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Neon Sign Pictures On Albuquerque's Route 66:
1910: Neon lighting first displayed
Neon lighting, discovered and developed by French physicist George
Claude, was displayed to the public for the first time at the Paris
Motor Show. Claude went on to patent neon lights and a process for
producing them. He also created neon advertising signs, which were
displayed on the Eiffel tower in the 1920s and 1930s.
The History of Neon Signs
... Neon lighting quickly became a popular fixture in outdoor advertising.
... stop and stare at the first neon signs dubbed "liquid fire."
Gigantic Signs: Neon History
About Neon Neon lighting was first introduced in Paris in 1910,
following decades of experiments to create a practical alternative
to incandescent lighting.
Neon Sign Pictures on Albuquerque's Route 66:
Aired: Friday 8:30 PM on CBS (60 mins)
Premiered October 1, 1960
Show Category: Drama , Action/Adventure
Name: Route 66
Two young men drive around the US working at odd jobs,
helping people, and searching for adventure. Ironically,
the show was filmed on location all across the USA,
but rarely near the real Route 66.
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If you don't like to wash your hands, don't ever become a doctor or a
nurse. I mean, you have to wash your hands a lot! Scrubbing up is routine
procedure for people in the medical profession. I don't think any of us
wants to be opened up by some doc who hasn't washed his hands all
day! Actually, a loved one of ours had major heart surgery a few years ago -
which she made it through. What she didn't make it through was the staph
infection she picked up in the hospital. It's avoiding that kind of thing
that is at the heart of a hospital's insistence that healers and caregivers
get really clean before they touch you. If they carry infection, they can do
a lot of damage.
It isn't just doctors and nurses that have to be clean for what they do.
It's a requirement God makes of anyone He's going to use to do His work
on earth - from teaching a class to working in ministry, to raising a family
in His ways.
Listen to His uncompromising words, for example, in Isaiah 52:11, our word
for today from the Word of God. "Depart, depart, go out from there! Touch no
unclean thing! Come out from it and be pure, you who carry the vessels of
the Lord." When you're doing anything for God, you're touching the holy,
whether you realize it or not. And you'd better not be handling the holy
with dirty hands, with a dirty mind, a dirty motive, or a dirty attitude.
God says, "Get rid of that infectious junk! You're carrying the 'vessels'
of Almighty God!"
No one serving the holy, holy, holy God should dare to do it without
"scrubbing up" on a regular basis - knowing that we get polluted some each
day. When you're dealing with holy things day after day, frankly it's easy -
but deadly - to become casual about it. And about sin that you're allowing
to creep into your life. But the judgment is greater for those who know what
you know. Who bring infection into the spiritual "hospital" where He is
trying to heal lives.
In 2 Timothy 2:20-21, Paul makes very clear what God is looking for when
He decides who He's going to use for great things. He describes a house with
gold and silver vessels - which are used for special things - and with wood
and clay vessels, which are used for dirty and gross things. He concludes,
"If a man cleanses himself ... he will be an instrument for noble purposes,
made holy, useful to the Master, and prepared to do any good work."
God isn't impressed with your abilities, with your great resumé, with your
connections, your credentials, your cash, your charisma. All He cares about
is your character! He's looking for clean! Getting rid of the dirt, staying
clean - that's how you qualify to be an instrument in the hands of Almighty
God.
Maybe you've let your hands, your mind, your spirit get dirty. You've
gotten careless about the sin that killed your Savior. Don't defile the work
of a holy, holy, holy God. Bow before Him. Let Him forgive you, cleanse you,
and purify you again. He has great work for you to do, many lives for you to
touch with His healing love. But only if you're clean. (Ron Hutchcraft)
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To find out how you can begin a personal relationship with
Jesus Christ, please visit YOURS FOR LIFE: HOW TO
HAVE LIFE'S MOST IMPORTANT RELATIONSHIP at:
1-888-NEED HIM.
nurse. I mean, you have to wash your hands a lot! Scrubbing up is routine
procedure for people in the medical profession. I don't think any of us
wants to be opened up by some doc who hasn't washed his hands all
day! Actually, a loved one of ours had major heart surgery a few years ago -
which she made it through. What she didn't make it through was the staph
infection she picked up in the hospital. It's avoiding that kind of thing
that is at the heart of a hospital's insistence that healers and caregivers
get really clean before they touch you. If they carry infection, they can do
a lot of damage.
It isn't just doctors and nurses that have to be clean for what they do.
It's a requirement God makes of anyone He's going to use to do His work
on earth - from teaching a class to working in ministry, to raising a family
in His ways.
Listen to His uncompromising words, for example, in Isaiah 52:11, our word
for today from the Word of God. "Depart, depart, go out from there! Touch no
unclean thing! Come out from it and be pure, you who carry the vessels of
the Lord." When you're doing anything for God, you're touching the holy,
whether you realize it or not. And you'd better not be handling the holy
with dirty hands, with a dirty mind, a dirty motive, or a dirty attitude.
God says, "Get rid of that infectious junk! You're carrying the 'vessels'
of Almighty God!"
No one serving the holy, holy, holy God should dare to do it without
"scrubbing up" on a regular basis - knowing that we get polluted some each
day. When you're dealing with holy things day after day, frankly it's easy -
but deadly - to become casual about it. And about sin that you're allowing
to creep into your life. But the judgment is greater for those who know what
you know. Who bring infection into the spiritual "hospital" where He is
trying to heal lives.
In 2 Timothy 2:20-21, Paul makes very clear what God is looking for when
He decides who He's going to use for great things. He describes a house with
gold and silver vessels - which are used for special things - and with wood
and clay vessels, which are used for dirty and gross things. He concludes,
"If a man cleanses himself ... he will be an instrument for noble purposes,
made holy, useful to the Master, and prepared to do any good work."
God isn't impressed with your abilities, with your great resumé, with your
connections, your credentials, your cash, your charisma. All He cares about
is your character! He's looking for clean! Getting rid of the dirt, staying
clean - that's how you qualify to be an instrument in the hands of Almighty
God.
Maybe you've let your hands, your mind, your spirit get dirty. You've
gotten careless about the sin that killed your Savior. Don't defile the work
of a holy, holy, holy God. Bow before Him. Let Him forgive you, cleanse you,
and purify you again. He has great work for you to do, many lives for you to
touch with His healing love. But only if you're clean. (Ron Hutchcraft)
---------------------------------------------------------------------
To find out how you can begin a personal relationship with
Jesus Christ, please visit YOURS FOR LIFE: HOW TO
HAVE LIFE'S MOST IMPORTANT RELATIONSHIP at:
1-888-NEED HIM.
According to a report by scientists in the national journal Nature, geckos
are small tropical reptiles whose ability to walk up walls and across
ceilings has previously defied all attempts to explain how they could stick
to any surface with no sign of any glue or suction mechanism to hold them
on. A group of biologists and engineers studied the microscopic hairs on
gecko toes and found the ends of the hairs directly attach to molecules in
the walking surface by van der Waals force, a type of attraction between
atoms. The report concludes that engineering a structure like a gecko foot
is “beyond the limits of human technology,” but scientists express the hope
that the “natural technology of gecko foot-hairs can provide biological
inspiration for future design of a remarkably effective adhesive.”
If understanding how to [design] gecko foot-hairs is beyond intelligent
human engineers, it is certainly beyond blind, mindless chance. The more we
look into the precision engineering found in living things, the more we are
reminded of the apostle Paul’s warning that human beings who study the
created world are without excuse for ignoring the creator.
As Michael Denton points out: “The conclusion may have religious
implications, but it does not depend on religious suppositions.”
From:
Dennis R. Petersen, Unlocking the Mysteries of Creation, Master Books,
2002, p. 113
are small tropical reptiles whose ability to walk up walls and across
ceilings has previously defied all attempts to explain how they could stick
to any surface with no sign of any glue or suction mechanism to hold them
on. A group of biologists and engineers studied the microscopic hairs on
gecko toes and found the ends of the hairs directly attach to molecules in
the walking surface by van der Waals force, a type of attraction between
atoms. The report concludes that engineering a structure like a gecko foot
is “beyond the limits of human technology,” but scientists express the hope
that the “natural technology of gecko foot-hairs can provide biological
inspiration for future design of a remarkably effective adhesive.”
If understanding how to [design] gecko foot-hairs is beyond intelligent
human engineers, it is certainly beyond blind, mindless chance. The more we
look into the precision engineering found in living things, the more we are
reminded of the apostle Paul’s warning that human beings who study the
created world are without excuse for ignoring the creator.
As Michael Denton points out: “The conclusion may have religious
implications, but it does not depend on religious suppositions.”
From:
Dennis R. Petersen, Unlocking the Mysteries of Creation, Master Books,
2002, p. 113
*Praise the Lord, O my soul; all my inmost being, praise His
Holy Name. Praise the Lord, O my soul, and forget not all His
benefits. --Psalm 103
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Holy Name. Praise the Lord, O my soul, and forget not all His
benefits. --Psalm 103
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