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We must not believe every teacher who professes to have a Divine commission to preach, but try such, whether they be of God; and the more so because many false prophets are gone out into the world, 1 John 4:1. Those who deny that Jesus Christ is come in the flesh have the spirit of antichrist, 1 John 4:2, 1 John 4:3. The followers of God have been enabled to discern and overcome them, 1 John 4:4-6. The necessity of love to God and one another shown, from God's love to us, 1 John 4:7-11. Though no man hath seen God, yet every genuine Christian knows him by the spirit which God has given him, 1 John 4:12, 1 John 4:13. The apostles testified that God sent his Son to be the Savior of the world; and God dwelt in those who confessed this truth, 1 John 4:14, 1 John 4:15. God is love, 1 John 4:16. The nature and properties of perfect love, 1 John 4:17, 1 John 4:18. We love him because he first loved us, 1 John 4:19. The wickedness of pretending to love God while we hate one another, 1 John 4:20, 1 John 4:21.
Beloved, believe not every spirit - Do not be forward to believe every teacher to be a man sent of God. As in those early times every teacher professed to be inspired by the Spirit of God, because all the prophets had come thus accredited, the term spirit was used to express the man who pretended to be and teach under the Spirit's influence. See 1 Corinthians 12:1-12; 1 Timothy 4:1.
Try the Spirits - Δοκιμαζετε τα πνευματα· Put these teachers to the proof. Try them by that testimony which is known to have come from the Spirit of God, the word of revelation already given.
Many false prophets - Teachers not inspired by the Spirit of God, are gone out into the world - among the Jewish people particularly, and among them who are carnal and have not the Spirit.
Hereby know ye the Spirit of God - We know that the man who teaches that Jesus Christ is the promised Messiah, and that he is come in the flesh, is of God - is inspired by the Divine Spirit; for no man can call Jesus Lord but by the Holy Ghost.
Every spirit - Every teacher, that confesseth not Jesus, is not of God - has not been inspired by God. The words εν σαρκι εληλυθοτα, is come in the flesh, are wanting in AB, several others, both the Syriac, the Polyglot Arabic, Ethiopic, Coptic, Armenian, and Vulgate; in Origen, Cyril, Theodoret, Irenaeus, and others. Griesbach has left them out of the text.
Spirit of antichrist - All the opponents of Christ's incarnation, and consequently of his passion, death, and resurrection, and the benefits to be derived from them.
Ye have heard that it should come - See 2 Thessalonians 2:7.
Even now already is it in the world - Is working powerfully both among the Jews and Gentiles.
Ye are of God - Ye are under the influence of the Divine Spirit, and have overcome them - your testimony, proceeding from the Spirit of Christ, has invalidated theirs which has proceeded from the influence of Satan; for greater is the Holy Spirit which is in you, than the spirit which is in the world.
We are of God - We, apostles, have the Spirit of God, and speak and teach by that Spirit. He that knoweth God - who has a truly spiritual discernment, heareth us - acknowledges that our doctrine is from God; that it is spiritual, and leads from earth to heaven.
Hereby know we the Spirit of truth - The doctrine and teacher most prized and followed by worldly men, and by the gay, giddy, and garish multitude, are not from God; they savor of the flesh, lay on no restraints, prescribe no cross-bearing, and leave every one in full possession of his heart's lusts and easily besetting sins. And by this, false doctrine and false teachers are easily discerned.
Beloved, let us love one another - And ever be ready to promote each other's welfare, both spiritual and temporal.
For love is of God - And ever acts like him; he loves man, and daily loads him with his benefits. He that loveth most has most of God in him; and he that loveth God and his neighbor, as before described and commanded, is born of God, εκ του Θεου γεγεννηται, is begotten of God - is a true child of his heavenly Father, for he is made a partaker of the Divine nature; and this his love to God and man proves.
He that loveth not - As already described, knoweth not God - has no experimental knowledge of him.
God is love - An infinite fountain of benevolence and beneficence to every human being. He hates no thing that he has made. He cannot hate, because he is love. He causes his sun to rise on the evil and the good, and sends his rain on the just and the unjust. He has made no human being for perdition, nor ever rendered it impossible, by any necessitating decree, for any fallen soul to find mercy. He has given the fullest proof of his love to the whole human race by the incarnation of his Son, who tasted death for every man. How can a decree of absolute, unconditional reprobation, of the greater part or any part of the human race, stand in the presence of such a text as this? It has been well observed that, although God is holy, just, righteous, etc., he is never called holiness, justice, etc., in the abstract, as he is here called Love. This seems to be the essence of the Divine nature, and all other attributes to be only modifications of this.
In this was manifested the love of God - The mission of Jesus Christ was the fullest proof that God could give, or that man could receive, of his infinite love to the world.
That we might live through him - The whole world was sentenced to death because of sin; and every individual was dead in trespasses and sins; and Jesus came to die in the stead of the world, and to quicken every believer, that all might live to him who died for them and rose again. This is another strong allusion to John 3:16; : God so loved the world, that he gave his only-begotten Son, that whosoever believeth in him should not perish, but have everlasting life; where the reader is requested to see the note on John 3:16.
Not that we loved God - And that he was thereby induced to give his Son to be a propitiation for our sins. No: we were enemies to God, and yet Christ died for our ungodly souls. (See Romans 5:6-11, and the notes there.) So it was God's love, not our merit, that induced him to devise means that his banished might not be expelled from him.
If God so loved us - Without any reason or consideration on our part, and without any desert in us; we ought also, in like manner, to love one another, and not suspend our love to a fellow-creature, either on his moral worth or his love to us. We should love one another for God's sake; and then, no unkind carriage of a brother would induce us to withdraw our love from him; for if it have God for its motive and model, it will never fail.
No man hath seen God at any time - The very words, with the change of ἑωρακε for τεθεαται, of this apostle in his gospel, John 1:18. We may feel him, though we cannot see him; and if we love one another he dwelleth in us, and his love is perfected in us - it has then its full accomplishment, having moulded us according to its own nature.
And we have seen - Jesus Christ manifested in the flesh; see 1 John 1:1, etc.; and do testify - bear witness, in consequence of having the fullest conviction, that the Father sent the son to be the Savior of the world. We have had the fullest proof of this from his doctrine and miracles, which we heard and saw during the whole time that he sojourned among men.
Whosoever shall confess - Much stress is laid on this confession, because the false teachers denied the reality of the incarnation; but this confession implied also such a belief in Christ as put them in possession of his pardoning mercy and indwelling Spirit.
God is love - See on 1 John 4:8; (note). He that dwelleth in love - he who is full of love to God and man is full of God, for God is love; and where such love is, there is God, for he is the fountain and maintainer of it.
Herein is our love made perfect - By God dwelling in us, and we in him; having cast out all the carnal mind that was enmity against himself, and filled the whole heart with the spirit of love and purity. Thus the love is made perfect; when it thus fills the heart it has all its degrees; it is all in all; and all in every power, passion, and faculty of the soul.
May have boldness in the day of judgment - Παρῥησιαν· Freedom of speech, and liberty of access; seeing in the person of our Judge, him who has died for us, regenerated our hearts, and who himself fills them.
As he is - Pure, holy, and loving; so are we in this world; being saved from our sins, and made like to himself in righteousness and true holiness. No man can contemplate the day of judgment with any comfort or satisfaction but on this ground, that the blood of Christ hath cleansed him from all sin, and that he is kept by the power of God, through faith, unto salvation. This will give him boldness in the day of judgment.
There is no fear in love - The man who feels that he loves God with all his heart can never dread him as his Judge. As he is now made a partaker of his Spirit, and carries a sense of the Divine approbation in his conscience, he has nothing of that fear that produces terror or brings torment. The perfect love - that fullness of love, which he has received, casteth out fear - removes all terror relative to this day of judgment, for it is of this that the apostle particularly speaks. And as it is inconsistent with the gracious design of God to have his followers miserable, and as he cannot be unhappy whose heart is full of the love of his God, this love must necessarily exclude this fear or terror; because that brings torment, and hence is inconsistent with that happiness which a man must have who continually enjoys the approbation of his God.
He that feareth - He who is still uncertain concerning his interest in Christ; who, although he has many heavenly drawings, and often sits with Christ some moments on a throne of love, yet feels from the evils of his heart a dread of the day of judgment; is not made perfect in love - has not yet received the abiding witness of the Spirit that he is begotten of God; nor that fullness of love to God and man which excludes the enmity of the carnal mind, and which it is his privilege to receive. But is the case of such a man desperate? No: it is neither desperate nor deplorable; he is in the way of salvation, and not far from the kingdom of heaven. Let such earnestly seek, and fervently believe on the Son of God; and he will soon give them another baptism of his Spirit, will purge out all the old leaven, and fill their whole souls with that love which is the fulfilling of the law. He who is not yet perfect in love may speedily become so, because God can say in a moment, I will, be thou clean; and immediately his leprosy will depart. Among men we find some that have neither love nor fear; others that have fear without love; others that have love and fear; and others that have love without fear.
We love him because he first loved us - This is the foundation of our love to God.
If a man say, I love God, and hateth his brother - This, as well as many other parts of this epistle, seems levelled against the Jews, who pretended much love to God while they hated the Gentiles; and even some of them who were brought into the Christian Church brought this leaven with them. It required a miracle to redeem St. Peter's mind from the influence of this principle. See Acts 10.
Whom he hath seen - We may have our love excited towards our brother,
Whom he hath not seen? - If he love not his brother, it is a proof that the love of God is not in him; and if he have not the love of God, he cannot love God, for God can be loved only through the influence of his own love. See on 1 John 4:19; (note). The man who hates his fellow does not love God. He who does not love God has not the love of God in him, and he who has not the love of God in him can neither love God nor man.
This commandment have we - We should love one another, and love our neighbor as ourselves. The love of God and the love of man can never be separated; he who loves God will love his brother; he who loves his brother gives this proof that he loves God, because he loves with a measure of that love which, in its infinitude, dwells in God.
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A protest with a fun twist was staged on Monday in occupied Hebron by Youth Against Settlements, drawing attention to the segregation and jail-like conditions residents of al-Salaymeh and Gaith neighbourhoods face.
The neighbourhoods, adjacent to the Ibrahimi Mosque, have been isolated by a fence installed by the Israeli army since 2012.
The fence was expanded in May this year, closing in the neighbourhood completely, besides one door that remains locked between 11pm and 6am.
Youth Against Settlements (YAS) Director, Issa Amro, told Palestine Monitor the soldiers quite often forget to open the gate. "It's punishment for 50 families," he stated in an interview at the YAS centre in Hebron.
YAS have organised six protests over the last three months as part of their campaign, 'Segregated and Unequal,' though the protest held this week was intended as a fun day for the Palestinian children of the neighbourhood.
As part of the Hebron Freedom Fund, YAS provided face-painting, music, clowns and balloons for the children living in al-Salaymeh and Gaith.
Amro said organising the fun day near the fence and in such a restricted area sends a "very big political message."
"Despite all the attacks and all the oppression we're still trying to make a change for the children and give them hope," Amro told Palestine Monitor.
This type of protest, Amro believes, also teaches the children values of non-violence tools when reacting to soldier and settler violence within Hebron.
"When the settlers attacked us yesterday I asked the children to keep dancing in front of them, and they did," Amro said.
The fence isolating the al-Salaymeh and Gaith neighborhoods runs along Ibrahimi Street, next to the Ibrahimi Mosque, where Israeli soldiers stand at the bottom of the street and ask for pedestrians' religion.
Muslims are instructed to walk inside the fence, over rocks and rubble, while settlers are given full access to the streets.
"[Through protesting] we are asking mainly for them to take away the wall, so we can start to bring life back to [residents]."
For each protest YAS organise, the Israeli army attend in force.
"I was threatened many times that we should stop. Once they even prevented us from protesting inside the fence," Amro explained.
The army's rationale for the neighbourhood's segregation and closing down of non-violent protests is always 'security reasons.'
"Security is a mutual concept, we all need security and nobody should have more security than the others," Amro points to the lack of protection forces for Palestinians in Hebron.
"This area is under the Israeli army, not the Palestinian police. We need security, we need to be protected from settler violence," Amro continued.
The issue of security is quashed through the recent example of approving 31 new housing units within Hebron's old city for settlers.
"They are taking away a military base, as they claim to be for security, and they are building a settlement. If there's a [security issue] you don't bring more people to live here."
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In this paper Martin boldly states that those comparing now to the Great Depression are wrong, "…Not only was there a Sovereign debt crisis in 1931, but there was an advancement in technology that was eliminating jobs in the agricultural sector, the dust bowl, and the fact that the dollar was NOT the dollar but it was de facto gold! Most such events are NOT present today!"
Umm, let's see – sovereign debt crisis then and now, check. Advancement in technology eliminating jobs then, and I certainly think that jobs are being massively eliminated now both by advancements in technology and via off shoring (not to mention wage arbitrage), so double check on that one also. Dust bowl then was an environmental disaster caused by pushing the boundaries of growth and understanding that definitely impacted the economy – today we have an oil environmental disaster from pushing the boundaries of growth and understanding, again definitely impacting the economy hugely, so check again. And the dollar rising because it was gold then is a complete misread of history in my opinion – gold has NEVER in the history of mankind worked to keep the total quantity of money under control, it certainly did not during the "Roaring Twenties," a time of tremendous credit expansion – credit dollars that had NOTHING to do with gold! In fact, when banks issue CREDIT dollars and get repaid with gold certificates, what is transpiring is the consolidation of gold into the hands of the banks! The deleveraging of CREDIT necessitates a MECHANICAL (temporary) demand for the currency in which debt is issued.
So, Martin is flat out wrong in his depression comparison on all counts! From my point of view, the similarities are startling and would require a book they are so vast. The largest difference from my point of view is the sheer scale of the debt today which is far greater than it was then. Another area of difference is the free floating of currencies and the speed at which capital can now traverse the globe. Also, the layers of obscuring financial engineering make seeing the game that's being played all the more difficult now.
The largest overlooked SIMILARITY between now and the time of the Great Depression is the fact that WHO controls the money has not changed! It is the same central bankers now as then – gold standard then, no gold standard now.
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It had been expected for months, imminent for days, but when the end came, the death of Pope John Paul II on Saturday still caused a wave of grief around the world.
Masses over the weekend were offered with the special intention of remembering the pope as a man of the people, more widely traveled than , any other and one who served for 27 years..
The outside pillars of St. John's Church in McLean were draped with black bunting Sunday afternoon prior to a prayer service on the Feast of Divine Mercy, a feast day declared by the pope in honor of a Polish nun, Maria Faustina, who was believed to have received a vision of Jesus in Poland.
"As soon as word went out that he passed away yesterday, people started coming in to pray," said Mary Beth Riordan, keeper of The Word bookstore and gift shop in the church.
"A lot of people had been coming in Friday and Saturday, praying for him during services, but after he died they started filling the church," she said. "There have been more people here than usual this weekend."
Father Edward Hathaway said there was "standing room only" during Masses held Saturday and Sunday.
"He's like the father of the church, but also to the world," Fr. Hathaway said. "He's such a strong moral leader, he was such a sign of hope. It's sad to send him to the Lord, but there's also a joy that's just unexplainable. He finished his pilgrimage with victory."
People had been buying up anything and everything related to the pope, or that he had written, Riordan said.
"He gave everything to the church and to his people," Fr. Hathaway said. "When someone asked him the most difficult thing about his paralysis, he said the hardest thing was not being able to smile, because he was smiling on the inside all the time," he said.
The reaction of world leaders, the religious and non-religious, Catholic and those of other faiths has been astonishing, he said.
"POPE JOHN PAUL, in the same way as Mother Theresa, was very much a living saint. He left us with such a strong legacy. I have no doubt he will become known as Pope John Paul the Great," he said, a title that belongs to only two or three other popes in history for their acts of greatness, kindness and their impact on the world.
"I met the Pope with my husband on our honeymoon in Rome 25 years ago. There was an audience for newlyweds he held in the Vatican," Riordan said. "He blessed our marriage and it worked. He lived such a great life."
As cardinals from around the world gather in Rome to chose a new pope, their challenge is huge, but Fr. Hathaway believes the prayers and guidance of "one billion Catholics around the world will guide them to chose the right successor. It will be difficult to find someone like him again, but the person who is selected has to believe he has been selected by the Lord."
Marcelle Brodeur, who attended Sunday's crowded prayer hour at St. John's, said she felt especially compelled to go to the church to celebrate the Feast of Divine Mercy this year to contemplate the pope's life and legacy.
"The future of the Catholic church depends on who they choose for the next pope," she said. "There are a lot of cardinals who, unfortunately, are quite liberal, so you never know. Hopefully the church won't change too much," she said.
If the newly selected pope is similar to Pope John Paul II in following the rules and laws of the Catholic church, she doesn't think the Catholic tradition will change much. "He was a very holy man," she said. "He was very close to Christ even before he died."
Joan Gobrecht came to McLean from Arlington to celebrate the feast day.
"I think the church and the cardinals are going to be guided by the Holy Spirit in selecting the new pope," she said. "We will miss this pope greatly, but the church will be fine with whoever is elected. [John Paul] was a wonderful pope."
One of the attributes given to Pope John Paul II was his connection to the youth of the world. He was often credited with bringing young people back to the Catholic faith at a time when more and more were leaving the religion of their parents behind.
Federica Burelli had met the pope twice, at ages 3 and 6 years old, and comes from a family that made their faith a big part of their life.
"My family has always made me realize that the pope was a very important person," she said. "You can see that he had a big impact on young people, especially with the World Youth Days he organized."
She feels that the greatest challenge for the next pope will be winning over the faithful who adored Pope John Paul II and are grieving his loss deeply.
"He's been around for so long, some Catholics might have a hard time getting used to the new pope. He'll have to prove himself trustworthy over time," she said.
Cardinal Theodore McCarrick, archbishop of the Washington Diocese left for Rome on Saturday to attend the pope's funeral, to be held Friday at St. Peter's Square in Vatican City. He will be one of eleven American cardinals who will be part of the conclave of cardinals that will elect the new pope.
On Friday, Bishop Paul Loverde of the Arlington Diocese celebrated Mass for the ailing 84-year-old pontiff at St. Thomas Moore Cathedral and again on Saturday evening and Sunday morning after his death. Loverde, who had met with the Pope several times, said his legacy will be one of human kindness and a respect for life.
ACCORDING TO Soren Johnson, spokesman for the diocese, the Arlington Diocese's web site, www.arlingtondiocese.org is getting thousands of hits from people looking for information related to the pope's death. An on-line condolence book is available at the site and mourners can leave messages.


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EAST RUTHERFORD, N.J. >> The New York Giants agreed to a one-year contract on Friday with tight end Kellen Davis, whose previous team's last game was a Super Bowl victory at the Giants' stadium.
The 14th free agent signed by the Giants this offseason who played elsewhere last year, Davis spent his first five NFL seasons with Chicago. He joined the Seahawks one week into the 2013 season and played in every game the rest of the way — except Seattle's Super Bowl victory over Denver, when he was inactive.
Mostly used as a blocker, Davis has 50 receptions for 561 yards and 12 touchdowns in the regular season. He was a fifth-round draft pick by the Bears in 2008.
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Click here for the interview. It's up at Apologetics 315!
Today's interview is with Dr. Angus Menuge, Professor of Philosophy at Concordia University, and author of Agents Under Fire: Materialism and the Rationality of Science. He talks about his background and work, the philosophy of mind, what reason (or reasoning) is, what materialism is as a worldview, things excluded from a materialistic worldview, methodological naturalism and materialism, accounting for free will, materialistic accounts of reason, the epistemological argument from reason, the ontological argument from reason, finding the best explanation for reason, problems with methodological naturalism, implications of materialism, practical application of the argument from reason, advice for apologists, the International Academy of Apologetics, and more.
If what Dr. Menuge says in this interview is true, and I think it is, then a person who believes in materialism can neither ground free will nor rationality! So atheism wouldn't really be freethought so much as it would be… un-free… non-thought.
In case people don't want to listen to the podcast, then I've got some things for you to read below.
The ontological argument from reason
Dr. Menuge presented a paper at the real Evangelical Philosophical Society conference for students and professors of philosophy, and you can download the paper here in Word format. (here's a PDF version I made)
Here is the introduction to the paper that Dr. Menuge read at the EPS conference:
The argument from reason is really a family of arguments to show that reasoning is incompatible with naturalism. Here, naturalism is understood as the idea that foundationally, there are only physical objects, properties and relations, and anything else reduces to, supervenes on, or emerges from that. For our purposes, one of the most important claims of naturalism is that all causation is passive, automatic, event causation (an earthquake automatically causes a tidal wave; the tidal wave responds passively): there are no agent causes, where something does not happen automatically but only because the agent exerts his active power by choosing to do it. The most famous version of the argument from reason is epistemological: if naturalism were true, we could not be justified in believing it. Today, I want to focus on the ontological argument from reason, which asserts that there cannot be reasoning in a naturalistic world, because reasoning requires libertarian free will, and this in turn requires a unified, enduring self with active power.
The two most promising ways out of this argument are: (1) Compatibilism—even in a deterministic, naturalistic world, humans are capable of free acts of reason if their minds are responsive to rational causes; (2) Libertarian Naturalism—a self with libertarian free will emerges from the brain. I argue that neither of these moves works, and so, unless someone has a better idea, the ontological argument from reason stands.
The paper is 11 pages long, and it is helpful for those of you looking for some good discussion of one of the issues in the area of philosophy of mind.
You may also be interested in Alvin Plantinga's epistemological argument from reason, which is related to this argument. It shows that even to have the ability to think, you have to have a certain anthropology and you have to have mental faculties that are designed for reason, not survival.
Methodological naturalism
Dr. Menuge also wrote an article entitled "Is methodological materialism good for science?".
Should science by governed by methodological materialism? That is, should scientists assume that only undirected causes can figure in their theories and explanations? If the answer to these questions is yes, then there can be no such thing as teleological science or intelligent design. But is methodological materialism a defensible approach to science, or might it prevent scientists from discovering important truths about the natural world? In my contribution to The Waning of Materialism (Oxford University Press, 2010), edited by Robert Koons and George Bealer, I consider twelve of the most common arguments in favor of methodological materialism and show that none of them is convincing.
Of these arguments, perhaps the most prevalent is the "God of the gaps" charge, according to which invoking something other than a material cause is an argument from ignorance which, like a bad script writer, cites a deus ex machina to save our account from difficulty. Not only materialists, but also many Christian thinkers, like Francis Collins, worry that appeal to intelligent design commits the God of the gaps fallacy.
As I argue, however, not only is an inference to an intelligent cause not the same as an inference to the supernatural, it is a mistake to assume that all gap arguments are bad, or that only theists make them. If a gap argument is based solely on ignorance of what might explain some phenomenon, then indeed it is a bad argument. But there are many good gap arguments which are made both by scientific materialists and proponents of intelligent design.
So how do you make an argument like that?
As Stephen Meyer has argued in his Signature in the Cell, intelligent design argues in just the same way, claiming not merely that the material categories of chance and necessity (singly or in combination) are unable to explain the complex specified information in DNA, but also that in our experience, intelligent agents are the only known causes of such information. The argument is based on what we know about causal powers, not on what we do not know about them.
Since the inference is based on known causal powers, we learn that the cause is intelligent, but only further assumptions or data can tell us whether that intelligence is immanent in nature or supernatural. It is a serious mistake to confuse intelligent design with theistic science, and the argument that since some proponents of design believe that the designer is God, that is what they are claiming can be inferred from the data, is a sophomoric intensional fallacy.
If you think this is interesting, then do have a listen to the podcast. Dr. Menuge is not an ordinary academic – he is very direct. He calls materialism "a catastrophe" in the podcast!


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The Golden Globes weekend has officially started! In two days, the first televised awards ceremony of the season begins with the Hollywood Foreign Press Association (HFPA) announces their winners of the 73rd Golden Globe Awards in a night filled with chocolates, booze, and stars. This year, Denzel Washington is the recipient of the Cecil B. DeMille distinction, as Ricky Gervais comes back as the host after three years. With Tom Hanks to Mel Gibson, and Channing Tatum to Eva Longoria expected to attend, let's predict who will end up heading to the Globes stage to give their awards speeches on Sunday (Monday here in the Philippines) in all 25 categories.
Best Motion Picture – Drama
"Mad Max: Fury Road"
"The Revenant"
PREDICTION: Spolight. Despite showing some weakness, this still remains as the strongest contenders among the dramatic nominees here. It will still win this category pretty easily, and there's a chance it can only end up winning this one ala 12 Years a Slave two years ago.
ALTERNATE: Mad Max: Fury Road. This can basically be any of the films here. Carol, albeit leading the nominations is a weak contender here and can even be emptyhanded. It can also be The Revenant after snubbing eventual Oscar winner Alejandro Inarritu last year. But Mad Max is that populist and critical choice that the Golden Globes are known for.
Best Actor in a Motion Picture – Drama
Bryan Cranston ("Trumbo")
Leonardo DiCaprio ("The Revenant")
Michael Fassbender ("Steve Jobs")
Eddie Redmayne ("The Danish Girl")
Will Smith ("Concussion")
PREDICTION: Leonardo DiCaprio ("The Revenant"). Unlike the Oscars, the Globes haven't been cruel to Leo winning twice in the past already. That said, being the Oscar frontrunner helps him win his third Globe come Sunday.
ALTERNATE: Michael Fassbender ("Steve Jobs"). Fassbender is a Golden Globe winner waiting to happen, and he's now on his third nomination in five years. In a Leo-less field, he's probably sweeping now.
Best Actress in a Motion Picture – Drama
Cate Blanchett ("Carol")
Brie Larson ("Room")
Rooney Mara ("Carol")
Saoirse Ronan ("Brooklyn")
Alicia Vikander ("The Danish Girl")
PREDICTION: Brie Larson ("Room"). Room overperformed with nominations at the Globes this year, which makes me think that Larson got this one.
ALTERNATE: Saoirse Ronan ("Brooklyn"). Watch out for Saoirse Ronan though who's every inch in this race and can still steal the momentum from Larson.
Best Motion Picture – Comedy or Musical
"The Big Short"
"The Martian"
PREDICTION: "The Big Short". With The Big Short only getting stronger as each day passes, it can start its Best Picture road by winning this category on Sunday.
ALTERNATE: "The Martian". The Globes has been into some hot water after placing this film in the Comedy genre, so I think it will somehow affect its chances here if it ends up winning. As a reminder, the film's comedy placement won only by a single vote so there's that.
Best Actor in a Motion Picture – Comedy or Musical
Christian Bale ("The Big Short")
Steve Carell ("The Big Short")
Matt Damon ("The Martian")
Al Pacino ("Danny Collins")
Mark Ruffalo ("Infinitely Polar Bear")
PREDICTION: Matt Damon ("The Martian"). Considering that Matt Damon hasn't won a Golden Globe yet for acting, this makes sense as a place to reward The Martian especially if it ain't winning Best Picture.
ALTERNATE: Steve Carell ("The Big Short"). While there's still a path for Carell to win, the fact that they placed Christian Bale here will siphon some votes among The Big Short fans here.
Best Actress in a Motion Picture – Comedy
Jennifer Lawrence ("Joy")
Melissa McCarthy ("Spy")
Amy Schumer ("Trainwreck")
Maggie Smith ("The Lady in the Van")
Lily Tomlin ("Grandma")
PREDICTION: Jennifer Lawrence ("Joy"). This category feels like the dire one last year, and Lawrence is still likely the only Oscar contender here (yup, we're still not counting on the Dame), so maybe an easy #3 for Lawgend.
ALTERNATE: Amy Schumer ("Trainwreck"). Hollywood's it girl for 2015 is off to have an even greater 2016, and the Globes love that kind of coronation so this win is really possible.
Best Supporting Actor in a Motion Picture
Paul Dano ("Love & Mercy")
Idris Elba ("Beasts of No Nation")
Mark Rylance ("Bridge of Spies")
Michael Shannon ("99 Homes")
Sylvester Stallone ("Creed")
PREDICTION: Mark Rylance ("Bridge of Spies"). Rylance is an unlikely Golden Globe winner, but at this stage he's really the strongest contender so I say why not?
ALTERNATE: Sylvester Stallone ("Creed"). This type of rewarding a veteran and even a huge moviestar is such a Globes-y thing to do, so count on the HFPA starfuckers to throw him a moment.
Best Supporting Actress in a Motion Picture
Jane Fonda ("Youth")
Jennifer Jason Leigh ("The Hateful Eight")
Helen Mirren ("Trumbo")
Alicia Vikander ("Ex Machina")
Kate Winslet ("Steve Jobs")
PREDICTION: Alicia Vikander ("Ex Machina"). They love Alicia Vikander so much that they nominated her twice, and considering she has no chance in Drama Lead Actress, they'll reward her here instead.
ALTERNATE: Jennifer Jason Leigh ("The Hateful Eight"). The Globes are more appreciative of Tarantino performances, and this can signal that she's still in the race like the trajectory of Christoph Waltz in 2012.
Best Director – Motion Picture
Todd Haynes ("Carol")
Alejandro G. Iñárritu ("The Revenant")
Tom McCarthy ("Spotlight")
George Miller ("Mad Max: Fury Road")
Ridley Scott ("The Martian")
PREDICTION: George Miller ("Mad Max: Fury Road"). Surprisingly enough, this is Miller's first ever Globe nomination so this can be his lifetime award already from the HFPA.
ALTERNATE: Ridley Scott ("The Martian"). Then there's three-time nominee Ridley Scott who also hasn't won here yet, and while he has already directed a Globe BP winning movie, Miller has the stronger "technical directorial achievement" narrative.
Best Screenplay – Motion Picture
Emma Donoghue ("Room")
Tom McCarthy, Josh Singer ("Spotlight")
Charles Randolph, Adam McKay ("The Big Short")
Aaron Sorkin ("Steve Jobs")
Quentin Tarantino ("The Hateful Eight")
PREDICTION: Charles Randolph, Adam McKay ("The Big Short"). Never underestimate this contender. Like what I've said, it's just on an upward trajectory for now. Considering the last three wins here are upsets, I'll give this duo the edge.
ALTERNATE: Tom McCarthy, Josh Singer ("Spotlight"). It's a battle between the two Best Picture contenders, but Spotlight has the edge in terms of winning more awards in Screenplay thus far.
Best Animated Feature Film
"The Good Dinosaur"
"Inside Out"
"The Peanuts Movie"
"Shaun the Sheep Movie"
PREDICTION: "Inside Out". This remains the critical pick of the year, and with huge box office performance to boot. So I'd say it's still ahead.
ALTERNATE: "Anomalisa". This isn't a Globes type of pick, but it has the critics behind it, and the HFPA are more welcoming to stop motion type of animation.
Best Motion Picture – Foreign Language
"The Brand New Testament"
"The Club"
"The Fencer"
"Son of Saul"
PREDICTION: "Son of Saul". This is still the frontrunner and no film has yet appeared to challenge it for the win. It has the prestige and the studio to nab this win.
ALTERNATE: "Mustang". Probably Mustang comes the closest to an alternate, but I still see it falling short.
Best Original Score
Carter Burwell ("Carol")
Alexandre Desplat ("The Danish Girl")
Ennio Morricone ("The Hateful Eight")
Daniel Pemberton ("Steve Jobs")
Ryuichi Sakamoto Alva Noto ("The Revenant")
PREDICTION: Ennio Morricone ("The Hateful Eight"). They won't let a year pass by without giving Harvey a win so it's between his two films here. I'd give the edge to Ennio as he's a veteran in this category.
ALTERNATE: Carter Burwell ("Carol"). This can be the place to reward Carol. After all, it's rare for the top nomination earner movie to not take home at least one prize.
Best Original Song
"Love Me Like You Do" from "Fifty Shades of Grey"
"One Kind of Love" from "Love & Mercy"
"See You Again" from "Furious 7"
"Simple Song No. 3" from "Youth"
"Writing's on the Wall" from "Spectre"
PREDICTION: "One Kind of Love" from "Love & Mercy". While this has been ineligible at the Oscars, it actually makes more sense considering that most winners here tend to get snubbed there.
ALTERNATE: "See You Again" from "Furious 7". The pop songs are probably canceling each other out, but if there's one who can overcome this, it's a song about a Hollywood actor who passed away.
Best TV Series – Drama
"Game of Thrones"
"Mr. Robot"
PREDICTION: "Mr. Robot". With the HFPA's love for cable shows, it's not surprising if they went with this critically loved breakout show from USA.
ALTERNATE: "Empire". One has to go back nine years ago in 2006 when the top TV drama series went to a network show and that was for ABC's Grey's Anatomy. The closest comparison to how huge that show was in recent years was the Empire mania that has happened last year .
Best Actor in a TV Series – Drama
Jon Hamm ("Mad Men")
Rami Malek ("Mr. Robot")
Wagner Moura ("Narcos")
Bob Odenkirk ("Better Call Saul")
Liev Schreiber ("Ray Donovan")
PREDICTION: Rami Malek ("Mr. Robot"). Nine of the last 15 years here all came from freshman shows. But considering that the Globes tend to do a package deal of awarding a show + its lead actor (Homeland and Danes, Transparent and Tambor, Brooklyn Nine Nine and Samberg, Girls and Dunham and so on and so forth), Malek makes sense as the winner here.
ALTERNATE: Wagner Moura ("Narcos"). Following that pattern above, maybe its Narcos + Moura who might end up as the winners here.
Best Actress in a TV Series – Drama
Caitriona Balfe ("Outlander")
Viola Davis ("How to Get Away With Murder")
Eva Green ("Penny Dreadful")
Taraji P. Henson ("Empire")
Robin Wright ("House of Cards")
PREDICTION: Taraji P. Henson ("Empire"). Just like at the Emmys, I predict that this will be a Taraji vs. Viola battle. I give the edge to Taraji P. Henson though since Cookie is the type of role that Globes are made to award.
ALTERNATE: Viola Davis ("How to Get Away With Murder"). It can easily be Viola too considering she made history with her Emmy win, but for some reason the HFPA are reluctant to reward her. She lost to Meryl in 2011 despite being the frontrunner, and when she was a shoo-in here last year, she lost to Ruth Wilson of all people. Maybe the HFPA aren't just fans of her.
Best TV Series – Comedy
"Mozart in the Jungle"
"Orange Is the New Black"
"Silicon Valley"
PREDICTION: "Transparent". The last three shows who have won multiple awards here were Glee, Desperate Housewives, and Sex and the City so they're more into dramedies here, which helps current champ Transparent to go 2/2.
ALTERNATE: "Veep". It's surprising to think that this is the first Series nomination of Veep, but maybe its Emmy win can help it win its Globe trophy as well.
Best Actor in a TV Series – Comedy
Aziz Ansari ("Master of None")
Gael Garcia Bernal ("Mozart in the Jungle")
Rob Lowe ("The Grinder")
Patrick Stewart ("Blunt Talk")
Jeffrey Tambor ("Transparent")
PREDICTION: Aziz Ansari ("Master of None"). We're sure with besties J.Law and Schumer in the crowd, the HFPA would use the said platform to give Aziz a memorable moent when he gives his speech.
ALTERNATE: Jeffrey Tambor ("Transparent"). That said, it can also be an easy back to back win for Jeffrey Tambor who can just dominate the awards shows with his brave performance for this show.
Best Actress in a TV Series – Comedy
Rachel Bloom ("Crazy Ex Girlfriend")
Jamie Lee Curtis ("Scream Queens")
Julia Louis-Dreyfus ("Veep")
Gina Rodriguez ("Jane the Virgin")
Lily Tomlin ("Grace & Frankie")
PREDICTION: Julia Louis-Dreyfus ("Veep"). I guess we can consider that the HFPA aren't just into Veep at all.Not even her one-two punch of film and TV work two years ago ended up with a Globe win despite getting four consecutive Emmy wins already. But this race is a weak one, and with the show getting nominated as well, maybe she can finally inch a win.
ALTERNATE: Lily Tomlin ("Grace & Frankie"). Jamie Lee Curtis makes sense as an alternate, but Scream Queens is too flop of a show that even HFPA won't bite. So I guess they'd probably give it to Lily Tomlin who's a double nominee that night!
Best TV Movie or Limited-Series
"American Crime"
"American Horror Story: Hotel"
"Flesh and Bone"
"Wolf Hall"
PREDICTION: "Fargo". After their surprise victory last year, then a 2/2 is indeed possible knowing that it received the same, if not more, love this year.
ALTERNATE: "Wolf Hall". But then sometimes, they just want to embrace their British love and award this equally acclaimed series which got the same nominations as Fargo.
Best Actor in a Limited-Series or TV Movie
Idris Elba ("Luther")
Oscar Isaac ("Show Me a Hero")
David Oyelowo ("Nightingale")
Mark Rylance ("Wolf Hall")
Patrick Wilson ("Fargo")
PREDICTION: Oscar Isaac ("Show Me a Hero"). This is the closest that the Globes can ride on the Star Wars wave, and Isaac is a breakthrough star waiting to happen so maybe he wins here?
ALTERNATE: Patrick Wilson ("Fargo"). We know the HFPA loves Idris but he has been rewarded for this role already. Maybe Mark Rylance but I have him pegged in Film Supporting Actor already. So that leaves me with Wilson here as the alternate.
Best Actress in a Limited-Series or TV Movie
Kirsten Dunst ("Fargo")
Lady Gaga ("American Horror Story: Hotel")
Sarah Hay ("Flesh & Bone")
Felicity Huffman ("American Crime")
Queen Latifah ("Bessie")
PREDICTION: Kirsten Dunst ("Fargo"). I predict that Fargo is winning an acting one alongside its Series win, and rewarding Kirsten Dunst makes more sense than Wilson in that more competitive race.
ALTERNATE: Queen Latifah ("Bessie"). Everyone's predicting Lady Gaga just for the sheer "Globesness" of it, but I think the HFPA is serious about being taken seriously again, so I don't think they'd go that road. Queen Latifah makes more sense as an alternate.
Best Supporting Actor in a Series, Limited-Series or TV Movie
Alan Cumming ("The Good Wife")
Damian Lewis ("Wolf Hall")
Ben Mendelsohn ("Bloodline")
Tobias Menzies ("Outlander")
Christian Slater ("Mr. Robot")
PREDICTION: Tobias Menzies ("Outlander"). The surge of love for Outlander would not go home unrewarded, as I think Menzies' very challenging dual role would end up with a Globe win for him.
ALTERNATE: Christian Slater ("Mr. Robot"). Slater makes sense as the runner-up here, as I don't think Mr. Robot is going 3/3.
Best Supporting Actress in a Series, Limited-Series, or TV Movie
Uzo Aduba ("Orange is the New Black")
Joanne Froggatt ("Downton Abbey")
Regina King ("American Crime")
Judith Light ("Transparent")
Maura Tierney ("The Affair")
PREDICTION:Regina King ("American Crime"). After that surprising Emmy win back in September, I can see the Globes following suit with a win here.
ALTERNATE: Uzo Aduba ("Orange is the New Black"). Aduba's upset loss last year reminded me of when Jane Lynch lost the first time in 2010 only to win the succeeding year. Aduba can still follow suit to this.
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BANGOR, Maine (AP) � The Bangor Region Chamber of Commerce says it's endorsing an expansion of Medicaid in Maine.
The chamber's board endorsed expansion of the program in a resolution it passed. The federal Affordable Care Act offers states 100 percent funding in the first three years, and 90 percent in the fourth year.
Maine elected officials have not decided yet whether the state will accept the federal offer. Gov. Paul LePage wants the federal government to guarantee 10 years of funding at 100 percent if the state is to accept Medicaid expansion.
Bangor chamber members say that expanding Medicaid, called MaineCare in the state, will help low-income workers obtain affordable health coverage and will likely reduce charitable care costs in the health care system, costs that are often shifted to other payers.


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This is the last week before the quarter ends, so school teachers aren't calling in sick and substitute teachers like me are not getting called to work. What a gorgeous day to be outside! Hot. Hot. Hot. But beautiful. There is nothing like living in Hawaii. Nothing.
After we drove along the Ka Iwi Coast taking in the sights, and getting a video via Instagram, we came back home for a cold lunch. Cold wheat linguine for me dressed in sesame oil, shoyu, sesame seeds and green onions; target-rich tossed salad for him. Naps.
I was craving an ocean fix so bad. I couldn't go out at Sandy Beach because it was too big. My hair was a big ball of fuzz, and the best remedy for that is an ocean swim. I decided to go for a swim at Kaimana Beach in Waikiki before I had to pick up Kid2 at school. Hot. Hot. Hot. Parking was easy at 1:30 p.m. In fact, if you run the Honolulu Marathon, there were like ZERO cars parked along the finish. The waves are too big on the South Shore for most surfers and definitely not a swim to the windsock kind of day.
Put on my fins, my Roughwater Swim cap, and my clown goggles and headed out toward the windsock. The waves were deliciously rambunctious. I love swimming up and down and under and over, swishing around loving the sea foam, diving under to check out the fishies. But I wasn't confident to swim all the way out to the wind sock. Waves were breaking big outside — they looked easily to be 6-8 feet. The wind sock pole was always in a wave. And besides, no one else was out there. Not that I ever swim with a buddy, but when there are other swimmers, then we're all buddies.
Nope. I noodled around inside on my back, on my side, under and over, freestyle, backstroke, breaststroke, a few butterfly kicks and under again. A half hour to myself. Instead of mom time or wife time or sub teacher time or maid time, it was Me Time.
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Vacay Wave is an electronic dance music blog covering the global electronic music scene, including genres such as dubstep, house, electro, electronica, dance, moombahton, nu disco, indie, minimal, and techno. The blog featured the Thomas Gold remix of Schiller & Nadia Ali's hit Try as a Monday Morning Banger with fellow artists – Jean Elan, Chris Lake & Michael Woods, Tocadisco, and Jean Reyea.
"Some people like to start their day off slowly. Crawling out of bed and performing mindless repetitive tasks to prepare for the day. First the shower, then breakfast and coffee to get them going. I on the other hand, set my alarm for the last possible second, throw on the first clean thing I see, hop into my car and queue up a nutritious serving of house music vitamins. Here are a few of the tracks that thoroughly rock my ears before a long day at the office."
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For women only? NCAA should rethink softball's pitch
I played first base on a Dixie Youth softball team for years (all-star five years in a row). It was great, especially after I learned if I ran over third base I could be tagged out. If could run over first, why not third? It was two years before anyone told me, but it was much later before I learned other, even more nonsensical, rules of the game.
On most Little League and school teams, softball is about the same as baseball. The ball is bigger and the pitches underhanded, but the games are pretty much the same. It isn't until college that the sports diverge dramatically.
Softball was first played as indoor baseball and evolved into an outdoor sport that adapted to the confines of whatever space was available, usually a vacant lot. Softball began as a man's game of convenience but quickly caught on with women. Both men and women were playing in 1910 when the NCAA first sanctioned the game, but today softball– along with field hockey– is designated by the NCAA as "women only" and is still very much a game of convenience.
When Title IX became law, the NCAA must have thanked its lucky stars for softball. Now, 39 years later, there still isn't a women's sport that compares to football. But in 1972, keeping women off the baseball diamond was easy. Women took to softball early (the 1904 Spalding Indoor Baseball Guide devoted an entire section to women's softball) and started competing internationally in 1965. Softball offered the NCAA a convenient alternative to baseball. But it's not 1972 anymore, and we're supposed to know better.
I (and almost every little girl I know) love playing softball, but we also love playing baseball. It's so different: baseball has leadoffs, pickoffs, stealing and balks. Softball has different rules.
The smaller field (60 feet between bases versus baseball's 90, and 40 feet from the– flat, not raised– mound to home plate versus 60 feet 6 inches in baseball, and a maximum of 250 feet to the outfield fence) necessitates a few "gimmes": many leagues (not the NCAA) limit over-the-fence home runs.
You can't play softball by baseball's rules because it's a different game, just as badminton isn't tennis and rugby isn't football. They just look similar.
In the 2004 Pepsi All-Star Softball Game, superstar Jennie Finch struck out Albert Pujols, Mike Piazza, and Brian Giles; and she dominates MLB players on "Jennie's Challenge," a This Week in Baseball segment.
Finch told ESPN, "I was throwing them mostly rise balls and change-ups. They've never seen a pitch like that, you know? With the closer distance from the mound, I think it really surprises them how fast the pitch gets there. And especially with the rise– when they're used to that over-the-top release point– there's nothing else like it. The ball movement throws them off."
Softball is fantastic, but it's not as if women don't want to play baseball: Vassar had a team in 1866, the American Women's Baseball Federation started in 1992, USA Baseball, amateur baseball's governing body, annually selects a women's national team, and the International Baseball Federation hosts the Women's Baseball World Cup every two years (the US has won twice).
And men and boys don't love only baseball. USA Softball holds a high school boy's fastpitch tournament every year, and the International Softball Federation hosts the Men's World Cup.
When the NCAA meets on July 13 to reconsider several of softball's rules and regulations, they should also reconsider the sport's designation. As great as it is, softball is not the female equivalent of baseball, nor is it for "women only." It's a rule we should never have to learn.
Juanita on a farm in Charlotte County with her husband, son, and many dogs.


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Sounds like the team at the New York Department of Solving Crimes is in over their heads this time. It will take all of their combined mutant powers to ferret out the killer against a backdrop of Xbox 360 game references. Which games are real? Which are fake? Who killed Danzig, so named because it seemed like a great name for a cool gaming pro? Will Lady Minerva and Mattock ever reconcile their forbidden love?
See, you don't have to understand something to make it sound exciting and dangerous. Just pick a menacing-sounding term that's vaguely related to the topic you're covering and wing it. For instance, if I decided to write a game based on CSI: NY, I would probably call it Cross-Contamination. It just means getting two or more samples mixed up, but it sounds so cool.
"Kill Screen" is so perfect it was already used for NCIS season eight, episode 16 last year. Note that NCIS is just one letter away from CSI: NY.
I realize CSI fans are probably confused and angry right now. Now they know how gamers will feel while watching tomorrow's episode.
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We got a whole scene late last season with Jaime reaffirming his undying loyalty to Cersei. And Jaime has a somewhat separate responsibility to the Lannister armed forces. So what will Cersei have to do? Probably more mad king stuff? Torturing people in public, etc. I can see that.
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Sony's plan to cut the price of the PlayStation 3 in Europe will have "minimal" impact on the adoption of next-generation optical disc formats, the group promoting HD DVD over here has claimed.
The European HD DVD Promotional Group (EHPG) stuck to its argument that sales of dedicated media players will determine whether HD DVD or Blu-ray Disc win the format war, and not sales of games consoles with built-in drives, like the PS3.
Curiously, the EHPG is nonetheless quite happy to include Microsoft's HD DVD add-on for the Xbox 360 games console in the debate, so we can only hope the organisation is praying the software giant chooses not to release a second-generation 360 with an HD DVD drive built in.
The EHPG once again trotted out statistics - this time from market watcher GfK - that show HD DVD commands 70 per cent of HD player sales in Europe. But that still leaves Blu-ray with 30 per cent of player sales and the million-plus PS3s that have shipped in European nations.
Yes, PS3 buyers are less likely to acquire movies on Blu-ray than owners of standalone players are, but the sheer scale of the lead the format has in terms of hardware volumes gives it the end - something, surely, the arrival of cheaper PS3s can only improve.
If Register Hardware readers are anything to go by, judging by their postings in our comments pages, the one thing many gamers have been waiting for is less expensive PS3 hardware. We doubt the price cut will hurt Nintendo any, but it's hard not to see it boosting Sony's sales figures.