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Oh, yes, you can definitely HEAR my resplendence.
I don't do anything quietly.

I'm embarrassed to admit, but will anyway that I had to look up the meaning to this word Resplendent. I found out I really like it. Very cool!!!

Resplendent is an adjective that means something has a beautiful, brilliant or splendid appearance. An example of this word used in a sentence would be, the woman was resplendent in red velvet. Synonyms include brilliant, radiant, and glorious.

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Written by Iwillflyagain!

Thanks for the definition!
I just knew it was shiny!

We know who the ultimate Resplendent One is!

Demostenes, our brother!!

Oh how we have missed you!!

From: Brian.Coombs <brian.coombs@ntm.org>
Date: Fri, May 16, 2014 at 4:17 PM
Subject: RE: East Brazil IHART report
To: Jeff Taylor <ornerymk@gmail.com>


Mr. Taylor,

I cannot supply you with the IHART Report. The process that is in place, and should have been presented to all those interviewed, was that all material and interviews would be held in confidence except as needed for the planned reports which included law enforcement. The process did include a system wherein each identified victim would receive a summary of the investigation. If you were part of the investigative process and did not receive the documents that you should have, please contact Pat Hendrix.

Sincerely,
Brian Coombs


From: Jeff Taylor [mailto:ornerymk@gmail.com]
Sent: Tuesday, May 13, 2014 2:09 PM
To: Brian.Coombs
Subject: East Brazil IHART report

Dear Mr. Coombs,

I would like a copy of the above report.

Please.

Thanks.

Sincerely,

Jeff Taylor
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Delay.
Stall.
Wait until people are dismissed or dead.
Investigate.
Assign blame and punish by changing the status of a former member.....which involves inputting the word "dismissed" on a computer screen that nobody else will ever read.
Intimidate victims so that they are fearful of telling their own stories.
Go to prayer meeting to pray for.....the work in New Guinea.