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All of the hype going into this game had nothing to do with the D-backs or the fact that the Nationals have been struggling offensively, or that Ryan Zimmerman and Michael Morse were still out of the lineup, or even the fact that Stephen Strasburg still exists. Every bit of attention was focused on the Washington debut of Bryce Harper and for good reason. That guy is probably going to hit, like, 1,367 home runs in his career.
After a six-hour pregame press conference with everyone, even the players, asking Bryce Harper if he was going to be the next Bryce Harper since Bryce Harper, the game finally began with a pretty good pitcher's duel taking place. Jordan Zimmerman had quietly shutdown the D-backs offense through the first four innings, allowing just a pair of hits to Jason Kubel and Paul Goldschmidt. Meanwhile, Trevor Cahill went toe-to-toe with Zimmerman matching his dominance by allowing a pair of singles through the same time frame.
The Diamondbacks would then go on to score runs in the next three innings, striking first in the top of the 5th inning as Paul Goldschimdt lead off with another single and advanced on a throwing error. After Cody Ransom struck out, Mack Daddy singled him home to score the first run of the game. MacDonald has already doubled his RBI output from last year with the D-backs from two to four!
After Miguel Montero doubled home Justin Upton in the 6th, Aaron Hill helped pad the lead in the 7th inning by taking a pitch in the back with the bases loaded to bring the score to 3-0. Justin Upton then followed suit with a sacrifice fly and the D-backs would eventually take this 4-0 lead into the 8th inning. Worth noting that on Upton's sacrifice fly, that Bryce Harper guy threw an amazing dart from the outfield to nail John MacDonald at home. Thankfully for us, Jeff Nelson was the home plate umpire and missed a pretty apparent out at home.
With the Nationals only able to collect four hits through the first seven innings, the D-backs decided not to pinch hit for Cahill in the previous inning and let him continue the game into the 8th. The Nats finally found their way on the board on back-to-back hits from Roger Bernadina and Ian Desmond. It snapped a 17-inning scoreless streak for Washington. Exit Cahill with an impressive line of 7 1/3 IP, 6 H, 1 ER, 1 BB, and 5 Ks. Bryan Shaw cleaned up the rest of the inning, picking up his fourth hold of the year.
Justin Upton added another run in 9th thanks to a sure-thing double, plating Gerardo Parra, but was thrown at second base reminiscent of that "lazy" Upton we remember from 2009/10. David Hernandez came in to wrap things up in the bottom of the inning and went 1-2-3 through the heart of the order against Adam LaRoche, Jayson Werth, and Danny Espinosa, preventing all of us from seeing another glimpse of the amazing Bryce Harper who had gone 0-3.
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IF this were to happen...you don't even have the "BEST" one up there...which would of course be the Big 10.
Go back and read posts on this subject from a year ago (if you feel the need). Total waste of time to bring this back up. IMO
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I voted Big East. Even so I have a different take on this topic. I think the "Forgotten Five" should stay together and use the penalty money to form the Big 16. ISU; KU; KSU; MU; BU; BYU; TCU; Pitt; maybe Ark.; if they're listening, ND; AFA; Boise St; Houston; USF; Cinci; and Louisville could form an excellent conference. I picked 16 teams as the only scenario that puts ISU in limbo is the formation of the dreaded super conferences.
I said the Mountain West, but I would love to see ISU end up in a better situation than that (In fact, I'd love it if they were in the Big Ten). Quite a few good programs could be on the outside looking in if the dominoes started falling, and could make a pretty solid conference themselves.


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Exodus International, a longtime leader in the Christian "gay conversion therapy" movement, is closing its doors, having concluded that trying to counsel people out of same-sex attractions doesn't work and can do grave harm. The group's president, Alan Chambers, issued a lengthy apology this week at the organization's final conference.
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Part I, Chapter XI: Of the Par or Relation between the Value of Land and Labour - Richard Cantillon, Essai sur la Nature du Commerce en Général [1755]Edition used:Essai sur la Nature du Commerce en General, edited with an English translation and other material by Henry Higgs, C.B. Reissued for The Royal Economic Society by Frank Cass and Co., LTD., London. 1959.
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Part I, Chapter XIOf the Par or Relation between the Value of Land and LabourIt does not appear that Providence has given the Right of the Possession of Land to one Man preferably to another: the most ancient titles are founded on Violence and Conquest. The Lands of Mexico now belong to the Spaniards and those at Jerusalem to the Turks. But howsoever people come to the property and possession of Land we have already observed that it always falls into the hands of a few in proportion to the total inhabitants. If the Proprietor of a great Estate keeps it in his own hands he will employ Slaves or free men to work upon it. If he has many Slaves he must have Overseers to keep them at work: he must likewise have Slave craftsmen to supply the needs and conveniencies of life for himself and his workers, and must have trades taught to others in order to carry on the work. In this oeconomy he must allow his Labouring Slaves their subsistence and wherewithal to bring up their Children. The Overseers must allow Advantages proportionable to the confidence and authority which he gives them. The Slaves who have been taught a craft must be maintained without any return during the time of their Apprenticeship and the artisan Slaves and their Overseers who should be competent in the crafts must have a better subsistence than the labouring Slaves, etc. since the loss of an Artisan would be greater than that of a Labourer and more care must be taken of him having regard to the expense of training another to take his place. On this assumption the labour of an adult Slave of the lowest class is worth at least as much as the quantity of Land which the Proprietor is obliged to allot for his food and necessaries and also to double the Land which serves to breed a Child up till he is of age fit for labour, seeing half the children that are born die before the age of 17, according to the calculations and observations of the celebrated Dr Halley. So that two children must be reared up to keep one of them till working age and it would seem that even this would not be enough to ensure a continuance of Labour since adult Men die at all ages. It is true that the one half of the Children who die before 17 die faster in the first years after birth than in the following, since a good third of those who are born die in their first year. This seems to diminish the cost of raising a Child to working age, but as the Mothers lose much time in nursing their Children in illness and infancy and the Daughters even when grown up are not the equals of the Males in work and barely earn their living, it seems that to keep one of two Children to manhood or working age as much Land must be employed as for the subsistence of an adult Slave, whether the Proprietor raises them himself in his house or has the children raised there or that the Father brings them up in a House or Hamlet apart. Thus I conclude that the daily labour of the meanest Slave corresponds in value to double the produce of the Land required to maintain him, whether the Proprietor give it him for his subsistence and that of his Family or provides him and his Family subsistence in his own house. It does not admit of exact calculation, and exactitude is not very necessary; it suffices to be near enough to the truth. If the Proprietor employ the Labour of Vassals or free Peasants he will probably maintain them upon a better foot than Slaves according to the custom of the place he lives in, yet in this case also the Labour of a free Labourer ought to correspond in value to double the produce of Land needed for his maintenance. But it will always be more profitable to the Proprietor to keep Slaves than to keep free Peasants, because when he has brought up a number too large for his requirements he can sell the surplus Slaves as he does his cattle and obtain for them a price proportionable to what he has spent in rearing them to manhood or working age, except in cases of old age or infirmity. In the same way on may appraise the Labour of slave craftsmen at twice the produce of the Land which they consume. Overseers likewise, allowing for the favours and privileges given to them above those who work under them. When the Artisans or Labourers have their double portion at their own disposal they employ one part of it for their own upkeep if they are married and the other for their Children. If they are unmarried they set aside a little of their double portion to enable them to marry and to make a little store for housekeeping; but most of them will consume the double portion for their own maintenance. For example the married Labourer will content himself with Bread, Cheese, Vegetables, etc., will rarely eat meat, will drink little wine or beer, and will have only old and shabby clothes which he will wear as long as he can. The surplus of his double portion he will employ in raising and keeping his children, while the unmarried Labourer will eat meat as often as he can, will treat himself to new cloaths, etc. and employ his double portion on his own requirements. Thus he will consume twice as much personally of the produce of the Land as the married man. I do not here take into account the expense of the Wife. I suppose that her Labour barely suffices to pay for her own living, and when one sees a large number of little Children in one of these poor families I suppose that charitable persons contribute somewhat to their maintenance, otherwise the Parents must deprive themselves of some of their necessaries to provide a living for their Children. For the better understanding of this it is to be observed that a poor Labourer may maintain himself, at the lowest computation, upon the produce of an Acre and a half of Land if he lives on bread and vegetables, wears hempen garments, wooden shoes, etc., while if he can allow himself wine, meat, woollen cloaths, etc. he may without drunkenness or gluttony or excess of any kind consume the produce of 4 to 10 acres of Land of ordinary goodness, such as most of the Land in Europe taking part with another. I have caused some figures to be drawn up which will be found in the Supplement, to determine the amount of Land of which one man can consume the produce under each head of Food, Clothing, and other necessaries of life in a single year, according to the mode of living in Europe where the Peasants of divers countries are often nourished and maintained very differently. For this reason I have not determined to how much Land the Labour of the meanest Peasant corresponds in Value when I laid down that it is worth double the produce of the Land which serves to maintain him: because this varies according to the mode of living in different countries. In some southern Provinces of France the Peasant keeps himself on the produce of one acre and a half of Land and the value of his Labour may be reckoned equal to the product of Three Acres. But in the County of Middlesex the Peasant usually spends the produce of 5 to 8 acres of Land and his Labour may be valued at twice as much as this. In the country of the Iroquois where the inhabitants do not plough the Land and live entirely by Hunting, the meanest Hunter may consume the produce of 50 Acres of Land since it probably requires so much to support the animals he eats in one year, especially as these Savages have not the industry to grow grass by cutting down the trees but leave everything to nature. The Labour of this Hunter may then be reckoned equal in value to the product of 100 acres of Land. In the southern Provinces of China the Land yields Rice up to three crops in one year and a hundred times as much as is sown, owing to the great care which they have of Agriculture and the fertility of the soil which is never fallow. The Peasants who work there almost naked live only on Rice and drink only Rice water, and it appears that one Acre will support there more than 10 Peasants. It is not surprising, therefore, that the population is prodigious in number. In any case it seems from these examples that Nature is altogether indifferent whether the Earth produce grass, trees, or grain, or maintains a large or small number of Vegetables, Animals, or Men. Farmers in Europe seem to correspond to Overseers of labouring Slaves in other Countries, and the Master Tradesmen who employ several Journeymen to the Overseers of Artisan Slaves. These Masters know pretty well how much work a journeyman Artisan can do in a day in each Craft, and often pay them in proportion to the work they do, so that the Journeymen work for their own interest as hard as they can without further inspection. As the Farmers and Masters of Crafts in Europe are all Undertakers working at a risk, some get rich and gain more than a double subsistence, others are ruined and become bankrupt, as will be explained more in detail in treating of Undertakers; but the majority support themselves and their Families from day to day, and their Labour or Superintendence may be valued at about thrice the produce of the Land which serves for their maintenance. Evidently these Farmers and Master Craftsmen, if they superintend the Labour of 10 Labourers or Journeymen, would be equally capable of superintending the Labour of 20, according to the size of their Farms or the number of their customers, and this renders uncertain the value of their Labour or Superintendence. By these examples and others which might be added in the same sense, it is seen that the value of the day's work has a relation to the produce of the soil, and that the intrinsic value of any thing may be measured by the quantity of Land used in its production and the quantity of labour which enters into it, in other words by the quantity of Land of which the produce is allotted to those who have worked upon it; and as all the Land belongs to the Prince and the Landowners all things which have this intrinsic value have it only at their expense. The Money or Coin which finds the proportion of Values in exchange is the most certain measure for judging of the Par between Land and labour and the relation of one to the other in different Countries where this Par varies according to the greater or less produce of the Land allotted to those who labour. If, for example, one man earn an ounce of silver every day by his work, and another in the same place earn only half an ounce, one can conclude that the first has as much again of the produce of the Land to dispose of as the second. Sir William Petty, in a little manuscript of the year 1685,4 considers this Par, or Equation between Land and Labour, as the most important consideration in Political Arithmetic, but the research which he has made into it in passing is fanciful and remote from natural laws, because he has attached himself not to causes and principles but only to effects, as Mr Locke, Mr Davenant and all the other English authors who have written on this subject have done after him. [4.]Published in 1691, Political Anatomy of Ireland, ch. ix. |


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Most of those ridiculously high ABV beers have been ice-distilled (some multiple times). Supposedly it's technically illegal for homebrewers since it's distilling, but it's basically just cooling the beer to the point where some of the water freezes and removing the ice.
You can get pretty decent ABVs (12%+) without resorting to that though. You'll need a ...
Yup, it can be easily measured using a hydrometer. Simply take a specific gravity reading before pitching yeast and after fermentation is complete. Find the difference between the two values, this will be proportional to the amount of sugar the yeast has converted to alcohol. Multiply this number by 131 and you get the ABV. For example:
You brew a ginger ...
This is actually a popular argument. Consensus is that fractional freezing still makes it a beer. Bud Ice, Miller Icehouse, and Natural Ice are all examples of ice beers, made the same way, and sold as beers.
There's no standard definition of beer that limits the strength, so I see no reason why it's not beer.
I believe it will be possible to add extra water to decrease the ABV but is it really necessary? If so I would get purified water and for a 43L batch add a few liters to decrease the ABV. Do this in the new carboy before racking the brew into it. If it was me I would leave it though. As mentioned by others without having the exact readings it is hard to say ...
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Obligatory Disclaimer: Though I do have some formal education, I am by no means a professional chemist, so please take my answer for what it is - semi-educated speculation.
As you hinted, back titration is a popular method of determining alcohol content in alcoholic beverages, especially wine. It would make sense that a similar approach could be used for ...
The definition varies, depending on who you ask (and usually upon their tolerance to alcohol and frequency with which they drink). But it means you should be able to have a couple and go back to work functioning perfectly well, or several over the course of a day without getting more than a little buzzed.
In my opinion, it should be less than 5%, but my ...
You don't want to up the specialties on the first pass. If the beer has the right flavor profile you want, then changing those will change the flavor. Furthermore, if you increase say the chocolate malt, the color will change too.
I'd start by upping the gravity with base malt until you got to about 80-90% of the final target gravity. Then get the rest ...
I don't know if there's an accepted standard or not, like "Must be under 4% ABV" or something. Personally, I define a session beer as something that is not too heavy in flavor or in my belly, that doesn't have too much alcohol. "Too much", for me, is defined as "I can drink this for many hours in the sun and still communicate with my parents."
I think it's subjective. But basically, it's a beer that you can drink, say, six or eight of over the course of three or four hours and still be able to function normally. For some people, PBR might be all they can handle in a session. For others, maybe it's a wee heavy. I deinitely want the guy who calls Samichlaus a session beer on my side!
I feel that it would be whiskey at this point. Regardless of the method, it has been distilled. If they kept going at it with the distillation and got up to 90%, would it still be beer then? As far as ingredients, there have been alternative bittering agents to hops historically, and I've enjoyed a 100% wheat beer as well. Process is what defines beer - ...
I would say it is still beer. Though quite an extreme example.
Mirriam-Webster defines beer as "an alcoholic beverage usually made from malted cereal grain (as barley), flavored with hops, and brewed by slow fermentation."
End of History fulfills this. It is my understanding that the beer is the highest ABV achieved by natural yeast fermentation. They ...
BJCP guidelines are not the end-all, be-all. Basically, they're good for judging beer at comps and that's about it. I definitely would consider your examples to be beer if they started out as a fermented grain beverage. Whether or not I'd want to drink one is an entirely different matter! AFAIK, Bud Ice and the like are not freeze concentrated...they are ...
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Brewtarget. It's a java open source utility that does all you need for brewing beer, including equipment calculations, mash/ sparge temps, estimates pre boil, post boil and finishing volumes and gravity, IBU, SRM and has some nice recipe and brewday instruction printouts.
There was a discussion on HBT about this. If you measure in Fahrenheit, the formula is as follows:
Where C is the correction, and F is degrees Fahrenheit of the liquid being measured with the hydrometer. This assumes the hydrometer is calibrated for 59 degrees Fahrenheit. ...
Heres a good bit of information from the mad fermentationist about alcohol content and fruit in beer: http://www.themadfermentationist.com/2010/10/adding-fruit-to-beer-increases-alcohol.html
Fruit also contains other things (water) that will further dilute the beer, so the effect will be minimal, if anything at all, and can actually cause the total alcohol ...
I don't believe it should be considered a beer, but this opens the window of 'where do we draw the line?'. At what percentage would we switch from beer to something else? If barley wines have there own title, "beers" like this definitely should have a different name. But under the BJCP guidlines for a barley wine, many Imperial or high gravity beers could ...
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This movie is action packed and definitely worth watching for any fan
of action movies. I'm surprised at the low rating it's has so far on
Two of my favorite actors are in the movie, Sylvester Stalone and
Antonio Banderas. I just found out the movie is written by the same
people who did the Matrix and I can see how that is so. Any movie with
Banderas is usually good, and this is no exception. :)
If anyone likes sniper movies like Enemy at the Gates or Leon the
Professional, this is definitely a movie worth checking out. You won't
regret it.
Sylvester Stallone and Antonio Banderas star in this great action-thriller. Sylvester Stallone plays Robert Rath, who is supposed to kill this guy at a funeral, but someone beats him to it. He tracks the man and has a nice little talk with him. The other man is another assassin, Miguel Bain (Antonio Banderas). Rath (who is the best assassin there is) gets another assignment worth two million dollars. Eliminate buyers and return girl and disk and he can retire. Bain wants to beat Rath and complete the task first. What follows is a battle between the two assassins. Sylvester Stallone looks sleepy, at one time they show a close-up of his eyes and Julianne Moore's eyes. You can see the difference so easily. Banderas is alive, which is good. The best performance is probably from Julianne Moore who is the girl they have to get the disk from. Special effects are good, as is the ending climax. Overall, it is thrilling, with a fair amount of action and violence.
When I firast watched this film,I enjoyed it thoroughly. Ironically
in the advent of John Woo (his american popularity and his imitators) as
well as Micheal Bay, Tony Scott, and Jerry Brukhiemer, it is rephreshing
see an action movie, a shoot-out action movie, where the emphasis is on
efficiency and control rather than chaos. Unlike the John Woo pilosophy
keeping the guns firing non stop even if they hit nothing, Assassins
on the exact opposite theory of every shot has a purpose and a meaning
no shot is taken wildly even to distract (add on to the fact that in most
John Woo movies, and especially Michael Bay movies, the guns are super
loud, whereas in Assassins, pretty much every shot thats fired is
I beleive there is only one instance in the film where shots are fired
wildly wnd wrecklessly, and that is during the apartment scene where
Antonio Banderas' character. Micheal Bein, shoots blindly through a wall
Slyvester Stallone's character, Robert Rath. Other than that, there is
really anytype of panic fire or wild bullet spraying (in fact I dont
this film even features automatic rifles of any kind). Strangely enough,
this allows for events that move extremly quick: example, the first scene
featuring the three title characters in the hotel. We see Antonio
in the blink of an eye alomst, take out 3 guards, walkinto the room they
were guarding and then take out the 4 targets in that room in the same
amount of time. In a way, it is very similar to the old Samurai films
their action scenes moved in a similar manner with nothingn then all of a
sudden a few quick sword strikes and the conflict is over. That being
this movie would require a certain type of taste in action movies or is a
type of movie you have to be "in the mood" to watch.
sidenote: When I first watched this film, I had no idea it featured the
would be superstar Antonio Banderas, nor that it was written by the soon
be Matrix creators. In that sense it is almost a fun movie to watch
it kinda answers the question "what did they do before they were famous?"
and now you know.
Assassins is definately one of the better written action films I've seen,
but then again, it was written by the Wachowski Brothers, who also wrote
(and directed) the equally well done Matrix.
This film was directed By Richard Donner, who also directed Lethal Weapon
1-4 and Superman, among other films. I felt the characters were all well
presented and the story was told well.
Apparently, Brian Hegleand rewrote parts of the script, but I can't imagine
what, since the whole script seems so Wachowski. Huh...
I thought this was a great action flick. I'm really into this genre of movies. I don't particularly like Sylvester Stallone but he was pretty good in this movie. Julianne Moore was good but I think she would've been better if her role was bigger. But I think Antonio Banderas stole the show. He was so good as the psychopathic assassin. I loved the chase scenes. Especially the scene in the taxi. Miguel Bain's (Banderas) evilness just oozed out of him as this scene played. Robert Rath (Stallone) wanted to kill Bain so bad during this scene. I loved the explosions. I just had a thought though. Whenever Rath blew Bain out of the window and then it showed Bain in the bathtub, shouldn't he have had more wounds than it showed? I don't know. Maybe it was just me. Anyways. This movie had violence but not as much as most movies in this genre does. I thought it had just enough. The ending was pretty good. It seemed like Bain just would not die. An invincible villain! How many times have you seen that in these kinds of movies? Well, I don't have much more to say about this film except I really enjoyed it and thanks for reading my review! Bye!
*** This review may contain spoilers ***
Sylvester Stallone, Antonio Banderas, and Julianne Moore star in this action movie: a battle of hit men. Stallone has had so many bad roles before, but this is one of the better roles I've seen him in. He would follow it five years later with a similar role in Get Carter. However, a real hit-man would not have hesitated to waste a woman. Antonio Banderas seemed out of character as an assassin. He was way over the top with emotional outbursts and impatience. These seem highly uncharacteristic of a successful assassin on his way up. Julianne Moore's character changed from a calm, cool bad girl into a helpless, bumbling female after meeting Stallone. How convenient! Many Of Richard Donner's other films have similar problems. However, there is enough enjoyable action, development and tension to enjoy the movie, as long as you suspend a lot of belief ...a lot of belief. *** of 4 stars.
A great movie.
Sylvester Stallone and Antonio Banderas did a terrific job
the screen as they play the role of two killers.
Stallone is Robert Rath, best killer around, the Number
Banderas is Miguel Bain, the one who wants to become the new Number 1, but
if he wants to do so, he has to eliminate Rath.
They meet at a funeral, where Rath's mark is killed by Bain before he does
so. From then on, it's battle between the two.
The movie is quite similar to "The Specialist"(1994) - another Sylvester
Stallone movie - only that there he had no Banderas to fight against!
A couple of words on the cast. Well, I already said that Stallone and
Banderas did well but my compliments go to Julianne Moore. She was
Vote : 80/100.
In order to really enjoy this movie, you have to put your brain in a
freezer for 133 minutes and just refrain from trying analyze anything
in here. There are more holes in this story than swiss cheese, as the
cliché somewhat goes.
Having said that, however, I did enjoy the action scenes and the
by-play between the two assassins - "Robert Rath" (Sylvester Stallone)
and "Miguel Bain" (Antonio Banderas) - enough to make it a fun ride. I
might even have rated it another star higher had a few things weren't
confusing and left unanswered, or Banderas spoke clearer English.
Still, it's not bad and for fans of "Sly" and action films, worth a
Ok fellahs and dames, I saw this movie for the first time...yesterday...6 years this movie has been out and I saw it yesterday, pathetic I know, but I was definately not disappointed. Not only does this movie possess comedy, but it's thrilling. I was on the edge of my seat in some of the scenes. I honestly didn't know who to cheer for between Miguel (Antonio Banderas) and Robert (Sylvester Stallone). I enjoy them both and both their characters were hitmen. Even though Robert was trying to go through a change, he was still a hitman, end of story. Now Miguel he was a little more cut-throat. In this story Robert is starting to grow a soft spot and only kills the person he was hired to kill...leaving innocents out of it. While Miguel was ready to shoot a 7-year old soccer player to get what he wanted. Banderas plays this part well. I dunno if any of you caught this but when Banderas is handling a gun he does alot of the same things in movie. Scenes from the movie "Desperado" started to flash in my head when I saw Banderas and Stallone duking it out at the cemetary. Robert is then hired to hit a mark, which is a woman who is only known by a pair of cat eyes, to retrieve a disc, and also kill the buyers. Miguel is also hired for the same job causing a little game between the 2 hitmen. Ofcourse Robert can't come around to killing Electra (Julianne Moore), so he instead protects her and later teams up with her for some more delightfully planned out "fun". I really enjoyed this movie because I am the crime loving type. I also loved it because of the connection between Electra and Robert. A definate must see if you enjoy movies such as this. If you don't prefer them then go watch, "Aladdin".
There are some touches that makes me think of Matrix in this film. The
gunfighting scenes are really good, mostly because they are very silent -
the assassins both use silencers, which adds new flavor to a well-used
I like that part very much. And Banderas is great to watch as usual. There
simply isn't anyone with his mimics and his body language anywhere else.
Stallone does a good job too, actually. And Julianne Moore, yeah well -
could say anything bad about her?
Entertaining, fast-moving - and please! Check out that gunfight
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- Many staff who work for big corporate organisations find themselves using management speak as a way of disguising the fact that they haven't done their job properly.
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Jesus, The Lord, lamb,
God is Love. Only Two things to do to make it to heaven to love and work.
God has many names as in: Jehovah raffah, Father, The Great I Am, The omnipotent GOD, GOD, Lamb, Lord, Christ, and many more
God's name is Jehovah. Notice what Psalms 83:18 says: "That people may know that you, whose name is Jehovah, you alone are the Most High over all the earth."
Some Bibles have removed His name and replaced it for other titles, however, there are still some Bibles that conserve his name (The New English Bible, Revised Standard Version, Today's English Version, King James Version, New World Translation, The Bible in Living English, etc.) The New World Translation has God's name 7,210 times. It really makes more sense when you read His name instead of a title.
I'm going to try to find that name in my Bible.
YHWH..I AM.. The one who is self existent....
ADONAI...The Lord... My great Lord
IMMANUEL...God with us..I Am
Jehovah-Jireh... The Lord will provide
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Isaiah 9:6 also
Seedy: i'm still claiming Isaiah 7:14 also
I stick to the Bible only.
Jesus said... I and the Father are one
Notice the next couple points:
-Isaiah called the one in that verse "Mighty God". Throughout the Bible you will read that God is the "God Almighty", a title superior to the last. (Genesis 17:1; 28:3; 35:11; 43:14; Exodus 6:3; Ezequiel 10:5).
-Isaiah stated that the one in that verse "the princely rule will come to be upon his shoulder". Jesus himself in Luke 22:29 said: "and I make a covenant with you, just as my Father has made a covenant with me, for a kingdom". Jesus would rule in God's kingdom.
The same can be analyzed for the other parts of Isaiah 9:6, which indicates that Isaiah was referring to Jesus.
In 1 Timothy 2:5 we read: "For there is one God, and one mediator between God and men, a man, Christ Jesus".
God is a spirit being not a human with human constructs like 'names'. He has given us several names we can use to refer to Him with including Yahweh, Jehovah, God, Father, Lord, etc. The only time He refered Himself He used 'I AM'.
Jesus, The One, God, The Lamb, The Trinity, Abba, The Holy One, The Great I Am, Christ, Jehovah, Messiah, Lord, Father, and My Shepard just to name a few.
The Names of God(18):
1.ADONAI : The LORD(total authority)
3.EL ELOHE YISREAL: God of Israel
4.EL ELYON : The God Most High
5.ELOHIM : The All-Powerful-
6.EL OLAM : ETERNAL-everlasting
7.EL ROI: The God who SEES ME.
10.JEHOVAH(YHWH): I AM, The One who
Is. The Self-existent One.
12.JEHOVAH-ROHI: The Lord is my
13.JEHOVAH-SABAOTH: the Lord of
HOSTS (Armies)
14.JEHOVAH-SHALOM: The Lord is
15.JEHOVAH-SHAMMAH: The Lord is
There, my COMPANION.
The Lord wHO SANCTIFIES.
18.JEHOVAH-NISSI: The Lord is my
God never changes. His promises never fail. When we are faithLESS,
He is FaithFUL.
the Lord is my Salvation!
scripture passages can be provided if requested!!
It is a historical FACT that the Israelites were an offshoot of the Canaanites who took a minor Canaanite deity (Jehovah) as their patron.
It's so sad when people don't even know the history of their own religion.
And if facts confuse someone "searching", they have bigger problems.
What I can't get is why the converter brigade like yourself spend so much time trying to deny reality and hide facts from people. Oh wait- I do get it. That's the only way anyone would buy your mythology.
Allah! Blessed be His Holy Name!
Jesus. :)
Emmanuel is another name for Jesus!
( God with us)
depends on which of the thousands of gods you are referring to.
And which god would that be? There have been thousands.
Whatever you want it to be. Since god only exists in the mind of the believer and is only loosely bound by which ever book you prefer you can pick which ever name you like most.
Though I don't believe any gods exist I call mine Mother Nature or Lady Luck, they both seem to work at different times.
Gods name is just god
Your names might be : singer/star/
Hansome dude/ keyboard artist/
(And maybe: father/son/husband/ provider/caregiver!
You see, God has names like this:
Aside from being Father/ son/ Holy Spirit, He is also called The provider(because of the manna, quail, water that He provided for the israelites-)--and in the NT, Jesus was called 'bread of Life'/ Living Water/ and Provider of Eternal Life!
God went into Battle with the Israelites against the wicked kings of the earth. So He is our Banner. Jesus will do battle against the Father of Lies-Satan. Jesus is our Banner!
God is our Healer. Jesus is the healer of our Sins!
Just to name a few!
I call Him God. Sometimes I refer to Him as Elohim (God of strength). There are literally thousands of names for Him, seeing as he is the God of everything good.
Yh vh God's original name which means I am that I am. When Moses said who shall I say who sent me. I am that I am
One was built by Hagar-in the desert:
Genesis 21:33;psalm 139:7-12.:the God who SEES EL-ROI.
Our Banner NISSI: God gives us victory against the flesh, the world and Satan.Our battles are His battles of light against darkness-good against evil.
God said to Moses, "I am who I am." And he said, "Say this to the people of Israel, "I am has sent me to you." Exodus 3:14
Jehova Jirah, Yeshewa, Yawea, Jehova Nissi, Jehova Shalom, the list goes on.
Jesus Christ
God's name is Jehovah, as found in the Bible. His name is found at Psalm 83:18; Exodus 3:15; 6:3. See also Genesis 22:14; Exodus 17:15; Judges 6:24; and Ezekiel 48:35.
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Back at the condo, Linc is getting mushy with Sofia on the phone (Awww!) and Michael is quietly enduring the hideous pain the tumor causes as it expands with lightning speed inside his skull. Apparently none of his compadres -- all of whom were aware of his prior brain bomb and its attendant surgery -- have noticed Michael grimacing and clutching his skull. But they're all ears when they learn that Sofia's making arrangements: once Michael breaks Dr. Sara out, they'll get on a boat (swim trunks and flippy-floppies optional) and then hie themselves hither to Central America. Michael's mobile rings and his lawyer, "Blue" (actual name on the screen), calls with good news: Michael will be allowed limited and supervised visitation with his wife. Michael sprints out the door to go visit his wife. Sucre calls out, "Try not to say anything that can be construed as incriminating!" and it's a measure of how much Michael likes him that he doesn't call back, "Don't worry! I learned how to avoid the pitfalls of obsessive romantic attachment from watching you for four seasons!"
Instead, he merely tells Sucre that if Dr. Sara understood his letter, she'd find a way to let him know. Sucre calls out to the departing Michael, "How? She gonna blink Morse code?" Good one, Sucre! I am glad the writers kept him around for comic relief.
We cut to Michael pacing in the visiting room. He's obviously been waiting a while; the lady warden is watching him from behind the two-way mirror. When we hear a lady announce that "visiting hours will be over in five minutes," it's made even more apparent that everyone working at Foxy River is a total bitch and absolutely devoted to making as many lives miserable as possible. Anyway, a few guards finally escort the handcuffed Dr. Sara into the visiting room, the music swells -- and Michael gets a good look at his wife's bruised face. He gasps, "Oh, my God!" a few times, then asks who did this. Dr. Sara immediately changes the subject, and Michael returns to familiar ground: feeling guilty. This time, he's guilty because "you're in here because of me." Well, technically, she is in prison because she has allegedly killed someone, and we did see her do it. She's just having a harrowing stay on account of the mayhem that she and Michael generated prior to the killing. Anyway, Michael moves to take her hands with "I miss you so much" and the short-haired guard immediately belts out, "No touching!" The newlyweds catch each other up: the good news is, Dr. Sara got Michael's letter; the bad news is, her prison protection's gone. The good news is, Michael's going to break her out. The bad news is, he's not going to be able to do so immediately because he hasn't yet mastered the black art of teleportation. Michael vows, "You were there for me. I will be there for you." Before we can all squeal in delight at this satisfying callback to earlier seasons, the lady warden decides that five minutes have elapsed, and that Dr. Sara has to go. We cut to Michael giving the warden a total Blue Steel.


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COMMENTARY | The Philadelphia 76ers' front office seems to be looking toward the future with its team.
This offseason, the team got a new general manager, coach and point guard. Looking at the roster, the makeup of the team doesn't suggest it will have much success and will compete for the best chance to land the No. 1 draft pick -- and maybe that's the plan.
While wins will be hard-pressed to come by, which will disappoint the fans, what the situation presents is opportunity -- and that's something every fan can identify with.
Part of the fun of rooting for a team is being there at the beginning of greatness. Fans are proud of players that were once considered second-thoughts but blossomed with a new team when given a chance (remember how popular Jeremy Lin was?)
The best place for young players to earn opportunities is with teams with very low expectations. Those organizations are already looking toward the future and with very little at stake in the present, it is worth it to try out young players and see if they can fit in and be viable pieces or stars for a future contender.
So while fourth-year player James Anderson won't be on a championship-contending team like he was with the San Antonio Spurs his first 2 1/2 seasons, and he won't get to go to work with stars Dwight Howard and James Harden in Houston, he does get an opportunity to showcase himself in Philadelphia.
Anderson is a former first-round pick. He was drafted by the San Antonio Spurs, which should say something about the potential he holds. This is the same front office that unearthed Tony Parker, Manu Ginobili, Luis Scola and George Hill while also selecting solid NBA rotation guys like Tiago Splitter, Beno Udrih and Ian Mahinmi.
He was drafted because of his success at Oklahoma State. The former McDonald's All-American in high school scored 29 points in his first collegiate game (although, in fairness, it was against Prairie View). He upped his scoring average in each of his three seasons, culminating in scoring 22.3 points per game as junior and being named Big 12 Conference Player of the Year.
Anderson never averaged more than 11.8 minutes per game while with San Antonio and averaged 3.7 points per game. His first season was hampered by a stress fracture in his right foot that caused him to miss most of the beginning of the season. With Ginobili already in place, the injury set Anderson back and gave opportunities to Gary Neal and Danny Green -- who were both key contributors to the Spurs' appearance in the NBA championship against the Heat in 2013 -- a chance to crack the lineup.
He signed with Houston in January of 2013, playing 29 games (starting two) and averaging 4.0 points per game. The Rockets moved a lot of players this offseason in order to bring in Dwight Howard in free agency, and Anderson looks like an easy casualty who was replaced with rookies and rookie contracts.
Now with Philadelphia, Anderson could get an opportunity to break out. He's shown in both college and in limited instances in the pros that he can score in bunches when given a chance. In a game with Houston against the Cleveland Cavaliers in March, he scored 11 points in 12 minutes. In 25 minutes in a loss against the Clippers in February, he scored a season-high 14 points on 4-of-7 shooting.
The question is, what kind of role, if any at all, will he be given with Philadelphia?
He doesn't have a guaranteed contract, which means he could be a training-camp casualty. But he could very well fit in for depth purposes.
It depends on what kind of lineup the 76ers decide to go with. The 76ers could go big, drop Evan Turner down to shooting guard and Thaddeus Young to small forward and play, for instance, Lavoy Allen at power forward and Spencer Hawes at center.
Or the team could sit either Haws or Allen, move Turner to small forward and Young to power forward, which would then give Anderson the opportunity -- should he do well in training camp and the preseason -- to start at shooting guard.
Either way, the 76ers don't have much depth at shooting guard. Darius Morris and Tony Wroten are more point guards (although Wroten has some decent size to him), and Jason Richardson is hurt and was hurt for much of last season as well. For depth purposes and to be able to throw different lineups out, Anderson has a shot to make this team and contribute.
For a team that doesn't seem to be going anywhere anytime soon, it won't hurt to give a former first-round pick that can score a chance.
Phil Shore lives in New Jersey and is the creator and editor of Shore Thing Sports blog. He's been published in The Boston Globe, Philly.com, FoxSoccer.com, LaxMagazine.com and New England Lacrosse Journal.
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