Sentences with phrase «what np»

Stacie Collier's predecessor, John Snellings (now serving as of counsel) tells us what NP wants in new recruits: «In addition to academic excellence, we are also looking for candidates with practical experience.»

The location of the solar panel, the height the coil can extend the jump, the top speeds of the vehicles and rough dimensions of them all match pretty well with what NP had.

I am not sure what NP said that bothers a lot of people on this forum so much — he's not really promoting anything we are not willing to do — listen to opposing viewpoints — that's kind of a facet of living life if you ask me.

*** I didn't write Romans, Paul did, so I go by his words, not what NP THINKS.

I see this as what NP is promoting â $ «and I agree â $ «I own copies of the Muslim, Jewish, and Mormon scriptures myself.

Isn't that what NP is attempting to do?

What NP described sounds something like unconditional love to me.

I think what NP said above seems the most likely.

one of the abused, I don't know what NP meant, but pastors probably are quite aware after awhile - even if not at first - how much they can control people.

Although the «text» I wrote above is not the Bible, I understand a little more clearly now what NP talked about: the Bible can be the object of misinterpretation, and people are the victims.

I also see that it's hard for me to figure out what np is getting at with a cartoon sometimes.

I thought what NP was quoting was the experience of being beyond one's convention.

I have had many private conversations with people from this blog e-mailing me to ask questions because of what NP has projected on this site.

I'd take a penny for everytime I have heard someone talk about just what NP brought out — but when the conversation turns towards the hatred for Americans in other nations — they begin to make excuses for their bigotry.

Not exact matches

The idea of tomorrowcasting was born of the realization that, in spite of excellent NP scores, marketing leaders often had no idea what would drive consumers in the future.

NP: I know what you mean.

Though I go further in what I say than many feel comfortable with in this blog room, I choice not to push much further because of respect for the person of David, NP.

What I like about np's community is they don't insist there is «more» that I need than who I am right now.

who defines what that means is another story... believe what and why and for who??? By the way there NP — being outside the constraints is so freeing!!!!

From what I can tell (generalizing, maybe overstating) most of the respondents on NP's threads are already compassionate, loving, righteous... good and decent folk; and so we're already drawn in and not in need.

That said — I pray for a healthy windfall to come your way NP — just cause I like you and respect you standing up for what you believed in.

And I also echo NP — I love what's happening here So much healing.

See, what I'm saying NP?

I can again assure you that NP is spot on in most cases, and that what he's experienced over his lifetime is (unfortunately) closer to the norm than the exception.

What I see NP as doing is akin to the Wesley direction, and certainly Christlike.

Thanks, np, what you have written strikes a chord in me and encourages me

What I see here is NP «recognising» the beam and the mote.

So does this mean that NP is anti-war, or what?

NP what a wonderful beautiful post.

Thanks NP for saying what needs to be said more often.

What's the vision, NP?

What's hard, is trying to push through this and find a way to dialogue which is what I think NP is getting at... and what I have been learning a lot about lately, partly thanks to this blog: — RRWhat's hard, is trying to push through this and find a way to dialogue which is what I think NP is getting at... and what I have been learning a lot about lately, partly thanks to this blog: — RRwhat I think NP is getting at... and what I have been learning a lot about lately, partly thanks to this blog: — RRwhat I have been learning a lot about lately, partly thanks to this blog: — RRB -.

But the first few lines about keeping your beliefs to yourself or you'll lose customers - that's what I've always thot maybe NP was doing -(you can let us know if that's true or not, NP.)

I think this is the point NP is making — not that he doesn't believe there is proofs — but that we can not actually give any when asked (and this is based on what we think).

NP said: «For me, the question is the well - being of people, no matter what tradition or practice we find ourselves in.»

Good points NP — basically we can not interact with the bible — and if we can not do that — then what a waste of time having some scriptures in the first place.

But from what I gather reading some of NP's latest posts, I'd say a lot of criticism is well deserved.

Hey NP, I think your use of the word «freedom» takes some of us to «in those days there was no king in Israel so everyone did what was right in their own eyes.»

Naked Pastor and all: there's much truth in what you (NP) say about my tone and attitude.

NP: I think it's interesting that sometimes people worry that you aren't concerned enough with building up the church, because you don't provide positive models of what the church should be, and then other people insist that you contradict yourself in criticizing vision because you do have a vision of what the church should be.

FiF, You and I are at the same parade, and we have been commissioned by NP to write about what we see in the parade.

I appreciate what you do NP — I hope we all can do the same — go back and love the same people we criticize.

np, I don't really agree with what you said, but I LOVE the picture.

This is the sort of thing I find frustrating and which I think NP does also, and very possibly it is more extreme than what you have encountered.

NP — just on your last comment — if that is not the pirmary mission of the church, what do you think is?

Awesome companies like NP are getting back to the roots of what food is supposed to be all about, nutritious.

The problem is, Arsenal has become more of a PLC than a FC, and Wenger is part of the problem, as he seems to have a position, which no longer is deserved in a sporting sense (but maybe in a financial), and he is determined to hold onto it, np matter what.

Did really read anything in particular that riled me up (though I read a post while writing this about NP) but people kept sending me emails asking what I thought about the term natural parenting.

NP: Can we move onto the question of what grounds a politics of the common good?

If the NPS is not working with a perpetrator it will be extremely difficult to know who the victims are, what services they will need and keep the them up to date with relevant information.