text: But I will remove far off from you the northern army, and will drive him into a land barren and desolate, with his face toward the east sea, and his hinder part toward the utmost sea, and his stink shall come up, and his ill smell shall come up, because he has done great things. Jump to: Barnes • BI • Calvin • Clarke • Darby • Gill • GSB • Guzik • Homiletics • JFB • KAD • KJT • MHC • MHCW • PUL • WES • TSK And I will remove far off from you the northern army - God speaks of the human agent under the figure of the locusts, which perish in the sea; yet so as to show at once, that He did not intend the locust itself, nor to describe the mode in which He should overthrow the human oppressor. He is not speaking of the locust itself, for the Northern is no name for the locust which infested Palestine, since it came from the south; nor would the destruction of the locust be in two opposite seas, since they are uniformly driven by the wind into the sea, upon whose waves they alight and perish, but the wind would not carry them into two opposite seas; nor would the locust perish in a "barren and desolate" land, but would fly further; nor would it be said of the locust that he was destroyed, Because he had done great things . But He represents to us, how this enemy should be driven quite out of the bounds of His people, so that he should not vex them more, but perish.The imagery is from the holy land. The "East sea" is the Dead Sea, once the fertile "vale of Siddim" Genesis 14:3, , "in which sea were formerly Sodom and Gomorrah, Admah and Zeboim, until God overthrew them." This, in the Pentateuch, is called "the salt sea" Genesis 14:3; Numbers 34:3, Numbers 34:12, or "the sea of the plain," or "desert" (Deuteronomy 3:17; Deuteronomy 4:49; Joshua 3:16; Joshua 12:3; Joshua 15:25; Joshua 18:19; also in 2 Kings 14:25), explained in Deuteronomy and Joshua to be "the salt sea" Deuteronomy 3; Joshua 3; 12; Ezekiel calls it "the East sea" Ezekiel 47:18, and in Numbers it is said of it, "your south border shall be the salt sea eastward" Numbers 34:3. The utmost, or rather, the "hinder sea" Deuteronomy 11:24; Deuteronomy 34:2 (i. e., that which is behind one who is looking toward the east whose Hebrew name is from "fronting" you) is the Mediterranean, "on whose shores are Gaza and Ascalon, Azotus and Joppa and Caesarea." The "land barren and desolate," lying between, is the desert of Arabia, the southern boundary of the holy land. The picture then seems to be, that the "Northern" foes filled the whole of Judaea, in numbers like the locust, and that God drove them violently forth, all along the bounds of the holy land, into the desert, the Dead Sea, the Mediterranean. Jerome relates a mercy of God in his own time which illustrates the image; but he writes so much in the language of Holy Scripture, that perhaps he only means that the locusts were driven into the sea, not into both seas. "In our times too we have seen hosts of locusts cover Judaea, which afterward, by the mercy of the Lord, when the priests and people, 'between the porch and the altar,' i. e., between the place of the Cross and the Resurrection prayed the Lord and said, 'spare Thy people,' a wind arising, were carried headlong 'into the Eastern sea, and the utmost sea.'" Alvarez relates how, priests and people joining in litanies to God, He delivered them from an exceeding plague of locusts, which covered 24 English miles, as He delivered Egypt of old at the prayer of Moses . "When we knew of this plague being so near, most of the clerks of the place came to me, that I should tell them some remedy against it. I answered them, that I knew of no remedy except to commend themselves to God and to pray Him to drive the plague out of the land. I went to the Embassador and told him that to me it seemed good that we should make a procession with the people of the land and that it might please our Lord God to hear us; it seemed good to the Embassador; and, in the morning of the next day, we collected the people of the place and all the Clergy; and we took our altar-stone, and those of the place theirs, and our Cross and theirs, singing our litany, we went forth from the Church, all the Portuguese and the greater part of the people of the place. I said to them that they should not keep silence, but should, as we, cry aloud saying in their tongue Zio marinos, i. e., in our's, Lord Jesus Christ, have mercy on us. And with this cry and litany, we went through an open wheat-country for the space of one third of a league. It pleased our Lord to hear the sinners, and while we were turning to the place, because their (the locusts') road was toward the sea whence they had come, there were so many after us, that it seemed no otherwise than that they sought to break our ribs and heads with blows of stones, such were the blows they dealt us. At this time a great thunderstorm arose from toward the sea, which came in their face with rain and hail, which lasted three good hours; the river and brooks filled greatly; and when they had ceased to drive, it was matter of amazement, that the dead locusts on the bank of the great river measured two cubits high; and so for the rivulets, there was a great multitude of dead on their banks. On the next day in the morning there was not in the whole land even one live locust." And his stink shall come up - The image is still from the locust. It, being such a fearful scourge of God, every individual full of activity and life repeated countlessly in the innumerable host, is, at God's will and in His time, cast by His word into the sea, and when thrown up by the waves on the shore, becomes in a few hours one undistinguishable, putrefying, heaving mass. Such does human malice and ambition and pride become, as soon as God casts aside the sinful instrument of His chastisement. Just now, a world to conquer could not satisfy it; superior to man, independent, it deems, of God. He takes away its breath, it is a putrid carcass. Such was Sennacherib's army; in the evening inspiring terror; "before the morning, he is not" Isaiah 17:14. "They were all dead corpses." Isaiah 37:36. The likeness stops here. For the punishment is at an end. The wicked and the persecutors of God's people are cut off; the severance has taken place. On the one side, there is the putrefying mass; on the other, the jubilee of thanksgiving. The gulf is fixed between them. The offensive smell of the corruption ascends; as Isaiah closes his prophecy, "the carcases" of the wicked, the perpetual prey of the "worm and the fire, shall be an abhorring to all flesh." The righteous behold it, but it reaches them not, to hurt them. In actual life, the putrid exhalations at times have, among those on the sea-shore, produced a pestilence, a second visitation of God, more destructive than the first. This, however, has been but seldom. Yet what must have been the mass of decay of creatures so slight, which could produce a wide-wasting pestilence! What an image of the numbers of those who perish, and of the fetidness of sin! Augustine, in answer to the pagan who imputed all the calamities of the later Roman Empire to the displeasure of the gods, because the world had become Christian, says , "They themselves have recorded that the multitude of locusts was, even in Africa, a sort of prodigy, while it was a Roman province. They say that, after the locusts had consumed the fruits and leaves of trees, they were cast into the sea, in a vast incalculable cloud, which having died and being cast back on the shores, and the air being infected thereby, such a pestilence arose, that in the realm of Masinissa alone 800,000 men perished, and manymore in the lands on the coasts. Then at Utica, out of 30,000 men in the prime of life who were there, they assert that 10 only remained." Jerome says of the locusts of Palestine ; "when the shores of both seas were filled with heaps of dead locusts which the waters had cast up, their stench and putrefaction was so noxious as to corrupt the air, so that a pestilence was produced among both beasts and men." Modern writers say , "The locusts not only produce a famine, but in districts near the sea where they had been drowned, they have occasioned a pestilence from the putrid effluvia of the immense numbers blown upon the coast or thrown up by the tides." : "We observed, in May and June, a number of these insects coming from the south directing their course to the northern shore; they darken the sky like a thick cloud, but scarcely have they quitted the shore before they who, a moment before, ravaged and ruined the country, cover the surface of the sea with their dead bodies, to the great distress of the Franks near the harbor, on account of the stench from such a number of dead insects, driven by the winds close to the very houses." : "All the full-grown insects were driven into the sea by a tempestuous northwest wind, and were afterward cast upon the beach, where, it is said, they formed a bank of 3 or 4 feet high, extending - a distance of near 50 English miles. It is asserted that when this mass became putrid and the wind was southeast the stench was sensibly felt in several parts of Sneuwberg. The column passed the houses of two of our party, who asserted that it continued without any interruption for more than a month." : "The south and east winds drive the clouds of locusts with violence into the Mediterranean, and drown them in such quantities that when their dead are cast on the shore, they infect the air to a great distance." Wonderful image of the instantaneous, ease, completeness, of the destruction of God's enemies; a mass of active life exchanged, in a moment, into a mass of death. Because he hath done great things - Literally, (as in the English margin) ""because he hath magnified to do," i. e., as used of man, "hath done proudly." To do greatly Joel 2:21; Psalm 126:2-3; 1 Samuel 12:24, or to magnify Himself, Ezekiel 38:23, when used of God, is to display His essential greatness, in goodness to His people, or in vengeance on their enemies. Man's great deeds are mostly deeds of great ambition, great violence, great pride, great iniquity; and so of him, the words "he magnified himself, Isaiah 10:15; Daniel 11:36-37, he did greatly" Lamentations 1:9; Zephaniah 2:8; Daniel 8:4, Daniel 8:8, Daniel 8:11, Daniel 8:25, mean, he did ambitiously, proudly, and so offended God. In like way "great doings," when used of God, are His great works of good ; of man, his great works of evil . : "Man has great deserts, but evil." "To speak great things" Psalm 12:3; Daniel 7:8, Daniel 7:11, Daniel 7:20, is to speak proud things: "greatness of heart" Isaiah 9:9; Isaiah 10:12 is pride of heart. He is speaking then of man who was God's instrument in chastening His people; since of irrational, irresponsible creatures, a term which involves moral fault, would not have been used, nor would a moral fault have been set down as the ground why God destroyed them. The destruction of Sennacherib or Holofernes have been assigned as the fulfillment of this prophecy. They were part of its fulfillment, and of the great law of God which it declares, that instruments, which He employs, and who exceed or accomplish for their own ends, the office which He assigns them, He casts away and destroys. I will remove far off from you the northern army - "That is, the locusts; which might enter Judea by the north, as Circassia and Mingrelia abound with them. Or the locusts may be thus called, because they spread terror like the Assyrian armies, which entered Judea by the north. See Zephaniah 2:13." - Newcome. Syria, which was northward of Judea, was infested with them; and it must have been a northern wind that brought them into Judea, in the time of Joel; as God promises to change this wind, and carry them into a barren and desolate land, Arabia Deserta. "And his face toward the east sea," i.e., the Dead Sea, which lay eastward of Jerusalem. "His hinder part toward the utmost sea," the western sea, i.e., the Mediterranean.And his stink shalt come up - After having been drowned by millions in the Mediterranean, the reflux of the tide has often brought them back, and thrown there in heaps upon the shore, where they putrefied in such a manner as to infect the air and produce pestilence, by which both men and cattle have died in great multitudes. See Bochart, Hieroz., vol. ii., p. 481. Livy, and St. Augustine after him, relate that there was such an immense crowd of locusts in Africa that, having eaten up every green thing, a wind arose that carried them into the sea, where they perished; but being cast upon the shore, they putrefied, and bred such a pestilence, that eighty thousand men died of it in the kingdom of Massinissa, and thirty thousand in the garrison of Utica, in which only ten remained alive. See Calmet and Livy, lib. xc., and August. De Civitate Dei, lib. iv., c. 31. We have many testimonies of a similar kind. Because he hath done great things - Or, כי ki, although he have done great things, or, after he has done them, i.e., in almost destroying the whole country. But I will remove far off from you the northern army,.... The army of the locusts, which came from the northern corner, as Aben Ezra and Kimchi; and is the first sense Jarchi makes mention of; though he says their Rabbins (b) interpret it of the evil imagination hid in the heart of men; and the two seas, later mentioned, of the two temples, first and second, destroyed by it; so, Kimchi says, they explain this verse of the days of the Messiah, and observes, the same sense they give; but Jarchi mentions another, according to which a people coming from the north are designed, even the kings of Assyria; and with this agrees the Targum, which paraphrases it,"and the people which come from the north I will remove far off from you;'' and indeed locusts do not usually come from the north, but from the south, or from the east; it was an east wind that brought the locusts into Egypt, Exodus 10:13; though the word "northern" may be used of the locusts in the emblem, because the Assyrians or Chaldeans came from the north to Judea: and will drive him into a land barren and desolate: where there are no green grass, herbs, plants, and trees, to live upon, and so must starve and die: with his face towards the east sea; the front of this northern army was towards the east sea, into which it was drove and fell; that is, the sea of Chinnereth, or Gennesareth, the same with the lake of Tiberias, often mentioned in the New Testament; or the Salt sea, the same with the lake Asphaltites, or Dead sea, which was where Sodom and Gomorrah formerly stood, as is usually said; and both these were to the east of the land of Israel, as Kimchi and Ben Melech observe; and so either of them might be called the "eastern sea": and his hinder part towards the utmost sea; the rear of this army was towards the utmost sea, or hinder sea, as it is called in Zechariah 14:8; the western sea, as Kimchi and Ben Melech interpret it, the same with the Mediterranean sea, which lay to the west of the land of Israel; so the Egyptian locusts were cast into the Red sea, Exodus 10:19; and Pliny (c) observes, that they are sometimes taken away with a wind, and fall into seas and lakes, and adds, perhaps this comes by chance; but what is here related came not by chance, but by the will and providence of God: and his stink shall come up, and his ill savour shall come up: that is, the stink and ill savour of the locusts shall come, up out of the seas and lakes into which they fell, and where they died and putrefied; or, being cast up from thence upon the shares, gave a most noisome stench; so Jerom on the place says, "in our times we have seen swarms of locusts cover the land of Judea, which upon the wind rising have been driven into the first and last seas; that is, into the Dead and Mediterranean seas; and when the shores of both seas have been filled with heaps of dead locusts, which the waters have thrown up, their rottenness and stench have been so very noxious as to corrupt the air, and produce a pestilence among men and beasts;'' or this may be understood of the fall and ruin of the enemies of the Jews, signified by these locusts; and some apply it to Sennacherib's army smote by the angel, when there fell in one night a hundred and fourscore and five thousand of them in the land of Israel, and lay unburied, 2 Kings 19:35; Theodoret interprets the seas of armies; the first sea of the army of the Babylonians, by which Nineveh the royal seat of the Assyrians was destroyed; and the other sea of the army of the Persians, who, under Cyrus, took Babylon, the metropolis of the Chaldean empire: because he hath done great things; evil things, as the Targum; either the locust, which had done much mischief to the fruits of the earth; or the enemy, signified by it, who had behaved proudly, and done much hurt to the inhabitants of Judea: or, "though he hath done great things" (d), as some render it, yet all this shall come to him. Some interpret it of God, "for he (God) hath done", or "will do, great things" (e); in the removing of the locusts, or in the destruction of those enemies they represented, as is expressly said of him in Joel 2:21. (b) Vid. T. Bab. Succah, fol. 52. 1.((c) Nat. Hist. l. 11. c. 29. (d) "quamvis magna gesserit", Gataker. (e) "Quia magnifica Jehovah agit", Junius & Tremellius; "aget", Piscator, Liveleus, Castalio. But I will remove far off from you the {n} northern army, and will drive him into a land barren and desolate, with his face toward the {o} east sea, and his hinder part toward the utmost sea, and his stink shall come up, and his ill savour shall come up, because he hath done great things.(n) That is, the Assyrians your enemies. (o) Called the Salt Sea, or Persian Sea: meaning, that even though this army was so great that it filled all from this sea to the Mediterranean Sea, yet he would scatter them. 20. the northern army—The Hebrew expresses that the north in relation to Palestine is not merely the quarter whence the invader comes, but is his native land, "the Northlander"; namely, the Assyrian or Babylonian (compare Jer 1:14, 15; Zep 2:13). The locust's native country is not the north, but the south, the deserts of Arabia, Egypt, and Libya. Assyria and Babylon are the type and forerunner of all Israel's foes (Rome, and the final Antichrist), from whom God will at last deliver His people, as He did from Sennacherib (2Ki 19:35).face … hinder part—more applicable to a human army's van and rear, than to locusts. The northern invaders are to be dispersed in every other direction but that from which they had come: "a land barren and desolate," that is, Arabia-Deserta: "the eastern (or front) sea," that is, the Dead Sea: "the utmost (or hinder) sea," that is, the Mediterranean. In front and behind mean east and west; as, in marking the quarters of the world, they faced the east, which was therefore "in front"; the west was behind them; the south was on their right, and the north on their left. stink—metaphor from locusts, which perish when blown by a storm into the sea or the desert, and emit from their putrefying bodies such a stench as often breeds a pestilence. because he hath done great things—that is, because the invader hath haughtily magnified himself in his doings. Compare as to Sennacherib, 2Ki 19:11-13, 22, 28. This is quite inapplicable to the locusts, who merely seek food, not self-glorification, in invading a country. To this there is added the passion with which the people make themselves slave to idolatry, and their rulers give themselves up to debauchery (Hosea 7:4-7). Hosea 7:4. "They are all adulterers, like an oven heated by the baker, who leaves off stirring from the kneading of the dough until its leavening. Hosea 7:5. In the day of our king the princes are made sick with the heat of wine: he has stretched out his hand with the scorners. Hosea 7:6. For they have brought their heart into their ambush, as into the oven; the whole night their baker sleeps; in the morning it burns like flaming fire. Hosea 7:7. They are all red-hot like the oven, and consume their judges: all their kings have fallen; none among them calls to me." "All" (kullâm: Hosea 7:4) does not refer to the king and princes, but to the whole nation. נאף is spiritual adultery, apostasy from the Lord; and literal adultery is only so far to be thought of, that the worship of Baal promoted licentiousness. In this passionate career the nation resembles a furnace which a baker heats in the evening, and leaves burning all night while the dough is leavening, and then causes to turn with a still brighter flame in the morning, when the dough is ready for baking. בּערה מאפה, burning from the baker, i.e., heated by the baker. בּערה is accentuated as milel, either because the Masoretes took offence at תּנּוּר being construed as a feminine (Ges. Lehrgeb. p. 546; Ewald, Gramm. p. 449, note 1), or because tiphchah could not occupy any other place in the short space between zakeph and athnach (Hitzig). העיר, excitare, here in the sense of stirring. On the use of the participle in the place of the infinitive, with verbs of beginning and ending, see Ewald, 298, b.hath...: Heb. hath magnified to do2:15-27 The priests and rulers are to appoint a solemn fast. The sinner's supplication is, Spare us, good Lord. God is ready to succour his people; and he waits to be gracious. They prayed that God would spare them, and he answered them. His promises are real answers to the prayers of faith; with him saying and doing are not two things. Some understand these promises figuratively, as pointing to gospel grace, and as fulfilled in the abundant comforts treasured up for believers in the covenant of grace.Verse 20. - But I will remove far off from you the northern army, and will drive him into a land barren and desolate, with his face toward the east sea, and his hinder part toward the utmost sea. This verse promises the destruction of the devastator. The prophet here specifies the means by which the Eternal was going to restore the blessings of harvest. The order of sequence is inverted - the effect preceding the cause; thus, re. storation of prosperity and plenty goes before, and the cause thereof, being relief from invasion and loss, follows after. Nor is there anything singular in this, as men are more alive to recovery from a distressful state of any kind than to the remedy which effects it. The "army" of this verse we still hold to be the tribes of locusts, which, like an invading army, with its numerous regimental divisions, had overrun the land, scattering dismay and distress wherever it advanced; yet from this very verse, and the expression "northern" in particular, it has been argued that it cannot refer to locusts, but to human invaders symbolized by locusts and the havoc wrought by them.(1) The north is not the native land of locusts; it is rather the south - the Arabian, Lybian, or Egyptian desert. But (2) "northern" may denote the quarter from which the locusts appeared to the prophet in vision to enter the land; or, driven upward by a south wind which regularly blows, as we are informed, in those regions during spring, and then to the north of Palestine by an east wind which blows with similar regularity in summer, and again into and ultimately out of Palestine by the north wind blowing in the autumn. "In this case," says a writer in the 'Speaker's Commentary,' "the northern plague would have been a natural expression for an inhabitant of Jerusalem to use in speaking of the locusts; as natural as it would be for a Londoner to speak of a pestilence that had commenced its ravages in Great Britain at Edinburgh, as coming to him from the north, though it were originally imported from France or Spain." The word (3) may symbolically denote "calamitous," according to the explanation of some, since calamity is so frequently represented as coming from the north, so that the north is more or less identified with diasaster; thus we read in Jeremiah 4:6, "I will bring evil from the north, and a great destruction." It may, however, be safely admitted that, by the locust, the northern or Assyrian enemies of Judah, who advanced from the north as the most accessible quarter for attack, are in a subsidiary sense represented. The expulsion of these enemies brings relief; they are driven into a parched, and so desert and desolate, land; "and there," as Kimchi observes, "they shall die because they shall find nothing to eat." That land may be either the Idumaean desert south of Judah or Arabia Deserta. Thus the main body of the great locust-army perishes in the southern desert; while the van of the army is driven into the Dead Sea, and the rear of it into the Mediterranean Sea. Or, more literally, the face of this locust-host was towards the east, or front sea, that is, as already intimated, the Dead Sea eastward; his hinder part toward the west, or hinder sea, that is, the Mediterranean westward. Thus they were driven in every other direction than that by which they came, namely, south, east, and west. In marking the quarters of the world, the Jews faced the east, so that the west was behind them, the south on their right hand, and the north on their left. We have thus a most vivid picture of the speedy and total destruction of the locusts. After expulsion, no danger was to be apprehended from them, for, blown into the sea or desert, they perished at once and for ever. The terms employed are very graphic; thus, me'alekem is much more than mikkem would be, and imply that a heavy burden was lifted from upon, or up off the face of a desolated land, and the heart of a distressed people. And his stink shall come up, and his ill savour shall come up, because he hath done great things; margin, magnified to do. The stench emitted from the putrefying bodies of those locusts would be sickening and stifling - sufficient to occasion a pestilence. Many testimonies from travellers and others prove the reality of both circumstances - the ill savour and its pestiferous nature. Several expressions in this verse are applicable enough to an army, as in the last clause, where he is said to do great things, or literally, "magnified to do," that is, magnified himself in his doings; it may, however, apply equally well to the great destruction by the locust-army. There is no doubt the superadded notion of haughtiness along with that of great doings. It really means that, as an instrument of God, they had effected a fearfully violent desolation, and this is assigned as a reason for the total destruction of those locusts. remove. Joel 2:2-11 A day of darkness and of gloominess, a day of clouds and of thick … Joel 1:4-6 That which the palmerworm has left has the locust eaten; and that … Exodus 10:19 And the LORD turned a mighty strong west wind, which took away the … the northern. Jeremiah 1:14 Then the LORD said to me, Out of the north an evil shall break forth … the east. Ezekiel 47:7,8,18 Now when I had returned, behold, at the bank of the river were very … Zechariah 14:8 And it shall be in that day, that living waters shall go out from … utmost. Deuteronomy 11:24 Every place where on the soles of your feet shall tread shall be … his stink. Ezekiel 39:12-16 And seven months shall the house of Israel be burying of them, that … because. 2 Kings 8:13 And Hazael said, But what, is your servant a dog, that he should … done. Heb. magnified to do. 2:20 The northern army - That part of the locusts which are toward the north. With his face - The van of this army shall be driven into the dead sea, east of Jerusalem. 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Monica, italian.
Alexander Skarsgård ruined my life and nothing hurts.
•Tv Shows i love & post: Sons of Anarchy, Outlander (in production), Supernatural, Scandal, New Girl, Vikings and True Blood (because of Eric Northman)
•Actors i love & post: Sam Heughan, Charlie Hunnam, Richard Armitage, M. Fassbender, J. Depp, Robert D.J & more...
"..And you bow to no one. If someone crosses you, you rip out their liver with one fang." - Pam to Eric.
People Magazine wants to know if you think Alex is still sexy with his new look?
Cast your vote NOW!
i still want to f*** him so……
Alexander Skarsgård being drunk (x)
Drunk people are fun. That's just a fact.
never gets old!
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oh how i love it when he is such a badass!!! fits him much better than that sensitive lovey dovey shit he did all season!!!


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The neighborhood of Bushwick Brooklyn is changing rapidly. New to the area? These spots are a great start to getting to know your way around The Bush.
Anthony Bourdain ventured out to Bushwick to dine at this taco joint. This place lives up to all of the hype. One thing that separates TTMLH from the other taco joints is the queso fresco drizzled in top. Go for the chorizo or anything else on the menu.
The BEST NY slice in Bushwick! Go with a slice of Sicialian.
One of the only places you can find speciality slices in the land of Bushwick. I dare you to try the Lasagna or Caesar Salad slice and tell me that you don't like it!
One of the best named bars in the land. Barcade is a bar with arcade games. The bar features a huge range of microbrews and the arcade features old school arcade games. Barcade is a drinking geek's playground.
A reliable and decently stocked neighborhood bike shop. They deliver the cheapest tune up in Bushwick!
The steak tacos are definitely on the medal podium for top tacos in the hood. Also, $5 for the lunch buffet? Incredible!
Some of the beat tacos in the hood. The red onions and perfect green sauce really set theses tacos off. The chorizo, the al pastor, it's all good.


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I am buying a short sale house in Florida. The seller and bank accepted my offer.
I fullfilled all my requirements at the closing the title company informed me that the seller was refusing to sign closing docs because he wanted a letter from back absolving him of the additional money he owed the bank. This was the first I heard of this. Can he do this and what are my options?
Your option would be to sue for specific performance. But the problem is forcing the bank to release their lien.
It sounds like the real estate contract might have some errors. Normally, a short sale would be contingent on the lender accetping less than it was owed to release the lien.
But there might have been no language in your contract between you and the seller & lender stating that if the seller was not released from further liability, he/she could walk away with no penalty.
Unfortunately this sounds like you have been "wronged" but how do you collect from someone who is apparently having financial difficulties.
And it is going to be impossible to force the lender to release the seller form all laibility. I am amazed the bank accepted the short sale at all. They are few and far between and usually take many, many months to get an answer.
I am assuming that your contract involves Florida real estate. I am only licensed in Florida.
The contract will determine most of your rights. Because of all the complications involved with short sales, there can be a huge variation in the contracts. Some contracts do a good job of protecting the buyer, while others are totally one sided and protect the seller. It is possible that the contract has a provision that the seller does not have to close if certain conditions are not met, such as the lender's willingness to forgive the balance of the debt.
You may have a limited time to act, so you should contact a real estate attorney in your area immediately. The attorney can review the contract and the facts of your situation and then explain your options. You might be able to force the buyer to convey the property to you, but the lender may not be obilgated to release the mortgage if that takes too long. You have a very complex situation that really requires some good legal advice.
My comments are not intended to establish an attorney-client relationship, are not confidential, and are not intended to constitute legal advice. Proper legal advice can only be given by an attorney who agrees to represent you, who reviews the facts of your specific case, who does not have a conflict of interest preventing the representation, and who is licensed as an attorney in the state where the law applies.
I hope this helps.
You should look over your contract to see what the contingency regarding approval of the short sale was. Did it say that the contract was contingent on the Seller receiving approval of his bank of the short sale? Was it any more detailed than that?
It may well be that the approval was not a full approval. Without that, and with the contract contingent on an approval, you probably have no recourse.
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Clinton's escapades in Arkansas prior to being elected would make Cain look like a choir boy...Why didn't the liberal media go after him?.......
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I would have been impressed if the squawker had come up with this one himself but it was from Dennis Miller on the Bill O'Reilly show from last Wednesday night. And the squawker who thinks that Obama is the smartest president ever.....then why won't He release His grades from college and grad school? Because they would prove otherwise! That deceptive image is being well protected.
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The number one show on cable news across all channels. You might learn something if you haven't already been brainwashed on the Democrat plantation.
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Definitions for public health nutrition: a developing consensus
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Title | Definitions for public health nutrition: a developing consensus |
Author | Hughes, Roger Michael |
Editor | Barry Margetts, Dr. Marilyn Tseng |
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Citation | Public Health Nutrition, Vol. 6(6), pp. 615-620 |
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Some of the nativities light up, some play music, some are snowglobes and others are ornaments. One is a box that when opened unfolds into a nativity. Each nativity scene shares a place in the hearts of the women who collect them.
"We have found them at garage sales, flea markets, Walmart, dollar stores, as well as getting them from my mom's salon customers and friends," Megan said.
For the women, collecting the nativities brings to life the meaning of the season.
"The nativity is why we celebrate this time of year and the meaning of Jesus Christ and the love God had for sending his Son," Megan said. "I love collecting nativities with my mom. When we saw the community nativity display years ago, we enjoyed it. Right then and there, I knew I wanted to collect them."
Her mother agrees.
"I enjoy collecting them because it reminds me of the beginning of Jesus' journey on this earth, and I like to see the look on my girls' (daughters Megan and Amber Musick) faces when I find ones that are different than the one's we already have," Stacey said.
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21L.000J Writing About Literature
(formerly 21L.010)(Same subject as 21W.734 J) Prereq: 3-0-9 HASS-H (HASS-E); CI-HW Intensive focus on the reading and writing skills used to analyze literary texts such as poems by Emily Dickinson, Shakespeare or Langston Hughes; short stories by Chekhov, Joyce, or Alice Walker; and a short novel by Melville or Toni Morrison. Designed not only to prepare students for further work in writing and literary and media study, but also to provide increased confidence and pleasure in their reading, writing, and analytical skills. Students write or revise essays weekly. Enrollment limited. 21L.001 Foundations of Western Literature: Homer to Dante
Prereq: 3-0-9 HASS-H (HASS-D 2); CI-H Studies a broad range of texts essential to understanding the two great sources of Western conceptions of the world and humanity's place within it: the ancient world of Greece and Rome and the Judeo-Christian world that challenged and absorbed it. Readings vary but usually include works by Homer, Sophocles, Aristotle, Plato, Virgil, St. Augustine, and Dante. Enrollment limited. 21L.002 Foundations of Western Literature: From Shakespeare to Now
Prereq: 3-0-9 HASS-H (HASS-D 2); CI-H Complementary to 21L.001. A broad survey of texts, literary, philosophical, and sociological, studied to trace the growth of secular humanism, the loss of a supernatural perspective upon human events, and changing conceptions of individual, social, and communal purpose. Stresses appreciation and analysis of texts that came to represent the common cultural possession of our time. Enrollment limited. 21L.003 Reading Fiction
Prereq: 3-0-9 HASS-H (HASS-D 1); CI-H Introduces prose fiction, both short stories and the novel. Emphasizes historical context, narrative structure and close reading. Enrollment limited. 21L.004 Reading Poetry
Prereq: 3-0-9 HASS-H (HASS-D 1); CI-H Emphasis on poetry in various forms (lyric, epic, and dramatic), chiefly in English-speaking countries. Syllabus usually includes works by Shakespeare, Milton, Donne, Keats, Dickinson, Frost, Eliot, Langston, Hughes, Lowell, and Plath. Enrollment limited. 21L.005 Introduction to Drama
Prereq: 3-0-9 HASS-A (HASS-D 3); CI-H A study of the history of theater art and practice from its origins to the modern period, including its roles in non-Western cultures. Special attention to the relationship between the literary and performative dimensions of drama, and the relationship between drama and its cultural context. Enrollment limited. 21L.006 American Literature
Prereq: 3-0-9 HASS-H (HASS-D 1); CI-H Studies the national literature of the United States since the early 19th century. Considers a range of texts - including novels, essays, films, and electronic media - and their efforts to define the notion of American identity. Readings usually include works by such authors as Nathaniel Hawthorne, Henry David Thoreau, Frederick Douglass, Emily Dickinson, Flannery O'Connor, William Faulkner, Sherman Alexie, and Toni Morrison. Enrollment limited. 21L.007 World Literatures
Prereq: 3-0-9 HASS-H (HASS-D 1); CI-H Introduces students to a coherent set of textual and visual materials drawn from different geographical regions, languages, artistic genres, and historical periods. The focus may vary but usually cuts across national boundaries. Includes non-English works read in translation and examines different kinds of writing, both fiction and nonfiction. Pays special attention to such issues as identity formation, cultural contact, exploration, and exile. Previously taught topics include contemporary writing from Africa and South Asia, the impact of the discovery of the New World, and Caribbean literature. 21L.008J Black Matters: Introduction to Black Studies
Prereq: 3-0-9 HASS-A, HASS-H (HASS-D 4); CI-H Interdisciplinary survey of people of African descent that draws on the overlapping approaches of history, literature, anthropology, legal studies, media studies, performance, linguistics, and creative writing. Connects the experiences of African-Americans and of other American minorities, focusing on social, political, and cultural histories, and on linguistic patterns. Includes lectures, discussions, workshops, and required field trips that involve minimal cost to students. 21L.009 Shakespeare
Prereq: 3-0-9 HASS-H (HASS-D 1); CI-H Focuses on the reading of six to eight of Shakespeare's plays, as well as their adaptation for stage and/or film. Selected texts cover the range of genres in which Shakespeare wrote (i.e., history, comedy, tragedy, and romance). Special emphasis in some terms on performances and adaptations of Shakespearean drama around the world. Plays studied vary across sections and from term to term, and have recently included Henry IV Part 1, Hamlet, A Midsummer Night's Dream, King Lear, Othello, and The Tempest. Enrollment limited. 21L.010J Writing with Shakespeare
Prereq: 3-0-9 HASS-H (HASS-D 1); CI-H Focuses on writing and speaking using Shakespeare as a model and means for mastery of English language skills. Emphasizes the development of students' ability to write clearly and effectively in a range of genres with an awareness of audience. Designed to increase students' confidence and pleasure in verbal communication and analysis of language. Students write frequently, give and receive feedback, improve their work through revision, and participate actively in class discussions and presentations. Enrollment limited. 21L.011 The Film Experience
Prereq: 3-3-6 HASS-A (HASS-D 3); CI-H Concentrates on close analysis and criticism of a wide range of films, including works from the early silent period, documentary and avant-garde films, European art cinema, and contemporary Hollywood fare. Through comparative reading films from different eras and countries, students develop the skills to turn their in-depth analyses into interpretations and explore theoretical issues related to spectatorship. Syllabus varies from term to term, but usually includes such directors as Coppola, Eisentein, Fellini, Godard, Griffith, Hawks, Hitchcock, Kubrick, Kurosawa, Tarantino, Welles, Wiseman, and Zhang. Enrollment limited. 21L.012 Forms of Western Narrative
Prereq: 3-3-6 HASS-H (HASS-D 1); CI-H Examines a wide assortment of narrative forms, from Homer to the present, and considers why and how stories are told. Focuses on the close reading literary and cultural issues, the emergence of different narrative genres, and how different media affect the construction and interpretation of narratives. Syllabus varies by terms, but usually includes materials such as epics, novels, tales, short stories, films, television programs, graphic novels, and interactive games. Enrollment limited. 21L.013 The Supernatural in Music, Literature
and Culture
(Subject meets with 21A.113J, 21M.013J)Prereq: 3-0-9 HASS-A, HASS-H (HASS-D 3); CI-H Explores the relationship between music and the supernatural, focusing on the social history and context of supernatural beliefs as reflected in key literary and musical works from 1600 to the present. Provides a better understanding of the place of ambiguity and the role of interpretation in culture, science and art. Explores great works of art by Shakespeare, Verdi, Goethe (in translation), Gounod, Henry James and Benjamin Britten. Readings will also include selections from the most recent scholarship on magic and the supernatural. Writing assignments will range from web-based projects to analytic essays. No previous experience in music is necessary. Projected guest lectures, musical performances, field trips. Enrollment limited. 21L.014 Empire: Introduction
to Ancient and Medieval Studies
(Subject meets with 21H.007J)Prereq: 3-0-9 HASS-H (HASS-E); CI-H Interdisciplinary investigation of three of the best-documented pre-modern empires: the Roman empire of Augustus, the Frankish empire of Charlemagne, and the English empire in the age of the Hundred Years' War. Focuses on how large, multi-ethnic empires were created, sustained, legitimated, and contested through conquest, government, literature, art, architecture, thought, social relationships, economic organization, and technology. Students examine several different types of evidence, read across a variety of disciplines, and develop skills to identify continuities and changes in ancient and medieval societies. Enrollment limited. 21L.017 The Art of the Probable
Prereq: 3-0-9 HASS-H (HASS-D 2); CI-H Examines literary texts and/or films in relation to the history of the idea of probability. Traces the growing importance of probability as a basic property of things and the world, as well as a measure of the reliability of our ideas and beliefs. Connects the development and use of probabilistic reasoning (e.g., in the lottery and in statistics) with literary and cultural concerns regarding the rationality of belief, risk and uncertainty, free will and determinism, chance and fate. Discussion of the work of scientific and philosophical pioneers of probabilistic thought (e.g., Pascal, Leibniz, Bernoulli, Laplace, and Einstein) in conjunction with works by Shakespeare, Voltaire, H. G. Wells, Pynchon and Stoppard, among others. Enrollment limited. 21L.018 Introduction to English Literature
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Prereq: 3-0-9 HASS-H (HASS-E); CI-H Examines the rich heritage of English literature across genre and historical period. Designed for students who want to know more about English literature or about English culture and history. Studies the relationship between literary themes, forms, and conventions and the times in which they were produced. Explores (for instance) Renaissance lyrics and drama, Enlightenment satires in word image, the 19th-century novel, and modern and contemporary stories, poems and film. Enrollment limited. 21L.019 Introduction to European and Latin American Fiction
3-0-9 HASS-H (HASS-D 1); CI-H Studies great works of European and Latin American fiction. Attention to a variety of forms including: the picaresque, epistolary, realist, naturalist, and magical realist fiction. Emphasizes ways in which the unique history of each country shaped the imaginative responses of its writers. Authors include Cervantes, Laclos, Goethe, Mann, Dostoevsky, Flaubert, Zola, Unamuno, Woolf, Garcia, Marquez, and Allende. Taught in Enligsh. Enrollment limited. 21L.020J Globalization: The Good, the Bad, and the In-Between
Prereq: 3-0-6 HASS-H (HASS-D 4); CI-H Examines the cultural paradoxes of contemporary globalization. Studies the cultural, linguistic, social and political impact of globalization across international borders and on specific language communities. Students analyze contending definitions of globalization and principal agents of change, and why some of them engender backlash; learn to distinguish what is considered new, hybrid, and traditional; identify the agents, costs and benefits of global networks; and explore how world citizens preserve cultural specificity. Students also develop cultural literacy through study of second language and culture, research, development of virtual materials, and interactions with MIT's international students. Students cannot receive credit without simultaneous completion of a 9-unit language subject. Preference to freshmen. 21L.021 Comedy
(formerly 21L.421) 3-3-6 HASS-H (HASS-D 1); CI-H Surveys a range of comic texts in different media, the cultures that produced them, and various theories of comedy. Authors and directors studied may include Aristophanes, Shakespeare, Moliere, Austen, Wilde and Chaplin. Enrollment limited. 21L.022J Darwin and Design
(formerly 21L.448)
Prereq: 3-0-9 HASS-H (HASS-D 2); CI-H In The Origin of Species, Darwin provided a model for understanding the existence of objects and systems manifesting evidence of design without posing a designer, and of purpose and mechanism without intelligent agency. Texts deal with pre-Darwinian and later treatment of this topic within literature and speculative thought since the 18th-century, with some attention to the modern study of feedback mechanism in artificial intelligence. Readings in Hume, Voltaire, Malthus, Darwin, Butler, Hardy, H.G. Wells, and Freud. Enrollment limited. 21L.023J Folk Music of the British Isles and North America
(formerly 21L.423) Prereq: 3-1-8 HASS-A (HASS-D 3); CI-H Examines the production, transmission, preservation and the qualities of folk music in the British Isles and North America from the 18th century to the folk revival of the 1960s and the present. Special emphasis on balladry, fiddle styles, and African-American influences. Enrollment limited. 21L.044J Classics of Chinese Literature in Translation
Prereq: 3-0-9 HASS-H (HASS-E) Introduction to some of the major genres of traditional Chinese poetry, fiction, and drama. Intended to give students a basic understanding of the central features of traditional Chinese literary genres, as well as to introduce students to the classic works of the Chinese literary tradition. Works read include Journey to the West, Outlaws of the Margin, Dream of the Red Chamber, and the poetry of the major Tang dynasty poets. Literature read in translation. Taught in English. 21L.048J International Women's Voices
(formerly 21L.522) Prereq: 3-0-9 HASS-H (HASS-D 1); CI-H Introduces students to a variety of fictional works by contemporary women writers. International perspective emphasizes the extent, if any, there is an identifiable female voice that transcends national boundries. Uses a variety of interpretive perspectives, including sociohistorial, psychoanalytic, and feminist criticism, to examine texts. Authors include Mariama Ba, Isabel Aleende, Anita Desai, Maxine Hong Kingston, Toni Morrison, Doris Lessing, Alifa Riyaat, Yang Jiang, Nawal Al-Saadawi, and Sawako Ariyoshi. Taught in English. Limited enrollment. |


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UPDATE -- Michael Jackson passed away today at the age of 50. Click here for the latest.
We've just learned Michael Jackson was taken by ambulance to a hospital in Los Angeles ... and we're told it was cardiac arrest and that paramedics administered CPR in the ambulance ... and it's looking bad.
He was picked up at his home around 20 minutes ago -- we're told his mother is on the way to visit him.
UPDATE: The 911 call came in at 12:21PM at his Holmby Hills home in L.A.
UPDATE: A Jackson family member tells TMZ Michael is in "really bad shape" and the brothers are headed to UCLA.
UPDATE: We just got off the phone with Joe Jackson, Michael's dad, who says "he is not doing well."
micheals name has been dragged through the mud so many times plus the poor sod has been put through the mill as well..he might be able to has a better life now in heaven....he was a star and stilll remain a star in my mind...long live micheal jackson....respect from england man....
Michael's passing has brought my hometown friends and I together reminiscing of our times dancing to his music. I felt he was a musical genius in his own right and had no childhood which I feel caused him to be such an eccentric. He talent will be missed by me and my colleagues. Now I know how Elvis' fans felt when he passed on. I was only 11 but I know where I was and what I was doing when his passing was announced. I feel a little piece of my POP Music Heart has been taken with Michael's passing on.
When someone dies it is not necessary to so totally disrespect them. There is not a person in the world that has such a perfect life to be judging Michael's. People who never knew him personally, suddenly feel so qualified to state what was in his heart and mind.
His life is over, he had a very troubled life from the time he was a child; this didn't just happen. His happiest moments were on stage...where he felt loved and accepted. People do not want to look at CHILD ABUSE and what it does to a child, the long term affects into adulthood. I grew up being an abused child, and you stop growing emotionally. You always think you have to prove yourself, so people will like you. Michael was performance driven and the more famous he became, this increased as well. After Thriller it was "what do I do now to keep them loving me"! If you have ever been abused you know what I am saying. We are all fallen people...not one of us has anything to brag about....but for the grace of God!
michael will be missed he was loved by many an he will contiune to be loved ,but one thing that we all but remember that god makes no mistakes when he calls you home so we must look at it form gods point of view he loved him more and he was ready for him to come home to rest with him. so we should remember michael jackson for the good he did and that was his music that brought light too our life.
What is it with some of these comments, We have lost a remarkable entertainer. A lot of his Weirdness was brought on by people like this that have no life and all they want to do is down someone for what they may or may not have done. He did not get any respect or peace in life. If you could not go anywhere without being mobed you would be a little weird too. Leave him be now. Show respect for him and his family.
I knew when I heard the news, it had to be drug related. Michael was indeed talented and I love all of his music. His personal life, however, was about as bizarre as it gets!
I think that all of you are idiots for saying the HORRIBLE things you are saying about Michael Jackson...No...He was not perfect but seriously??? Who is?? He is and always will be the King Of Pop...He was a truly amazing artist and his music will live on....Seriously....You guys need to grow up and understand he was someones Father, Brother, And Son so show some respect!!!!!!!!!!!
# 33 You deserve what you will get in life!
you reap what you sow!!
33. Only 15% of people survive cardiac arrest OUTSIDE of the hospital. When the heart stops beating, you have 6 minutes to get it back to beating. Takes an average of 10 minutes to get an ambulance. Most households don't know how to perform CPR. An electrolyte imbalance usually causes cardiac arrest... commonly caused from fad diets, drugs, alcohol, pounding Bubbles the chimp in the azz. I hope he dies.
Posted at 4:58PM on Jun 25th 2009 by Surgeon55
I love what was said about TMZ in this tribute to Michael Jackson.
I am still in shock at the news of Michael Jackson dying. I just can't believe it...we have surely lost an Icon in music. It just won't be the same. I will always love Michael and everything he stood for...I hate seeing all the hateful remarks in comments left about him and I hope the owners of these sites will delete them...the man was aquitted of all charges...but besides all that, He was a genius in the musical field...Please remember what he did accomplish and remember how his family must be feeling now...I didn't even know him personally and I can't stop crying...I'm a 58 year old woman and I love him and his music...God bless his family and his children...Michael, rest in peace...you will be missed! But through your music you will live on within all of us who loved you.
-sOme ppl are sO rude !. MJ tOuched sO many ppl and we will fOrever and always thank him fOr that . nO matter what ppl say all the gOOd he has dOne Out weighs the badd . sO shOw him the respect that he deserves . R.I.P Michael JacksOn . yOu will fOrever be lOved and remembered . ily . rest in peace .
MJ the name has its own magic. period . for all those who love him or hate him, what matters is, he evokes an emotion. i m very certain about the fact that, after his death he'll become even more famous, and immortal. i dont know wat he did or wat he was. probably dont even know too much about his music. one thing i know is, i ve never seen somebody create such a hysteria, isnt he a greater power to neutralise all the evil, all thats bad, he has given happy moments to so many souls, if yopu put them together, it counts for more than all the IMAGINED sins.
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Anesthesiology Research and Practice
Volume 2012 (2012), Article ID 971963, 12 pages
Regional Blockade of the Shoulder: Approaches and Outcomes
Department of Anesthesiology, Vanderbilt University School of Medicine, 1301 Medical Center Drive, 4648 The Vanderbilt Clinic, Nashville, TN 37232-5614, USA
Received 6 February 2012; Accepted 7 May 2012
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Picked up these four Kamado Joe's today. Local Ace Hardware was having a sale. Purchased two extra large Kamado Joes for 920 a piece, all accessories inlcuded and two Larg Kamado Joes for 599 a piece. Anybody wanna BBQ?
Wow, that's a steal man!!!
I'm speechless for once!
I know....I told them I would buy 4 and they dropped the sale price even further. Original sale price was 639 on the Large and 999 for the X-tra large. They had one large left (display model) when I left. I asked him if they were not going to sell them anymore and he said no....just wanted to get the interest up on them. He got my interest up. I have been shopping these and have not seen a price close to that.
Dang!! Wish i had the spare cash to drop on 4 Joes....
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As for what they need to go after, there are two areas that the Jaguars absolutely have to attack: the pass rush and the interior offensive line.
Priority #1 is to get that edge pass rusher. I think they'll target Michael Bennett from Seattle if he hits the open market on March 11th but there's no guarantee the Seahawks won't lock him up. With that being said, I think Oakland's Lamarr Houston is worth mentioning. He fits their scheme and he's only 27 years old; but most importantly, he can play both end and tackle.
Jacksonville has had issues all along the defensive line. Roy Miller dealt with injuries all season, Jeremy Mincey is gone, Andre Branch came along toward the end of the season but has mostly struggled through out the course of his young career. Other than Sen'Derrik Marks, the defensive line has been mediocre at best. Jason Babin and Tyson Alualau haven't really worked out as pass rushers. The Jags have been the worst in the league for several seasons now at putting pressure on and getting to the quarterback. (They had 31 sacks this past year and only 20 the season before.) So to add a guy like Houston, whose size and speed make him a legitimate threat at the point of attack, would be a nice addition.
The second priority is the interior offensive line. Let's start with the center position. We know that Brad Meester has retired so ideally you'd love to see them get a guy like Alex Mack to replace him. Unfortunately, he may be out of the Jaguars' price range and personally, I don't think he's going to get out of Cleveland. They may be ok with going with Jacque McClendon at center, who's already on the team so maybe they feel ok about the position. Because of that, I think guard is going to be a bigger priority than center. Zane Beadles would certainly fit what they're looking for (under 30, a starter, and healthy) so I could see them going after him.
Whatever the Jags do, look for them to try and sign at least one or two guys who can start immediately on the first day of free agency. Whether or not Jacksonville makes "splashy" moves or signs big name guys, if they add players that can help improve the team, then they've accomplished their goal.
"Justin Blackmon of the Jacksonville Jaguars has been suspended indefinitely without pay for violating the NFL Policy and Program for Substances of Abuse ..."
As I read this official team statement Friday, all I could think was, "You've got to be kidding me." That thought was then followed by, "I can't believe this," which was soon replaced with "No, I can believe this."
In my opinion, Blackmon's decisions that have ultimately led to an indefinite suspension from the NFL are decisions made by a selfish individual who has yet to learn how to handle fame and fortune. And while he should probably never play another game in a Jaguars jersey, I think he will. Here's why…
First off, Blackmon is a hell of a talent despite his personal issues. If he can get his off the field troubles straightened out, he's already proven that he can take care of his business on the field. In the NFL, talent forgives all, even multiple offenses. If this organization truly believes that Blackmon can get his act together, I believe they will give him another chance. This franchise is so devoid of talent, they need playmakers that they can build around for the future. (Again, this is contingent on Blackmon pulling it together.)
On the flipside, think about this: if the Jaguars decide to waive Blackmon and he does pull it together, what happens if he gets re-instated and another team snatches him up? What if after getting snatched up by another team, he puts up ridiculous numbers? The only talk that will come from Jaguars fans then will be about how Blackmon could be putting up those numbers in Jacksonville. It does this team no good to waive him at this point.
Blackmon is already on strike 2, meaning if he screws up again, he's out of the league permanently. Thus, if Jacksonville brings him back and he does have another slip up, you don't run the risk of him revitalizing his career with another team once you part ways with him. On occasion, you see players screw up their career with one team and then find redemption with another. That wouldn't be the case for Blackmon.
Finally, if nothing else, bring Blackmon back and trade him. Get something for him. Dave Caldwell has continually made it clear that he will rebuild this team through the draft; so get picks. Again, Blackmon's talent is evident. Despite his off the field issues, I do believe a team would take a chance on him simply based on his abilities on the field. If that is the case, it's a win for Jacksonville.
Again, all of these scenarios are based on Justin Blackmon getting help, following the steps to get clean and fight whatever issues he's facing, and then being re-instated by the league. There are a lot of big "ifs" in these hypotheticals. But IF Blackmon can get help, fight his demons, stay clean, and get re-instated, I think he can once again find success on the field; and I still think he can find it here in Jacksonville.
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By: David Levin (@davidlevin71)
When the owner of the Jacksonville Jaguars, who happens to be the owner of the English Premier League's Fulham club, is in London to help promote the NFL game between his Jaguar and the San Francisco 49ers this week, you know a good time is going to be had by all. Sometimes, it is really good to be Shad Khan. Sometimes, we should all be like Shad Khan.
The Jaguars owner may be the luckiest guy this weekend, being in a foreign land - there to help the buzz with the NFL's obsession with London and overseas exposure and here is a man who wants to make his franchise a more polarizing figure in the world of sports not just its own league.
As a fan of the Jacksonville Jaguars, how can you not like what he is doing? The man truly lives in rock star shoes and marches to the beat of a successful drum, regardless of the team's record, what injuries the team has sustained, or how the team might be headed to NFL immortality as a perennial loser in the league.
Part of this appeal to the Jaguars and Khan this week is the fact this is the only game in town and this idea that as the only game in town, the reigning NFC Champions and the team with the worst record in the NFL (along with Tampa Bay) the local media is treating this like a Super Bowl. The Jaguars (and Khan) have to be loving this (cue in the McDonald's commercial).
Add to all of this that the Jaguars are as healthy a team as they have been all season with only one player being held out of practice and this could be a very enticing game should it linger into the fourth quarter.
I don't think that is going to happen, but we can all live in the land of "Make Believe" for moment or two. In case you were wondering, 31-20 49ers.
Khan continues to show that is all about making an impression on the NFL with this franchise. Not St. Louis or any other team in this league. Khan is the new wave of NFL, not the stodgy Al Davis or the combustible Daniel Snyder or the "steady as she goes" Bob Kraft. Khan is every bit the entertainer, rock star, politician, businessman and entrepreneur that we all know and have come to love. There is no boredom to him.
In this week, where the team announced its 2014 opponent in London to be none other than the Dallas Cowboys, there is reason to believe all of this change and recharging is being done for all the right reasons.
In a week like this, Khan wouldn't have it any other way. In a week like this, we should not expect anything different.


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Packer, Ian (1996) The land issue and the future of Scottish liberalism in 1914. Scottish Historical Review, 75 (1). pp. 52-71. ISSN 0036-9241
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Official URL: | http://dx.doi.org/10.3366/shr.19220.127.116.11 |
Divisions: | College of Arts > Lincoln School of Humanities |
Abstract: | This article examines the state of the Scottish Liberal Party in 1914 through the lens of its attitude to land reform, in particular Lloyd George's Land Campaign of 1912-14. It concludes that whilst the Scottish form of the Land Campaign was not as radical in some ways as its English counterpart, it was an effective way of holding Scottish Liberals together and persuading the whole party to gradually accept more social reform. |
Date Deposited: | 27 May 2012 20:17 |
URI: | http://eprints.lincoln.ac.uk/id/eprint/5715 |
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(4) Earnings before interest, taxes, depreciation and amortization ("EBITDA") is calculated as net income attributable to Holly Energy Partners plus (i) interest expense, net of interest income, (ii) state income tax and (iii) depreciation and amortization (excluding Predecessor amounts). EBITDA is not a calculation based upon GAAP. However, the amounts included in the EBITDA calculation are derived from amounts included in our consolidated financial statements. EBITDA should not be considered as an alternative to net income attributable to Holly Energy Partners or operating income, as an indication of our operating performance or as an alternative to operating cash flow as a measure of liquidity. EBITDA is not necessarily comparable to similarly titled measures of other companies. EBITDA is presented here because it is a widely used financial indicator used by investors and analysts to measure performance. EBITDA also is used by our management for internal analysis and as a basis for compliance with financial covenants.
Set forth below is our calculation of EBITDA. | Three Months Ended December 31, | Year Ended December 31, | |||||||||||||||
2012 | 2011 | 2012 | 2011 | ||||||||||||||
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Net income attributable to Holly Energy Partners | $ | 27,039 | $ | 30,894 | $ | 94,152 | $ | 79,799 | |||||||||
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Interest expense | 11,111 | 9,508 | 40,141 | 34,706 | |||||||||||||
Amortization of discount and deferred debt charges | 530 | 309 | 1,946 | 1,212 | |||||||||||||
Loss on early extinguishment of debt | — | — | 2,979 | — | |||||||||||||
Increase in interest expense – non-cash charges attributable to interest rate swaps and swap settlement costs | 1,273 | 41 | 5,095 | 41 | |||||||||||||
State income tax | 83 | 65 | 371 | 234 | |||||||||||||
Depreciation and amortization | 14,660 | 10,554 | 57,461 | 36,958 | |||||||||||||
Predecessor depreciation and amortization | — | (1,643 | ) | (7,903 | ) | (3,184 | ) | ||||||||||
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Parade went well. Now a bunch of guys are out at the park making carnage. Loso lost a brake line and rock slider to a log (?) Then a broke off track bar mount in the front . We welded it up and set him back out. Ryan has a bad hock issue makig a spring do goofy things. Jeff has just changed a tire (37 Bogger) Hope its not tore. and that was all in just the hour I was there.
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I know they won't move anyways. The NBA probably won't let them do it 2 us again!
But i think MJ is a great owner for us and I am ready for Bob to sell it to him. But does that mean we change are name to the MikeCats? lol
Some highlights, I liked this interview a lot!
Johnson said his close friend Jordan would be an excellent owner for the Bobcats and could possibly buy the majority share in the team whenever Jordan came up with the proper financing.There is no way I will ever suggest to the league or the city that the Bobcats leave Charlotte. Absolutely, unequivocally that's not an option and never will be for me. Charlotte is an outstanding market, and it will come back like the entire economy will come back.Johnson also disclosed in the interview that he owns slightly more than 70 percent of the BobcatsJohnson said that he would be happy to do an equity switch with Jordan staying on as a minority partner if Jordan became the majority owner but that Jordan would have to put a lot of capital into that.Johnson also said that if he one day sold the majority share of the team to someone other than Jordan that he would first ensure the new owner was planning to keep the team in Charlottefull article HERE: http://www.charlotteobserver.com/bob...ry/667266.htmlJohnson said the Charlotte Jumper Classic the equestrian event that drew criticism because its timing helped force the Bobcats to play their final four games of the season on the road would likely move to the fall from now on.
I know they won't move anyways. The NBA probably won't let them do it 2 us again!
But i think MJ is a great owner for us and I am ready for Bob to sell it to him. But does that mean we change are name to the MikeCats? lol
Good find, teej, and I agree, good interview by Bob.....for once Yeah, like I said on another thread, I'm not worried at all about the Cats future in Charlotte. The only thing that could take them from here is if the economy got so bad that the franchise just has to close down, and the NBA would step in before it got to that point and they'd run it themselves. Outside of Seattle, I just can't think of a city that could/would support a new team, especially in these times.
"The Charlotte Hornets name has been a mainstay throughout the region for many years, and we are excited to announce our intention to re-establish this historic brand. We believe that its return will galvanize our fan base by unifying our loyal Bobcats fans with those who have strong memories of our city's NBA predecessor." MJ, 5-21-13