How To Show In An Illustration Someone Always Being Late

How is the abortion process carried out on someone that is 19 weeks pregnant ?

I have heard that the way an abortion is done depends on how far pregnant you are.

For example, the abortion process on someone that is 8 weeks pregnant would be completely different to a one on someone this 18 weeks pregnant.

I also heard that if you want an abortion after you are 24 weeks pregnant, you have to pay a lot of money to get it done.

How long does it take ? Do you have to stay in a hospital ? Does it hurt like giving birth does ?

Is 20 too late to professionally learn how to draw?

Nope no way is that too late :D
I met a fantastic artist a week months ago who started professionally painting at her mid 40's, she now does not work and that is her income :D
So nope 20 is never too late, your style is very animeish :P
I love anime but it is very mainstream now and art is really about expressing something new and original, so try to bring more of your own style to your art, let your emotion into, that's my best advice.
And Classes can always help! ^_^

Jehovah's Witnesses- I'm Looking for an Illustration?

First of all, remember that you need to stick as close to the outline as possible. Look for clues within the outline for possible illustrations you can use. I've given public talks on the resurrection several times and here's one illustration that seems to some everything up nicely:

Think of the resurrection this way: You go to bed exhausted, worn out, aching all over, everything is dark around you. You fall asleep. During the hours you are asleep you are completely unaware of anything going on around you. In what seems to be an instant, you awake! The sun is coming through the windows, your muscles feel rested and ready for a new day, your eyes and ears take notice of all the activity going on around you. You want to get up and get out and enjoy the day! That's what the resurrection will be like. Death will seem to have been over in an instant. Life is started anew!

Too late to pursue career in animation.?

Im thinking about going to school for art / animation but the problem is I have no art experience, and generally everything ive seen it sounds like anybody in an art career always starts out by saying "Well ive been drawing all my life" as for me I haven't in fact I was ridiculed for how bad my art was in the first grade during a poster contest and I guess I swore off of it only making doodles but nothing serious but I was always wishing to be a comic artist or someone who did TV cartoons (childish right XD), but my parents also told me not to ever pursue an art career because of I guess the whole "You'll never make it" which back then swayed me away but it wasn't until recently that I had a couple of people inspire me to look into it and follow my dream. So ive been drawing for a couple of months now solid and I am making slow progress, but any progress period is good in my eyes but upon looking into schooling (which if I tried to go it would be Fall 09) it makes me wonder if im good enough for art school or if i should let the dream die and live my mundane life so-to-speak.

So I guess in a round-about way of asking do you think that 20 is too old to try and go too school to become an Artist? Or does having the Drive and will to learn not cut it in the art biz.

Girlfriend Always Playing the Victim?

OK, here's the deal. My girlfriend and I have been dating for about 6 months now. We're both in our mid to late 20's, and things have been going great. We have a good set up (both live relatively close to each other in San Francisco, so hang out a good amount, but not TOO much), don't get sick of each other, etc. However, she has a personality trait that drives me NUTS, and really might lead to me breaking things off. In a nut shell, she is ALWAYS playing the victim when we get into a fight, no matter how trivial the subject. As an example, we were having dinner the other night when she really lashed out on me for no reason. And she even acknowledged that she just had a really bad day, and it had nothing to do with me. When I innocently told her (and I mean VERY gently) that I don't appreciate being yelled at like that for no reason, she turned it around on me, and told me I'm constantly giving her sh*t, making her feel like she's a bad person, etc. Not only do I never do this, but I'm not going to back down and act like it's OK for her to lash out on me when she's having a bad day.

This is only one of many instances where she does stuff like this. She's overall a sweet girl, I don't mean to cast her as a "b*tch", or a generally mean person, but she quite literally always plays the victim, and cuts off contact (email, phone, texts, etc), until I contact her either apologizing, or say "let's just forget about it." And I'm done with it. I am wrong sometimes too, but I APOLOGIZE and recognize when I am. She never does, and quite literally always acts as if, when all is said and done, I'M the jerk...even in a situation like the example above, where it was clearly appropriate that I simply tell her I don't appreciate being yelled at for nothing. Again, a small example of a much larger issue, but I think it's a good illustration.

How can I remedy this? Is she just so incapable of admitting she's ever wrong? Or does she resent me for not flipping out and getting mad when she knows she is? Or, is she simply looking for a tool who will cater to her absurd view on things? HELP!!!

Does the Bible teach once saved always saved?

Does the Bible actually say, “Once saved, always saved”? No, it does not use those words in any specific text, but many sincere people believe that this is what the Bible teaches. And it is true that a number of Bible texts indicate that the basis for salvation is not one’s works, but, rather, faith in Jesus Christ, together with God’s “grace” and mercy. Jesus himself said that “he that believeth on the Son hath everlasting life.”

From such references it is often reasoned that if one ‘has everlasting life,’ he actually possesses it permanently; it cannot be lost, or, as many would have it: “Once saved, always saved.” However, does this understanding fully express the Scriptural view of gaining everlasting life?