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While the NFL and NFLPA were to resume mediation today the bigger news came from the Eighth Circuit Court of Appeals which has granted the owners' request for a stay which keeps the lockout in effect. The three judge panel ruled in favor of the owners by a 2-1 vote. From the majority decision:
The public interest surely favors some resolution between the parties that will permit professional football to be played in 2011, but in this legal context, we see no reason to differentiate between the public interest and the proper application of the federal law regarding injunctions. In sum, we think the League has met its burden to demonstrate that it likely will suffer some degree of irreparable harm without a stay, and the balance of the equities does not favor the Players so decidedly that it should outweigh our present view about likelihood of success on the merits.
The lone judge ruling for the players wrote the following:
The NFL's failure to make the necessary showing on the merits detracts from the NFL's argument that the public interest favors the application of labor laws in the current context. At best, when considering the public interest in having a 2011 NFL season and, by extension, continuing with normal operations necessary for that objective, the public interest factor is a wash. Taken in conjunction with the balance of harms, which clearly favors the Players during the pendency of the expedited appeal, I would deny the NFL's motion for a stay.
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This decision obviously shifts the dispute heavily in the owners' favor. NFL Network reporter Albert Breer, who has been a great twitter follow through this mess, quickly reacted to the ruling:
Looks like ruling is a serious blow to the players, w/judges agreeing w/owners on Norris-Laguardia. A loss on appeal = devastating for PA.
A subsequent tweet sought a silver lining:
Hope for NFL fans: League proposal that judge ordered sparks serious movement. We'll see. Ball in NFL's court. Leverage is theirs for now.
A win in the courtroom doens't necessarily remove all motivation for the owners to engage the players in negotiation. ESPN's Chris Mortensen explains on twitter:
Owners still need a collective bargaining agreement to re-gain anti-trust exemption. Incentive for both sides is there.
Remember, all today's ruling did is keep the lockout in place until the full appeal is heard early next month, a point the NFLPA points out in their official statement:
The NFL's request for a stay of the lockout that was granted today means no football. The players are in mediation and are working to try to save the 2011 season. The court will hear the full appeal on June 3.
The NFLPA will downplay the significant of the announcement. However, it could be viewed as a strong indication that the players stand to lose when the case is heard. The best case scenario remains the two sides coming to an agreement outside of the courtroom and the resumption of football activities in the near future. Whether or not that is realistic remains to be seen.
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Bonjour! Long time no blog!!! I underestimated Ateneo's summer sem because I thought it would be chill. But unfortunately, it's so much harder compared to a regular sem. Everything is too fast-paced and compressed. You can't afford to take a breather at any point. :( But nonetheless, all is well now! I rested for a week, and here I am, blogging again. :) I've so much to post still! I was even planning to post about my Europe Trip last year to celebrate its anniversary (YES, ANNIVERSARY BECAUSE GOING TO PARIS IS THE BEST CHECK OFF MY BUCKETLIST AND WISHLIST), but things just got in the way. :(
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Before investing in any biotech company, it is important to look at the pipeline and then specifically gauge the risk/reward. If positive data has been produced, it may mean nothing but lost bucks for new shareholders if the upside has been exaggerated (ie. see VIVUS and Arena). For this reason, I review 3 biopharmaceutical producers with a focus on how upside balances relative to the competition and possible negative catalysts.
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A little more than a year ago from today, Abbott went live with its plans to split into two. The spin-off "AbbVie" will contain the pharmaceutical business and, noteworthily, Humira, which is an arthritis drug that is expected to generate around half of the $18 billion in revenue. This top selling drug, however, will lose its patent protection in 2016 and then be open to competition from generics and biosimilars. The elimination of this headwind will keep Abbott investors focused on more of the upside factors, which there are several…
(1) Abbott is developing a blood test that will lower the time needed to diagnose a heart attack by a couple of hours. The test scans for troponin, a protein found in heart muscle that indicates injury, in the blood stream. (2) The company has gained greater exposure to Asia through the partnership with Sucampo Pharmaceuticals to market Amitiza, a treatment for chronic constipation, in Japan. (3) But, most excitingly, the company has a promising hepatitis C ("HCV") treatment that is being studied. 180 million individuals worldwide are effected with this virus, and the market potential is estimated to be worth $20 billion by 2020.
However, this market potential has brought in strong competition. Abbott's HCV candidate is actually a combination of three drugs, and it has delivered strong results in its 571-member Phase II trial where 99% of patients were cured of the virus. Yet, surprisingly, the stock price is up nowhere as much as Gilead's (NASDAQ: GILD), which has doubled from the 52-week low and is now around the 52-week high. In Gilead's Phase III trial, its once-daily oral medicine sofosbuvir cleared HCV in 78% of patients with genotype 2 or 3--100% of the 25 patients in the Phase II trial were cured after 12 weeks of treatment. It is important to note that Gilead's core business targets STDs: it owns Atripla, the main HIV treatment, and has several other HIV products under development, Complera and Stribild.
Bristol is yet another competitor in the market, and it has released positive Phase IIb results for its product, which showed a sustained virology response in targeting HCV. With Abbott's Phase III trial underway for the HCV candidate, I believe the market will become significantly more bullish upon favorable data.
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However, Pfizer had a similar candidate under development, "bapi," that also targeted beta amyloid and, after four studies with over 4,000 patients, the company decided to shut down operations. It was just too uncertain and, ultimately, went nowhere. Over 36 million individuals worldwide suffer from this debilitating condition, so the reward is very high. However, the market may be factoring in too much from solanezumab, which is entering its Phase III trial.
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The Islamic State of Iraq and the Levant (ISIL) poses a clear threat to the people of Iraq and Syria, and to the broader Middle East, as well as U.S. persons, allies, and interests in the region. Left unchecked, ISIL could pose a growing threat beyond the region, including to the U.S. homeland.
In an address from the State Floor of the White House tonight, President Obama spoke to the nation about ISIL -- and our comprehensive strategy to degrade and ultimately destroy the terrorist group. The President said:
"Now let's make two things clear: ISIL is not 'Islamic.' No religion condones the killing of innocents. And the vast majority of ISIL's victims have been Muslim. And ISIL is certainly not a state. It was formerly al Qaeda's affiliate in Iraq, and has taken advantage of sectarian strife and Syria's civil war to gain territory on both sides of the Iraq-Syrian border. It is recognized by no government, nor by the people it subjugates. ISIL is a terrorist organization, pure and simple."
President Obama continued, "...Tonight, with a new Iraqi government in place, and following consultations with allies abroad and Congress at home, I can announce that America will lead a broad coalition to roll back this terrorist threat.
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"First, we will conduct a systematic campaign of airstrikes against these terrorists. Working with the Iraqi government, we will expand our efforts beyond protecting our own people and humanitarian missions, so that we're hitting ISIL targets as Iraqi forces go on offense. Moreover, I have made it clear that we will hunt down terrorists who threaten our country, wherever they are. That means I will not hesitate to take action against ISIL in Syria, as well as Iraq. This is a core principle of my presidency: If you threaten America, you will find no safe haven.
"Second, we will increase our support to forces fighting these terrorists on the ground. In June, I deployed several hundred American servicemembers to Iraq to assess how we can best support Iraqi security forces. Now that those teams have completed their work –- and Iraq has formed a government –- we will send an additional 475 servicemembers to Iraq. As I have said before, these American forces will not have a combat mission –- we will not get dragged into another ground war in Iraq. But they are needed to support Iraqi and Kurdish forces with training, intelligence and equipment. We'll also support Iraq's efforts to stand up National Guard Units to help Sunni communities secure their own freedom from ISIL's control.
"Across the border, in Syria, we have ramped up our military assistance to the Syrian opposition. Tonight, I call on Congress again to give us additional authorities and resources to train and equip these fighters. In the fight against ISIL, we cannot rely on an Assad regime that terrorizes its own people -- a regime that will never regain the legitimacy it has lost. Instead, we must strengthen the opposition as the best counterweight to extremists like ISIL, while pursuing the political solution necessary to solve Syria's crisis once and for all.
"Third, we will continue to draw on our substantial counterterrorism capabilities to prevent ISIL attacks. Working with our partners, we will redouble our efforts to cut off its funding; improve our intelligence; strengthen our defenses; counter its warped ideology; and stem the flow of foreign fighters into and out of the Middle East. And in two weeks, I will chair a meeting of the U.N. Security Council to further mobilize the international community around this effort.
"Fourth, we will continue to provide humanitarian assistance to innocent civilians who have been displaced by this terrorist organization. This includes Sunni and Shia Muslims who are at grave risk, as well as tens of thousands of Christians and other religious minorities. We cannot allow these communities to be driven from their ancient homelands.
"So this is our strategy. And in each of these four parts of our strategy, America will be joined by a broad coalition of partners. Already, allies are flying planes with us over Iraq; sending arms and assistance to Iraqi security forces and the Syrian opposition; sharing intelligence; and providing billions of dollars in humanitarian aid. Secretary Kerry was in Iraq today meeting with the new government and supporting their efforts to promote unity. And in the coming days he will travel across the Middle East and Europe to enlist more partners in this fight, especially Arab nations who can help mobilize Sunni communities in Iraq and Syria, to drive these terrorists from their lands. This is American leadership at its best: We stand with people who fight for their own freedom, and we rally other nations on behalf of our common security and common humanity."
For more information:
- Remarks by President Barack Obama on ISIL, September 10, 2014
- White House Fact Sheet: Strategy to Counter the Islamic State of Iraq and the Levant (ISIL)
- Statement by Secretary of State John Kerry on the President's ISIL Speech
- Statement by Secretary of Defense Chuck Hagel on the President's ISIL Speech
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Mmmm, off-hand I would venture to opine that I believe the President has just answered at least one question I put on this blog awhile back;
Eric J. |New Mexico, USA .June 15, 2014
I think next to the "Prime Minister's Question Time" , it's an interesting study into the inner working of a democracy to view the State Dept's "daily briefing", or the White House's for that matter.
But I gotta kind of experiential gut thought over the years that at this moment in history in particular , the public can't rely on the press to properly represent their concerns unless they ask good questions.
I understand we as a country can't mend the rift within Islam between Suni and Shiite, though Americans of the Muslim faith may seek to inspire tolerance and peace..and after removing a dictator who was himself declared by his people to be "our weapon of mass destruction"...and giving Iraq back to it's people, asking only that they grab that brass ring of freedom and make a functioning nation for themselves with a trillion dollars of our help....the folks who paid the ultimate price and those wounded all to give them their day in the sun , while doing their part to serve our national interest and maintain lasting peace and prosperity among all nations.
It's a disapointment to see folks we as a nation tried to help, trained and equpiied, turn tail and run having no leadership to inspire their courage to defend their freedom and those of the people...
A lot of critics out there...I really don't mean to be one....
We suffered a few setbacks on the road to stable nationhood as a democracy too.
We the people invested a lot in Iraq's future, it is not for us to double down on a bad bet...for it is far better to improve the odds that the hand the Iraqi's have delt themselves will ultimate bring them flush with their potential.
That does mean you step in once in awhile to lend a hand up, when folks stumble and lose ground. Because folks will remember who lent them that hand in their need to regain stability.
Whether one considers this "sectarian" in nature, or simply of greed and hunger for power over others being at the heart of it, allowing extremists to gain foothold...
Between Syria and Iraq, there must be upwards of 10 million displaced...and rising....despite all best efforts there still is no unfettered access to bring in humanitarian aid.
I also realize no Western nation has any "intent" nor contemplates putting so called "boots on the ground" in either country to put a stop to armed conflict and protect populations...
So here's my questions to; State Department Spokesperson Jen Psaki ;
(If she'd be so kind as to "take" these questions from the gallery as it were...sans peanuts);
How are you'all (the international community, NGO's etc) going to deliver that vital humanitarian aid inside Syria and Iraq if no one is willing to put boots on the ground and carve a path through terrorists and dictator's minions to deliver it safely?
And if not our's, whose boots are willing enough to go there and do that hard thing?
Offhand I'd say the debate about gun control in America pales in comparison to the debate among nations of who who would find it in their national interest...to do right by other nation's citizens, but I suppose that'll depend on whether folks are commited to preserving civilization in the 21st century.
Seriouisly, as I put it on a thread regarding Climate change and carbon polution....if we as an international community can't deal with the social polution of conflicts, and deal with them effectively along with those displaced by them, how are folks ever going to deal with mass migrations and climate instability within nations when it requires a cooperative effort to even arrive at a working solution for any of these things?
The trend lines do not bode well....and I hope there's an answer to my questions.


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David Byrne and Fatboy Slim's new musical Here Lies Love is earning acclaim for its world premiere run at the Public Theater—and star Jose Llana dropped by to tell us why audiences are going crazy for it!May 21, 2013
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Oh terri, I am really not that bubbly.Its just my fingers! I can't control what they type:) Glad you are feeling better.
I have had bit of a busy day.I have another plane in 30 min and then thats it for me today:) I am then,definitly,without a doubt...gonna have a nap!
Just finished my lunch.I had a lean cusine.They are just so easy.The guy I am working with was making fun of me b/c there is such little food in it.I told him I didn't know if I could eat it all and that I may have to save 1/2 of it for later!
Hey girls,
Just got back from getting my hair color and then dd talks me into buying her some jeans. Geez! I'm already got to buy her clogging shoes before dance wednesday, and they are nearly 100.00. that is totally rediculious! But she enjoys it, so I have to sacrifice. So that is why I have to buy haircolor instead of going to get it done. My hair is so long that it would cost well over a hundred dollars. I got the Loreal kit that has two steps. The one you color all over and the other you highlight with. I got Biscotti Dark Blonde. I hope it turns out okay.
Terri- I know you're glad to be working out tomorrow. Glad you mouth is feeling better!:) I'm going to be up bright and early to get the weight part of the rotation done tomorrow. I am going to try this getting up early thing.:P
Lori- the lean cuisine sounds good girl. I will have to cut down on my portions this month. Especially if I am going to have you show pics of you in a thong!:P He!He! I couldn't resist that one!:7 I would die before I would show my *ss on pictures!x( It looks like a d*mn waffle iron!:-( It's not big but it has little dimples on it. Also the side of my legs. What's the deal? But maybe I can get rid of that some this month. You have a good day girl!:)
Hello to everyone else.
Hey Terri. Thanks for the advice. I know it would be hard for me to do the w/o's with out the vid but I figured I'd ask anyway. I am thinking of maybe using the ctx ubs and doing the exercises 2x each. That would put me at approximately 20 mins per body part I think. I'll go check out the thread that Carole answered as well to see if it gives me another idea...
Thanks again!:-)
>Wendy-I still say do the body parts that cathe calls for on a
>particular day and use the dvd's you have. I may mean doing
>them more then once or using a couple dvd's to get more
>exercises for each group for that day. I like that idea
>better then using no video. I know for me the video is what
>keeps me going. Hopefully my mind will be come clearer soon
>and I can help you more. Carol is really good at this sub
>stuff so maybe put a thread out to ask her. She answered
>someone on the dvd thread that might hekp you as well! She
>talks about count and reps and speed.
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So I ended up doing Leaner Legs (including ab section) just before and was going to move on to cardio but was feeling weak and a bit light headed so I am taking a break for food. Just ate a tuna sandwich on ww bread w/ a tblsn of reduced fat mayo. :9 I'll give it about 30 minutes and then I plan on doing a Low Max premix! As you can see I have decided to KILL my legs today since we are starting a rotation tmrw that focuses on the upper body! }(
I have officially made my Cathe wish-list for Christmas! This is aside from the new vids I pre-ordered as a gift from DH }(
I want:
Gym Styles upper body only
Slow and Heavy upper body only
Rythmic Step/MIC/Imax
High Step Advanced
The Classics
and possibly
Ab Hits...not sure yet.
I'm sure I won't get them all...may not get any! LOL But it doesn't hurt to ask, right? :+ If we weren't living on one income right now I'd be buying them up myself with out a doubt but I really can't afford to do that right now :-( ... My little guy is worth it though!:+ :+ :+
So what does everyone else want that they don't have yet? }(
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Oh Wendy!!! You poor thing;) I have them ALL!:) Thats the advantage I get to marrying a guy you loves to spend money and for me being in charge of the bills.He doesn't even know I buy them unless he answers the door! Abs hit is an awesome one, wish I could find it! I don't have to really,really old workouts.I have step max..etc but not her very first workouts.I even have the wedding one and I don't think I ever did it. Once you get them all it will be easier for you to stay on top of things b/c you will just buy the new ones when they come out.
Kim- No bum on the internet? I don't understand:) That was funny when you said your bum looked like a waffle iron!
Finished my flights for the day, unless I get a surprise! Im gonna clean up the mess and then relax, just like i said I was gonna do!
I should have gone on a Cathe-buying spree before I left my job!!! Damnit! x( LOL :-)
Where the heck is Kali???
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Wendy-I am pretty sure Kali went on a retreat this weekend.
Sheesh! Today is my big cal day...I have eaten all day long and still only have 1350 cals under my belt! I have another 680'ish to go until I hit my mark!!! :o DH wants steak for dinner though so that should beef it up...no pun intended!;):P
I still haven't done my cardio....DH is busy fixing something in the house and Joey gets mad when I leave the room for more than 5 minutes so I gotta wait still...
Hope you all are having a good day...it's pretty quiet in here today...you all must be busy!
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Okay ladies...you have officially left me no choice but to talk to myself here! :P
I got Joey off to sleep on my bed-he is surrounded by pillows! :+ He usually takes naps in his crib nowadays but that is where daddy is working so he would not likely get any sleep up there right now.
I am thinking about doing tomorrow's work out today (day 1 of october rotation) because I have a busy day ahead of me tomorrow and fear I won't get my w/o in!!! I know I wanted to do cardio today but I can do it tomorrow if I end up having time and Cathe has cardio for Tuesday anyway so if I DO miss out on the cardio it's not such a big deal...Hmmm...I have time to decide yet...I'm not finishing my w/o until after dinner anyway....MAYBE I could even get in a quick cardio AND tmrw's work tonight! }( }( }(
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The recent uproar on the letter from TEDx about GMO's, 'food as medicine', and natural healing.
Recently on facebook, articles and other social networks has been a mind boggling debate on letter TEDx sent out after a conversation started on reddit about TEDx's view on bad science/pseudoscience (found here:http://blog.tedx.com/post/37405280671/a-letter-to-the-tedx-community-on-tedx-and-bad-science) Many people are going on the rampage of saying "TED is Dead" and others are applauding TED for banning such ideas. What everyone seems to be missing is this part of the letter:
"Red flag topics
These are not "banned" topics by any means — but they are topics that tend to attract pseudo-scientists. If your speaker proposes a topic like this, use extra scrutiny. An expanding, depressing list follows:
Food science, including:
GMO food and anti-GMO foodists
Food as medicine, especially to treat a specific condition: Autism and ADHD, especially causes of and cures for autism
Because of the sad history of hoaxes with deadly consequences in the field of autism research, really look into the background of any autism-related talk. If you hear anything that sounds remotely like, "Vaccines are related to autism," — RUN AWAY. Another non-legitimate argument: "We don't know what works, so we have to try everything." Pretty much all the time, this argument is designed to cause guilt in suffering parents so they'll spend money on unproven treatments."
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In tomorrow's AJC I have a review of Gunshow, Kevin Gillespie's new restaurant. I gave it a grade of 3 stars.
Gunshow's format, inspired by dim sum and Brazilian churrascarias, not only combats the pretense of fine dining, it also makes it accessible to more cost-conscious diners. Granted, some plates seem a bit light for a $12-$18 price tag, but the model makes it easy to track and manage costs.
And while the food may ring true for fine dining, logistics can be a bit of a bugger. Dishes will begin flying in for you to refuse or accept at a rapid pace once you sit. You might feel a little rankled when you've had three courses before ordering a beverage because servers won't give your group more than one menu despite requests for another.
Maybe you'll feel put out by the constant tally marking of your menu to track the dishes you've accepted from the chefs. You might long for a fresh plate after four or five dishes. Or, you might object to the lunchroom monitor type hovering nearby with a clipboard to ensure each table receives a steady supply of offerings.
According to Gillespie, you directly impact your own experience at Gunshow. Subtext: Go with the flow. Gunshow will push you out of your comfort zone and challenge all notions of dining, fine or otherwise. You just might find it liberating.
Subscribers can read the review on myajc.com.
–by Jenny Turknett, Food and More blog
October 1st, 2013
3:22 pm
"According to Gillespie, you directly impact your own experience at Gunshow. Subtext: Go with the flow. Gunshow will push you out of your comfort zone and challenge all notions of dining, fine or otherwise. You just might find it liberating."
Wow, a lot of contradiction in 4 short sentences.
Merely saying "yes" or "no" to the barrage of dishes that pummel you as soon as you sit down- as the reviewer says, before you've even had a chance to order a drink or, even worse, begin a conversation with others at your table (not an exaggeration) – does not constitute "impacting your own experience". Nor does being left adrift for much too long after the initial assault is over. It's precisely the opposite.
There is novelty in the service, and the food was mostly excellent. And I'm grateful that such a talented group of chefs chose to open such a high profile place in my neighborhood. Maybe the Gunshow "thing" will have lasting appeal, and maybe I'm just not very cool. Or maybe the awful pacing of the service was just an honest mistake that will be corrected in time. But for myself and at least 3 other people, having food shoved in our faces before our seats had even warmed up and being told to either accept it or not was not "liberating". They certainly pushed us, though, and we were not comfortable. You definitely got that part right.


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It's easy for American Christians to forget how Jesus said his followers would actually live, what their new lifestyle would actually look like. They would, he said, leave behind security, money, convenience, even family for him. They would abandon everything for the gospel. They would take up their crosses daily...
In Radical, David Platt challenges you to consider with an open heart how we have manipulated the gospel to fit our cultural preferences. He shows what Jesus actually said about being his disciple--then invites you to believe and obey what you have heard. And he tells the dramatic story of what is happening as a "successful" suburban church decides to get serious about the gospel according to Jesus.
Finally, he urges you to join in The Radical Experiment -- a one-year journey in authentic discipleship that will transform how you live in a world that desperately needs the Good News Jesus came to bring.
Author Bio
A life-long learner, David has earned two undergraduate and three advanced degrees. He holds a Bachelor of Arts (B.A.) and Bachelor of Arts in Journalism (A.B.J.) from the University of Georgia, and a Master of Divinity (M.Div.), Master of Theology (Th.M) and Doctor of Philosophy (Ph.D) from New Orleans Baptist Theological Seminary. He previously served at New Orleans Baptist Theological Seminary as Dean of Chapel and Assistant Professor of Expository Preaching and Apologetics, Staff Evangelist at Edgewater Baptist Church in New Orleans, and eight years as the Senior Pastor of The Church at Brook Hills in Birmingham, AL. David has written several books, Radical, Radical Together, Follow Me and most recently Counter Culture (to be released February 2015).
David founded Radical (Radical.net), a ministry devoted to serving churches and disseminating disciple-making resources toward the end that the gospel might be made known in all nations.
David and his wife Heather have four children, Caleb, Joshua, Mara Ruth, and Isaiah.
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Platt, pastor of a 4,000 member church in Alabama, attacks the "affluent model of Christianity and church" and describes what radical obedience to Jesus in todays culture might look like. In a straightforward manner with a sense of humility, he points out blind spots in American Christianity. In a voice of urgency he urges Christians to reframe our thinking and orientation to life. Instead of asking, "What do we need?" we should be asking, "What can we give?"
Platt makes his case by pointing to historical figures and ordinary people who have done what is radical in obedience to biblical mandates, counter to the world's definition of success. He also uses biblical examples and abundant Scripture references to show that "the mark of Christ followers is that their hearts are in heaven and their treasures are spent there." He closes with a challenge for his readers to participate in The Radical Experiment. This one-year challenge has the following five components: pray for the entire world, read through the entire Word, sacrifice your money for a specific purpose, spend your time in another context, and commit your life to a multiplying community.
Radical asks tough questions and presses for a response. It will step on toes and call many readers up short, but earnest Christians cannot read it and remain unchanged. It has the potential to have the same kind of impact as other widely read, influential Christian books such as The Purpose Driven Life, In His Steps, and The Prayer of Jabez. Highly recommended. Dr. Pamela Jordan-Long, www.ChristianBookPreviews.com
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"In his compelling new book, Radical, David Platt delivers a powerful picture of the church in America today that, on key points, stands in sharp contrast to what the Bible shows us about the person and purpose of Jesus Christ. David challenges Christians to wake up, trade in false values rooted in the American dream, and embrace the notion that each of us is blessed by God for a global purposeto make Christs glory known to all the nations! This is a must-read for every believer!"
Wess Stafford, president and CEO, Compassion Intl.
"We have moved into a generation of young leaders who have a passion to surrender the American dream if necessary in order to embrace fully, compassionately, and wholeheartedly a bigger dreamthe Great Commission. I have never been challenged by an author more than I have by David Platt. Read Radical, be blessed, and be changed."
Johnny Hunt, president, Southern Baptist Convention, and pastor, First Baptist Church of Woodstock
"Radical will cause you to bounce on a spectrum between two words: ouch and amen. Tough truths do that. They challenge us to examine our lives and then choose the lasting over the temporary. Read Radical if youre ready to live differently."
Gregg Matte, senior pastor, First Baptist Church of Houston
"David Platts book will leave anyone who sincerely engages with his challenge dissatisfiedand faced with a decision: What will authentic faith look like in my life? This book has the potential to revitalize churches today to practice a radical, biblical lifestyle that can transform society and reach a lost world."
Jerry Rankin, president, International Mission Board, Southern Baptist Convention
"The church of the Lord Jesus has been seduced by a skilled seductress: the American dream. David Platt exposes this enemy of authentic Christianity and provides a way of escape through a radical faith that leads to a radical obedience. I am not the same after reading it. I trust that will also be true for you."
Daniel L. Akin, president, Southeastern Baptist Theological Seminary
"It is almost impossible to keep the idols of our own culture from influencing us, whether we want it to happen or not. This is certainly true when it comes to the so-called American dream. We need our eyes opened! We need to be called out! In this challenging and thoughtful book, David Platt shows us the way to live for Someone and something bigger."
Darrin Patrick, founding pastor, The Journey, St. Louis
"Sometimes people will commend a book by saying, You wont want to put it down. I cant say that about this book. Youll want to put it down, many times. If youre like me, as you read David Platts Radical, youll find yourself uncomfortably targeted by the Holy Spirit. Youll see just how acclimated you are to the American dream. But youll find here another Way, one you know to be true, because youve heard it before in the words of the Lord Jesus, perhaps most forcefully in the simple call Follow me."
Russell D. Moore, dean, Southern Baptist Theological Seminary
"Through solid examination of the Scriptures and compelling testimonies from believers enduring persecution, my friend David Platt pulls back the curtain on subtle dangers weakening the church in our Western culture. Radical is the urgent call we need to care more about the spiritually lost and physically impoverished people of the world."
Ed Stetzer, president, LifeWay Research
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Justin JosephAge: 25-34Gender: male3 Stars Out Of 5Are David Platt's "Radical" Ideas Biblical?July 2, 2014Justin JosephAge: 25-34Gender: maleQuality: 3Value: 3Meets Expectations: 2Source: http://bit[dot]ly/1lUQlqN
Radical, by definition, is to be concerned with or tending to concentrate on fundamental aspects of a matter. This is what Pastor David Platt (Brook Hills church) calls American Christians to be as far as following and obeying Whom he believes is the "real Jesus" in his book titled by the same word. What does being radical look like, according to Platt? Well, the book gave me the impression that it's carrying a daily burning passion for missions and serving the "less fortunate" so they'll believe the gospel. Unfortunately, despite its noble desire to jolt American Christians who don't seem to mind their spiritual slumber and apathy, I think Radical comes off as shame therapy and wanting to guilt trip said Christians. And I also think that some of the Scripture you encounter does not teach what the book suggests it does. Radical, while hardly a bust, is one of few books I've walked away from disappointed.
I agree with Platt that it's sinful for a Christian living in the United States to pursue the "American Dream", to become wealthy and/or famous for the sake of it. The concept, while not inherently wrong, does promotes self-aggrandizement. The idea is to climb the income and corporate ladders, acquire a national or global reputation, collect expensive stuff, and beat everyone else to it all in order to enjoy luxury and unprecedented comfort as others gaze at you with envy. It is possible to become wealthy to the glory of God, but definitely not fame. Regardless, the core principles of the American Dream do not line up with the gospel's demands on one's life. Yet I also think it isn't wise or encouraging to assume that Christians living in America are by default pursuing such worldliness, and I got that vibe a lot reading Radical.
Take wealth and possessions for example. Platt references the conversation between Jesus Christ and the rich, young ruler in Mark 10 as a biblical mandate for ridding oneself of possessions. Yet wealth and possessions, just like the American Dream, aren't inherently wrong. A believer in this day and age can be wealthy and have things, and still be godly, especially if they obey the command to share it (I John 3:17). The promise of material gain was exclusive to the Old Covenant; there is no guarantee of it now, but that doesn't mean God is opposed to wealthy Christians. Ultimately I didn't understand what Platt was aiming for in pointing out Mark 10. Should Christians feel bad about having things?
How much is too much? Is there a biblical balance? Is it wrong to have a nice vehicle, a comfortable house, a stable nest egg? Should believers stick to thrift stores and making meals from scratch? Will people believe the gospel simply because we give up our things? These are questions that crossed my mind, and I'm not confident they were answered.
With respect to Mark 10, I believe Jesus is actually exposing a deadly idol in the self-righteous rich man's heart. The ruler believed he was rightly-related to God due to his wealth. Yet Jesus was not demanding that he unload. The text implies that the fellow was greedy, but Christ wasn't after that.
Instead, Zacchaeus is an exemplary example of what sharing looks like. Looked upon as a disgusting, extorting tax collector_ Jesus changed the heart of the crooked businessman who then went above and beyond repaying those whom he cheated. The key is he did so of his own accord, because he was thankful for and loved Jesus, not because some local rabbi demanded it. The Macedonians whom Paul writes about in II Corinthians 8 are another great example of giving from the heart. Essentially, we must have the maturity to evaluate the things we have on an individual basis according to what Scripture truly teaches. Is every thing I possess a necessity? Of course not. Are they blessings from God? You bet. Do I use them for sinful purposes at times? I'm sure I do. Should that disqualify me from having them in the first place? Well, for that matter no one should own anything. This is what I think each believer needs to consider in light of their possessions.
I also think some of Platt's views about the world at large are misinformed. Mercy missions may have value, but poverty and disease are altogether impossible to eliminate. Both exist as a result of the curse. Christ even made clear [to Judas Iscariot] that the poor would always be among us. It's strange then to suggest that American Christians have an extraordinary obligation to shoulder the burden of fighting hunger and disease in "less-developed" countries. Don't get me wrong; I would never criticize helping the truly needy, but that isn't a command you find in the Great Commission. Ironically, the "American Dream" in a way actually helps Christians to help the needy! By doing business in the United States, we create opportunities (read: jobs) for people to be lifted out of poverty and help civilization battle disease. Nonetheless, God isn't surprised by these hardships. He actually ordains them, and is in full control of them. He never intended for there to be enough wealth and possessions in the world to ensure that no one goes hungry, thirsty, or without basic shelter. Is it sad? It is to most people, but it's not as though God is cruel by allowing it. Soon these problems won't even exist, but for now God's edict is for people to repent and believe in Jesus Christ, not to be comfortable and well-off their entire lives. Plus, He promises to provide what He knows every last person needs. God has placed us here for a different purpose.
That purpose is to live out the gospel, and share it. And I do agree with Platt that Christians ought to burn with much more desire to spread the truth of Christ. But notice how I didn't emphasize "American" there. This is the job of all Christians, not just those that happen to reside in the United States. If God calls me one day to a foreign field, I hope I respond in faith and obedience, but I'm not going to go somewhere just because I'm an American Christian. To that end, I find David's claim that there are at least 4.5 billion unsaved people in the world just odd. I don't know how he knows that, or how all the people that he mentions are now genuine Christians due to the mission work done by the people of Brook Hills. I'm definitely thankful for their work, but let's leave the judging of who's saved and not saved to God.
I'm not surprised if you're thinking by now that I'm suggesting Radical is a waste of time to read. I don't think it is at all. I appreciate all the examples of Brook Hills mobilizing to care for those in the members' local communities, those internationally, and how the gospel has been given through it all. I just respectfully disagree that it needs to be done according to the reasons discussed above and those I've not mentioned. Guilt is never a biblical motivation to live or give the gospel. I don't think that because others might be considered have-nots, or simply don't have as much, that Christians ought to empty their homes and/or financial accounts. Love and grace must be the driving forces behind any ministry. Any other reasons are unbiblical.
On the flip-side, if you're often or always after the latest and greatest toy, if you grumble at the thought of giving your monies to kingdom work, then David and I both invite you to allow God's Word to examine your heart. Instead, we ought to love serving Jesus Christ by serving His church, and of course demonstrate obedience to the Great Commission. We must care for others as He did.
Any decisions to give of things, money, time, etc., must be bathed in prayer by the believer. Usually choices along these lines are not so simple, and the consequences can be very unpleasant for choosing the wrong thing. I do think it would be exceedingly wonderful if more Christians were more radical for Jesus Christ, but as it stands, I don't think they necessarily need to be in the way Radical seems to want.
dcampWashingtonGender: female5 Stars Out Of 5This book will challenge you.December 30, 2013dcampWashingtonGender: femaleQuality: 5Value: 5Meets Expectations: 5This book leaves the reader with many points to ponder. It challenges the reader to think and grow in the understanding of Biblical truth and the impact the culture has on churches and individuals.
LuitiHastings, NYAge: 55-65Gender: female5 Stars Out Of 5A read that challenges you to take a good lookDecember 7, 2013LuitiHastings, NYAge: 55-65Gender: femaleQuality: 5Value: 5Meets Expectations: 5Platt shares some hard truths about the level of commitment to truly be like Jesus and what that really means to those of us who are used to worshipping Jesus from the comfort of our easy chairs in our warm living rooms sipping on our gourmet coffee and reading our leather gold leaf edged Bibles....truly being Christlike challenges us to be willing to step out of our comfort zone..walk away from the American dream and live like Jesus to make disciples from the four corners of the earth. It asks you to reevaluate just how committed are you to living like Jesus.
Becky WilliamsWilmington, NCAge: 55-65Gender: female5 Stars Out Of 5October 15, 2013Becky WilliamsWilmington, NCAge: 55-65Gender: femaleQuality: 5Value: 5Meets Expectations: 5When I was a child, my grandmother would say, "Clean your plate, there are starving children in Africa." I had no idea what that fact had to do with me. But today, I clearly see that it has everything to do with me. "Radical" puts into words what I feel in my heart. David Platt makes the case for the truth of my grandmothers words and makes me own that truth as a Christ follower. He challenges us to break free from the seclusion and comfort that has become the convenient church life in America. In my morning devotion I keep reading " for all nations." Over and over those words jump of the pages of my Bible. My husband and I participated in a "Daniel diet" a few weeks ago. That along with reading "Radical" has brought me to a new awareness of how gluttonous our society has become while others starve. How could Jesus be pleased with the USA? What have we done with the immense blessings God has provided?
So what I am saying is that I wish every Christian in the USA would read "Radical". We need to return to our grandmothers' insight and remember, there are starving children in Africa and prepare to move on that!
trying2run the raceBuffalo NYAge: 45-54Gender: female5 Stars Out Of 5deciphers the great commission+?s where you're at!August 23, 2013trying2run the raceBuffalo NYAge: 45-54Gender: femaleQuality: 5Value: 5Meets Expectations: 5This was a hard hitting book that inspires as it questions what the American protestant church teaches in our comfortable pews, and asks you to explore w/the writer what the teachings of Christ and example of the initial church leaders believed and taught was the rewarding work that Jesus asks for us to do. I felt it took you one step further than the books "not a fan", and "christian atheist". It also helped me feel not as useless as I try to talk w/some of my coworkers and kids to develop and strengthen their understanding of our God and His Holy Word, instead of just trying to witness to others who don't seem ready to listen or consider Christ and what He's done for us. Making true disciples takes time and effort and is what we need to try and do---Let's not lose beginning believers to the wiles, false teachings (cults, evolution, cultural pleasures) and temptations that draw them away like seeds that start to grow only to fail because the soil their faith was in was too shallow to develop deep roots.
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it's good. i don't like damp. the rest is good.
took perry 3 whole comments to get in here.
not gonna lie i'm pretty surprised
Yeah, I thought for sure he would've posted this. Band is sick, haven't listened to this song yet.
Digging: The Swarm - Parasitic Skies
AM I REALLY THAT PREDICTABLE? yeah i think i was busy writing my state lines review or doing other
super important stuff so i was slow on the draw
Didn't you review one of these albums before? That's why I figured you'd post it. Also: POP PUNK
I didnt even realize that already had so many releases.
they really only have 3 EPs and an acoustic EP. and they had one song on the Run For Cover comp. i
think that Sinking has all the songs from their demo.
edit: yep. sinking is a re-release of the demo.
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To be brutal, a certain amount of bad weather on election day helps conservatives in every democracy. In crude terms, car-driving conservative retirees still turn out in driving rain, when bus-taking lower-income workers just back from a night shift are more likely to give rain-soaked polls a miss.The Economist, speculating on what effect—if any—Hurricane Sandy might have on the outcome of the election. "School closures are a particular problem for low-income families or single mothers scrambling to find childcare," the columnist adds, and this could further surpress Democratic turnout. However, there's also the possibility that Sandy could help Obama's chances. The theory here is that the news coverage devoted to the storm will prevent any serious change in the media narrative of the race from taking hold, and because Obama is still the favorite for reelection, this could end up "freezing the election campaign, and Mr Romney's perceived momentum, in place." In truth, it's anyone's guess as to what effect Sandy will have on the polls. Thankfully, though, the storm is expected to clear up by November 6th, so it may ultimately be a moot point. —Seth @ ShortFormBlog (via election)
Ayn Rand is one of those things that a lot of us, when we were 17 or 18 and feeling misunderstood, we'd pick up. Then, as we get older, we realize that a world in which we're only thinking about ourselves and not thinking about anybody else, in which we're considering the entire project of developing ourselves as more important than our relationships to other people and making sure that everybody else has opportunity – that that's a pretty narrow vision.President Obama, in an interview with Rolling Stone, when asked about Paul Ryan's "obsession" with Rand. source
Or how Obama wins without Ohio or Florida? Or what the most likely path is to a 269-269 electoral tie? Larry Sabato's got you covered.
2012 Debates Memorandum of Understanding Between the Obama and Romney Campaigns
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Hard to believe that after "The Bear and the Maiden Fair," there are only three episodes left in an incredible third season of Game of Thrones. Just three! I'm already beginning to dread the day when the countdown to season 4 begins ...
Many characters have had some ridiculous moments so far, but this week, a lot of their fates hang in the balance, and who knows how they're going to wrap it all up (well, sort of, since A Storm of Swords has been split into two seasons) in the next couple episodes. So much went on plot-wise this week that it should set us up for a pretty fantastic finale.
Let's get to it, shall we? Of course, obviously, as I've said every single time: MAJOR SPOILERS AHEAD. Don't read on if you haven't seen "TBATMF." Just don't.
We pick up right where we left off: With Jon Snow, Ygritte, and a few other Wildings on their way to attack the Night's Watch. Ygritte delivers a nice "You know nothing, Jon Snow" and there's some hilarious sex advice from Tormund Giantsbane ("slick as a baby seal," nice). Orell, the skinchanger who cut Ygritte and Jon last week from the Wall to their almost-deaths, pronounces his love for Ygritte, but she admits she's in love with Jon -- ugh, not sure how I feel about this random side story.
But still, Ygritte and Jon get a couple of nice moments together. "You'll die, all of you," he warns Ygriette, while she reminds him: "All of us ... You're mine and I'm yours." One of the few somewhat happy romances in this tumultuous series!
Meanwhile, Tyrion and Sansa -- both good people deep down -- try to look for the best in their particularly terrible situation, with some much needed advice from Bronn and Margaery, respectively. Margaery suggests that Tyrion might be good in bed because he's slept with a lot of whores, and that he isn't nearly as bad as Joffrey, while Bronn has the supremely sage advice of wedding one and bedding another. And speaking of prostitutes, Shae, Tyrion's favorite whore, is jealous of Tyrion's marriage (due to her profession, you'd think she'd be kind of used to this?).
In the middle of this marriage arrangement news, we get an awesome scene when King Joffrey summons his grandfather Tywin to discuss all the council meetings Tywin's been having -- that Joffrey hasn't been a part of. Tywin approaches the throne in a menacing manner only he can pull off. "We could arrange to have you carried," he says after Joffrey complains about all the steps he'd have to climb to attend said meetings. And that shuts Joffrey up.
Didn't anyone else want Tywin to just smack the crap out of Joffrey after approaching the throne? You just do not mess with Tywin Lannister. And that sly smile at the end of their "meeting" -- pretty sure that's the happiest we've ever seen Tywin, after schooing his grandson like only Tywin can. What a badass. Him interacting with any character so far this season has been television gold.
Daenerys hopes to take Yunkai, another slave city, with her Unsullied army. We're treated to a scene with all three dragons! The masters of Yunkai send a gift to avoid a battle. Daenerys insists that the slave masters free the whole city, but that isn't well received. The messenger threatens to enslave Daenerys, but Drogon roars at him and puts an end to that. He protests that Dany promised him safety, and she responds, "I did. But my dragons made no promises. And you threatened their mother" (what better way to say happy Mother's Day in the Game of Thrones universe!).
Well we know who the maiden is who has to take on the bear! In an emotional farewell -- at least for the audience -- Jaime swears to bring the Stark girls back to their mother, while Brienne even calls him "Ser Jaime" instead of "Kingslayer," and OMG, I die.
Jaime leaves but then insists that the group go back to Harrenhal when he finds out Brienne's captors won't accept her father's payment. He approaches a horrifying scene where Brienne has to fight a bear in a pit -- with a wooden sword. Badass Jaime jumps into the bear pit just as Brienne is getting attacked. They're both saved in the nick of time. "Sorry about the sapphires," he quips as he and Brienne leave together. So glad our favorite odd couple is still together, but am I the only one who really wants them to make out at some point after all of this?!
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