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PRINCETON – Eunice Marie Ioder, 96, formerly of Ohio and Princeton, died Friday, Dec. 7, 2012, at Perry Memorial Hospital in Princeton. She taught elementary school for 22 years.
She was born July 13, 1916, on the family farm near Bunker Hill, to William and Mary (Moody) Mize. She married LaVerne Ioder on Aug. 9, 1954. He preceded her in death in 1992.
Survivors include her nieces and nephews, Virginia Mosler of Champaign, Mary Ann Otey of Tremont, Jeanie Jones of Wayland, Iowa, Bill Mize of Bunker Hill, Caryl Behrens of Walnut, Betty Pillen of Kewanee, Edith Orazem of Aitkin, Minn., Harry Ioder of Walnut, Jim Ioder of Gladstone, Mo., Ned Ioder of Streator, Dave Ioder of Elburn, and Judy Sisler of DeKalb; and many other relatives.
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Chapter 15 from my website
I can not decide.
I have so many story ideas, I can not decide if that's a good thing or not. Well, it has to be a good idea as I need my creative juices to constantly be flowing, but then I can not finish one story fully without "Oh that is a good idea" coming through. That then makes it "not a good thing."
But I just need to keep letting it all flow. I will get there I am sure. Sometimes a short flash fiction or one a little longer will come and that is fine but the longer ones - well, I suppose they do take time!
I have discovered I can write poetry very easily. I can think of something on the spot, novel ideas can be the same but I have to remember it needs fleshing out, it needs meat, something the reader will want to read and keep reading. A reader wants to digest what they read, like a nice tasty meal. It needs to be readable and enjoyable and praise worthy.
Which reminds me of something. In the work place there is a saying "Would I buy it?" well if it looks good quality then yes, and that made me think of writing "Would I read it?."
Now I know, that everyone has their favorite genres but I still think it applys. If I wouldn't read it, why would anyone else? That to me, sets a bar. A bar that needs to be remembered when writing.
Also confidence. A friend spoke, well wrote actually, about having confidence as a writer, and yes I belive that is correct. If you don't believe in what you write, or yourself as a writer, then what is the point in even hoping that others will want to know?!
A number of people have told me this week that I am gifted at writing. And I find that a nice big piece of humble pie. But when I thought about it, I thought "Yes, maybe I just am that" I do not say that being big-headed on the contrary, I take the piss out myself. But I do believe I can write. And I just want to share my belief and gift with others.
I try to constantly write, even if it's a proverb of some sort, I input just about everyday on Opuss, a great App if you can get it. And I try to enter stuff onto Wikinut as much as I can. Both different places but great for growing in writing.
I put things on Facebook and twitter. All in the name of writing.
I, like others, have found what I am good at in life. Namely, music and writing, both creative art forms, Both I enjoy. I have never been a great speaker, and I am not afraid or ashamed to admit that, but when I write or sing and play my guitar, that is where I shine, that is where you meet me. That is my special place, my holy ground, if you like.
I also am still waiting to hear from the publishers and competition entries, once I know, so
will you!
For now,
my constant readers, followers and friends.
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Summer sun is shining in full glory up here in Northern California, and everyone is out in their backyards or in a park, enjoying the warm weather and sunshine. We too, celebrated Mother's Day with a fun BBQ in our backyard, and I am sure many of you are already shaping up your plans for the Memorial Day, Father's Day or July 4th weekend! No matter what the occasion, firing up the grill to cook some of your favorite food is a great way to entertain friends and family, without a huge budget. We had a potluck-sort-of BBQ, with a variety of food to be grilled. Tofu Wraps, Veggie Burgers, Corn-on-the-cob with a spicy chutney, paneer tikka, … [Read More...]
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To be delivered to: California Energy Commission, California Public Utility Comission and Governor Jerry Brown
California law does not allow home owners to size their Solar systems larger than what they use. In order to get the California Solar Initiative (CSI) rebate, the customer is not allowed to install a system that inherently over-produces more than what is needed for his home.
The Feed-in Tariff can not be earned if you receive a rebate from your utility company for solar panels or if you are participating in other utility solar incentives programs such as the CSI. It also can not be earned if you are participating in net metering, which only pays one time a year under the AB 920 California Solar Surplus Act.
Our Feed-In Tariff should mirror Germany, Japan, Vermont, Los Angeles County Ca. and Hawaii where residential FIT is 13 cents - 37 cents per kilowatt hour.
The California Public Utility commission can change the FIT to payment levels that are differentiated appropriately, and distribute the solution to all tax-paying citizens who should not be deliberately handcuffed. Residential homeowners should be allowed to oversize their Renewable Energy systems and participate in the State mandated goal to achieve 33% Renewable Energy by 2020
"Examples of how they (and our complicit energy "experts") have been "slowing the process" are:
(1) Renewable portfolio standards (RPS) which create de facto caps on the deployment of renewable energies. (The Germans don't have any RPSs. Their FIT program is open ended, the more capacity, the merrier!)
(2) Net-metering caps. Most states only allow a small percentage of one to two percent of peak load to be net-metered. There are exceptions however. Colorado, for example, has no aggregate capacity limit. However, most states do. Net-metering, therefore, will certainly "hold back the clean energy tide."
(3) The third party leasing rent-to-own outfits like Sungevity, but more importantly, Solarcity, which just went public with an IPO, fight tooth and nail to protect scarce capacity carveouts (from the state RPSs) so as to bolster their chosen business models as the expense of all others. The same goes for the utility-scale folks. The in-fighting, due in part to the small de facto caps of the RPSs, have significantly slowed the deployment of renewables in the U.S.
(4) Most importantly is how we connect distributed renewable energies to the grid in the U.S., the most salient difference between the American net-metering program and the German feed-in tariff is that net-metering is *retail* energy whereas the FIT is *wholesale* energy. Thus, net-metering does little more than offset onsite loads and in the process it shifts the rate burdens of lost customers onto other ratepayers. Those rate burdens also include all of the utility's overhead as well since compensation is at the retail rate. A FIT, on the other hand, as wholesale energy feeds the energy directly into the electric grid, and because it is must take wholesale energy it must be used first, and in many cases it will off set more expensive energies found on the grid, such as peaker plant power,spinning reserves and so forth saving rate payers money." Bob Tregilus.
Due to these laws, we have automatically taken out over 8 million roof tops, that would generate over 11,500MW of power, thats 5 San Onofre nuclear power plants.
We need to let our tax paying, Home Owning citizens in on a Feed in Tariff, and allow Homeowners to oversize their Renewable Energy Systems.
In the spirit of Bill McKibben and 350.org for our children and eaarth, lets make real global sustaining changes for all of us.
We are buying and selling clean air, all inhaling life sustaining pollution free air.
Dirty kilowatt vs Clean Kilowatt, what kind of air do you want to breath ?
The Feed in Tariff will address Global Warming, which is causing Climate Change.
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Ottawa cycling accident Rockliffe Parkway and Aviation Parkway results in serious head injury, ankle injury and shoulder injury.
Ottawa Bicycle Accident Lawyers David Hollingsworth and Associates.. Sadly, I knew it wouldn't be long with this warm weather. A Ottawa cycling accident has occurred; however this Ottawa cycling accident was between 2 cyclists. A 56-year-old cyclist suffered a serious head injury when his bicycle hit another cyclist on the Rockliffe Parkway this afternoon. The second cyclist was stopped at the side of the road, east of the Aviation Parkway when he was struck.
The impact was significant and the cyclist was thrown into the air upon impact. He was rushed to a Ottawa hospital in serious but thankfully stable condition. The other cyclist was treated for a serious ankle injury and shoulder injury and was also rushed to a Ottawa hospital in stable condition. I hope both cyclists are able to recover from this accident.
Cyclists have many rights to compensation when it comes to insurance claims and medical coverage. It is always best to consult with a Ottawa personal injury lawyer if you have been involved in a Ottawa cycling accident or a cycling accident in Ontario.
Ottawa Bicycle Accident Lawyers David Hollingsworth and Associates . We are the top Ottawa injury lawyers team devoted to ensuring our clients get it all : the help, support and maximum compensation following Ontario accidents, including bicycle accidents. Visit www.ottawainjury.ca for more information relating to Ottawa accidents, insurance claims in Ontario , personal injury or events in our community. Email email@example.com or call (613) 978-9549
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Ottawa Personal Injury Lawyer David Hollingsworth: Tips for avoiding Ottawa bicycle accidents,
Posted by Ottawa Personal Injury Lawyer, Ottawa Accident Lawyer, David Hollingsworth in Ottawa Injury and Accidents, bicycle /cycling accidents, safety on May 12th, 2012
Ottawa Bicycle Accident Lawyers…Sadly, 200 cycling accidents happen in Ottawa every year. Citizens for Safe Cycling is promoting bike education throughout Mountain Equipment Co-op's Bikefest at LeBreton Flats tomorrow. In 2010, 5 Ottawa cyclists died on their bicycles and cyclists in Ottawa are 10 times more likely to be involved in an accident than cars. Citizens for Safe Cycling explained one of the most common accidents on Ottawa's roads is when drivers make a right turn without looking for cyclists and cut them off.
The following tips were provided by Citizens for Safe Cycling when it comes to safe cycling in Ottawa:
Obey the law: red lights, stop signs and the rules of the road.
Don't ride on sidewalks.
Don't ride the wrong way down a one-way street.
Signal: "Be sure to signal all of your intentions in advance, that way motorists and other cyclists will know what you're doing."
Be aware: Give yourself space to maneuver and shoulder check to make sure you know where the other vehicles are.
Prepare your ride: Wear a helmet. Make sure your bike is in good condition.
Know your route: Use Ottawa's bike maps
MEC Bikefest is happening tomorrow at LeBreton Flats from 11 am to 4pm with exhibitor displays, bike demos, safety education, workshops and family fun.
Have fun and safe cycling….
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Ottawa Injury Lawyer David Hollingsworth: Drunk Driving Ottawa accident Carling Avenue: Cyclist Nathan Anderson dies in Ottawa Hospital
Ottawa Personal Injury Lawyer David Hollingsworth, www.ottawainjury.ca Regrettably I have terrible news to share with you. Sadly, Nathan Anderson died today in an Ottawa hospital. What a very tragic death. My thoughts go out to his grieving family and friends….
original post: Unfortunately I do not have better news to share at this time. Nathan Anderson remains comatose and in critical condition in an Ottawa hospital. The man who hit him got out of jail today after a bail hearing in Ottawa court. Glen Carkner was released on a $32,000 bond and ordered to abstain from alcohol and drugs. He was also forbidden to drive a car. Glen Carkner has been in jail since the February 1 tragic accident that left cyclist Nathan Anderson in an Ottawa hospital with a critical head injury.
Ottawa cyclist Nathan Anderson was seriously injured yesterday afternoon when he was hit by what was reported as a drunk driver (charges have been laid ) on Carling Avenue . The terrible Ottawa accident has left him with critical injuries and possibly a brain injury, in an Ottawa hospital. Glen Carkner was charged with impaired driving and dangerous driving causing bodily harm in connection with the Ottawa accident. The cyclist, is a 31-year-old man, and it was rteported that he suffered critical head injuries. Nathan Anderson, remains in an hospital in critical but thankfully stable condition. My thoughts go out to his friends and family of Nathan Anderson…He will have a long and difficult road ahead of him and will need a lot of support.
Carkner was arrested at the Ottawa accident scene by Ottawa police. Minutes earlier staff at the Hampton Park Plaza LCBO had seen him staggering into the LCBO, crashing into several signs and a guard rai. Trained LCBO staff refused to sell Carkner alcohol and called Ottawa police. Shortly there after, Carkner's car struck the Ottawa cyclist just a few blocks away on Carling Avenue near Archibald Street.
There are far too many accidents in Ottawa that are the result of impaired driving. It needs to stop. Yes, accident victims will be entitled to injury compensation and claims benefits for personal injuries , but these accidents change their lives and the lives of their families forever.
What a terrible, avoidable accident …
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Posted by Ottawa Personal Injury Lawyer, Ottawa Accident Lawyer, David Hollingsworth in Ottawa Car Accidents, Ottawa Injury and Accidents on September 2nd, 2010
Ottawa Personal Injury Lawyer, Ottawa Bicycle Accident Lawyers David Hollingsworth. Regrettably, a 48-year-old cyclist is dead after flipping over his handlebars and crashing on Somerset Street early yesterday morning. Ottawa Police were called to the Ottawa accident scene at about 2:40 a.m. and found the man lying under his bike near the intersection of Somerset Street East and Sweetland Avenue in Sandy Hill. He had suffered serious head and neck injuries. The man died later in hospital. Ottawa Police are continuing to investigate the cause of the collision. Ottawa Police and Ottawa paramedics could not say whether the man was wearing a helmet, whether he had lights on his bike or whether alcohol was involved. Somerset Street East was closed between Nelson and Russell avenues and Sweetland was closed between Osgoode and Templeton streets while police investigated the incident.
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Definitely a Spain win, followed by a draw. Italy winning would be a disaster.
Do people have preferences how they want this one to go?
I am thinking the worst result would be Italy beating Spain.
Effectively that would mean we had the best team in the world in our
group and a team that was even better than them!!
A Spain win or a draw seems an OK result, but not sure which I prefer.
Maybe a 0-0 draw but I don't know all the tied results results rules but scoring
more goals is always a positive for a team.
I suppose several sendings off, broken legs and various other injuries causing players
to miss games would be a bonus.
Ideal result is a massive fight and both teams disqualified.
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Definitely a Spain win, followed by a draw. Italy winning would be a disaster.
Now I remember, TC you were the guy who wanted separate threads (forum clutter) about every event, just because of your hate.
And you'd argue until the cows come home about it.
I think Italy will give Spain a good game of it. I predict a 1-1 draw
"We lost because we didn't win"- Ronaldo
Given up arguing about it.
It is the best method though.
It seems the preferred method is to make threads forums, so the clutter in moved into one mangled thread where everything gets lost
and it is impossibly time consuming to follow a thread because it has become several threads mangled up such that you can't
make head nor tail of it.
Natural order is over ruled by the iron fist of the forum dictator
I hope Spain wins. Italy could well struggle to beat Croatia too so that means if we get a result Sunday then the Italy game could be huge. Oh God, it has begun. I don't think I'm ready for this!!
See it begins in the Spain Italy match really doesn't it?
Spain become Ireland for 90 minutes (let's hope they play a bit better than us - lol)
That should say "I hope they play as good as us".
Draw please. If Spain beat Italy and then us, then they might have nothing to play for in the last game, which would not be good for us.
I thought Spain winning big would be the best result. Would deal Italy a big blow, and might have the Spaniards less focused for matchday 2 vs. us.
If Italy/Spain draw, then they're both eager to build from there, and the stakes are raised for their second fixtures. I suppose that pressure could go either way.
It's a tough call in my mind, torn, but think Spain win is best??
Yes anything but a Italian win and I'd be happy enough.
Both results have disadvantages but a win for Italy would far outweigh both of these.
However if we win/lose all three games then it's all irrelevant
The way I look at it is if we win our 3 games the result here doesn't matter
How come Spain gets to have all 3 games in one city?
No Somos muchos pero estamos locos.
Spanish line up is:
Casillas, Pique, Ramos, Arbeloa, Alba, Iniesta, Xavi, Fabregas, Alonso, Busquets, Silva.
No recognised strikers!
One way of fitting all your best midfielders into to starting 11 I suppose
Agree that an Italian win would seem to be the worst.
Draw possibly the best followed by a Spain win. Dont want Spain on 6 points and through after two games and taking the pedal off in their game against Croatia. (though that would mean beating us, which will be no mean feat ) If we win today, then this result wont carry as much importance.
Booking for Mario. another one against Croatia please Mario and you'll be out of the game against us.
We want Balotelli to play against us. He could do something stupid & get himself sent off.
Have been impressed with Italy. Right wing back looks a threat & De Rossi has been excellent. To just drop in & play sweeper is no mean feat.
Spain a bit toothless. Hope they play 6 in MF against us!
Ballslotelli choked
He bottled that one!
What are the odds on all group C games ending in a draw?


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A shrinker is an internal callback routine that the kernel can invoke when memory is tight; a shrinker's job is to reduce the amount of memory used by a specific kernel data structure. During the 2012 Kernel Summit memcg/mm minisummit, Ying Han talked about her patch to implement a per-croup slab shrinker. In the current mainline kernel, reclaiming of kernel memory is not targeted. Ying noted that, to some extent, this did not matter before, but with Glauber Costa's kernel-memory accounting work, it becomes necessary, in order that memory can be easily reclaimed from a specific cgroup without impacting other cgroups. Most of the introduction talked about the specific technical details of how Ying's patch was implemented.
Ying's series of patches collides somewhat with some (planned) work by Dave Chinner to make shrinkers NUMA-node aware. It remains to be resolved whether Dave's approach should be implemented first. Ying would prefer that just the dentry cache be handled first. (The dentry cache is used to speed the translation of a file pathname to the inode of the file. A consequence of this is that a dentry cache entry "pins" the corresponding inode entry in memory, preventing the inode being freed. This in turn can indirectly keep all the page cache data for that inode—and the inode itself—resident.) Freeing an entry in the dentry cache can in turn free a large amount of memory. Therefore, in Ying's opinion, the dentry cache is the most important problem. Glauber pointed out to Ying that freeing the dentry will make only the inode freeable, but will not necessarily trigger the release of the inode memory. To make that happen will require at least an inode shrinker as well. Unfortunately, Dave Chinner's work is not finished yet, and as it has been planned for a long time, there appears to be a risk that it will never happen or will happen too late to be useful. (Dave was not present at the Kernel Summit to take part in the discussions.)
During the discussion, the question was raised as to whether Glauber's patches should be merged at all before a per-cgroup slab shrinker is added to the kernel. The concern was that, when a cgroup hits the soft limit, there may be circumstances where memory can't be reclaimed without a per-cgroup slab shrinker. Glauber's response was that, even without the shrinker, his patches can already greatly help some use cases. He considered that development of the code in this area should take an evolutionary approach, providing functionality with limitations now, and improving it later for other use cases. Participants in the room seemed to agree that merging a per-cgroup slab shrinker before Glauber's work probably isn't necessary.
Andrew Morton felt that it was likely that a more fundamental rework of the memory-management code (i.e., a much bigger reworking even than the piece of work planned by Dave Chinner), should be taken, since, historically, changes to dentry cache management that make any modification to dentry list management have been problematic. Others in the room also seemed to lean to the same view as Andrew, but no final decision was made (changes on a grand scale naturally make memory-management developers nervous about possible bugs and performance regressions, and so they are cautious). Thus, the discussion will have to continue via mail.
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ITDP, in collaboration with Academic Media Services and Information Technology and under the guidance of the Instructional Technology Committee, is pleased to announce an iPad/Apple TV initiative for the spring 2013 semester. Faculty from across the College submitted brief applications for participation in the project. Fourteen faculty have been selected to pilot the use of iPads in the classroom, using an Apple TV to connect wirelessly to a classroom projector. This set-up allows faculty to move around, using the iPad as a writing slate, a way to project content-specific apps, and a web browser, changing the focus in the classroom from instructor to content.
Both faculty and students will provide valuable feedback as the College focuses on enhancing student engagement. Watch for presentations and brown bag sessions throughout the semester to learn how your colleagues are transforming their classroom teaching techniques.
Microsoft Office 2013 will be on all classroom, lab and library computers in the fall. Diane will demonstrate some of the very useful upgrades, such as:
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A new version of Sakai will be available in early August -- it looks quite different and improves many of those head-scratching "why does it do that?" features. The Sakai Help Team is really excited for the changes, and we want you to be prepared for the fall.
Seann Mulcahy of the Department of Chemistry and Biochemistry will walk us through this amazing, FREE iPad app. As the College installs Apple TVs in a variety of classrooms across the campus, including the larger spaces in the Ruane Center for the Humanities, Seann will show us how to use Doceri to harness the ability to walk around the classroom and have students collaborate and then share their work. iPads will be provided for hands-on learning (sadly, you can't keep it).
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SATURDAY HOMILY: Confession: God's CPR
Both sons wandered from their father's side. The younger son did so in dramatic fashion, wasting his father's inheritance on a life of dissipation. The elder son also strayed but without ever actually physically leaving his father's side. The father in the parable represents God the Father whose love for His children is indomitable even in the face of their selfishness and lack of love.
When I think about this parable, there immediately comes to mind the beautiful hymn composed by Father Frederick William Faber (1814-1863) who, abandoning Anglicanism, followed Blessed John Henry Newman into the Church. The title of the hymn is "There's A Wideness in God's Mercy."
There's a wideness in God's mercy like the wideness of the sea ... There is welcome for the sinner, and more graces for the good; there is mercy with the Savior; there is healing in his blood.
What appealing words! What an alluring message! Indeed, there is welcome for the sinner. And this is the point of this great parable of the Lord. God is lavishly merciful toward sinners. If we are paying attention at all we will have noticed that the scriptural readings that the Church places before us in this Season of Lent are making precisely this point.
Today's first reading tells us: Who is there like you, the God who removes guilt and pardons sin for the remnant of his inheritance? And today's responsorial psalm: He pardons all your iniquities, he heals all your ills. He redeems your life from destruction, he crowns you with kindness and compassion.
Earlier this week we heard these famous words from the prophet Isaiah: Come now, let us set things right, says the LORD: Though your sins be like scarlet, they may become white as snow; Though they be crimson red, they may become white as wool. Are we listening? Are we allowing this message of God's extravagant mercy to penetrate our hearts? Can we not hear the Lord say to each one of us, "I want to set things right"?
In this Year of Faith which His Holiness Benedict XVI inaugurated on October 11, 2012, we have been recalling the great Ecumenical Council Vatican II which was convoked fifty years ago by Blessed John XXIII. We are also giving thanks to God for the Catechism of the Catholic Church which Blessed John Paul II promulgated twenty years ago.
One of my favorite quotations from the Catechism is paragraph 982. I have prayed, pondered and preached on this section innumerable times. In fact, I have visited this passage so frequently that I almost have it memorized word for word. Here's what it says:
"There is no offense, however serious, that the Church cannot forgive. There is no one, however wicked and guilty, who may not confidently hope for forgiveness, provided his repentance is honest. Christ who died for all men desires that in his Church the gates of forgiveness should always be open to anyone who turns away from sin."
What more encouragement does one need to turn to the Lord and seek His mercy? Those "gates of forgiveness" are the doors of the confessionals of our churches. There Jesus, the Good Shepherd, is waiting for us, ready and willing to heal our wounds.
I understand how difficult it can be to take the plunge, as it were, and enter the confessional especially if months or even years have passed since one's last good confession. But, as I like to say, the most difficult step in making a good confession is turning the door knob of the confessional door and getting inside. Once there, with the help of God the Holy Spirit and with the prayers of our Mother Mary, the rest is easy. Really.
It doesn't matter how many or how great our sins may be. It doesn't matter how long we may have been away from the Sacraments. Jesus is waiting there to forgive us and heal us through the ministry of the priest in this most beautiful Sacrament of Divine Mercy.
Regarding the role of the priest in administrating this Sacrament, the Catechism teaches:
"When he celebrates the sacrament of Penance, the priest is fulfilling the ministry of the Good Shepherd who seeks the lost sheep, of the Good Samaritan who binds up wounds, of the Father who awaits the prodigal son and welcomes him on his return, and of the just and impartial judge whose judgment is both just and merciful. The priest is the sign and the instrument of God's merciful love for the sinner" (1465).
This Sacrament is called by various names. It is called "Confession" because it does necessitate the confessing of our sins, in particular any grave or mortal sins of which we ...
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Matthew 24 (NIV)
The Destruction of the Temple and Signs of the End Times
24 Jesus left the temple and was walking away when his disciples came up to him to call his attention to its buildings. 2 ŌĆ£Do you see all these things?ŌĆØ he asked. ŌĆ£Truly I tell you, not one stone here will be left on another; every one will be thrown down.ŌĆØ
3 As Jesus was sitting on the Mount of Olives, the disciples came to him privately. ŌĆ£Tell us,ŌĆØ they said, ŌĆ£when will this happen, and what will be the sign of your coming and of the end of the age?ŌĆØ
4 Jesus answered: ŌĆ£Watch out that no one deceives you. 5 For many will come in my name, claiming, ŌĆśI am the Messiah,ŌĆÖ and will deceive many. 6 You will hear of wars and rumors of wars, but see to it that you are not alarmed. Such things must happen, but the end is still to come. 7 Nation will rise against nation, and kingdom against kingdom. There will be famines and earthquakes in various places. 8 All these are the beginning of birth pains.
9 ŌĆ£Then you will be handed over to be persecuted and put to death, and you will be hated by all nations because of me. 10 At that time many will turn away from the faith and will betray and hate each other, 11 and many false prophets will appear and deceive many people. 12 Because of the increase of wickedness, the love of most will grow cold, 13 but the one who stands firm to the end will be saved. 14 And this gospel of the kingdom will be preached in the whole world as a testimony to all nations, and then the end will come.
15 ŌĆ£So when you see standing in the holy place ŌĆśthe abomination that causes desolation,ŌĆÖ[a] spoken of through the prophet DanielŌĆölet the reader understandŌĆö 16 then let those who are in Judea flee to the mountains. 17 Let no one on the housetop go down to take anything out of the house. 18 Let no one in the field go back to get their cloak. 19 How dreadful it will be in those days for pregnant women and nursing mothers! 20 Pray that your flight will not take place in winter or on the Sabbath. 21 For then there will be great distress, unequaled from the beginning of the world until nowŌĆöand never to be equaled again.
22 ŌĆ£If those days had not been cut short, no one would survive, but for the sake of the elect those days will be shortened. 23 At that time if anyone says to you, ŌĆśLook, here is the Messiah!ŌĆÖ or, ŌĆśThere he is!ŌĆÖ do not believe it. 24 For false messiahs and false prophets will appear and perform great signs and wonders to deceive, if possible, even the elect. 25 See, I have told you ahead of time.
26 ŌĆ£So if anyone tells you, ŌĆśThere he is, out in the wilderness,ŌĆÖ do not go out; or, ŌĆśHere he is, in the inner rooms,ŌĆÖ do not believe it. 27 For as lightning that comes from the east is visible even in the west, so will be the coming of the Son of Man. 28 Wherever there is a carcass, there the vultures will gather.
29 ŌĆ£Immediately after the distress of those days
ŌĆ£ŌĆśthe sun will be darkened,
and the moon will not give its light;
the stars will fall from the sky,
and the heavenly bodies will be shaken.ŌĆÖ[b]
30 ŌĆ£Then will appear the sign of the Son of Man in heaven. And then all the peoples of the earth[c] will mourn when they see the Son of Man coming on the clouds of heaven, with power and great glory.[d] 31 And he will send his angels with a loud trumpet call, and they will gather his elect from the four winds, from one end of the heavens to the other.
32 ŌĆ£Now learn this lesson from the fig tree: As soon as its twigs get tender and its leaves come out, you know that summer is near. 33 Even so, when you see all these things, you know that it[e] is near, right at the door. 34 Truly I tell you, this generation will certainly not pass away until all these things have happened. 35 Heaven and earth will pass away, but my words will never pass away.
The Day and Hour Unknown
36 ŌĆ£But about that day or hour no one knows, not even the angels in heaven, nor the Son,[f] but only the Father. 37 As it was in the days of Noah, so it will be at the coming of the Son of Man. 38 For in the days before the flood, people were eating and drinking, marrying and giving in marriage, up to the day Noah entered the ark; 39 and they knew nothing about what would happen until the flood came and took them all away. That is how it will be at the coming of the Son of Man. 40 Two men will be in the field; one will be taken and the other left. 41 Two women will be grinding with a hand mill; one will be taken and the other left.
42 ŌĆ£Therefore keep watch, because you do not know on what day your Lord will come. 43 But understand this: If the owner of the house had known at what time of night the thief was coming, he would have kept watch and would not have let his house be broken into. 44 So you also must be ready, because the Son of Man will come at an hour when you do not expect him.
45 ŌĆ£Who then is the faithful and wise servant, whom the master has put in charge of the servants in his household to give them their food at the proper time? 46 It will be good for that servant whose master finds him doing so when he returns. 47 Truly I tell you, he will put him in charge of all his possessions. 48 But suppose that servant is wicked and says to himself, ŌĆśMy master is staying away a long time,ŌĆÖ 49 and he then begins to beat his fellow servants and to eat and drink with drunkards. 50 The master of that servant will come on a day when he does not expect him and at an hour he is not aware of. 51 He will cut him to pieces and assign him a place with the hypocrites, where there will be weeping and gnashing of teeth.
a.Matthew 24:15 Daniel 9:27; 11:31; 12:11
b.Matthew 24:29 Isaiah 13:10; 34:4
c.Matthew 24:30 Or the tribes of the land
d.Matthew 24:30 See Daniel 7:13-14.
e.Matthew 24:33 Or he
f.Matthew 24:36 Some manuscripts do not have nor the Son.
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Kent: great news and welcome home! Thanks for sharing
B: Ditto. At this particular parish there were 2 priests giving confession with 2 decent sized lines of people waiting to give their confessions -
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Wonderfull article
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I hope to go to confession today! it's only been about a month but it is a wonderful grace to work on everything big or small. Our whole family goes regularly. What a gift! Thanks Pater for the JoseMaria meditation: i have trouble understanding this concept but the clearness does come and go!
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@Francisco: That's strange. I just went two weeks ago. Mt. 24:36. God bless.
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Confession is gone; just one of the many signs of the End Times! Catholic End Times: http://catholicguidance.blogspot.ca/
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I was away from the Church for about 40 years at the urging of my wife I made an appointment with the Pastor at our Church and we had a long talk about why I had left the faith and what had changed. A couple of weeks later I made an appointment with a priest in the parish and went to his office where we talked andI mad a confession that spanned the time I was away from the Church. I cannot find the words to describe the feelings that I had at the completion of that confession and receiving absolution. A tremendous weight was lifted from me and I left feeling like a new man. At Mass a week later I was kneeling in the pew before Mass and I felt a tremendous fullness, happiness and joy that cannot be described, I felt so good that I actually began to cry, it was like nothing I had ever felt before or since. I know that deep in my heart is was God telling me I was forgiven and welcoming me back to the Church. I'll never stray again!
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LG kicked off CES press day with a slew of impressive product announcements, including wireless HDTVs, 240 HZ LCDs TVs, and LED backlit LCD models — as well as TVs that combine several of those capabilities. So many sets, really, that they deserve a separate post. But let's first talk about Blu-ray.
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GSU Rolls in Second Half for Ninth SoCon Title
SPARTANBURG, S.C. - Following a 21-point second-half scoring outburst the Georgia Southern Football team (9-1, 7-1) found itself hoisting their first Southern Conference Championship Trophy since 2004 after a 31-10 victory over the Wofford Terriers (7-3, 5-2).
In a showdown between the SoCon's top two teams, Jaybo Shaw (Flowery Branch, Ga.) converted three second-half drives of 10 or more plays into short-yardage touchdowns to break open a nip-and-tuck first half and win their ninth Southern Conference Title since joining the league in 1993.
The Eagles scored all three touchdowns in just four second-half drives. GSU scored on their opening drive of the second half, marching 90 yards on 11 plays and added a second third-quarter score on a near seven-minute drive.
Georgia Southern ran out the clock in the fourth quarter after taking control of the ball with 6:52 remaining in the half. Shaw capped off a five minute 11-play drive with a two-yard touchdown score. The Eagles kept control of the ball with an onside kick and took two knees to run out the clock for their first outright SoCon Title since 2002.
GSU bounced back from a pair of season lows in the rushing column with their best rushing performance since a 48-14 victory over Presbyterian College. GSU ran for 290 yards on the ground and amassed 401 total yards of offense behind a career-best 165 rushing yards from Dominique Swope (Buford, Ga.).
The Terriers were set to enter the looker room with a halftime lead but a fumble by Donovan Johnson and a 21-yard touchdown pass from Shaw to Zach Walker (Wrightsville, Ga.), his first of the season, ended that thought.
The Eagles scored with time expiring after covering 46 yards in just 34 seconds and led 10-7 at the halftime break. Adrian Mora (Dalton, Ga.) netted his 12th field goal in as many attempts this season and gave Georgia Southern a 3-0 lead on their opening drive of the contest.
The Terriers erased an early second-quarter scoring opportunity for the Eagles by forcing a fumble on an errant pitch to Nico Hickey (Columbus, Ga.) which led to an 80-yard touchdown drive. Mitch Allen ran 31 yards to cap off the eight-play drive and put the Terriers on top 7-3 with 13:20 to play in the half.
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Ginseng Chicken Soup
This is the third and final installment of my cooking with ginseng series. After whipping up ginseng drinks and foil-wrapped ginseng chicken, how can I, a self-proclaimed lover of Chinese soups, not try making ginseng soup? ;p
Personally, this is my favourite way of cooking ginseng because the slow & gentle boiling really brings out its wonderful herby taste. This is the perfect soup for nourishing & rejuvenating oneself.
The type of ginseng I am using is known as American Ginseng "Beards"/ American Ginseng Fiber/ 洋参须 /Yang Shen Xu. For more information about this type of ginseng as well as where to purchase it (in Singapore), please refer to this post.
I love Chinese herbs but I didn't want to add a tonne of different types to my soup (like this Herbal Chicken Soup) because I want ginseng to take centerstage this time round. So I just added huai shan 淮山 (see photo below), which lends a mild, supporting yet distinctive sweet taste to the soup. Huai shan appears chalk like and has a bright white colour, and is said to benefit the spleen, lungs and kidneys. I experimented with adding huai shan to my ginseng soup as I have seen it as a food pairing with ginseng on more than one occasion in cookbooks and when I'm dining out.
Serves 3-41/2 chicken*, chopped to small pieces and skin removed
40g American Ginseng "Beards" 洋参须**
1.6 litres of water
25g Huai Shan 淮山
10 red dates
1/2 tbsp wolfberries
a pinch of salt* (optional)* You can also substitute with 1 small black chicken or 250g lean pork, sliced thickly. Skip the blanching part (step 1 below) if using lean pork. I personally prefer using chicken.
** If you are 'scared' of the 'bitter' taste of ginseng, reduce to 30g. Similarly, if you want a richer ginseng taste, you can increase the amount to 50g.Directions
1. Blanch chicken pieces in a pot of boiling water for 5 minutes. Drain and set aside.
2. Place the blanched chicken and the rest of the ingredients (except wolfberries) into a pot with the water. Bring to a boil, continue boiling over high heat for 10 minutes.
3. Reduce heat to a lower flame and simmer for at least another 40 minutes (and longer if you can). Add wolfberries at the last 15 minutes of cooking. You can also slow cook, or use a thermal pot (or whatever you have) to prolong the cooking (at a gentle pace) to bring out the tastes. Add salt to taste.
Note: I'm sending this to Weekend Herb Blogging which is hosted by Ivy from Kopiaste this week.
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- 1 December 5, 2008 at 12:40 am
Wow. That looks so delicious and comforting!
- 2 December 5, 2008 at 12:54 am
This is my favorite way of cooking ginseng too. That looks so yummy and healthy!
- 3 December 5, 2008 at 1:04 am
Yummy, I crave for soups most during year end when the weather is colder. My whole family loves it when my mum make this soup. :-)
- 4 December 5, 2008 at 1:38 am
Delicious! I need to buy some chicken drumsticks to make herbal soup.
- 5 December 5, 2008 at 5:55 am
I have never seen wolfberries in soup before, but I love them in other things. I'll have to try this!
- 6 December 5, 2008 at 1:37 pm
I've heard of the qualities of ginseng being only as health products. It's very interesting to actually cook them. Thanks for participating in the WHB.
- 7 December 5, 2008 at 2:29 pm
What a nourishing n rejuvenating soup! Hope I have some now! Yummy! What is the reason to skip the blanching method for pork? I read that blanching is required for all meat and bone used so to remove any froth and blood. What do u think? :-)
- 8 December 5, 2008 at 3:03 pm
look good and healthy!! I need some now,please:))
- 9 December 5, 2008 at 3:22 pm
Oooh more ginseng. These things used to scare me as a kid — they were stored in bottles and looked like bearded old men.
- 10 December 5, 2008 at 4:56 pm
Wiffy!!! Can't get your Ginseng Chicken Soup out of my head now! ><
- 11 December 5, 2008 at 4:57 pm
This is my favorite way of cooking ginseng as well! I see you added some of my favorite Chinese herbs! Yummy and comforting! I better cook this soon! :)
- 13 December 6, 2008 at 8:31 am
I need some now wiffy!! especially with the cooler weather creeping up…hehe ..I think I'm going to miss your ginseng instalments. hehe
- 14 December 6, 2008 at 9:47 am
this is hubby's favorite and my childhood's comfort soup… thanks for sharing… :)
- 15 December 7, 2008 at 6:23 am
Man ginseng in chicken soup just might be the new cure for the common cold.
- 16 December 7, 2008 at 10:15 pm
You have been eating so well, girl.
Excellent recipe and detailed explanations on the ingredients. You have done great.
- 17 December 8, 2008 at 1:51 am
This is something else! I've never added any kind of berries nor dates to my chicken soup before. Sounds*looks like a must try!
- 18 December 8, 2008 at 1:53 am
I almost forgot to compliment you on the photo, I can't seem to take a decent photo for most of my clear soups. Could you share some tips on this? Thanks! :)
- 20 December 9, 2008 at 11:52 pm
Thanks Wiffy! I think I need to buy another soup plate because I always use a deep bowl and the few ingredients the camera could focus on just sink on the bottom of the bowl :)
- 21 December 10, 2008 at 10:06 pm
Ooo this Ginseng soup sounds wonderful! I could have used this, a couple of days ago, when I was sick with a cold. I like the photo of all the ingredients, clearly marked and arranged on the plate. 8)
- 22 December 24, 2008 at 10:15 am
this looks intensly nourishing ~ i've had something like this similar….thank you for posting, as it's reminding me i have ginseng root + dried red dates that need simmering!
- 24 February 11, 2010 at 4:50 am
Thanks so much for this recipe! I was really craving for ginseng chicken soup..and was randomly serving the net to find a recipe..I tried your recipe and the soup was superb!
- 26 June 20, 2011 at 2:54 pm
this is good for those who have just recovered from illness.


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Big second half lifts North Dakota State to second straight national title
FRISCO, Texas – North Dakota State played like it was the 1980s again Saturday afternoon at FC Dallas Stadium.By: Eric Peterson, Forum News Service
FRISCO, Texas – North Dakota State played like it was the 1980s again Saturday afternoon at FC Dallas Stadium.
A dominating second half vaulted the No. 1-ranked Bison to a 39-13 victory against Sam Houston State for the Division I Football Championship Subdivision title before a sellout crowd of 21,411 fans.
The decisive victory gave the Bison a second consecutive national championship. It is the first time the program has won back-to-back national crowns since 1985 and 1986.
"I think you now transition your program into a pretty premier program when you've been able to go back-to-back," said Bison head coach Craig Bohl, who now needs three more wins to become NDSU's all-time winningest coach.
NDSU now has 10 national championships with eight coming at the Division II level. The Bison won four national crowns in the 1980s.
"It's got to be the hardest thing to do in sports … to repeat a championship, go back-to-back, especially a national championship," said Bison quarterback Brock Jensen, who was named the game's most valuable player. "It's hard enough the repeat a conference championship."
NDSU (14-1) has a 28-2 record over the past two seasons, beating Sam Houston State (11-4) for the second consecutive year in the title game.
"It hurts," said Bearkats senior linebacker Darius Taylor, who had a team-high 11 tackles. "To get back a second time and not be able to finish again. I am never going to be able to play with these guys again."
The Bison controlled play over the final two quarters, outscoring Sam Houston State 29-3 in the second half. NDSU held Sam Houston State, which was averaging 41.9 points per game, to a season-low point total.
"They played well, but it wasn't their day," said Bison cornerback Marcus Williams, who had two interceptions. "It was our day."
The Bison defense helped sparked the second half. Sophomore linebacker Carlton Littlejohn intercepted Sam Houston State quarterback Brian Bell on the first possession of the third quarter. NDSU turned that into points, marching 60 yards on 10 plays. Jensen capped the drive, bulling his way into the end zone from 1 yard out. That gave the Bison a 17-10 lead with 8 minutes, 30 seconds to play in the third quarter.
A play before the Littlejohn interception, the Bearkats had a 41-yard Tim Flanders touchdown run called back on a holding penalty.
"That's a big turning point," Williams said.
The Bison rolled after that sequence of plays. They scored touchdowns on its first four drives in the second half. NDSU gained 242 yards in the second half.
"I was a little bit surprised by the margin of victory in the second half," Bohl said.
The Bison pushed their lead to double-digits for good after Sam Ojuri scored on a 2-yard touchdown run with 2:08 to play in the third quarter. That gave the Bison a 25-10 lead with an improbable 2-point conversion. After a botched snap, defensive end Mike Hardie caught a pass from kicker Ryan Keller in the end zone.
"Well it looked like a disaster waiting to happen when it first started," Bohl said. "Sometimes there's a play in the game when you think, 'You know what? This is probably going to be our day.' "
Jensen finished with 44 yards rushing on eight attempts, including three touchdowns. He also completed 9 of 16 passes for 115 yards. Jensen and Ojuri both had two rushing touchdowns in the second half.
"Coach Bohl said when you win once, it's kind of a surprise maybe," said Bison senior center Joe Lund. "When you win twice, you get everybody's best shot and that's what happened all year."
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