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March 31, 2010
Reading: Isaiah
61: 1-11
"He has clothed me with the
garments of salvation" Isaiah 61:10
That day in September, 1967 is one that is forever inscribed in my
memory-it was the day we adopted my eldest son. The sun was shining and my wife
and I had a smile on our faces and great expectation and joy in our hearts. We
were about to be introduced to our son for the very first time. We waited in
the administrator's office while she went to get the newest member of our
family. When she opened the door she held in her arms the most adorable little
boy you have ever seen. After signing the final paperwork we walked out into
the sun drenched day with our son in our arms and the sunshine in our hearts.
The first thing we did was drive to Fred Meyer's and bought our son some
Although God does not shop at Fred Meyers He does clothe His newly
adopted children in garments only He can provide-the garments of salvation.
Isaiah speaks of God's children as "the posterity whom the LORD has blessed"
(v 9). Yes, all who are in Christ are Abraham's seed (Gal
Would you prefer to be clothed otherwise? God's children are identified
as such by the clothing they wear. It does not matter how you are clothed when
He first adopts you He always outfits you with the garments of salvation. When
we adopted our baby he was dressed in a beautiful canary yellow outfit but we
still bought him new clothes. Whether God's newly adopted child comes clothed
with a life of good works and pleasing personality or whether he has been
convicted of bank robbery or murder, in God's eyes his clothing is nothing but
filthy rags
we are all like an unclean thing, and all our righteousnesses
are like filthy rags; we all fade as a leaf, and our iniquities, like the wind,
have taken us away" Isaiah 64:6.
A wonderful account in the Old Testament (Zech 3:1-5) describes
perfectly what God has done for us. Joshua, a High Priest, was standing before
the Lord and Satan was busy accusing him. Joshua, instead of being clothed in
his beautiful High Priestly garments, stood before the Lord in "filthy
garments." Instead of listening to Satan's accusations the Lord told His angel,
"'Take away the filthy garments from him.'
And to him He said, 'See, I have removed your iniquity
from you, and I will clothe you with rich robes'" Zechariah 3:4.
What very rich robes our heavenly Father has dressed us in. The Levite
priests were clothed in "white linen robes" and, as priests to the Lord, we also are clothed in the purest and brightest of all
white clothing, the righteousness of Jesus Christ. Ever since our first
ancestors sinned God has provided clothing for His people (Gen
While our new Father does not take us shopping at Fred Meyer's for new
clothes, He does clothe us. The Psalmist put it in this manner:
"You have turned for me my mourning into
dancing; You have put off my sackcloth and clothed me
with gladness" Psalm 30:11.
Jesus promised to those who are called overcomers,
"He who overcomes shall be clothed in white
garments, and I will not blot out his name from the Book of Life; but I will
confess his name before My Father and before His angels" Revelation 3:5.
This is how He presents His brethren to His Father-in white garments,
pure white garments, with no smears or stains. One of the analogies the Spirit
of God uses to describe the relationship of Jesus and the saved is that of
Husband and spouse.
"And to her it was granted to be arrayed in
fine linen, clean and bright, for the fine linen is the righteous acts of the
saints" Revelation 19:8, see also Ezekiel 16;10-14.
When the God who created the gorgeous plumage of birds and the brilliant
colors of tropical fish, when the Divine Artist who painted the evening sky
with its multitude of pastel colors and places the arc of color in the sky,
when He designs and produces the garments for His children to wear, nothing can
match their design and beauty. When viewed by God and through His eyes the
white linen robes in which the saints are clothed are perfect in design and are
a perfect blend of color with no flaws, no smudges and no blemish of any kind.
May God be praised for His magnificent workmanship seen in the garments
of salvation with which He clothes each of His adopted children.
Puritan quote:
�"Oh then, what
matter of joy must it be to a sincere Christian to have the rich and royal
garment of Christ's righteousness cast upon him! (Isaiah 28:16). A sincere
Christian rests on the righteousness of Christ as on a sure foundation:
"Surely shall one say, In the Lord have I righteousness and strength"
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Selected Publications
- Carry Me Back: The Domestic Slave Trade in American Life (Oxford University Press, 2005).
- "The Domestic Slave Trade," in Michael Perman and Amy Murrell Taylor, eds., Major Problems in the Civil War and Reconstruction, 3rd ed. (Boston, MA: Wadsworth, 2011), 50-65.
- "Rethinking the Slave Trade: Slave Traders and the Market Revolution in the South," in L. Diane Barnes, Brian Schoen, and Frank Towers, eds., The Old South's Modern Worlds: Slavery, Region, and Nation in the Age of Progress (New York: Oxford University Press, 2011), 104-19.
- "An 'abominable' New Trade: The Closing of the African Slave Trade and the Changing Patterns of U.S. Political Power, 1808-60," William and Mary Quarterly, 66 (October 2009), 832-49.
- "The Domestic Slave Trade in America: The Lifeblood of the Southern Slave System," in Walter Johnson, ed., The Chattel Principle: Internal Slave Trades in the Americas (Yale University Press, 2005), 91-116.
- "The Irony of Liberty: The Origins of the Domestic Slave Trade," Journal of the Early Republic, 12 (Spring 1992), 37-62.
- "'By farr the most profitable trade': Slave Trading in British Colonial North America," Slavery & Abolition, 10 (September 1989), 107-25.


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I was grumbling on Twitter earlier today about writing comics that basically required a lot of work from the reader in terms of being socially aware of some pretty common concepts IF you read a lot about intersectional social justice things, such as cultural appropriation, and ingrained racism. Because, truthfully, I don't really feel much of a desire to write a comic that explains institutionalized racism, but it is difficult sometimes to just write comics about my personal experience when my personal immigrant experience is rooted in a lot of history that really is not taught in schools.
Anyway, I wrote this comic, and it's about the cultural appropriation of food - the tendency of people to easily co-opt "ethnic" cuisine as their own, while simultaneously obsessing over the "authenticity" of food.
Still, I'm writing from the viewpoint of a cranky immigrant, but also as someone who considers bell hooks' "Eating the Other" and Edward Said's Orientalism, as major touchstones that have informed a lot of my work(and viewpoint). How does this comic read to someone that doesn't share that same viewpoint? Or background? I think even a lot of my white liberal friends would feel annoyed at me commenting on how they consume something they love("ethnic" food). I think a lot of my asian friends would tell me I'm over thinking it.
It rambles, I know that. But I wrote it, and I want to share it. The "you" is not a single person, but an amalgamation of experiences I've had.
It's directly informed by Soleil Ho's Craving the Other from late 2013 - I'd started this comic before I read it, but once I did, it was several moments of "YES. THIS. EXACTLY THIS" It is a much more focused essay than my comic, and I really recommend you read it.
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What to Expect When You're Expecting: Critic Reviews
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Rotten Tomatoes: 137 reviews
Owen Gleiberman Entertainment Weekly (Top Critic)67As sociology, it's skin-deep, but if you're a parent or preparing to be one, you might see yourself in a few of these folks and have a good time doing so.Full Review » 2 years ago
A.O. Scott New York Times (Top Critic)60The overall mood is of warm reassurance, and some of it is even pretty funny.Full Review » 2 years ago
Mike McCahill Guardian [UK] (Top Critic)40Someday Hollywood will think of women as more than fallopian tubes in heels; until then, we're stuck with this kind of project.Full Review » 2 years ago
Claudia Puig USA Today (Top Critic)25What audiences should expect is a tone-deaf, superficial, charmless ensemble rom-com, focused on five attractive, but uninteresting, couples.Full Review » 2 years ago
Stephanie Merry Washington Post (Top Critic)50The movie turns out to be a little of everything yet succeeds only occasionally at anything.Full Review » 2 years ago
Ty Burr Boston Globe (Top Critic)75The writing is sharp and the performances bright, and if you've been through the forced gestational march known as pregnancy, there are knowing laughs to be had.Full Review » 2 years ago
Eric Hynes Village Voice (Top Critic)For all the fear, loathing, and overthinking that Murkoff's bedside text engenders, its journey ends with the hopeful beginning of a new life, whereas the movie leaves you hoping for a swift end to your own.Full Review » 2 years ago
Joe Neumaier New York Daily News (Top Critic)20What you don't expect is how bad almost all of it is.Full Review » 2 years ago
Glenn Kenny MSN Movies (Top Critic)30Everything that happens in the multiple story lines is entirely predictable; the only question is when.Full Review » 2 years ago
Roger Ebert Chicago Sun-Times (Top Critic)63The plot nearly stalls with gridlock. It's clever but the stories are thin soup.Full Review » 2 years ago
J. R. Jones Chicago Reader (Top Critic)Technically the genre isn't beneath contempt. But this movie is.Full Review » 2 years ago
Carrie Rickey Philadelphia Inquirer (Top Critic)50It makes one long for the comparative complexity and subtlety of Valentine's Day.Full Review » 2 years ago
Colin Covert Minneapolis Star Tribune (Top Critic)50An amiable but disjointed movie with too many stories and not enough storytelling.Full Review » 2 years ago
Tom Long Detroit News (Top Critic)25"What to Expect" rolls out this shocking revelation: Having kids is a messy and complicated process.Full Review » 2 years ago
Bill Goodykoontz Arizona Republic (Top Critic)40Some of the pregnancies are played for laughs, others are depicted more melodramatically. It's a mishmash of mediocrity.Full Review » 2 years ago
Lael Loewenstein Variety (Top Critic)Helmer Kirk Jones does a solid job negotiating the material and managing the few tonal shifts when an occasional dark moment emerges.Full Review » 2 years ago
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Farran Smith Nehme New York Post (Top Critic)50The film is dully shot and so predictably plotted, you could tick off the items like you're packing a bag for the delivery room.Full Review » 2 years ago
Peter Howell Toronto Star (Top Critic)63What to Expect When You're Expecting is pretty much what you'd expect. It plays to its target audience with a vengeance, and that audience would be people expecting kids or who can remember their own pre-parenthood jitters.Full Review » 2 years ago
William Goss Film.com (Top Critic)Patently contrived to deliver the safer side of pregnancy-related humor over the course of five tidily intersecting plot lines.Full Review » 2 years ago
Jennie Punter Globe and Mail (Top Critic)50It's a sitcom-y ensemble film (complete with product placement) that feels like you're flipping around the TV dial.Full Review » 2 years ago
Sheri Linden Hollywood Reporter (Top Critic)Amid the would-be and actual laughs, the screenplay tries to drum up drama, but every disagreement and tension is treated superficially and summarily resolved.Full Review » 2 years ago
Christy Lemire Associated Press (Top Critic)A good-looking cast of popular actors can only do so much with material that's superficial and sitcommy.Full Review » 2 years ago
Peter Travers Rolling Stone (Top Critic)The still-born What To Expect... is an all-star dud that could be easily confused with Valentine's Day and New Year's Eve, except for the absence of Ashton Kutcher.Full Review » 2 years ago
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The Batman Begins star was reportedly caught out after taking a nap in a makeshift dressing room while shooting the thriller Now You See Me in the Old Loews theatre in New Orleans.
A supposed source told Britain's Daily Mirror, "When Michael eventually woke up, he realised he was locked in. His mobile phone was in his trailer and there was no electricity in the attic, meaning he couldn't see a thing. It was pitch black. Michael started shouting for help but no one could hear him.
"It was only when an on-set carpenter who had left his tools in the theatre went to do some maintenance work the following morning that he was discovered. It's fair to say Michael wasn't in the best of moods - although he was grateful to have been found."
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TOP DIVISIONAL TEAMS TO MEET: With the league's divisions starting to take shape, the two divisional leaders will meet this Saturday. East-leading Kent will travel to West-leading Western Michigan in a 2 p.m. battle, which will feature two of the MAC's leading scorers in Western Michigan's Kristin Koetsier (21.1) and Kent's Dawn Zerman (18.9).
THE NON-CONFERENCE LOOK: After the first nine weeks of the season, the Mid-American Conference has posted a 60-73 non-conference record, which translates into a .451 winning percentage. That mark also includes an 0-8 record against nationally-ranked opponents. Last year, the MAC's record in non-conference play was 59-66 (.472).
A LOOK AT THE RPI: In the weekly installment of the College Basketball News Women's RPI Report (through games of Jan. 17), the Mid-American Conference was ranked No. 17 among the 31 Division I conferences and is also ranked No. 16 according to the Women's Basketball Coaches Association. The MAC had three schools in the top-150 -- Kent (No. 47), Western Michigan (No. 93) and Buffalo (No. 132) -- and eight of the 13 schools in the top 200 of the RPI Report.
WMU ROLLING OVER FOES: Western Michigan evened its record at 7-7 following an 87-47 win at home against Buffalo. At 4-0 in league play, the Broncos are off to their best start since the 1994-95 season. During WMU's win streak, the team is averaging 73.6 points per game and is allowing only 57.6 points per contest. Two of the main reasons for the Broncos success has been the tandem of Kristin Koetsier and Shelsea Erving, who have combined for 44 points per game. In addition, WMU is shooting 47 percent from the floor over that span.
HOY NEARING ASSIST MARK: Akron senior guard Abby Hoy is closing in on the Zips career mark for assists. Entering Wednesday's game at Toledo, Hoy, who has 389 career assists, is three assists shy of tying the mark and four away from breaking the record. The mark is presently held by Diane Hollish, who dished out 392 assists from 1984-88.
PILING UP THE POINTS QUICKLY: Bowling Green's Angie Farmer poured in a career-high 24 points in the Falcons' 79-74 win at Ohio. The junior netted 21 of those 24 in the second half, including 11 straight in a span of 1:20. Inside of that time frame, Farmer drained three consecutive three-pointers in fifty seconds.
BSU'S FRESHMAN FIRE POWER: Through 15 games, Ball State's freshman class of Tamara Bowie, Laurie Kitts and Amy Zercher is accounting for nearly half of the Cardinals' offense. Bowie is averaging 12.5 points per game, while Zercher is at 9.6 points per contest. Kitts is averaging 8.9 points per outing. As a team, Ball State is netting 72.9 points per game, and the trio is scoring 43 percent of the team's points.
BLAZING BULL: Buffalo freshman Katie Blazewski enjoyed perhaps one of her best games as a collegian last Saturday when the Bulls hosted Kent. Blazewski registered a career-high 23 points on 10-of-12 shooting from the floor, while also pulling down nine rebounds and recording five steals.
ROZAK SPARKS CMU OFFENSE: Central Michigan sophomore Alicia Rozak was a spark plug off the bench for the Chippewas all last season, and she's been providing a spark for the Chippewas as a starter during CMU's recent run of success. Rozak has led CMU in scoring in three straight games and has raised her average to 9.6 points per game. Rozak has averaged 17.0 points over the last three games.
HOME ISN'T KIND TO EAGLES: So much for the theory of a home-court advantage. Eastern Michigan is in the midst of a three-game losing streak, with all of those losses coming at home. During that span, the Eagles have only averaged 52 points per game, while allowing almost 71 points a game.
ZERMAN, THE POINT PRODUCER: Known for her stellar defensive play, Kent's Dawn Zerman is putting up some big numbers on the offensive end. Entering her senior year, Zerman averaged 12.8 points per game, and this year she is scoring more than six points higher than her career average (18.9). In each of her last two contests, the senior guard has set career highs in points -- 31 at Buffalo last Saturday and 33 versus Bowling Green on Monday.
LOOKING FOR THE RIGHT MIX: Marshall has used eight different starting lineups this season, including four in as many games. Toni Patillo and Brandy Robertson are the only two Herd players to start each of the last four contests. Georgina German has started three times in the last four games. Yashico Stevens would have been the second player to start every Herd game this season (Patillo), but came off the bench versus Western Michigan because of an illness.
A STEP IN THE RIGHT DIRECTION: After an up and down end to the latter part of December and the first part of January, Miami has won consecutive games for the first time since it won a pair from Dec. 11-20. With a 9-6 mark after their first 15 games, the RedHawks are off to their best start after 15 games since the 1996-97 campaign, when Miami started 10-5.
SZALL REMAINS A DEEP THREAT: Sophomore Cathy Szall in a short period of time has emerged into one of the MAC's long-range threats. After canning 47 three-pointers last year as a freshman, Szall has already nailed 36 this season and ranks third in the league in three-point field goals made per game (2.40). Last week, Szall moved into second-place on the Bobcats career list, trailing only Marlene Stalling's 113.
LIGHT WEEK FOR THE HUSKIES: After dropping a pair of league games last week on the road to Miami and Ball State, Northern Illinois is idle this week until Saturday when it hosts Ohio for the first of two straight home games. Two of NIU's three wins this year have come at home, while the third was a victory on the road at Marshall.
PLAYMAKER PRODUCES FOR UT: Senior Adriane Bryant has stepped up her game considerably since Toledo opened MAC play on Jan. 5. The Rocket point guard has registered career highs in points in three of her last four games. She tallied 15 points in an overtime loss at Western Michigan (Jan. 5), 16 points vs. Miami (Jan. 8) and 21 points vs. Bowling Green (Jan. 11).
KOETSIER REMAINS ON PACE: Western Michigan's Kristin Koetsier's current 21.5 ppg average entering the week has her on pace to score a WMU single-season record 579 points in her first-ever collegiate season. Teammate Shelsea Erving established the program standard by scoring 553 points last season.
SHOWDOWN IN CLEVELAND: Two of the league's teams of the 1990's will face one another next Saturday, Jan. 29 when Toledo and Kent meet at Gund Arena in Cleveland in the Women's College Basketball Classic. The tripleheader begins with Kent-Toledo at 12 p.m., followed by Tennessee-North Carolina State at 2:30 p.m. and concludes with John Carroll-Baldwin Wallace at 5 p.m.
GLOVER HAS A HAND IN ZIPS WIN: Akron's Erica Glover used a second-half scoring surge to give the Zips their first league win of the season, a 72-53 win at Eastern Michigan. Glover, who had 14 of her 15 points in the second half, helped ignite a 15-7 start to the second stanza with eight points.
NEXT IN LINE FOR 1,000 POINTS: Central Michigan senior Shelly Woods is 31 points away from the lofty 1,000-career point mark, and would become the fourth active MAC player to reach the feat and the 12th in Chippewa annals. Woods is averaging 14.3 points per game this season and if she hits just above her average this week, she could hit the mark at CMU's home game Saturday versus Marshall.
IT'S RAINING TREYS FOR BG: With only one player taller than six-foot on its squad, Bowling Green has used the long ball against the opposition this season. The Falcons lead the MAC and the nation in three-point field goals made per game (8.8) and have hit 10 or more treys in a game six different times, including each of their last two games. Bowling Green has dropped in a school-record 141 three-pointers to date, and are chasing the league's single season mark of 234, set by Kent and Ball State in the 1993-94 campaign.
PASS AND SCORE SUITS CUSICK: While she may only be a freshman, Miami's Heather Cusick is quickly adapting to the college game, and is putting up numbers to back that up. Cusick leads the team in assists per game (4.6) and is second in scoring (11.9) and rebounds (4.7). The rookie guard, who is this week's Offensive Player of the Week, is the only player to capture the honor more than one time this year.
TWO MORE TO GO FOR 200: Entering this weekend's battle at Western Michigan, Kent head coach Bob Lindsay is closing in on a personal and a conference milestone. Lindsay, who is in his 11th season with the Golden Flashes, needs two wins to reach the 200 plateau for his career. He would become the first women's coach to reach the mark and the fifth overall in league history.


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nice short video on what's causing the record cold in the US.
same thing as what caused the record drought a year or so back - the weakening of the northern hemisphere jet stream.
h/t @skepticscience
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That's the whole point of a tax on a bad thing: to stop people doing the bad thing.
yeah, but the effect is marginal. you have some moving away from the bad behaviour, but there will always be a core group who keep at it. smoking being the classic example. some people will just pay any price at all to keep doing what they want.
and dairy farmers want to make a shedload of cash. they'll absorb the cost, push it onto consumers, and keep doing it.
the theory goes that consumers will push back and consume less milk. but... like petrol it's something we just grump about, then pay for. look at the butter/cheese kerfuffle when fonterra starting ramping up international prices. people complained, and now we've all adjusted and just keep buying it.
so you end up with a policy that's expensive to operate, maintain and police, and very little change in our carbon emissions.
meanwhile, Soylent Green starts to look more and more like a documentary
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can see the chchers of the future now, gently punting across the bayou.
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saw similar information being presented by a lincoln uni scientist at a geocoding conference two years back.
the same conference where CERA was trumpetting their $20bil building project in the areas soon to be underwater.
two words; totes cray.
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Greenhouse gases and limited freshwater and water pollution are all issues with dairy farming
i think this is a point that needs repeating. the effect of dairying on water quality is only tangentially related to the greenhouse question.
dirty dairy is from what we now consider the bad practice of letting waste wash into rivers, while the CO2 issue relates to their eating petrochemical-fertiliser-based grass, and farting the proceeds out into the atmosphere.
at least that's what i think i'm reading
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Our food crops are a tiny fraction of the plant kingdom and most of them have been bred for a couple of thousand years to make the toxins in those safer.
most of our staples are actually not even remotely similar to their natural counterparts. the majority of the main foods eaten have been manipulated beyond recognition by their creators in the americas - potatoes, tomatoes, maize, cassava, peppers, sweet potato.
afaik they're not actually sure exactly which plant was the predecessor of the most-consumed plant in the world - maize. so uncertain that it tempts certain quarters to mutter "aliens..."
now, putting jellyfish genes into your grains... not so sure it's wise.
my only real issue with GMO is seed control, and trademarked foodstuff. you only need look at what monsanto is doing to US small holders.
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my "educated layperson's" POV tells me that the economic future will force us to forego the heavily externalising efficiencies of Big Logistics (TM).
we'll just have to make do with buying stuff nationally, or near-nationally, instead of getting disposable paperback books air-freighted from the UK...
should solve the transport debate nicely.
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good point. you throw away a $3 battery. you don't throw away a $30k one.
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yeah, well out of my depth on that one.
what do you know about using trains for freight instead of big stinky trucks?
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yeah, i'm convinced that technology will save us, but only if it's focus is shifting behaviour away from, as opposed to mitigating, the bad.
the ETS is at best a mitigation strategy, and at worst a papal indulgence. the sort of strategy politicans love because it has the appearance of action, the somewhat dubious validity of economic theory to underpin it, and the can kicked so far down the goddamn road you'll need a telescope to see it.
now, moving the entire transport fleet to electricity powered from our low-CO2 electricity network... maybe.


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So I work for ee and we've been in the news a lot lately for not providing the service we say we are.
A lot of the things are true and I think people should know so here's your chance to ask ill answer anything I can as honestly as I can.
Ill be on during the day to answer
A message to the mods. I don't really know how reddit works so if you need me to verify this somehow can you message me and I'd be happy to provide,
[–]AxelTurbo 0 points1 point2 points 4 months ago
I've just joined EE on a sharer plan, Should I be worried?
[–]eethrowawayuk[S] 1 point2 points3 points 4 months ago
Is it definitely the sharer plan? The one which you buy a certain amount of minutes and texts and then either buy data to share £15 per line or £25 each phone line gets it own 4gb of data.
Or is it our shared plan where you buy a data amount to share and each number has unltd mins and txts?
10gb Data and unl txts/mins shared between my girlfriend and I - £47 lead and £22 additional. Works out about £34/month each which isn't bad! Each got iPhones with the deal.
The deal that you have got is the better one as when you run out of data you have the option of buying more data whereas the other tarrif charges you 25p per mb.
[–]bradleynovember 0 points1 point2 points 4 months ago
Whats a new phone we should avoid getting on EE? or in general? (I just got the HTC One on Orange/EE)
[–]eethrowawayuk[S] 0 points1 point2 points 4 months ago
Any iPhone. They don't work right. The phones try to make phone calls on the 4g network where our network only accept voice and txt on 3G/2g this is the issue which I causing the dropped calls being so high
Is this likely to be fixed?
They are telling us that it will be fixed, but they have been telling us this since it fist started so now I'm unsure what is happening with this.
I hope so, it will make my job a far lot easier if they get it fixed so here's hoping.
[–]henlin 0 points1 point2 points 4 months ago
Shouldn't your testing have picked that up before it was released?
Haha yes it should. It probably did and they were just in so much if a rush to release it they done it anyway(this is only speculation)
[–]lukesterh 0 points1 point2 points 4 months ago
I have an iPhone 5 on tmobile, would this affect me? I haven't noticed any problems
As long as you have 4g/lte switched off then you'll be fine. If not switch it off and you'll be ok. Your provisioning doesn't let you connect to he 4g masts but your phone wants to so it will occasionally try and connect. Then be unable and kinda sit in a state of limbo for a few moments before returning to a 3G state. Also will save you a fair wee chunk of battery per day.
[–]Prawnjoe 0 points1 point2 points 4 months ago
What's your opinion on the new commission scheme for sales people? Miss the 75% mark on any one KPI and you get no commission regardless of how highly you've performed on other KPI's
Also, could you let me know what you're opinion is on the state of the company as a whole? Your personal opinion as it where. Do you feel your job is secure at the moment?
I can't speak personally for the sales guys as I work on the more services side of things. I know people who work in the retentions department though so here's what I know about this.
The guys in the uk don't do upgrades anymore, they only work for the retentions side if things. All the upgrades have been passed to South Africa. The guys in retentions have 19 or so targets to hit and if they miss one then they won't get there commission/bonus. If that's not bad enough the ops of their departments raise and lower the stats during the month so the majority of the agents are not hitting there bonuses.
In my opinion as I work on the phones for business customers I think my job fairly secure. A big part of what they offer is a dedicated uk agents to speak to so unless they move this to another part of the country which I don't see happening with the amount of money they have been spending with training and taking on new staff for my area.
[–]kingkandonia 0 points1 point2 points 4 months ago
I'm currently on Orange and due for renewal early November. A few months ago I got in to a pretty big complaint with their sales men and it was 'put on record' and told I would be able to negotiate a good deal when I renewed. What is your advice on getting the best deal? I've been with Orange 5+ years. I want to pay the very minimum for 2gb data with a new S4.
[–]undeniableturnip 0 points1 point2 points 4 months ago
Get a sim-only and get the Nexus 5 when it comes out.
My best advice to you is if you use your phone for a lot of calls ten stay on orange don't move to EE for 4g. If you don't care about using the phone or phone calls and just want data and txt then ee will be fine. I don't work in the upgrades side so can't say exactly what deals you could get.
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Is 4G actually worth getting right now for the extra price, or am I better off waiting a year or so?
Really depends where you are. If your in a main city and you only use your phone for Internet or text based services.
Even at that you've got to think are you that fussed to have the extra speed. If so then yeh it's worth it especially right now as data is doubled on all plans.
For me the decision is made for my liking of streaming, for that in itself it's worth it. If you don't stream video then I say it's not so much.
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Christina Patterson: The struggle against police racism has just got a lot harder
It was all the more serious, said the judge, because Ali Dizaei had been a 'role model'
If you're a pop star, it's a good idea to be "flamboyant". It's a good idea to wear clothes that make people look at you, and do things that make people talk about you, and it's good when people think you have an interesting sex life and that you might have taken drugs. But it isn't quite so good to do things that make people say you're "flamboyant", and also "colourful", and also "controversial", if you're a senior officer in the Metropolitan Police.
Ali Dizaei, who's a commander in the Met, but probably not for much longer, doesn't seem to have minded being described as "flamboyant". He seems to have thought that it was a good idea to be in the news an awful lot. He seems to think that having rows is a good way of fighting for truth and justice. He seems to think that the truth and justice he has needed to fight for have been to do with the racism of the police.
When, for example, he was Chief Inspector of the Criminal Investigation Department at Henley-on-Thames, he was asked to advise the Home Secretary on "issues" to do with race. And when he was transferred to the Met in 1999, which was also the year that the Stephen Lawrence Inquiry said the Met was "institutionally racist", he said that the tests used to pick officers for senior ranks were "culturally biased" and that this led to a kind of "ethnic cleansing".
A few months later, he got into trouble himself. People who worked with him said he was using drugs, and seeing prostitutes, and fiddling his expenses, and taking bribes. So many people said this that the Met started an investigation, and put more than 50 officers on the case. The investigation, which was called "Operation Helios", which is the Greek name for the Sun god, which someone at the Met might have thought was funny, cost £2.2m, which is more than any other inquiry into a police officer's behaviour that the Met has ever run. In January 2001, Ali Dizaei was suspended from his job, and charged with "misconduct in public office" and "perverting the course of justice".
Two and a half years later, he was cleared. There had, said Dizaei, been a campaign to "destroy" his career. He would, he said, be taking out a claim for "racial discrimination". The National Black Police Association, which had him as its president, said that there should be an inquiry. And there was. The inquiry said that the investigation was "disproportionate" and that Dizaei's "race played a part". And everyone said they were sorry. Dizaei went back to work, he was told, with his "integrity intact".
It's a terrible shame that that wasn't that. It's a terrible shame that after he wrote a book about his police career, which got him even more publicity, and after Ian Blair said he was sorry about "Operation Helios", and after Dizaei was promoted to the rank of Commander, which he had tried and failed at twice, he couldn't make sure that the only crimes that were mentioned next to his name were crimes he was trying to solve. But, unfortunately, they weren't. In September 2008, he was suspended again. In May 2009, he was charged with something that was much more serious than fiddling expenses and taking drugs. He had, said the prosecution, falsely arrested a man, and tried to frame him.
Two years ago, he was found guilty, and jailed. Last May, he won his appeal and was released. But on Monday, in a retrial, he was found guilty again. He had, said a doctor, lied about his injuries. He had, said the judge, committed a very serious "breach of trust". It was, said the CPS, a "wholesale abuse of power". And it was all the more serious, said the judge, because he had been a "role model". What he didn't say, but might have, was that almost everything to do with Ali Dizaei made you feel confused. Just reading about all those court cases made you wonder why a man would get into so much trouble so often and why he would be so cross with other people when he did. It made you wonder if a man who had been found guilty of "perverting the course of justice" in two trials had also been lying in the one where he wasn't. And why a man who seemed to have trouble keeping to the law worked in a job where you had to catch people who break it. And why he had been given so much power.
It made you wonder, for example, whether he had been given all those promotions not because he was good at his job, but because his bosses were scared that he would call them "racist" if he wasn't. It made you want to know if they were scared that he would call them "racist" because they were sick of being called "racist", and didn't think they were, or because they were worried that he might be right.
It made you think that they probably wouldn't think he was right to call them "racist" just because he wasn't being promoted, but that he might be thinking of some TV programmes and reports. It made you think that they might not want to be reminded about the BBC undercover investigation that showed police recruits making very, very racist comments, or about the figures for "stop and search". It made you imagine that they might not want to be reminded of reports to the Equality and Human Rights Commission about "specialist squads" in the police appearing to ethnic minority officers to be "closed shops". Or about the national DNA database, and how black men are four times more likely to be on it than white.
It also made you think of all the efforts they said they were making, and how they were trying to improve "race and diversity training", and introduce "positive action" to get more ethnic minority recruits. And of how it was quite hard to get young black and Asian men to take a job that often made them very unpopular, but that they had still managed to double the percentage in 10 years. And of how they were trying very, very hard to get them up the ranks, so that there would be more "role models". And of how easy it was for one rotten "role model" to mess all this up.
It made you think that no one has to be a role model, but if you're in the police you do. If you're in the police, you have to keep the law, and if you're in the police and you talk a lot about race, you have to be a role model for your "race", too. It made you think that Ali Dizaei had betrayed his profession, but then quite a few police officers betray their profession. What was much, much more serious was that he had betrayed the real victims of racism he claimed to serve.
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The Marion County Lady Knights tennis team fared well during their first match of the season against LaRue County at home Thursday. Despite the cold weather conditions, they defeated LaRue County 5-1 in a good showing to start the season. "We had solid play from the girls in our opening match," Head Coach Angela Holt said. "Each of our players has already identified areas of their game that they can work on that will improve their skills and strategy."
The Marion County Lady Knights 2010-11 basketball season was record breaking. The Lady Knights put together an impressive 27-7 final record that led them all the way to the final four in the state tournament, the farthest of any Lady Knight team to date. A two-point loss to DuPont Manual would end the Lady Knights season, one game short of a chance to play for a state title.
As the 2010-11 basketball season wrapped up for the Marion County Knights boys basketball team, many people were pleasantly surprised with what they saw. The Knights wrapped up the season in the semi-final game of the regional tournament with a final record of 16-13. This was the programs first winning record since going 16-12 in 2005-06. Over the course of the season the Knights played 13 home games and 16 road games. In the home games, the Knights picked up 10 of their 16 wins while the other six came on the road.
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Congratulations to our First Robotics team Potential Energy and their advisors for their First place finish this past week-end at Nashua High South. The First Team was a part of the winning alliance of Team 177, Bobcat Robotics from South Windsor High School in South Windsor, Connecticut; Team 138, from Souhegan High School in Amherst, NH; and our home team 3323 of Campbell High school! The alliance has won the Granite State District event at Nashua High South, and the team is hoping to attend the Boston Regional Championships.
Course Selection 2014-2015
Course selection begins this week! Course selection for the 2014-2015 school year will be held March 5th - 14th. Counselors will be available in lunches on Wednesday & Thursday to help with questions. Students in grades 9, 10 and 11 will receive instructions on how to register for the courses during advisory on Tues, March 4th.
Current 8th grade students will attend a presentation on March 4th (during the school day) to learn about the process. Current 8th grade parents are invited to attend "8th Grade parent night" on Tuesday, March 4th at 6:30pm in the auditorium to learn about course selection. Finally, the 2014-2015 Program of Studies is available on the CHS homepage (link above). ~ Jodi Callinan, Director of Guidance
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On Monday January 27th ten new members were inducted into the Campbell Key Club. The induction was attended by Key Club Members and Officers, Mr. Perez, Mrs. Rothhaus, and Cole Jackson, the Lieutenant Governor of Division 9/10.
Members were presented with Pins, the Key Club handbooks, and Certificates of Membership. After the Induction, students enjoyed cupcakes made by Key Club officers. Key Club officers are Jessica Greene President, Rebekah Gibson Vice President, Rachel Quennville Treasurer, and Cassie Page Historian. Thank you to all those who attended.


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- The definition of publication is something that is written and printed.
A magazine is an example of a publication.
publication definition by Webster's New World
- a publishing or being published; public notification
- the printing and distribution, usually for sale, of books, magazines, newspapers, etc.
- something published; specif.,
- a periodical
- a work of a particular writer, as an article or book
Origin: Middle English publicacioun ; from Classical Latin publicatio ; from publicare: see publish
publication definition by American Heritage Dictionary
- The act or process of publishing printed matter.
- An issue of printed material offered for sale or distribution.
- Communication of information to the public.
Origin: Middle English publicacioun, act of making public, from Old French publicacion, from Latin pūblicātiō, pūblicātiōn-, from pūblicātus, past participle of pūblicāre, to make public, from pūblicus, public; see public.
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DUCKS are waterfowl and scavengers by nature and are relatively resistant to many common diseases of birds.
The large, modern, commercial duck ranch is a long step from nature, however. Confinement creates such problems as a damp, ammonia-laden atmosphere; rapid spread of some diseases that are almost unknown in wild ducks (paratyphoid, serositis, and fowl cholera); heavy insect populations; and leg weakness.
On the other side of the ledger, confinement rearing (with a controlled water supply) has all but eliminated western duck sickness (botulism), parasitism, and attack from predatory animals, which are scourges of wild ducks.
The duck rancher has to provide an escape for moisture to prevent ammonia burn. To accomplish that he replaces the litter daily or provides wire floors over washable pits on at least part of the building. Other problems, such as botulism, have been solved by the use of pelleted feed and a constant water level.
Flies can be controlled by modern chemicals. They must be checked before use, however, because some of the thiophosphates, which are safe to use in chicken houses, are highly toxic to ducks.
PARATYPHOID, or keel, is an infectious disease of young ducklings (also of turkeys and other birds). It is caused chiefly by a bacterium, Salmonella typhimurium, and to a less extent by other species of salmonellas. Mortality is usually low (less than 10 percent) on Long Island, but poor incubator and brooder management increase the death rate.
The name "keel," which stems from early observations that the ducks suddenly keel over when dying, is misleading. Often the ducklings become dehydrated and emaciated and die slowly. They may gasp for air or tremble, as though chilled.
The common lesions are small, white spots on the liver, cheesy plugs in the blind gut, and a thickening of the wall of the large gut.
The best preventive measure we know of is to fumigate the eggs during early incubation and the hatching unit between hatches. Potassium permanganate and formalin are recommended.
Potassium permanganate crystals should be used at the rate of one-half ounce (weighed) and 1 ounce of formalin (measured) to every 80 cubic feet of incubator or hatcher space. The potassium permanganate crystals are placed in an earthenware vessel with a capacity of 1 pint for each ounce of formalin required. The vessel is placed on the floor of the machine and the formalin poured over the crystals. The doors and vents should be closed for 15 minutes. This procedure should be followed in the incubator 3 to 5 days after each new lot of eggs is set, and in the hatcher between hatches after the hatcher has been cleaned. Fumigation should not be done while the ducklings are hatching. The farmer should not inhale the fumes and should handle the poisonous formalin carefully.
Treatment consists of rigid culling and sulfonamide medication in the feed or drinking water. NF-180 can be used in the feed at the rate of 2 pounds to the ton for a week to 10 days. Sulfamethazine can be used in the drinking water at the rate of 1 ounce (2 tablespoons) to the gallon of drinking water for 2 days; the treatment can be repeated after 4 days, if necessary.
The ducks should be kept on clean bedding, because S. typhimurium may be found in the feces of affected ducks and can be transmitted by ingestion of infected material. The bacteria can live 28 weeks in feces. Thorough cleaning and disinfecting of the brooder house after removal of an infected flock therefore is important.
VIRUS HEPATITIS baby duck disease is a highly fatal virus disease of young ducklings. It runs rapidly through a flock and kills many. The dead and dying birds are found with their heads thrown back.
The disease was first discovered in white pekin ducks on Long Island in January 1950. The virus since has been isolated from wild ducks (mallards) on Long Island and from domesticated ducks in Massachusetts, western New York, Illinois, and England.
Losses up to 90 percent are common and occur within 2 days of the first death. The biggest ducklings in a flock die first and without warning. Individuals are dead 30 minutes after showing the first signs. They lie on their sides with their heads thrown back. The feet may paddle as though they were swimming, and the beak often is purple. Lesions consist of small hemorrhages on the liver and mottling of the spleen and kidneys.
Treatment with serum from ducks that have recovered from the disease has been used successfully. A serum bank sufficient to treat many thousands of ducklings is maintained on Long Island. The bank consists of about 2 million milliliters of blood serum collected at slaughter from ducks that had the disease and recovered. The serum is separated from the clots and treated with a preservative. The serum is then stored under refrigeration and issued, as needed, to the duck farm.
Geese, muscovies, chickens, turkeys, and game birds reared in contact with infected ducks have failed to show any evidence of the disease.
ASPERGILLOSIS, a respiratory disease of young ducklings, is caused by the fungus Aspergillus fumigates. It is also known as brooder pneumonia and gaps. Ducklings less than 2 weeks old are most susceptible, but the fungus has been found growing in the air sacs of ducks of all ages, including breeders.
Affected birds gasp for air and the head and neck are extended. Many become weak and actually may die of thirst.
Cheesy nodules, from pinpoint size to one-eighth inch across, occur in the lungs and air sacs. The filamentous type of growth, similar to that seen on moldy bread, may be present in the air sacs of older ducks.
Moldy litter, the most common cause of an outbreak, should never be used for young ducklings. Moldy feed should be avoided. Every effort should be made to keep the area around the water fountains dry through the use of wire platforms and drains.
Treatment of individual birds is unsatisfactory. The litter in affected pens should be removed or covered with fresh litter.
INFECTIOUS SEROSITIS anatipestifer infection or "new duck disease" is so widespread as to be the most important disease problem of the duck industry. It is a bacterial disease caused by Moraxella anatipestifer.
The symptoms are coughing, staggering, and loss of equilibrium. Frequently the ducks lie on their sides or backs and paddle their feet. Death often is due to water starvation, rather than to the primary infection. Loose green and white droppings are common in a pen of affected ducks. Losses up to 75 percent have been recorded.
The characteristic lesion consists of a cream-colored, gelatinous membrane, one-sixteenth inch or more thick, over the heart and liver. The air sacs may contain a yellow, cheesy exudate. The liver and spleen are enlarged. Hemorrhages may be present beneath the capsule of the liver.
Terramycin suspension in oil gives good control for about 5 days. The treatment consists of injecting the drug under the skin of the neck at the rate of 12.5 milligrams per pound of body weight. Treatment may have to be repeated.
Sulfa drugs have been widely used, with varying results. One and one-half pounds of sulfaquinoxaline per ton of feed is the recommended level. The ducks should be starved for 4 to 6 hours and the medicated feed given for the remainder of a 24-hour period. This treatment may be repeated if necessary.


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SECTION 1. The provisions of section twenty-two A of chapter forty-four of the General Laws shall apply to any bonds issued by the Southern Berkshire Regional School District for the project authorized by its regional district school committee on January nineteenth, nineteen hundred and eighty-nine, upon a two-thirds vote of the school committee; provided, however, that the powers granted by said section twenty-two A to the mayor of a city shall be exercised by the chairman of the school committee. Bonds issued for said project may be issued for a term not to exceed twenty years from the date of issue. In all other respects said bonds shall be subject to the applicable provisions of chapters forty-four and seventy-one of the General Laws.
SECTION 2. The proceeds of any construction grant approved pursuant to chapter six hundred and forty-five of the acts of nineteen hundred and forty-eight for said project shall be paid directly to the trustee appointed in accordance with section four, which proceeds shall be held in trust and applied by said trustee to pay principal and interest on the bonds issued by the district.
SECTION 3. At least five days prior to each date on which a payment of principal or interest is due on bonds or notes issued for said project, the district treasurer shall deposit with the trustee the amount necessary to make payment, after taking account of all other moneys held by the trustee that are available for such purpose.
SECTION 4. Any funds to be held in trust under sections two and three shall be deposited with a corporate trustee, which may be any trust company or bank having the powers of a trust company within the commonwealth. The treasurer of the district with the approval of the chairman of the school committee shall appoint the trustee and shall execute a trust agreement in such form as they may determine to be necessary or appropriate. Any such funds held in trust may be invested in accordance with the provisions of section fifty-four of chapter forty-four of the General Laws, and the trust agreement may provide that any investment earnings shall be applied without appropriation to pay project costs, debt service on bonds or notes issued by the district for the project or trustee's fees and other related expenses.
SECTION 5. This act shall take effect upon its passage.


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ASAP is a coalition being developed to bring together individuals, medical professionals, associations and others interested in stillbirth to support the creation of a unified, focused national public awareness and education campaign. In the United States alone, nearly 26,000 babies are stillborn each year. Their parents' hopes and dreams for their family are shattered, often times without warning or explanation.
It is time that this "stillbirth epidemic" is recognized and addressed. Your show of support will provide compelling evidence to policy makers, government agencies and other funders that a comprehensive, multi-year awareness campaign is long overdue.
Please show your support by registering and answering a few questions.
Each year in the United States nearly 26,000 babies are stillborn, Most of these babies are of viable gestational age and for many the cause is never known.
Stillbirth risk factors, causes and potential preventive strategies have not been studied until rather recently. Many, including some health care providers, have commonly assumed that stillbirth can't be predicted or avoided. However, there are a number of things that can be done to reduce the risk and we are learning more each year. Awareness and education for both the pregnant mothers and health care providers is critical in both prevention and bereavement support.
Up until this time, many well-meaning, well- educated parent advocacy organizations have launched independent efforts to bring attention to the issues. They have designed educational brochures, visited physician offices, launched websites, helped author legislation, demanded certificates recognizing the births, and pleaded for research and attention from federal agencies that embrace maternal and infant health issues. But this fragmented approach to stillbirth has been inefficient and often ineffective. We believe that it is time for change….
On the heels of the 2012 International Conference on Stillbirth, SIDS and Infant Survival, the publication of the Lancet series on Stillbirth, and the 2011 International Stillbirth Summit, parents and their families are adamant that attention be given to "the stillbirth epidemic". The time has come for a comprehensive, multi-year national campaign for stillbirth awareness and education, spearheaded by a coalition of organizations and individuals. Key goals of the campaign will be to:
- Widely disseminate currently recognized stillbirth risk reduction messaging targeting pregnant and potentially pregnant women with agreement on unified messaging
- Stimulate additional research and opportunities to understand and prevent stillbirth
- Educate and engage healthcare providers in the process in order to increase their knowledge about stillbirth risk reduction and make them more sensitive to the issues facing parents
- Advocate and educate policy makers regarding stillbirth when potential legislation or policies pertaining to stillbirth are being considered
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I do hope that Google+ will not last longer so that our company doesn't have to optimize another social networking site. BUT......after I joined Google+ and tried all the functions, I realized there is one very important function which for future social media marketers – STREAM SOCIAL CIRCLE.
Recently, I have read two articles from Business Insider, written by Jason Schwartz and Alyson Shontell and I agreed with both of them.
1) The Age Of Social Sharing Has Reached Its End - Alyson Shontell
2) The End Of The Social Network Era, The Rise Of The Social Circle Era - Jason Schwartz
Offline, we don't actually build social networks but we build few social circles to form social networks. Each social circle is different from another. For example, you have your personal social circle which shares something very personal. You may have another social circle which shares only your working matters. Each social circle, we communicate, we talk and we share very differently.
Same goes to online. You may have a social circle for your personal matters, one for working matters, one for suppliers and one for customers, etc. Google+ Stream Social Circles do help you in building your social circle. Facebook has the same function but Facebook doesn't make it very obvious.
So, how Google+ Stream Social Circles help you in your marketing? They help your companies even have closer relationship with your customers. You can have "Excellent Customers" stream social circle, "Good Customers" stream social circle and "Average Customers" stream social circle. For each customer's stream social circle, you can develop more specific social media marketing strategy. You use different way to communicate and engage them. Each social circle is highly targeted market. Your marketing success rate will be higher compared to general market. Most of the social networking sites are still too general for marketers, but with Google+, we can build a very high targeted market.
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