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Panda Garden is truly one of the best Chinese Restaurants in the world! I wanted to go to have decent Asian noodles for my birthday today and stumbled across Panda Garden in the middle of Memphis Tennessee. What a pleasant surprise! I am originally from Hawaii and am part Hawaiian and Asian. I have lived across the Pacific Rim. Had Panda Garden been in Hawaii, there would be a long line of hungry customers around the block waiting to eat here. As it is now, Panda Garden is a best kept secret in the middle of Memphis with few customers. The food at this quiet, little Chinese restaurant in the middle of Memphis Tennessee is such a pleasant surprise. The vegetables are crisp and fresh. The rolls and dumplings are freshly made with the freshest ingredients. Unlike typical Chinese American restaurants, the food is not overly greasy, salty, burnt or smothered in bottled processed sauces. The cuisine tastes more healthy and homemade like my Chinese grandmother Bo Lin made back in Hawaii. The prices here are very affordable while the decor is crisp, clean and professional. Clean, crisp linen napkins and quality service ware is used rather than typical cheap plastic plates found at most Chinese fast food restaurants and buffets. The staff is genuinely friendly and service is fast and professional. Thus, if you are looking for healthy, tasty, fresh, authentic Chinese food, Panda Garden is definitely one of best places in the world--except for my grandmother Bo Lin's kitchen!
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Yum! Yum! Yum! Yum! Yum!! I am born and raised from Memphis but have moved all around and lived in quite a few different cities. I'm currently in NYC where there are a ton of delicious restaurants. But I still crave Wang's menu!! Their chef is phenominal!! Seriously the best Hot and Sour Soup that I've had from any city I've traveled to and any restaurant I've eaten in. And I'm even comparing it to the Hot and Sour Soup that I've had in Beijing, Shanghai, Hong Kong.... The Garlic Chicken leaves you wanting more, their fried rice is so tasty, and their lo mein... Well, all I can say is yum!! The best part is, they are so easy going at Wang's that when I ask to customize my dishes just how I like it, they do it perfectly without fuss! It also has a really nice atmosphere. I a lot of Chinese places that I have eaten at have very sticky tables and I feel my feet sticking even to the floors. Not at Wangs. They are super clean and very hip for a Chinese restaurant. I mean, a full bar with a bartender that makes delicious martinis, a piano player who I wish would transfer his talent to me, the plants make you feel like you wanna go home and fix your own garden.... This restaurant is awesome!
My family and I absolutely LOVE this place. Walking in here makes me feel like I'm walking in my own home. Everyone greets you and is so happy to see you. It's one of the few restaurants where the owners are actually there, always, making sure you enjoy your experience and love the food!! My favorite is their Peking Duck and Mushu!! The server comes to your table and makes the food for you. It makes me feel so special. Not to mention, it is sooo delicious. My family and I always fight over the last bites it's so good. And when I go there with my friends, we'll get other dishes like their ShaCha Beef and their Hunan Chicken. I love it when there is enough left over to take home so I can eat it again!! I'm so glad the one on Park is still with the family. That Wang family sure knows how to do it right!! You guys, if you haven't tried it, you are missing out!! If you haven't been there for a while, I'm sure the owners will still remember you and love to feed you. They are some of the sweetest people with the best food!!!!


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Piwik winners at open source awards
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Hundreds of people were due to celebrate the achievements of the open source software industry at its biennial awards in Wellington last night.
Technology awards can resemble a Hairy Maclary book, with lots of repetition as the same familiar names doing the same things crop up on every page.
But Don Christie, managing director of 150-person open source firm Catalyst IT, one of the award's top sponsors, said these had again attracted a healthy tally of about 100 entries.
Crown-owned institutes GNS and Niwa, and Catalyst itself, were well-represented in various guises among the 24 finalists in eight categories. GNS Science won the award for the best use of open source in Government for software that underpins the GeoNet website, which New Zealanders often turn to first to check the location and size of earthquakes.
But they were joined by some perhaps less familiar names, including "open source software project" category winner Piwik, whose creator and lead developer, Frenchman Matthieu Aubry, 27, moved to New Zealand two years ago with his Kiwi partner, whom he met on her "OE".
Piwik epitomises the youthful, international dimension to the open source movement that has some officials involved in economic development salivating over the potential of the sector.
The software tool, which has been translated into 46 languages, is now used by the owners of 416,000 websites as an alternative to the likes of Google Analytics, to help their owners analyse who has been visiting their pages "when, how and why".
It has a team of 12 contributors in six countries, two of whom make their main living from the tool by developing new features that are paid for by sponsors and by providing consulting.
People used Piwik as it gave them control and privacy over their data, Aubry said. "You don't send your data to any third party.
"We have big hopes for the future," he said. "We do everything through the internet so I can be anywhere in the world and New Zealand happens to be, I think, the best place in the world to be right now because it is politically safe and beautiful. I love it for the nature and people and spirit and the fact it is under-populated."
Open source software is free, usually on the condition users make any changes they make available to others.
Catalyst's Christie said it was disappointing that government procurement policies still seemed to be working against the adoption of open source.
"I don't think we are there yet in terms of the policy settings. There doesn't seem to be the overt recognition of its value that there has been in Britain and across Europe, which is pretty disappointing when you consider the potential returns."
An opportunity existed for government agencies to use open source software to let staff safely use their own computers and smartphones on networks at work, but none appeared willing to fund the necessary prototypes, he said.
"That said, there is a lot more open source software being used in government and we are seeing the corporate sector moving on to 'enterprise open source' ."
Sigurd Magnusson, business relationship manager of Wellington open source content management system vendor Silverstripe, a former award-winner, said the sector had matured.
"That doesn't mean every individual knows what open source means and is using it, but a lot of people have got over the concerns about using open source."
Those included the fear that they might find it hard to get commercial support or could be sued by companies that claimed a proprietary interest in such software.
"It is being treated a little more like any other software."
That didn't mean all the excitement had gone out of challenging proprietary, commercially-developed software, he said. Lots of people were fired up about getting traditional software such as desktop productivity software replaced by open source "although it is probably more likely that is just going to move on to 'the cloud'", he said.
Other award winners last night included corporate learning platform Totora Learning Management System and Manaiakalani - a digital access programme in nine of Auckland's lowest decile schools. The "people's choice" award went to open source statistical and reporting platform Sofa Statistics.
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Bokaro: Jharkhand Police on Friday
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companies in Bokaro district.
"After watching their work for 12 days, police
conducted raids on three private coal companies and seized
2000 tonne of illegally dumped coal," Deputy Inspector General
of Police LP Singh told reporters here.
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Maoist-affected areas near Lugu pahar at Jhumra Hills, he said
the Maoists were indulged in illegal coal trade allegedly
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Warwick Turner speaks out
Today, Echuca's Warwick Turner outlines his thoughts on the Port of Echuca.August 6, 2014 3:08am
The way the Port of Echuca is run could change significantly from next year as part of a review into its future management.
Campaspe Shire council has spent $50,000 to engage an independent company to review management of the port and make recommendations into its future structure.
Council's people and place general manager Paul McKenzie said the review, to be completed early next year, would look at a range of models, including those under which the Australian National Maritime Museum could operate.
The full story is in today's Riv.
Below is a letter from port veteran and former councillor Warwick Turner which is referenced in the story.
''When I served on the Echuca City Council in the early 1990s, management issues of the Port of Echuca regularly appeared on the agenda.
Council often struggled with financial aspects which were regularly in conflict with developing a genuine heritage-based attraction, which portrayed the port's past in an accurate and meaningful way.
The port's persona needed careful and sensitive management that truly balanced the need for a display that had great cultural value to the community and financial imperatives.
In those days, the cost of running the port was mostly covered by the income and there was no financial burden upon the ratepayer.
Over time, it became clear to me that the port's financing and development was beyond the capacity of the ratepayers and a new management model was required.
The Port of Echuca, wholly owned by Campaspe Shire, is considered by many to be a national icon.
Council have been successful in obtaining capital works grants, but this source of income is spasmodic and not guaranteed, especially as pressures grow from other community needs.
If its full potential is to be reached, it is clearly questionable that 36,000 ratepayers should somehow fund the future.
The port running costs are already costing ratepayers in the order of $500,000 per annum (financial statements appear impossible to be seen by the public eye).
What is planned and who will fund the conservation/restoration of the Barge ADA languishing at the Moama Slipway, the two log barges (one of which has been destroyed as a result of council works), the steam locomotive, the log slip and winch, buildings that need major rectification, the out of commission PS Alexander Arbuthnot, the rebuilding of the PS Success and the bow of the Murrumbidgee?
What is the future of the railway built to serve the port but virtually unused?
What should happen, as a national icon, is a source be found for recurrent funding with a capital works component from a national provider.
This source may be available through the Australian National Maritime Museum.
The concept of setting up an outpost museum is not new, with a number of nations following this path.
The ANMM Act, specifically enunciates the requirement to nurture inland maritime heritage and what better way to do this than to take over the Port of Echuca on behalf of the nation?
Needless to say, ANMM would require additional funds from the Commonwealth treasury to do this.
Enormous benefits could flow from such an arrangement.
Council and ratepayers should be relieved of the management and financial burden and place the port on a national footing.''
''The concept plan recognised the potential value from restoration and refurbishment of Barges D26 and ADA in the first instance, along with the relocation of the Allison to further south along Murray Esplanade.
''The B22 was not a priority for restoration as council cannot afford to restore all barges to operating standard.
''The B22 will instead be incorporated into the Riverboats and Shipwrights Trail as a static display.
''This trail will meander through the Onion Patch and provide some interpretation of the B22. Council has funded the restoration of the hull of the PS Alexander Arbuthnot in 2014-15 and scheduling is being finalised.''
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Windrush - 65 years on
It's 65 years tomorrow since the Empire Windrush arrived at Tilbury Docks, carrying 493 passengers from Jamaica wishing to start a new life in the UK.
It's 65 years tomorrow since the Empire Windrush arrived at Tilbury Docks, carrying 493 passengers from Jamaica wishing to start a new life in the UK.
The passengers (including one stowaway) were the first large group of West Indian immigrants to the UK after the Second World War.
The 65th anniversary of the event will be marked in the capital this weekend with celebrations; including a river cruise and a special Caribbean themed reception.
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But the journey on the SS Empire Windrush was not an easy one.
In 1948, Britain was just beginning to recover from the Second World War. The arrival of the ship prompted some debate in parliament and complaints from some sections of British society worried about immigration.
While there was plenty of work, many of the Windrush pioneers had problems with finding accommodation.
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SENZA Hotel, Napa Valley
- Free continental breakfast, free WiFi, and free parking
Main amenities
- 41 smoke-free guestrooms
- Outdoor pool
- Business center
- Limo/town car service
- Air conditioning
- Daily housekeeping
- Garden
- Lobby fireplace
- Meeting room
- Concierge services
- Wedding services
- Free newspapers in the lobby
What's around
- Trefethen Family Vineyard (2 mi / 3.1 km)
- Alston Park (2.1 mi / 3.5 km)
- Andretti Winery (2.2 mi / 3.5 km)
- Robert Mondavi Winery (8.4 mi / 13.5 km)
- Darioush Winery (3.2 mi / 5.1 km)
SENZA Hotel, Napa Valley
Hotel Info: 0800-886-061 (New Zealand Toll Free)from NZ$494
- Room, 1 King Bed
- Garden Suite King
- Garden Suite, 2 Queen Beds
- Parker Classic, 1 King Bed
- Napa Getaway Special
- Vineyard King Suite
- Vineyard Suite, 2 Queen Beds
- Senza, 1 King Bed
- Room, 1 King Bed, Garden Area
- Parker Plus, 1 King Bed
- Cellar King
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Key facts
Hotel size
- This hotel has 41 rooms
- This hotel is arranged over 2 floors
- Check-in time starts at 3 PM
- Check-out time is 11 AM
Required at check in
- Credit card or cash deposit required
- Government-issued photo ID required
Travelling with others
- Children (12 years old and younger) stay free when occupying the parent or guardian's room, using existing bedding
- Pets allowed *
- Restrictions apply *
- 1 per room
- Free WiFi in public areas
- Free WiFi in rooms
- Free self parking
Other information
- Smoke-free property
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In the hotel
- Free continental breakfast daily
- Free reception
- Outdoor pool
- Spa tub
- Bicycle rentals nearby
- Golfing nearby
- Rafting nearby
- Business center
- Conference space size (feet) - 900
- Conference space size (meters) - 81
- One meeting room
- Front desk (limited hours)
- Concierge services
- Limo or Town Car service available
- Free newspapers in lobby
- Wedding services
- Number of buildings/towers - 4
- Year Built 1870
- Garden
- Fireplace in lobby
- Accessible bathroom
- Roll-in shower
In the room
- Air conditioning
- Bathrobes
- In-room massage available
- Individually decorated
- Partially open bathroom
- Shower/tub combination
- Designer toiletries
- Hair dryer
- Flat-screen TV
- Cable TV channels
- IPod docking station
- Free WiFi
- Phone
- Daily housekeeping
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Pet-friendly rooms can be requested by contacting the property at the number on the booking confirmation.
This property does not have elevators.
The name on the credit card used at check-in to pay for incidentals must be the primary name on the guestroom reservation.
Optional extras
Rollaway beds are available for USD 50.00 per stay
Cribs/Infant beds are available for USD 50.00 per stay
Pets are allowed for an extra charge of USD 150.00 per pet, per night
We have included all charges provided to us by this hotel. However, charges can vary, for example, based on length of stay or the room you book.
Recent reviews
Outstanding 4.7 /5 from 126 reviews
Hotel was very modern and clean. The staff was extremely helpful and friendly. I would definitely book again. Stayed in a standard room and got more room than we bargained for. We shared a balcony with the room next to us, but the decks are huge and have views of the vineyard next door. Lots of construction on the road outside of the hotel, but could not hear it on the property. Great breakfast offered daily, and a wine & cheese happy hour made the stay perfect.
Found this hotel last minute to celebrate our 10 year wedding anniversary. We were able to check in a little early which was great to sneak in a nap before the activities planned and dinner. Best continental breakfast we've ever had. Loved it and will be back again!
Simple, elegant, modern property. We love the vineyard suites with large soaking tubs and patios that open out into their rows of grapevines.
Good Getaway spot, secluded and out of the way feel, while remaining a short drive to everything Napa Valley
Great would certainly come back
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Keke Palmer Makes Broadway History as First Black Cinderella
Keke Palmer is to make a Broadway history to be the first African American Cinderella. The TV star and youngest talk show host will join the cast of Rodgers & Hammerstein's "Cinderella" starting September 9.
"I'm sooooo excited to be doing broadway for the first time, as Cinderella!! DREAMS DO COME TRUE!!" Palmer tweeted after the announcement made the news. She also told Vanity Fair on Friday, August 1 of how she celebrated the acclaim. "I don't really celebrate. And besides, I still don't believe it is real!" she said.
The 20-year-old actress will take over the titular role from the current actress Cindy Paige Faure who will lead the national tour of the production beginning October 10. Directed by Mark Brokaw, the musical production debuted in March. Singer Carly Rae Jepsen also enjoyed playing the character for three months ending in June.
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howd xin lose?
this is so cool
the storyline gets more captivating and the fight scenes are good, graphics mite need a little work but hey.
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right on
my prediction xin kicks his ass awesome again pretty good length sound good animation good
The voice-acting is better and the fight between Xin and Legend was awesome.


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US President Barack Obama has vowed to push "without delay" a set of proposals that will be due by January in the wake of Connecticut shooting rampage last week.
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The group will include some cabinet members and outside organizations.
"This is not some Washington commission. This is not something where folks are going to be studying the issue for six months and publishing a report that gets read and then pushed aside," Obama said. "This is a team that has a very specific task to pull together real reforms right now."
No single law or set of laws can prevent gun violence, Obama said Wednesday, but the complexity of the issue "can no longer be an excuse for doing nothing."
Authorities must work to make "access to mental health care at least as easy as access to a gun," and the country needs to tackle a "culture that all too often glorifies guns and violence," he said.
Obama called for quick action from Congress.
"A majority of Americans support banning the sale of military-style assault weapons. A majority of Americans support banning the sale of high-capacity ammunition clips. A majority of Americans support laws requiring background checks before all gun purchases so that criminals can't take advantage of legal loopholes to buy a gun from somebody who won't take the responsibility of doing a background check at all," he said.
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Obama said Wednesday he believes the Second Amendment does guarantee individuals the right to bear arms.
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From the internationally best-selling author of No god but God comes a fascinating, provocative, and meticulously researched biography that challenges long-held assumptions about the man we know as Jesus of Nazareth.
Two-thousand years ago, an itinerant Jewish preacher and miracle worker walked across the Galilee, gathering followers to establish what he called the "Kingdom of God". The revolutionary movement he launched was so threatening to the established order that he was captured, tortured, and executed as a state criminal.
Within decades after his shameful death, his followers would call him God.
Sifting through centuries of mythmaking, Reza Aslan sheds new light on one of history's most influential and enigmatic characters by examining Jesus through the lens of the tumultuous era in which he lived: first-century Palestine, an age awash in apocalyptic fervor. Scores of Jewish prophets, preachers, and would-be messiahs wandered through the Holy Land, bearing messages from God. This was the age of zealotry - a fervent nationalism that made resistance to the Roman occupation a sacred duty incumbent on all Jews. And few figures better exemplified this principle than the charismatic Galilean who defied both the imperial authorities and their allies in the Jewish religious hierarchy.
Balancing the Jesus of the Gospels against the historical sources, Aslan describes a man full of conviction and passion, yet rife with contradiction; a man of peace who exhorted his followers to arm themselves with swords; an exorcist and faith healer who urged his disciples to keep his identity a secret; and ultimately the seditious "King of the Jews" whose promise of liberation from Rome went unfulfilled in his brief lifetime.
©2013 Reza Aslan (P)2013 Random House
"In Zealot, Reza Aslan doesn't just synthesize research and reimagine a lost world, though he does those things very well. He does for religious history what Bertolt Brecht did for playwriting. Aslan rips Jesus out of all the contexts we thought he belonged in and holds him forth as someone entirely new. This is Jesus as a passionate Jew, a violent revolutionary, a fanatical ideologue, an odd and scary and extraordinarily interesting man." (Judith Shulevitz, author of The Sabbath World)
"A bold, powerfully argued revisioning of the most consequential life ever lived." (Lawrence Wright, Pulitzer Prize-winning author of Going Clear: Scientology, Hollywood, and the Prison of Belief)
"The story of Jesus of Nazareth is arguably the most influential narrative in human history. Here Reza Aslan writes vividly and insightfully about the life and meaning of the figure who has come to be seen by billions as the Christ of faith. This is a special and revealing work, one that believer and skeptic alike will find surprising, engaging, and original." (Jon Meacham, Pulitzer Prize-winning author of Thomas Jefferson: The Art of Power)
"Filled with Speculation"
In the introduction the author points out how the New Testament was never intended to be a historical book and should not be interpreted as a historical book, and then proceeds to interpret the New Testament as a historical book for the rest of the novel. Of course, if the author did not do this, there wouldn't have been much to say other than provide a sense of the culture at the time Jesus lived. I initially thought the book might be worthwhile since it seemed to provide some historical context to the New Testament, however, given the author's propensity for pure speculation about Jesus, I now question the authenticity of the historic background provided in the novel, and wonder how much of that is also speculation. In addition, the author never seemed to question the accuracy of Josephus' writings, even though Josephus' history often times is at odds with archeological findings. Whenever there seemed to be a discrepancy between Josephus and another source, the author always sided with Josephus. Although many references are provided for the novel, the author's interpretation of the references and tendency toward conjecture lead to the low rating of this book. If this is what passes for biblical scholarship, I feel sorry for the field.
"really good."
i have been struggling with belief for years. i qm from the caribbean and if you reject the teachings of christianity then you are an atheist. I am really glad this book was written. it gives perspective on the this religion and educates as well. really liked it.
"Provocative, eye opening, informational!"
I like this book, and it made me appreciate Jesus the man much more. I think most history buffs and those critical of religion will like this book too.
"Jesus (with a great many assumptions)"
Most likely.
I was disappointed by "Zealot" and its foundation. The author Reza Aslan opens the story by raising doubts about the historical accuracy of the Gospels. Then, he proceeds to use these texts as a historical source. But, if they're not to be trusted, then why use them? And, if there is no real source available, then why attempt a historical review?
""Historical" data more opinion than fact"
Mr. Aslan is easy to listen to, and I like his auditory style. However, I would hesitate to try another book by Mr. Aslan due to the conclusions I came to while fact-checking this book. Namely, that he presented his opinions and misguided critiques of the historical Jesus as historical facts.
Honestly, there's too much to cut out because many of his premises are based on old, re-hashed arguments about the historical Jesus, and Mr. Aslan presents one side of the arguments as historical facts when in reality, he has too much of his own opinions mixed in. He approaches one side of an argument that sounds really compelling and proceeds to proclaim this one side as absolute truth, without any attempt to consider the historical facts and variables around the issues. To be quite frank, this book is nothing more than a modern-day flat-earther.
"Finally! Answers to the Questions of a Lifetime!!"
For anyone and everyone like me who simply could not reconcile the Old Testament God with New Testament Jesus. Reza Aslan walks the reader step by step through the transformation of Historical Jesus to Jesus Christ. Many thanks to Mr. Aslan for authentic, historic truth.
"History of Jesus"
Compelling history of Jesus the man vs the Christ figure and the making of a new religion in the cultural context of Jewish life in a Roman Empire. It dispels the simple myths and stories of Christianity as truths and delves deep into the motivation of the followers creating a new religion over many hundreds of years. A must read in understanding the role of religion in the human quest for power and dominance.
"Surprisingly compelling"
Haven't read the print but the audio is well narrated - unusual for an author narration but the author is very engaged and engaging and the material is well researched and well told.
Not really a religious spiritual book but a great historical/biblical account of the times and events surrounding the life of Jesus.
But I write for myself, for my own pleasure. And I want to be left alone to do it. - J.D. Salinger ^(;,;)^
"Rogerios Aīlātos is not impressed!"
Let me just throw in here now that Fox skeptics need not worry, while this book was written by a Muslim, it wasn't written by that d@mn lion from Narnia.
The book's good points: compelling, well-written, and challenged a lot of well traveled myth-making by Christianity, Islam, etc., about the life and acts of Jesus of Nazareth. The bad points: there wasn't much NEW history here. The book was written to challenge, but not support. It isn't as much a biography of Jesus as a history of early Christianity, an examination of Jerusalem around the time of Jesus, a longish academic piece on Jewish Zealotry, and a examination of some of the other major players that might have reflected (James) or tilted (Paul) our view of who Jesus was. This isn't groundbreaking history about Jesus, and a rehash of ideas of other Early Christian historians that have been kicked around for the last 50 years.
The challenge a historian faces with writing a biography of Jesus is there are only a couple real facts you can hang your reputation on: Jesus lived. Jesus died on a cross. The rest is hearsay, myth, reflections, faith, hope and stories. All you have left to do, as a historian, is: examine the space around the hole. Look at the times, the place. Use templates of similar men to approximate what Jesus was like. Examine other figures who have more of a historical footprint (Paul, Peter, Pilate, etc), and then enter triumphantly into FOX News and overthrow the tables of the producers and drive out the lamb-like anchors. Fox New prefect Rogerios Aīlātos now washes his hands of Aslan of Tehran (and now California).
Make no mistake: We're all mammals here.
"Good, Not Great"
After seeing the way he handled Fox News ignorance, I was looking forward to reading Aslan's book. I can't say that I was disappointed, but I can't say that I was overly impressed, either. People who have never been exposed to literary/historical biblical criticism, or those who have never looked into the historical Jesus really would benefit from reading Zealot. But for those who are part of mainline churches, there's not too much here that's completely new.
I suppose what underwhelmed me was the author's seeming lack of realization that there are millions of Christians who are continually confronted with the tension between (as he differentiates them) Jesus the Christ and Jesus the Zealot. It is this very tension that causes our faith to grow and thrive, and the doubt it creates forces us to be tolerant of other viewpoints.
As all authors do - even in scholarly works - Aslan manipulates words, research, and data to prove his point. One point in the book stands out, and that is his treatment of the baptism of Jesus. He very cogently examines how this event in the life of Jesus is dealt with in each of the four gospels, moving from an explicit reference to John being the baptizer to no direct connection at all between Jesus' baptism and John. I found it very thoughtful and meaningful until Dr Aslan suddenly referred to Christianity's "frantic" attempt to disassociate John from the baptism of Jesus. Does he not realize that this is nothing new to mainline Christians, that we don't see anything "frantic" about this phenomenon, and that we are well aware of the greater popularity of John and the possibility that Jesus started out as his disciple?
In closing, there's nothing about this work that I find incorrect. After all, Dr Aslan is a greater scholar than I'll ever be. But I would just advise the reader that even excellent scholars can choose subjective words to manipulate the reader's (or listener's) opinions.
Laypersons reading this book would do well to discuss it with their pastor. In so doing, may would discover that much of what the author talks about has already been incorporated into the thinking of their denomination (especially if it's the UCC, ELCA, PCUSA, UMC, ECUSA, ABC etc).
"Well written."
A pragmatic and unsentimental work. Pieces history together in a rational way, making sense of the politics and movements during the time of Jesus and the time when Christianity was emerging as a world religion.
"Kind of missed the point."
People who are sure that the Church is full of conspiracies and into sensationalism in some way.
Probably not.
Enjoy would be the wrong word. It was amusing to recognise where his conclusions were based upon misunderstanding and lack of proper scholarship
I'm not really sure that it does. How often does the average man believe in the written word, just because it is written and the author lays claim to authority that he doesn't possess or more dangerously, misleads the facts about his authority. (Check out the realities of his degrees as they would apply to being a biblical scholar, especially if you've ever seen someone misrepresent a resume for a job they weren't really qualified for but needed.)
In today's world of the Internet, self publishing, and lack of academic critical review before getting published, it has been my experience that we must spend as much time researching the credentials of the scholar who publishes, as we do in researching sensational assertions. There is a danger as an author of settling on a hypothesis and then focusing on proving that hypothesis rather than collecting information objectively and completely and then seeing what hypothesis that information might suggest.
This author appears to have fallen into these traps and so based upon the other scholars I have read, along with my personal research over a 5 year period, I'm not sure there is much value in this work any more than the works that Dan Brown used for the themes of the Da Vinci Code.
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WOW — that was fast, Debra! LOL This is so pretty — I just love the soft, peachy shades you've picked and the copper looks so nice with them, too!
Thanks, Lynn Eileen! When inspired, it just seems to flow. I guess I was inspired by the vanilla vodka this time. LOL! Without inspiration, I simply can't make a pick!
That's tooooo funny, Debra!
Mmmmmm, delish! Great pick too! love your inspiration!
This is just gorgeous! Right into my favorites! I am loving that pink agate!
Let us know how your delicious new concoction turns out!
This sounds super YUMMY!! You captured it beautifully. Your friend has had this concoction???
pretty pick ChickyD! the peach vodka sounds delish!
Thanks, y'all! He emailed me last night that he had drunk his, and it was PRETTY STRONG. I'm thinking I might dilute it with a little peach or pear nectar.
Go for the peach nectar so you don't lose the peach flavor would be my $.02.
Meanwhile, back at the pick, Wow! So pretty; you work well with your inspiation.
Sp. inspiration
Thanks, Harriet, I'll go for the peach!
Mmmmmmm…I've had pineapple soaked in vodka and it was amazing, I'm sure the peaches would be just as good. And this pick is gorgeous, Debra! A fav!!
Oh, thank you, Cuban Queen!
I'll have to add the pineapple to my repertoire!
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Date: 2013-05-31 08:55:34
Summary: [GLES2] Fix a problem with red and green being swapped when loading PF_A8B8G8R8 textures. They should be treated as RGBA rather than BGRA. This is especially evident with DDS files.
Affected #: 1 file
diff -r a0b2eea059c56339bedb927c78c6a613bc32c813 -r 0e0bf1877c34b5263d826996d6ff74b4dfa84cab RenderSystems/GLES2/src/OgreGLES2PixelFormat.cpp
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case PF_X8R8G8B8:
case PF_A8R8G8B8:
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case PF_A2R10G10B10:
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case PF_A4R4G4B4:
case PF_A1R5G5B5:
case PF_X8B8G8R8:
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niantic and the pokemon company benefit the most, google apple next, then nintendo.
eh? i've loved them all , but theses last 2 games, while they have been good, were not up to the standards the ones that came before it have set.
i'm ready for a reboot, this series is decent but not nearly as good as the last reboot.
It does get old I agree. It's a tragedy what happened. But blaming videogames is not the right response. Censoring videogames for violence or sexual content is not the answer. If you don't like it don't play it. Work on finding real solutions to limit attacks like this.
yup, with their current philosophy the NX is doomed. I won't be getting it until they realize that and change the way they treat their audiences.
might have taken some time for them to realize it used the formula.
Camilla Ludington should have played her I think.
Sony didn't say no at all, they didn't say exactly yes. (probably as a loophole in case something would cause issues) Here is what they said:
"PlayStation has been supporting cross-platform play between PC on several software titles starting with Final Fantasy 11 on PS2 and PC back in 2002," Sony said in a statement to GameSpot. "We would be happy to have the conversation with any publishers or developers who are interested in cross platform play."
when you work for a company the art that you produced is owned by that company, not the artist. That said i was just trying to illustrate that in comparison this isn't that big of a deal. Both are great franchises regardless of inspiration.
the art was an evolution of the definitive editions silhouette art, which TR had been using for a while. I hate to break it but this silhouette duotone has been going on for a long long, time and this technique used by designers all over the world.
At least they didn't pull artwork directly from another game and place it inside their own, no one does that, oh wait...
Nintendo's should pop up and say you'e been playin your Nintendo console for while. Take a break and play pokemon go.
its the creator's choice, but anyone has the choice not to buy it.
we should probably make a generic male and a generic female protagnoists with kahaki pants and a white polo top for every single protagonist, then every antagonist we can make them where dark jeans and a black polo. This way no one has to censor anything, no one is offended it also speeds up development time, developers can share resources, it would be amazing!!!! oh darn, I forgot, we can't do a white polo... what if its the day after labor day! we'd have to have something to s...
i've never heard anyone say they want this game to fail... I've heard some be skeptical of this game including some reviewers at IGN, but thats only because they are concerned with there being meaningful content to explore, not just quantity. The game could still be really good, so not sure where this author is getting his data that some people WANT it to fail.
hopefully they get ff13-2 and lightning returns on there as well.
i don't disagree, but it still stands that MS needs to push for the big games and apps for their platform, even if they don't have near the catalog, they need the top games/apps.
so where is pokemon go on the windows phone... they should be pushing to get this on halo lens, but maybe they should get an actual version of the game first...
its obvious why, but not for the reason sjws would think. they have an all male party makeup who are very samey, showing a female helps show diversity even though the reality is your main party throughout the whole game are all guys who wear black. Zzzz.....
Hope there isn't ill form a final opinion after launch but this game doesnlook good to me.
Its much easier to try to destroy than create. We live in a free country and should be able to pursue dreams and artistic vision to create characters and stories. if you don't like it. create your own or buy one you do like.


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The Ministry of Health has provided two wheelchairs to the Periwinkle Cancer Club, a release from the Government Information Agency said yesterday.
The handing over ceremony took place on Wednesday in the compound of the Ministry of Health on Brickdam.
The wheelchairs along with walking aids were handed over by Minister of Health Dr Bheri Ramsaran to Chairperson of the club's Welfare Sub-committee Nurse Penelope Layne.
GINA said that Ramsaran reiterated that cervical cancer is still a problem in Guyana but that significant work has been done over the years to create awareness of the disease.
According to Minister Ramsaran, VIA screening has proven to be very confidential and effective for an environment like Guyana and can be done anywhere in the country.
GINA said that the Periwinkle Club has joined the Ministry of Health to fight cervical cancer and four outreach programmes to create awareness of the illness have already been held.
Layne thanked the Minister of Health for donating the two wheelchairs, and for supporting the cancer victims.
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A 26-year-old man died Monday after climbing over a fence along the Chicago Riverwalk and falling into the icy waters in an attempt to retrieve his cell phone. His two friends — a 23-year-old man and 21-year-old woman — tried to help, but fell into the river as well.
A rescue team pulled the two men out of the water early Monday morning and rushed them to nearby hospitals. The 26-year-old later died at Northwestern Memorial Hospital, while the 23-year-old is recovering in stable condition at St. Joseph Hospital. All three were friends from Minnesota, WGN-TV reported.
Rescue teams searched for three hours in frigid waters for the 21-year-old woman before calling off the mission. She is still missing, but presumed dead. Authorities returned to the site in the morning with her family for a recovery mission.
A witness told ABC Chicago that he and a friend heard a scream for help:
And my friend said he heard a yell [for] help, you know. At first I didn't believe it, so we still kept walking this way to keep sightseeing. As we got closer, he heard it again and I heard it again, too. And as we got closer, we yelled out, 'Where you at?' I kept saying who was he with? And they said he had a friend and girlfriend, too, that went under the water, but he couldn't find her. We called the police.
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The lesson learned here is real simple. If your pets go onto ice, if you drop a cell phone or wallet, do not try and retrieve it.
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Breast feeding is an essential (because this milk is the one on which the baby lives for the first six months) art, so, expert tips on it should be noted with attention. Babies should be breast fed right in the first hour since its birth (the mother and the baby should be skin to skin during this feeding); the mother should be aware o right breast feeding postures; the initial milk of the mother called the 'colostrum' is vitamin and protein rich and builds the immunity of the baby, so feeding it (having gained an idea of the quantity of milk the newborn's stomach can hold) is necessary; the mother should have ample rest while the baby sleeps in the early days of breast feeding; breast milk can be preserved in the refrigerator (for three days) and should be heated appropriately while serving.
After the first six months, the toddler might be fed with infant formulas for the next six months. The expert baby formula reviews mention about different types of formulas including their specifications: milk based formulas made with cow's milk protein containing lactose and minerals, soy based formulas (made of soy proteins); lactose-free formulas (no lactose); hypoallergenic formulas (for babies allergic to milk protein).
Toddlers naturally are picky eaters. And their eating patterns are supposed to change with growth. However buying the right food and preparing it nutritiously by subjecting it to certain preferences (like steaming over boiling and baking over frying) are solely the concern of the parents. There are plenty of milk recipes as well as baby food recipes that come to be known. Some of the healthiest, least time consuming and simplest of them involve canned pumpkin (vitamin A rich), peas (providing calcium, vitamins A and C and iron), winter squash, eggs (studies show that they can be introduced to babies early), papayas (six to eight months onward), avocado, sweet potatoes and spices and herbs (to taste). But certain priorities should not be compromised while feeding- a) the paediatrician should be consulted before introducing any new food to the baby, b) the four-day-wait-rule should be implemented to see if the baby is allergic to a particular food (no matter if or not it is homemade), c) only one food should be introduced at a time and d) hygiene should be taken care of while preparing the food and e) the diet should be revised immediately if the baby is found uncomfortable to it and necessary measures should be improvised- for instance wheat germ and flaxseed meal are best of natural laxatives, thus, they should be introduced to tackle baby constipation.
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The restaurant's wine list offers a wide range of local Mornington Peninsula wines. The 160-seat restaurant has tiered areas featuring exclusive booths surrounding the spacious and tranquil room.
A large outdoor deck is popular for summer repasts, setting the scene for wonderful sun-soaked lunches and romantic evenings under a canopy of stars. It is open 7 days a week for lunch and dinner.
The restaurant is open for dining all day Saturday & Sunday. Daylight fills the restaurant, providing a bright, contemporary ambiance for diners to fully appreciate the relaxing vista created by the closeness of Port Phillip Bay, the picturesque bridges and boats at the mouth of Kananook Creek.
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Great shark finds!! Thank you :)
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I just went to their web site to just look it over. I also did a search on them and saw some not very good reviews. Then went to a website that tracks reviews and does ratings. There they received 9/10 stars. The reason I am asking I noticed a lens I was looking at for close to $100 less then other places. They have listed the Nikon d7100, body only, for $919. anybody have experience with this seller and how can you tell if they sell Grey Market?
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