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Friend of mine, a gift from God, warm and comforting,

Friend of mine, always there to soothe my fretting,

Friend of mine, you keep me grounded in Jesus,

Friend of mine, always happy to make time for us.

Friend of mine, you have always been there for me,

Friend of mine, I know our friendship will always be.

Friend of mine, when sad you make me smile,

Friend of mine, you always go that extra mile.

Friend of mine, our love will be for all eternity,

Friend of mine, we have such a beautiful fraternity.

Pontiak

When first drawing from the inspirational well in 2005, members of Norfolk, VA's rock/jam band staple "Octopus" knew they were bringing something sweet to their lips. Their obvious range of influences from the Allman Brothers to Zappa aside, Octopus' unique blend of rock and roll survived a changing lineup that helped hone and solidify the quartet's sound. What remains are guitarist Kyle Hills' hard-rocking leads laying over the wailing tones of Alfred Evans' vintage Hammond B3 organ, their grooves are held down by the brothers (by blood and rhythm) Bruce Henning on bass and with Chris Henning delivering jazzy performances on the drum kit. Always an ever-energetic ride, Octopus has been packing local venues for a decade, some with marathon performances of their poignant songwriting and improvisation, always brought in a genuinely fun and exciting atmosphere. This isn't your garden-variety Octopus!

What is history? World history is more than just a series of dramatic events. It is the story of the human community-- how people lived on a daily basis, how they shared ideas, how they ruled and were ruled, and how fought. Of economics, politics, and social change. History is about Queens and Kings, to infamous and famous people, compiled inrecord of the past.  The most common definition of history is"a record of the past."  To create this record, historians use documents (what has been record or written); artifacts, such as pottery, tools, and weapons; and even artworks, E.g., the historic record of National Geographic world history, tells of  "The City States of Ancient Mesopotamia. The origins of the Sumerians people remains a mystery . By 3000 B.C., they had establishd a number of independent cities in southern Mesopotamia, including Eridu, Ur,and Uruk. As the cities expanded, they came to have political and economic control over the suroungding countryside. They formed city-states, the basic units of Sumerican civilization. Under Gods and Goddesses: The most prominent building in a Sumerian city was the temple dedicated to the chief god  or goddess of the city. This temple was often built atop a massive stepped tower called a zigguart. The Sumerians believed that gods and goddesses owned the cities.[Page 39]

What is history? World history is more than just a series of dramatic events. It is the story of the human community-- how people lived on a daily basis, how they shared ideas, how they ruled and were ruled, and how fought. Of economics, politics, and social change. History is about Queens and Kings, to infamous and famous people, compiled inrecord of the past.  The most common definition of history is"a record of the past."  To create this record, historians use documents (what has been record or written); artifacts, such as pottery, tools, and weapons; and even artworks, E.g., the historic record of National Geographic world history, tells of  "The City States of Ancient Mesopotamia. The origins of the Sumerians people remains a mystery . By 3000 B.C., they had establishd a number of independent cities in southern Mesopotamia, including Eridu, Ur,and Uruk. As the cities expanded, they came to have political and economic control over the suroungding countryside. They formed city-states, the basic units of Sumerican civilization. Under Gods and Goddesses: The most prominent building in a Sumerian city was the temple dedicated to the chief god  or goddess of the city. This temple was often built atop a massive stepped tower called a zigguart. The Sumerians believed that gods and goddesses owned the cities.[Page 39]

The Ripken brothers' love of the game started in the countless hours spent on baseball fields in their youth, with the camaraderie between teammates, salty sunflower seeds sailing through the air, and the big games under the lights.

To pay tribute, Ripken Baseball builds complexes that honor our national pastime while pushing it to new levels.

From the covered dugouts and lighted fields to the incredible practice fields and on-site ponds, fountains and photography, Ripken tournaments are youth baseball at their finest, on the field and off.

Aslo Dee Dixon still in Jamaica

Yearly Motion:

In addition to spinning on its axis, the Earth also revolves around the Sun. We are approximately 93 million miles (150 million km) from the Sun, and at that distance, it takes us one year (365 days) to go around once. The full path of the Earth's orbit is close to 600 million miles (970 million km). Now as you can see, people are living on immense cosmological providence, and based on the description made above, people in general are not appreciative of their dependency upon the many valuable things of providence. I have to draw your attention to the human primordial origins, of the whole embodiment constitution animation and vernacular which have set jurisdiction for all people. Do you see people behave as though they are thankful for the providential depedency earth offers, which sustains their existence. I think a few people do under A.D. Anno Domini, contrary to people of lived in the BC Big era.

The Ripken brothers' love of the game started in the countless hours spent on baseball fields in their youth, with the camaraderie between teammates, salty sunflower seeds sailing through the air, and the big games under the lights.

To pay tribute, Ripken Baseball builds complexes that honor our national pastime while pushing it to new levels.

From the covered dugouts and lighted fields to the incredible practice fields and on-site ponds, fountains and photography, Ripken tournaments are youth baseball at their finest, on the field and off.

Aslo Dee Dixon still in Jamaica

Yearly Motion:

In addition to spinning on its axis, the Earth also revolves around the Sun. We are approximately 93 million miles (150 million km) from the Sun, and at that distance, it takes us one year (365 days) to go around once. The full path of the Earth's orbit is close to 600 million miles (970 million km). Now as you can see, people are living on immense cosmological providence, and based on the description made above, people in general are not appreciative of their dependency upon the many valuable things of providence. I have to draw your attention to the human primordial origins, of the whole embodiment constitution animation and vernacular which have set jurisdiction for all people. Do you see people behave as though they are thankful for the providential depedency earth offers, which sustains their existence. I think a few people do under A.D. Anno Domini, contrary to people of lived in the BC Big era.

When was the concept of God first introduced in history? Who came up with it? What was the intention - was it social, political or something else?  The question is more about the when, why and how the "concept" of God came into being. I am not looking at it from the "theism vs atheism" point of view. I am trying to reason from "historical" perspective. To make it clearer, we know that the early humans were hunters, then came fire, wheel, iron age, etc. and then came civilization and *BANG* there was a temple in the civilized world! People already feared and worshipped "God". It surely couldn't have happened all of a sudden (or did it?).  Why did the concept even originate? It couldn't just have been out of fear- thats demon! What made human being put faith in and worship an entity called "God"?   Or was this concept introduced with some other socio-political reason by someone? What caused God to become the center of religion?   Who came up with this concept first?   History only contain parochial and anthropic things, and has no record of ghost that is call spirit. People are confused about origins of people, because they were not expose to world history. Religion force the concept of God on people through belief and faith. History tells that Gods and goddesses came to earth and hybrid Primitive Workers approxmimatelt 200,000 years ago, and human pagan religion first brgan for those initial people as precedence.

When was the concept of God first introduced in history? Who came up with it? What was the intention - was it social, political or something else?  The question is more about the when, why and how the "concept" of God came into being. I am not looking at it from the "theism vs atheism" point of view. I am trying to reason from "historical" perspective. To make it clearer, we know that the early humans were hunters, then came fire, wheel, iron age, etc. and then came civilization and *BANG* there was a temple in the civilized world! People already feared and worshipped "God". It surely couldn't have happened all of a sudden (or did it?).  Why did the concept even originate? It couldn't just have been out of fear- thats demon! What made human being put faith in and worship an entity called "God"?   Or was this concept introduced with some other socio-political reason by someone? What caused God to become the center of religion?   Who came up with this concept first?   History only contain parochial and anthropic things, and has no record of ghost that is call spirit. People are confused about origins of people, because they were not expose to world history. Religion force the concept of God on people through belief and faith. History tells that Gods and goddesses came to earth and hybrid Primitive Workers approxmimatelt 200,000 years ago, and human pagan religion first brgan for those initial people as precedence.