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Thursday, April 19, 2007 My Celebrity Look-alikes My cool celebrity look-alike collage from MyHeritage.com. Get one for yourself. 1:37 AM - 30 views - 4 eprops - 2 comments - email it My Celebrity Look-alikes My cool celebrity look-alike collage from MyHeritage.com. Get one for yourself. 1:35 AM - 14 views - add eprops - add comments - email it Wednesday, April 18, 2007 Weighing Cho's Heritage, and Identity April 18, 2007 from All Things Considered ROBERT SIEGEL, host: Yesterday, I checked some foreign newspaper Web sites to see how they were covering events at Virginia Tech. A headline in the British daily, The Times said: Korean Student Named as Massacre Gunman. Today’s Guardian says: Gunman was South Korean Student. A headline in Liberation, the French daily, also identified the gunman as Korean, as did headlines in the Bangkok Post and the Middle East Times. You should struck me as evidence of yet another way in which people who don’t know this country don’t get this country. True, Seung Hui Cho was a South Korean national living here on a green card. But in fact, the 23-year-old English major came here at the age of 8. He went to public schools in northern Virginia – just like my kids – and then he went to a state university, where being of Asian extraction is hardly a distinction. There is an Asian-American student union there with six associations, two sororities and two fraternities. Cho was obviously unbalanced, homicidal, and that makes him typical of no group of significant size. But reading his disturbingly violent script for a play online, I didn’t get the impression that his preoccupations were especially exotic, or in any way Korean. Pedophilia, Michael Jackson, Catholic priests – this is the stuff of our news pages in culture – not some foreign countries. His ability to buy a gun reflects an American interpretation of liberty – an idea, which if not unique to us is certainly no Asian import. It was refreshing to catch a Washington Post headline that hit their Web site yesterday. They described Cho as a local of a Centerville, Virginia student. Like the kids who murdered at columbine, Seung Hui Cho killed and died as one of us. You’re listening to ALL THINGS CONSIDERED from NPR News. 11:13 PM - 31 views - 2 eprops - 2 comments - email it Friday, January 12, 2007 Romans 12:2 Romans 12:2 "And be not conformed to this world: but be ye transformed by the renewing of your mind, that ye may prove what is that good, and acceptable, and perfect, will of God." Be not conformed to this world. If you live like the world, you'll be overcome by the world. It's as simple as that. So don't let the world squeeze you into its own mold. Instead..."be transformed" by the entire renewal of your mind. Overcome the world by having your mind transformed to think like God thinks. In other words, when you see something in the Word, say, "I agree with that. From now on I'm acting on that instead of what I used to think." For example, when sin calls your name, don't answer. Agree with the Word instead and say, "I'm dead to that, Devil. You can't pull me into it anymore!" As you do that, you'll find yourself changing. You will find yourself living like a world overcomer! from BibleShack's Daily Devotion   11:59 AM - 25 views - add eprops - add comments - email it Monday, January 08, 2007 Urbana 06   Communion for more than 22,000 people with 800 servers      2:11 PM - 22 views - add eprops - add comments - email it Next 5 >>

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