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I am a web/communications specialist for a non-profit and have recently been adding links to our website HREF links to help them stand out. For example, PDFs have a PDF icon and news articles have a newspaper icon.
We recently started providing online registration for our events and I am trying to figure out what icon would be good for these. All I’ve been able to come up with is a shopping cart. Any other suggestions?
From Icon Finder for Registration:
http://www.iconfinder.net/search/?q=registration
Ron
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March 12 2010 | Icon | 1 Comment »
Traditionally, I understand Orthodox churches have fewer rows of pews (or no pews) compared to Western churches; however, every Orthodox church I’ve visited in Pittsburgh has a full complement of pews in the Western style. Are there any that have the more traditional, limited pew arrangement?
http://orthodoxyinamerica.org/lr_v10/locator.php
try ROCOR or Serbian
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March 10 2010 | Uncategorized | 5 Comments »
I deleted the program but the icon is still on the desktop. I try to delete it but it says cannot find program. I have Vista. Help!
Left click and hold on the icon and drag it to the trash bin.
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March 10 2010 | Icon | 7 Comments »
How did they affect the protestant reformation ? What was there role ?
Spain under Philip II was a strong power and was considered the champion of Catholicism and she took all measures to bring the protestants and protestant countries back to catholicism. Moreover she was a strong naval power- perhaps the strongest in the Mediterranean.
The Spanish Armada was sent to conquer England that had by then become protestant. There were other causes as well for Spain to consider England as her enemy no 1.
In the war the comparatively small British navy completely destroyed the Spanish navy.
A victory for Spain would have meant continued harassment of the Protestants. With English victory this threat was now over and protestantism could co-exist with Catholicism.
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March 06 2010 | Protestant | 2 Comments »
What are the beliefs and practices that the roman catholic church has in common with the coptic orthodox church?
- 3 Ecumenical Councils
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March 06 2010 | Uncategorized | 6 Comments »
I have this assignment at school for Religion, and I need to do a research, and a presentation about a Christian charity organisation of some sort that will have a lot of information about. Such as the history and events/activities, leaders.
I am also looking for something that others wont do, I like to be different.
I am not looking for someone to research for me, just to help me find the Organisation.
Thank you!
Gospel for Asia (www.gfa.org)
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March 06 2010 | Christian | 1 Comment »
I’m looking for verses and passes in the Bible that talk of homosexuality. I’m not knocking anything, or anyone, I’m just doing a research paper on gay rights and was planning to use the Bible as a refrecne. Anything would be greatly appreciated!
Hey there,
Lana makes some interesting points but I disagree – there’s a LOT more research on why some people are gay and lesbian. There’s no evidence that homosexuality is a learned behaviour or a psychological disorder, and plenty that suggests it’s biological. For example, there are some fun facts like gay men are much more likely to be left handed than straight men. How do social theories account for that? Did we learn that at gay school?! Come on! 
As for the sexual orientation of scientists – is that less biased than attempts by one Christian scientist recently to "prove" that you can change someones sexual orientation? (his research was seriously flawed – the equivalent of travelling to Scotland, interviewing only people who both worked in the Scottish tourist industry and who claimed to have had seen the Loch Ness Monster, and claiming that this was proof she exists!) It also doesn;t account for the many studies published by straight scientists which support the view that sexual orientation is biological.
BUT – say we were able to locate the "gay gene" (not that it’ll be one gene, it’ll be polygenic), what would that prove? It would mean only that gay men and lesbians are born that way, much like some people are born blind or deaf.
Sexual orientation has no moral gradient – sexual behaviour on the other hand does. Which by the way is all the Bible mentions. The concept of sexual orientation is only ~150 years old. Given that the Bible was completed in 98AD, it must be talking about homosexual behaviour, NOT homosexual orientation. (simple logic!)
The Bible doesn’t say that loving same-sex relationships are wrong. What it’s talking about are abusive homosexual relationships (look at the quote from Romans 1 – it is very clear, lust – not love!). I’ve attached a link which might help with that some more.
Hope you get on well with your paper!
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March 02 2010 | Bible | 7 Comments »
Hi,
How do I train for myself and my horse for cross country? See I moved to a different city and the place I was at before had a cross country coarse and jumps and everything. Well the new place I am at there is no jumps or cross country coarse only trails. So what can I do to be ready to do cross country races when show season starts?
Does those things really help to train for cross country?
If you’re handy, cross country jumps are not too difficult to build. But if you’re serious about eventing, you’ll just need to trailer your horse over to places that allow cross country schooling. Even when you board at a farm with some cross country jumps, you still should trailer to other places as they may have more jumps on the course, different types of fences, tougher terrain, etc. Your eventing trainer should be able to set you up with some schooling opportunities. If you don’t have a trailer, maybe you could pay somebody at your barn to take you??? Good luck, finding cross country schooling opportunities can be difficult.
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March 02 2010 | Cross | 3 Comments »
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