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Right now Walmart is marketing fireworks, trying to sell them for New Year's parties. This silly sign at Walmart is a muddled attempt to explain that even though you can buy the fireworks you are not allowed to use them in Phoenix. I know of no other jurisdiction that welcomes them, either.
> Mall evacuated after choral flash mob singing Messiah shakes the building ~ Sacramento Bee
> South African Theological Seminary has received approval from their accreditors to replace their four-year Bachelor of Theology program with two new programs, namely a three-year Bachelor of Theology and the Bachelor of Theology (Honors). The fourth year honors degree is a graduate program and will be more research-based, consisting of five papers of 24 credits each. The school, which delivers its programs entirely through distance education, also offers accredited MTh and PhD degrees.
> The Japan Covenant Church has sent missionaries to the US. They will be working primarily with Japanese nationals. ~ link
> Biblica has Launched a new NIV-alike Bible in Tagalog. ~ CP
> So, I'm on the phone waiting for customer service from Cox because the internet has gone down. I have to go through a long session with a bot -- which can't do a thing to help. Then the machine puts me on hold, feeding me messages that say I can find assistance by looking online at their website -- which, of course, I can't because the internet is down and that's why I'm calling. After 35 minutes on hold waiting to talk to a person, I hang up and go to bed. How is it that a "communication" company that is so clueless about communication can grow so large?
> Happy 23rd Birthday Elizabeth/Betsy/Liz! We're proud of you!
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Our poor mall has not had good press these past few months! After the glory it's experienced for the past 10 years, a major fire and then structural damage from overcrowding have put a damper on things.
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