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Winning The Battle Against The Xbox 360 Red Rings Of Death
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When my wife's mother, "Grandma G," died, she left us many gifts and intangibles. She also left us something very tangible, that in the immediate hour of need, was her most thoughtful gift. She had prearranged and paid for her funeral in exacting detail. This single act, greatly lowered the magnitude of stress that her death had caused.

"Jesus died on The Cross for You," The Pastor Said. And Einstein told us all to question authority, so, I asked; "Why" which turned out to be the biggest mistake I made all week. Let me tell you what happened next. The pastor went on to tell me how Jesus Christ died on the cross for me, and my sins. He said I was a sinner, and an imperfect human being, and Jesus Christ was the son of God, his only begotten son.

Well, don't say goodbye to those photographs. The basis for any funeral slideshow will still be images. Although, a little care in restoring photographs with Photoshop - and some thought as to how you pan across them and where the virtual camera lands will repay you many times over in audience appreciation. And don't forget captions. Haven't we all attended funeral and sat through endless images wondering who it is we are looking at? We care, we are there after all, but who are all these people? Is that the granddaughter; is that the son John who never visited? you ask yourself. But without captions, there are no answers. So, the first thing to include in your knockout slideshow is captions.

Third, ancient wisdom of many types and from several cultures, emphasizes unending life. It is declared that the Buddha could look back over 100,000 lives when he came to enlightenment. The Tibetan Book of the Dead also describes unending life. Other religions like Christianity say there is life after death as well.

This has nothing to do with capital punishment. Instead it has to do with our law enforcement agencies doing a better job at finding the guilty parties. And even if that were the case, there will always remain the possibility that the wrong person will be put to death. Unfortunately, this will have to be one of those things we are willing to live with as a society. That means that I have to be willing to accept the possibility that I could be wrongfully put to death in my life time. I'm willing to live with the possibility in order to ensure that a great deal more of the right people will be put to death as well.

This costs you nothing extra and you get to save some money. In fact, doing this at your home or somewhere else saves you between $300-$800 depending on the locality or neighborhood.

Want another indicator? Look carefully at what you have been saying. In a rough percentage, compare how much of your talk is bright, vibrant and full of LIFE verses the amount that is negative, distasteful, rude and clearly obsessed with processes that are DEAD?


Family members should work together to make sure each part of the service is taken care of. Delegating during this time is essential as it is extremely difficult for one person to take on all of the details by themselves. Planning a funeral is rarely a happy event, but with some cooperation, help and practical advice, you can create a lasting and memorable final goodbye.

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