#Ps 105

[father-daniel-blog]

W imię Prawdy! C. D. 421

10 lipca 2024 roku W tym dniu ważne były dla mnie poniższe treści z liturgii słowa i liturgii godzin: ,,Izrael był jak dorodny krzew winny, przynoszący wiele owoców; lecz gdy owoc jego się mnożył, wzrastała liczba ołtarzy; im większy dobrobyt w kraju, tym wspanialsze budowano stele. Ich serce jest obłudne, muszą pokutować! On ich ołtarze zburzy i stele powywraca. Powiedzą wtedy: «My nie mamy…

[boyslovetoo]

I miss these two.

I hope we get more TopMick dramas in the future. <3

[cinemaocd]

For my UK mutuals

As requested I'm not interacting but I have a lot to say about surviving extreme weather as American who has survived half a century of extreme weather in the midwest.

I lived in uninsulated attic bedroom without ac as a child and these are things I learned to do when I was little:

Close up the windows and shut the blinds as the day is heating up. Wait to open things up until after the sun goes down. Use fans to circulate air into the house early in the a.m. when it's colder outside than inside. Use your fans to circulate air around the house during the heat of the day. Use your fans to push air OUT of the house again in the evening. If you push air out an upper story window it will draw some colder air from below.

Save activities/errands for evenings and early mornings. Stay out of the sun as much as possible. Use umbrellas for shade. Wear a hat. Lose fitting clothing in a breathable (cotton, linen, light weight wool) fabric is much better than exposed skin if you have to go in the sun. If you want to go to the beach go early in the morning or in the evening. Don't swim in the heat of the day. If you are in charge of when you work, avoid doing it in the heat of day. If you run a shop, cafe or other business, change your hours to avoid being open during "siesta hours" (2-5 p.m.) If possible try to work from home to avoid commuting during the heatwave. The more people on the Tube the hotter it's going to be down there.

Cars left in the sun are subject to the greenhouse effect and will be much hotter than outside temperatures. Open your car windows and doors before you drive and run the fan to push the hot air out. If you are traveling carry the following: Cold drinking water, a sports drink, nut milk or cow's milk are preferable to soda, coffee or tea but any of those three are preferable to nothing. Even if your vehicle has a.c. you still need more hydration to deal with the heat.

Also useful for travel: bandana or towel (more on that later), sun hat, handheld fan (for when you are stuck in traffic). In America they sell these shields that you can put over your windshield to prevent the greenhouse effect. Not sure if they sell them in the Old Country, but here is a tutorial for making one out of cardboard. All of this stuff (minus the sunshade) would be useful on public transport.

That other post talks about how its bad to wear wet clothes in the sun because water acts as a lens but wet clothing can be your best friend in the shade! A bandana dipped in cold/cool water and wrapped around your neck will keep you cool until it dries. For sleeping I often place a cold bandana or washcloth on my face or forehead. You can dampen a towel and sit on it (this is a great trick for long car rides in the heat) Alternatively: Hot water bottles can also be COLD WATER BOTTLES. Just add ice. They make ice trays that make skinny little shapes to fit into water bottles, and they can help turn your hwb into an ice pack.

Cold/cool showers and baths especially right before bed if you have trouble sleeping in the heat. Kiddie pools or animal troughs in the shade are great for keeping people and doggos cool.

Cranking your fridge to its lowest setting will make it cool more but the heat that is pumped out of the fridge goes right into your house. Keep your fridge at the warmest temp you can get away with. Likewise televisions and computers pump out of a ton of heat when they are running.

IF YOU LOSE POWER

The temptation to rely on your refrigerator/freezer is obvious but the first thing that happens in a heat wave in America is the power grid goes down.

Think about buying a solar powered fan now, before the grid goes down...

Make sure you have batteries charged ahead of time.

If you rely on candles or lanterns for power outtages, consider a source of light that doesn't add heat to the environment, like a solar powered LED lantern.

Another piece of equipment that could literally save your life: a marine cooler.

If/when the worst happens: take some large frozen items out of freezer/deepfreeze and put it in a cooler with some essentials from your fridge. Deeply frozen food will keep those other things cool for a day or more (depending on your cooler). Try to keep the fridge and freezer shut then after you have filled your cooler so that the remaining cool air will keep things as long as possible. If you go multiple days without power you may need to throw everything out anyway, but you might get away with it if you are careful and have a good cooler.

A marine cooler kept out of the sun will keep ice for days. We started camping with one and we no longer have to do any kind of mid-trip ice stock up. Also: block ice will stay frozen so much longer than cubes. If you have the space in your freezer, buy some now and stash it before you need it.

Fresh fruit and vegetables that don't require cooking are a great way to get more liquids and feed yourself without making your house any hotter or using electricity. If consumed quickly they don't need refrigeration either.

This is a wacky one but hear me out: hammocks. If you can hang a hammock do it! Sleeping suspended like that air circulates around your body and you will be so much cooler. I was in tropical Mexico a few years ago and all of the houses had hammock hooks built into the walls to take advantage of the cooling effect. Bonus: you can pretend to be Captain Jack Aubrey while you're lying there...

[plusieurscouplets]

A DUPẸ lọwọ Olorun

[kingdomreigns]

Why should we read the Bible?

1. Know God's will (Ps 119:105)

2. Grow in faith (Rom 10:17)

3. Receive instruction (2 Tim 3:16)

4. Receive correction (2 Tim 3:16)

5. Find comfort (Rom 15:4)

6. Find encouragement (Rom 15:4)

7. Share it with others (1 Pet 3:15)

8. Equip ourselves (2 Tim 3:16–17)

9. Overcome temptation (Ps. 119:11)

— Dustin Benge

[officialgleamstar]

here's a compiled list of all of the fundraisers that have reached out to me over the past few days. please donate if you can, and share so that more people can see these fundraisers!

(note: a few of these are unvetted. for these campaigns, i have reverse image searched their images to confirm that they only appear on their pages. i do not have the tools to vet campaigns, i just personally trust these)

last updated: 8/23/24

@ahmeadhilles @ahmedhelllis - €10,251 / €80,000

@abdalhadiaburas - $3,544 CAD / $65,000

@asmaamajed2 - $3,505 / $50,000

@schihiro44 - $2,332 / $2,000

@ayaalanqarsblog - €9,453 / €15,000

@mahmoudkhalafff - €24,575 / €30,000

@abuadamfamily - €57,555 / €58,000

@abdelmutei - €10,663 / €50,000

@azaxa @lina-gaza - €35,176 / €45,000

@ghaziyounes1967 - $4,082 / $50,000

@abedallhferwanagaza - €2,917 / €35,000

@fatma93-gaza - €5,485 / €20,000

@save-salam-family - €22,168 / €40,000

@4-zien-yousef - €14,858 / €23,000

@mohiy-gaza - $18,390 / $31,000

@ayuwbfamily - $505 / $50,000

@saveyouseffamily - €4,199 / €20,000

@shahd-66 - €2,697 / €20,000

@frhatfamily - $5,190 / $29,500

@salahaldinahhorsblog - €5,497 / €40,000

@odayalanqar-2002 - €2,650 / €50,000

@helpfamily @freepaleatine95 - $6,326 / $50,000

@mahmoud-sharif2 | $7,449 / $60,000

@safaa18mero | $10,270 / $75,000

@mhammedmosa10 | $1,641 / $20,000

@hanaa-yousef | £11,034 / £20,000

@amna-merwan | €13,964 / €40,000

@kareemalnakhala (@bilalabedrabou) | €7,810 / €80,000

@mohammed-665 | €462 / €45,000

@ashraf-baker5 | €19,335 / €20,000

@alaakh2025 | £27,621 / £56,000

@mones1998gaza | $245 / $20,000

@ahmed-mohammed1 | €5,080 / €30,000

@kefahfamily | $966 / $40,000

@sabrinaaxm | $2,428 AUD / $40,000

@ezzaldeens-blog | €262 / €20,000

@mohamedsmeer33 | $1,126 AUD / $12,000

@safaabed8 | €28,246 / €90,000

@mohammednasers-blog | €2,720 / €38,000

@joyfulpeacepolice | $220 / $155,000

@ahmad-syam-blog | $1,597 CAD / $40,000

@karamalmadhoun0 | €14,744 / €20,000

@familymaria1234567 | €438 / €10,000

@tahseenkhazen | $9,811 / $25,000

@karim-rasha | €1,255 / €50,000

@amira-world | €22,943 / €29,000

@farohablogsworld | €150 / €25,000

@mahmoudswierh2 | $6,723 CAD / $15,000

@mohammedmoner | €105 / €50,000

@ahmed79ss | $10,982 CAD / $50,000

@mohamedjameel | €3,452 / €35,000

@syamamasamt | $120 / $65,000

@mahmoud-ziad | $14,173 / $30,000

@akramamran | $60 / $15,000

@aymanbasil (@osama-basil-ps) | €984 / €15,000

@abed-rashad13 | $4,535 raised of $50,000

@samerpal | kr123,764 SEK / kr450,000

@dinafamily | €1,056 / €30,000

@d-imtthal | €3,471 / €50,000

@abdullahgaza | €81,921 / €120,000

@ahmadelser (@lobnaalser) | €2,081 / €50,000

@atalah-mohammed | €13,088 / €82,000

[dovrianaftlalini]

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Buck: Cause trying to get your attention, has been kind of exhausting

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Ps: not including the kiss would be a crime

[mybeautifulchristianjourney]

Why should we study the Bible?

I. To know God (2 Tim 3:16) II. To find guidance (Ps 119:105) III. To grow spiritually (1 Pet 2:2) IV. To resist sin (Ps 119:11) V. To do good works (2 Tim 3:17) VI. To have hope (Rom 15:4) VII. To share faith (1 Pet 3:15)

[r4diumg1rl]

completed my 48 hr fast+OMAD today<3

breakfast: 2 eggs 160 cal, oatmeal 100 cal w banana 105 cal & pb2 60 cal

💫Total: 425💫

read on a post of someones account (i think from @ thecheeselover) that if ur doing omad it’s best to eat in the morning, fink it has to do w digestion, what u burn off during the day blah blah idk!!>:0 but im going to be trying to do that from now on, making my meals full of protein n fiber. (my diet rn is 48hr fast, 500 cal OMAD, repeat. Lost a shit ton of weight fast but you will feel like dog shit n it’s what got m doctors to intervene almost a yr ago hahhahaIDC DOIN IT AGAIN)

Ps lmk if ur doing no weigh november!! i felt weird not weighing myself today :((

[separocean-anxiety]

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This list is page two of two. Please take the time to read through and share both of these posts.

These campaigns have been brought to my attention via asks and messages; please take the time to read through and share their stories, and contribute whatever you can.

Please note that the amounts raised may have changed by the time you're reading this post, so for accuracy I encourage you to check the gofundmes for yourselves. To everyone who has been tagged here, please feel free to inform me of any changes/additions you'd like made to the listed information! I'll make an effort to update this periodically with new campaigns and amounts raised.

I also realize that there may be multiple accounts linked back to a single family/campaign, and apologize in advance if I don’t initially list them together. If an account link doesn't work anymore, I will do my best to track down any existing alts or backups.

@alaakh99 - gofundme (€6,829 raised of €100,000 goal)

@lets-help-osama / @osama-basil-ps / @anas--basil - gofundme (€2,627 raised of €15,000 goal)

@help-manal-family - gofundme (€560 raised of €50,000 goal)

@osamam2 - gofundme ($10 raised of $30,000 goal)

@mohammedmoner - gofundme (€75 raised of €50,000 goal)

@tahrerosama - gofundme ($120 raised of $65,000 goal)

@yousefjehad3 - gofundme ($4,412 raised of $15,000 goal)

@nisreensuhail / @kenzish / @hazemsuhail - gofundme (€3,358 raised out of a goal of €50,000)

@bisanalbalawi18 - gofundme (€37,372 raised of €50,000 goal)

@atalah-mohammed - gofundme (€15,621 raised of €82,000 goal)

@familymajed2 - gofundme ($24,390 CAD raised of $90,000 goal)

@maria1234567sblog / @familymaria1234567 / @screechingphilosopherengineer - gofundme (€824 raised of €10,000 goal)

@mones1998gaza - gofundme ($355 raised of $20,000 goal)

@aymanbasil - gofundme (€1,551 raised of €15,000 goal)

@safaa18mero - gofundme ($11,013 raised of $75,000 goal)

@emanabosedo - gofundme ($676 raised of $50,000 goal)

@anasalshrafa - gofundme (€455 raised of €50,000 goal)

@alhabilgaza - gofundme (€61,843 raised of €100,000 goal)

@nedaapalestine - gofundme (£8,252 raised out of a £25,000 target)

@karim-rasha - gofundme (€1,530 raised out of a goal of €50,000)

@rehamoyasir - gofundme ($2,760 AUD raised out of a $40,000 goal)

@aiamaher - gofundme (€422 raised out of a goal of €55,000)

@fatma--gaza - gofundme (€6,089 raised out of a goal of €20,000)

@shady-0598767755 - gofundme (€185 raised out of a goal of €50,000)

@ahmedomer9 - gofundme (€2,636 raised of €50,000 goal)

@anqar - gofundme (€17,370 raised of €20,000 goal)

@saveomarfamily - gofundme ($93 raised of $35,000 goal) / paypal ($88 raised of $25,000)

@sameer-17 / @sameer-family - gofundme ($3,096 raised of $50,000 goal)

@abdallahblog0 - gofundme ($231 raised of $30,000 goal) / paypal

@jawad236 - gofundme ($720 raised of $12,000 goal)

@shamfarhat1 - gofundme ($7,945 raised of $29,500 target)

@hassanmadi2 - gofundme (€390 raised of €50,000 goal)

@nada55 - gofundme (£1,611 raised of £50,000 goal)

@ayman-sham - gofundme (€1,561 raised of €15,000 goal)

@ameerakhaled - gofundme ($607 AUD raised of $60,000 goal)

@fatimaalbalawi2 - gofundme (€39,829 raised of €85,000 goal)

@mohmad77 - gofundme (€3,159 raised of €80,000 goal)

@a6h16 - gofundme (€105 raised of €49,200 goal)

@safaakhatib - gofundme (€24,032 raised of €35,000 target)

@nevinalser - gofundme (€1,495 raised of €50,000 goal)

@noor12stt - gofundme (€620 raised of €70,000 goal)

@somaiahassansworld - gofundme (€839 raised of €50,000 goal)

@mohammedayyads-blog - gofundme (€1,855 raised of €35,000 goal)

@rafatalswissi - gofundme (€209 raised of €45,000 goal)

@nadoosha-sd - gofundme ($520 raised of $25,000 goal)

@ahmednser - gofundme (€115 raised of €100,000 goal)

@maysaayahya85 - gofundme [cw: graphic images] (€378 raised of €35,000 goal)

@shady0598767755123 - gofundme (€715 raised of €50,000 goal)

@momenalostaz / @momen-alostaz / @momenalstaz - gofundme (€22,737 raised of €70,000 goal)

@rana994 - gofundme (kr16,898 SEK raised of kr200,000 goal)

@yasminsalahmahmoud - gofundme (€644 raised of €40,000 goal)

@savfamily - gofundme (€635 raised of €60,000 goal)

@hamdiali112233 - gofundme (€677 raised of €25,000 goal)

@bilalassadabedrou - gofundme (€8,637 raised of €80,000 goal)

EDIT: I’ve been receiving a lot of asks as of late, and am sadly not always able to update this list. Ergo, I’ve created a tag to keep track of new asks answered + the amounts raised for their campaigns. Please scroll through and donate what you can!!

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[silenziodorato]

Ho trovato questi commenti su Twitter ma ce ne sono a milioni così.

Sono proprio frasi del genere che alimentano la violenza sulle donne ed i femminicidi, ma soprattutto una mentalità che definire assurda sarebbe riduttivo. Le parole sono potenti. Sono armi.

Dopo 105 donne UCCISE venire a dire che questo è un circo di femministe, fa venire la nausea.

Parlare di politica, di sinistra, di destra ma vi sentite? Le donne vengono UCCISE e voi state a guardare che la sorella ha avuto tempo di mettersi l'eye liner e quindi non sta provando abbastanza dolore.

Questa è la società malata in cui viviamo.

Sua sorella ha avuto la forza di parlare, di reagire, di fare qualcosa per aiutare altre donne. E invece la gente scrive cose del genere.

Ps. Che cazzo c'entra l'anello al naso, tutte sorelle e poi stereotipate una persona per un cazzo di piercing.

[wheelsgoroundincircles]

1974 Pontiac Super Duty Trans Am

The 1974 Pontiac Super Duty Trans Am Was The Last Performance Pony Car From Muscle’s Golden Age

Pontiac was still beating the go-fast drum the same year Ford wouldn’t even sell you a Mustang with a V8

Detroit muscle’s golden age peaked in 1970 with cars like Hemi-engined Dodge Charger R/T and LS6-code Chevrolet Chevelle SS 454. From that point, a combination of reduced compression ratios, higher insurance costs, spiraling gas prices and the weight of additional safety equipment saw power and performance tail away until by the end of the decade there was almost nothing left.

As soon as 1974 the enthusiast landscape was unrecognizable from four years earlier. The Hemi was dead, big-block engine options were increasingly rare, Chevy was about to axe the Camaro Z/28 as it already had done with the SS396, and Ford had downsized the Mustang so comprehensively that you couldn’t even buy one with a V8 in North America. Yep, the top engine in a Mustang in 1974 was a 2.8-liter V6 that put out an embarrassing 105 hp (107 PS).

Which made your Pontiac dealer about the one in town that talked your language. The most obvious change to the 1973 Trans Am had been the optional new Firebird hood graphic, which replaced the front-to-rear stripe seen on the 1970-1972 cars, and the addition of some bright new colors, including neck-snapping Buccaneer Red. But the most important change was under that hood. While every other manufacturer was scaling back its performance efforts, Pontiac’s engineers actually increased theirs, introducing the new 455 Super Duty engine option.

[orietursicutsol]

Dominica quarta Adventus

Introitus (Memento nostri) Introitus (Rorate caeli) Graduale (Prope est Dominus) Alleluia (Veni Domine) Offertorium (Ave Maria gratia plena) Communio (Ecce Virgo concipiet)

Introitus Ps 105:4-5 Memento nostri, Domine, in beneplacito populi tui; visita nos in salutari tuo: ad videndum in bonitate electorum tuorum; in laetitia gentis tuae: ut lauderis cum hereditate tua.

Graduale Ps 144:18; 144:21 Prope est Dóminus ómnibus invocántibus eum: ómnibus, qui ínvocant eum in veritáte. V. Laudem Dómini loquétur os meum: et benedícat omnis caro nomen sanctum eius.

Alleluia V. Veni, Dómine, et noli tardáre: reláxa facínora plebis tuæ Israël. Allelúia.

Offertorium Luc 1:28 Ave, María, gratia plena; Dóminus tecum: benedícta tu in muliéribus, et benedíctus fructus ventris tui.

Communio Is 7:14 Ecce, Virgo concípiet et páriet fílium: et vocábitur nomen eius Emmánuel.

_ Adventus Domini Schola Hungarica. Janka Szendrei and László Dobszay (2017, BMC Records – BMC CD 213)

[mikaeana]

TABELA DE PESO:

(x) 105

(x) 100

(x) 95

(x) 90

() 85

() 80

() 75

() 70

() 65

() 60

Mf 55

PS: tenho 1,78 de altura

[jojou2]

🔴أبو عبيدة يعلن قتل 15 جندياً صهيونياً من نقطة الصفر .. وتدمير 43 آلية

🔴أبو عبيدة: مجاهدونا استولوا على 4 طائرات دون طيار ودكوا حشودا عسكرية بقذائف الهاون في كافة محاور القتال

🔴 أبو عبيدة: فجرنا مدخل نفق في عدد من جنود العدو

🔴كتائب القسام: استهدفنا مجموعة من جنود الاحتلال تحصنت داخل منزل وأوقعناهم بين قتيل وجريح جنوب غرب مدينة غزة

🔴كتائب القسام: استهدفنا 3 دبابات صهيونية من نوع ميركافا بقذائف الياسين 105 في منطقة الصناعة جنوب غرب مدينة غزة

🔴🔴

PS

[hiswordsarekisses]

“I walk with many who say "I thought I did what God was asking! I obeyed His voice.

And things seem worse now after, than before!?"

Obedience will often look and feel like dying, because your FLESH is dying!

Don't doubt your obedience because things are now hard!

In obeying His voice, God had more in mind than just keeping you comfortable and happy;

He's chipping away at all the things that don't fit the form He sees you as; like JESUS!

More than the place you're going ~ God cares about who you're becoming!

"He (Jesus) humbled Himself and became obedient to the point of death, even the death of the cross. Therefore God also has highly exalted

Him..." (Phil 2:8-9)

In all things, the DEPTH of your “death” (to self/flesh) will be the HEIGHT of your resurrection.

"Until the time that His word came to pass, The word of the LORD tested him."(Ps 105:19)

Great words and promises require great testing.

Take courage! Don't stop short of full obedience!”

~ Chris Burns ~