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It appears when dotNet user deserializing the incoming xml steam it expects an array but it really finds a single object. I thought that there might be an problem with the xml msg sent from the web service but it seems normal.
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Shortly after the Dead Sea Scrolls were published in 200BC, Ladybird Books started producing their own handy series of books. The staple of all school libraries in Britain. Not a boring doorstop encyclopedia, but a handy pocket book covering every subject from Needlework to Pets. The 'How It Works' series was my favorite. Those cut-away drawings of engines had me all hot under the collar years before I discovered my first flesh-based pornography crumpled up under a hedge beyond the Rugby pitch. I found these two from 1973 and 1968 in a local junk shop this afternoon, and was happy to pay several weeks pocket-money more than their original price of 15 pence. BP
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Fantastic. I've never seen the Ladybird motorcycle book. I like the fact that an unruly green-laner has run that pretty scooter rider off the road - but hey, she's seen the funny side (seconds later, she ploughs headlong into a sturdy oak).
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Mick P, that's not a pretty scooter, it's a Triumph Tina. Oh, pretty scooter rider. I get it.
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The fact that birth has become technology intensive is not news, we see it every day. Though there are still people who know how birth should be. There are many words that could be used to describe birth, but one that we aren't used to hearing is orgasmic. I had a chance recently to sit down and talk with renowned birth activist and women's advocate, Debra Pascali-Bonaro about her documentary film - Orgasmic Birth.
REW: What is orgasmic birth?
DPB: Orgasmic Birth is a documentary in progress, that examines the sexual nature of birth and its powerful role in the lives of women who are permitted to experience it fully. People who see this film will reexamine everything they thought they knew about the act of giving birth and its life-affirming potential for both parents and baby.
REW: Why this project?
DPB: Working as a childbirth educator, doula, doula trainer and birth activist for twenty years, I felt we needed a powerful documentary to create an awareness of the power and possibility that birth brings in our lives. I hope to stimulate a discussion for young women and men to consider how an overuse of major abdominal surgery, machines and drugs are changing an experience that could be ecstatic, or orgasmic into an experience that is sometimes traumatic. With major abdominal surgery [cesarean section] now at the highest level ever in the US – over 30%, is it a coincidence that our rates of postpartum depression are also on the rise? My goal is to educate and inspire people to consider all their options; so that women and their partners will gather the information they need to make truly informed decisions.
REW: Why orgasmic? Why not joyful? Special? Or any other word?
DPB: As Ina May Gaskin a famous midwife says in the film, "Orgasmic Births are one of the best kept secrets." In a poll she conducted in Tennessee she found of 151 women, 32 reported having at least one orgasmic birth.
As I have been speaking about orgasmic birth the past year I am always nicely surprised by the number of women writing me, who speak to me at a conference about their orgasmic birth or just raise their hand when I ask a group would you describe your birth as orgasmic. Why have we not been talking about this? Why if it is possible to have an orgasmic experience giving birth don't we want all women to know about it? That does not mean everyone will have this happen, but even in lovemaking not everyone will have an orgasm each time, does that mean we should not try?
Marina Alzugaray, a midwife says: "Orgasmic births are powerful, juicy and full of love, spiritual and unforgettable-an endless moment beyond words. It is more than lovemaking because it is releasing, loving and being stimulated by the passion of life itself. It is the gift of humankind to discover divine pleasure in birthing."
I feel it is time to talk about this secret and allow women to decide with whom and how they would like to give birth and open up to the sexual power of birth and their power as women.
REW: What makes a birth orgasmic?
DPB: For some women they describe their birth as providing the orgasm of their life, so full and sensuous, their baby moving through their body in the most joyous, loving way. Others call the experience orgasmic, as I would say eating a really good piece of dark chocolate might be orgasmic. An incredible ecstasy.
REW: Who can have an orgasmic birth?
DPB: Birth is a continuation of a woman's sexuality. So a woman who is touch with her body, who gives birth in a private setting, feeling safe, protected and without disturbance is more likely to experience birth as orgasmic. With only those people with her that she trust and who trust her ability to give birth. Creating an environment that you might have for intimacy, dim lights, soft music, nice smells, and a safe, sensuous environment. When we are intimate we secrete oxytocin the "love hormone". This is the same hormone we need to have flowing in labor and birth, so as Sheila Kitzinger, world-renowned writer and speaker says, "The place a child is going to be born must be as similar as possible to the place he/she was made."
REW: Can you have an orgasmic birth in the hospital?
DPB: Yes, there are women who do, but these are rare and with very special providers who honor the normal labor process and encourage women to move and listen to their bodies.
How many women would have a sexual relationship in a hospital? If you did how many would have an orgasm with strangers coming in and out, an intravenous drip, machines strapped to them and with an epidural? I believe that the typical hospital environment today does not ask how can they provide the most comfortable, easiest environment for women to labor, to surround to the process and to feel private and protected. In our concern to know all we can at every moment, we disturb the women's natural abilities and connect her to machines, beeps and technology so she is distant from her body and what it is possible of doing in childbirth.
REW: Where can I learn more?
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9:00am Saturday 7th June 2014 in Sport By Simon Spurgeon
Witham Cricket Club skipper Leroy Facey was pleased to see a more complete performance from his team as they secured an important victory in division one of the Marshall Hatchick Two Counties Championship.
Jake Wakelin proved to be the star with both bat and ball as Witham eased to a seven-wicket victory against Haverhill.
It was only their second success of the season and Facey has been disappointed with some parts of their play this summer, but he was happier with his players' application this time.
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COLLEGE SPORT: Good week for Cirencester's badminton academy at National Finals (From Wilts and Gloucestershire Standard)
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Nicole Farmer and Emma McDonald – bronze medal winners at the British Colleges Sports (BCS) National Badminton Finals
CIRENCESTER College sports students enjoyed another successful weekend at the British Colleges Sports (BCS) National Finals.
Badminton – Female Doubles.
TRADITIONALLY, Cirencester College students make a strong showing in the badminton competition, having gained seven medals in the last three years.
This year Emma McDonald and Nicole Farmer won a bronze medal, defeating the Yorkshire and Humberside champions over two extremely tight sets (16-14, 15-13) in the play-off for third place.
The subtle drops and faints from Nicole turned the opposition inside out with Emma's powerful smashes and drives finishing off the vital points.
This success came on the back of Cirencester College's Badminton Academy winning the National BCS Badminton Mixed Cup, beating Havant College at the finals in Birmingham earlier in the week with a team of four girls and four boys.
Squash – Men's Singles.
FIRST year Ben Hodgson played with great courage, ending in fourth place overall.
Ben has been training alone since winning the West Midlands Championships and is determined to achieve a higher place next year. He played particularly well against British College's top player, so rising star Ben will have learnt from this experience.
Tennis – Female Singles.
THE multi-talented Emma Minnican – footballer, badminton, cross country and occasional tennis player – managed to defeat two other regional winners and county players to finish third in her group.
Tennis – Men's Singles.
THE standard of the male singles was very high this year with Lewis Francis ending up fourth in his group.
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Lest there be any doubt what will happen if sequestration — which, as we all know, is totally Republicans' fault and has nothing to do with President Obama — goes into effect, the Washington Post is hammering the point home today:
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Hi Paper Bakery friends, it's Mary Ann here with my very last post as part of the Paper Bakery Design Team. It's been an amazing 2 years, and I've loved every minute of it!! I'm going to miss being part of the team, but I'll still be checking out the blog each and every day to see the wonderful projects that the girls have to share. A special thanks to Sarah for letting me be part of the fun!
And now on to my layout, made with The Times Square scrapbooking kit, and the newest sketch challenge, Sketch #18.
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As you can see, I turned the sketch on its side, and used the scalloped design of the patterned paper in place of the banner shapes, used a triangle in the corner in place of those banner shapes, and then still added a strip of paper to the top like on the sketch.
One of the best things about using a sketch is they are such a great starting point, but let you still customize the design to make it your own. Why not play along with sketch challenge #18?? You have until January 18th at midnight to link up your project, and you just might win a prize from the Paper Bakery!!
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Horace Andy (born Horace Hinds on 19 February 1951) is a roots reggae songwriter and singer, known for his distinctive vocals and hit songs such as "Government Land" also "Angel" & "Five Man Army" with trip hop trio Massive Attack. He is also famous for a cover version of "Ain't No Sunshine".
Born in Kingston, Jamaica, Hinds recorded his first single in 1967 for producer Phil Pratt. "This is a Black Man's Country" failed to make an impact, and it wouldn't be until 1970 that he achieved a breakthrough. After unsuccessfully auditioning at Coxsone Dodd's Studio One as a duo along with Frank Melody, he successfully auditioned on his own a few days later. Dodd decided Hinds should record as Horace Andy, partly to capitalize on the popularity of Bob Andy, and partly to avoid comparisons with his cousin, Justin Hinds, with whom his singing style at the time showed a resemblance. "Got To Be Sure", the song he had auditioned with, became his first release for Studio One. The following two years saw the release of further singles such as "See a Man's Face", "Night Owl", "Fever", and "Mr. Bassie". One of Andy's most enduring songs, "Skylarking", first appeared on Dodd's Jamaica Today compilation album, but after proving a sound system success, it was released as a single, going on to top the Jamaican chart. The next few years saw Andy regularly in the reggae charts with further singles for Dodd such as "Something on My Mind", "Love of a Woman", "Just Say Who", and "Every Tongue Shall Tell", as well as singles for other producers such as "Lonely Woman" (for Derrick Harriott), "Girl I Love You" (Ernest and Joseph Hoo Kim), "Love You to Want Me" and "Delilah" (Gussie Clarke), and "Get Wise", "Feel Good", and "Money Money" for Phil Pratt. Andy had a second Jamaican number one single in 1973 with "Children of Israel". Andy's most successful association with a producer, however, was with Bunny Lee in the middle part of the 1970s. This era produced a series of singles now regarded as classics such as a re-recorded "Skylarking", "Just Say Who", "Don't Try To Use Me", "You Are My Angel", "Zion Gate", "I've Got to Get Away", and a new version of "Something on My Mind".
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If you've got any ice cream in the freezer, now would be a good time to grab a few scoops; Kidd Upstairs latest feature is best enjoyed A La Mode. (Granted, I can't think of a song that wouldn't sound better over a dish of ice cream.) With that said, frozen desserts are not the main topic of this newly-released mixtape single. Instead, the record finds the Los Angeles rapper/producer lavishing a little oral attention on a his girl—attention she richly deserves, for staying loyal as he hustles to get his career off the ground. His double entendre-laced bars come backed by a steamy, self-produced synth beat. Like what you're hearing? You can look forward to more fresh cuts on the artist's Cos the Kid-hosted KVSHMIR street album, dropping August 27, via Audiomack.
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Sadly, this will get more play than the basketball game tomorrow. Dwight Howard is still an excellent basketball player, and he'll be playing for a very decent basketball team. They'll be facing a basketball team that is also excellent, featuring Kevin Durant, one of the league's leading MVP candidates. The Howard - Kendrick Perkins and Jameer Nelson - Russell Westbrook matchups will be fun and interesting.
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No matter how much pain and destruction they have brought and continue to bring to our nation's streets, they are legal to own.
The U.S. Constitution says so.
But that undeniable right doesn't excuse the gun lobby from a total lack of sensitivity on the matter. Just because you have the right to possess a firearm, it doesn't mean you need to demonstrate a total lack of common sense on the issue – like when you defend the right of regular people to own assault weapons designed for military battlefields.
The gun lobby has again shown they simply don't get it with their recent announcement that it plans to hold a "Gun Appreciation Day" on January 19th as a show of support of the right to bear arms.
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Unfortunately, they will get it even if violates the memory of Dr. King.
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Maybe this move by the gun coalition is a sign of desperation.
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The Queen will celebrate her 87th birthday tomorrow privately, Buckingham Palace has said, with Her Majesty and the Duke of Edinburgh believed to be staying at Windsor Castle.
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5:51pm Saturday 18th January 2014 in Sport By Jonathan Waldron
Colchester United boss Joe Dunne said the result was all that mattered after his side secured a 4-2 win at Carlisle United.
A first-half brace from Sanchez Watt, along with Marcus Bean's header and Max Ehmer's own goal in the second half, completed back-to-back wins for the U's following their victory at Brunton Park.
Dunne said: "The result was important – how we got it was by the by.
"We've played better and lost but we spoke about it being a roll your sleeves up, backs to the wall kind of game for us.
"It was a really professional performance and we had to soak up a lot of pressure.
"Carlisle will feel aggrieved but we hit them with sucker punches and we've come away from home and scored four goals so we deserve a lot of credit.
"We weren't at our best and at 4-1, I was shouting because I wanted a intensity and I didn't want us to drop off, thinking that we'd won the game.
"That's an area I want to improve with my players and it was very disappointing to concede a second.
"However, great credit to the team because we've come a long way and it keeps the run going."
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WASHINGTON — Josh Bleill has no legs.
But he does not want pity. In fact, if you listen to him, he will inspire you to stand up.
Bleill, a community spokesman for the Indianapolis Colts, delivered his message of triumph over adversity to students of Washington junior and senior high schools Tuesday morning. The former Marine lost both of his legs in Iraq in 2006 when an improvised explosive device exploded in a Humvee he was riding in.
His overall message of overcoming adversity was only more evident through the prosthetic legs he used on the Hatchet House floor.
"I have a dream job," Bleill said. "I literally travel the country to go out and speak, but it's not just about my story. The book is not even my story."
Rather, Bleill said, the book "One Step at a Time," is about his comrades. Two of his friends in the Humvee died in the explosion. He told the students a part of his journey from a child at Greenfield Central High School, to a Purdue lacrosse player to what he has become today.
He said the events of 9/11 changed his outlook on America and enlisted in the Marine Corps Reserves in 2003. In September 2006, he was sent to Iraq, specifically Fallujah, a hotspot of insurgent activity.
"There's unfortunately a lot of bombs, a lot of guns," Bleill said.
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" The Harden deal increases the chances that the A's could make more moves before July 31, with Street and starter Joe Blanton potentially on the block. Rumors about Blanton and Philadelphia gained speed Tuesday, and there were also rumblings that teams have interest in Duchscherer. There's still a chance, even with Oakland six games behind the Angels in the AL West, that the A's will move to pick up a big right-handed bat, a need they have this year and beyond."
What does everyone make of this?
Philly has pat burrell but no way are they trading him slash no way can we afford his salary. Is beane going for jayson werth? He seems kind of old at 29 and not a good power bat, just a mediocre one, but good obp.
Not many righty power prospects in philly's system. Dominic brown is a lefty. I'd be stoked on getting adrian cardenas, a future mark ellis replacement, but he bats lefty. Lou Marson has good obp but is a catcher which we don't really need.


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Redbox soars even after price increases
Shares of the DVD chain's parent company are jumping after surprise news of a hot quarter -- and Netflix investors seemed skittish on the news.
Shares of Coinstar rose more than 7% Friday after the company upped full-year guidance and said that its first quarter would be better than expected.
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A big surprise in the quarter was that Redbox's price increase in October went over better than expected. The company boosted its one-day DVD rental fee to $1.20 from $1. When it tested the increase, it saw demand slip, and Coinstar was prepared for that on a larger scale. But as it turned out, demand didn't falter as much as it expected.
That led Coinstar to bump up projections for first-quarter revenue to between $567 million and $569.2 million. It previously estimated revenue at between $530 million and $555 million. The company also said its earnings before taxes and other deductions would be between $127.9 million and $130.1 million -- a significant increase from previous estimates of between $94 million and $104 million. This is all preliminary; the company will report its quarterly results on April 26.
So what does all this mean for Netflix (NFLX), Coinstar's main rival in the DVD-rental business? It shows that Redbox's mild price increase was not enough to get people to jump ship. Netflix shares were down more than 1% Friday, but swung back to a slight afternoon gain.
Coinstar also reported good news in its ongoing spat with Warner Bros., the studio that tried to bully Redbox into not renting new movies until 60 days after they went on sale. Redbox would not agree to those terms, so Warner Bros. refused to sell its DVDs to Redbox. As a result, Redbox had to buy those DVDs through other means. Coinstar said this workaround was not as expensive as it had anticipated.
That bit of news is undoubtedly ruffling feathers at movie studios. Hollywood is worried that the low-priced rental model will hurt DVD sales, and strong-arm tactics from Warner Bros. hasn't affected that model at all.
Meanwhile, Coinstar is gearing up for a great year, largely propelled by Redbox sales. The company said that for all of 2012, it now expects revenue at between $2.16 billion and $2.28 billion. Earnings before taxes and other deductions are estimated at between $465 million and $495 million.
I agree, I just came off 5 payday loans myself but that's another story. Coinstar has consistantly provided my family with entertainment at a fair and reasonable price through
Redbox. When it first came in front of our 7-11 we paid no attention and just thought it was a
fad, being loyal Blockbuster fans; however, when Blockbuster started charging $2.00 and
more, indescriminately, we realized the true value of the consistant $1.07 per day for a dvd
we could all enjoy! Now at $1.20 we are incorporating the cost increase into our budget to enjoy a movie whenever we can. Let's face it the price of everything is going up and in
comparison to the price of gas a year ago at $1.77 per gallon, now gas here on the west
coast is at $4.10 more than doubled, so I think it's a fair increase and now I can buy shares in
coinstar looking for growth, and i'm hoping it will put my kids through college! Warner Bro's should be more concerned with Crackle.com where you can watch movies for free and realize
Coinstar and Redbox is their allie not their enemy!
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This past week, the Anglican Archbishop of Nigeria, Nicholas Okoh planted a new Anglican diocese in Indianapolis right under the nose of The Episcopal Diocese of Indianapolis and its liberal bishop, the Rt. Rev. Catherine Waynick. ...They duly elected and consecrated The Rt. Rev. Amos Akinseye Fagbamiye and enthroned him at the Anglican Cathedral Church of the Resurrection as the first bishop of the Diocese. ...
This is an example of the direct intervention of an African Anglican archbishop on US soil in order to lay the groundwork and foundation for orthodox Anglicanism on these shores. There is not a thing the US Episcopal Church can do about it. They can grind their teeth, yell, and scream to the Archbishop of Canterbury and the Anglican Consultative Council about violating boundaries, but it will all fall on deaf ears. The Nigerians have landed. They want the gospel reclaimed on US soil because, they argue, the Episcopal Church has abandoned the historic gospel... (excerpt of an article by David Virtue)
Anglican bishops from Africa are violating parish boundaries here in these United States, planting orthodox Christian parishes where the presiding Anglican/Episcopal authorities have betrayed the faith. Is this good or bad?
Ask Darryl Hart and his fellow Escondidoites and it's bad... Right? After all, this is the sort of thing that was done by Anglicans like Whitefield during the Great Awakening, and Darryl and his fellow Orthodox and Old Light Presbyterians oppose such violations of proper ecclesiastical boundaries.
In an interview Dr. Hart is asked, "What is an Old Side Presbyterian, and do you qualify?"
To which he responds:
An Old Side Presbyterian was a guy who opposed revivalism because revivalists were not as concerned about subscription as Old Siders were, and was opposed to the way that some New Siders completely disregarded church polity and the authority of synod and presbyteries. So if to be an Old Sider is to favor subscription to the Standards, believe in the real authority of the church, and to be suspicious of subjective religious experience, I am one.
For myself, though, I'm not holding my breath waiting for Old Presbyterians to mount a campaign against men like Nigeria's Anglican Archbishop Nicholas Okoh for trampling on the proper local Anglican authorities here in Indianapolis.
Can you imagine Old Light Presbyterians defending the ecclesiastical authority of sodomite Christian bishops by criticizing African black pastors today for not "believing in the real authority of the church" as they regularly criticize dead white pastors in colonial New England who also did not "believe in the real authority of the church?"
Just to be clear: I do not believe these aspects of the ministries of Whitefield and Edwards were wrong, nor do I think this aspect of Archibishop Okoh's ministry is wrong. It used to be that real Reformed men spoke of "the church reformed, always reforming," so it grieves me to watch Old Schoolites opposing such godly reformers as Edwards and Whitefield. What does Scripture say on this subject?
Check out this post from 2007.
And while we're at it, here's a book every reader of Baylyblog should buy and read. It's the non-Ph.D.'d John Frame exposing the many bad errors of the Ph.D.'d at Westminster Seminary in Escondido in a book called The Escondido Theology: A Reformed Response to Two Kingdom Theology.
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Didn't realize a man like Hart would go so far to defend ecclesial authority. Interesting post.
go so far as to defend the Episcopal church against folks like Okoh, I meant to add. That is truly disconcerting, having read some of his stuff with admiration. Where does he speak to this issue specifically?
>>Where does he speak to this issue specifically?
He doesn't. I think Pastor Bayly is trying to make a different point.
I hope Archbishop Okoh makes a visit to Bloomington. I was just at the Episcopal campus ministry's website, and saw pictures of some former attendees from the Chinese church in town attending their services, two of whom have visited Clearnote. Tragic and infuriating. This is the "ministry" of the woman who lives right next door to Bob...
Im confused then. My sense here is that Pastor Bayly is drawing a link between Hart and opposition to men like Okoh.
It is possible to conclude that people take the idea of disregarding the authority of the church so lightly that a corrective is needed. We are in an age that despises authority. The church is made up of fallen men and its institutions must, at times, be resisted. But in our society the whole idea of ecclesiastical authority and respect for that authority is treated with contempt. The only person fit to rebel against ecclesiastical authority is the person who has genuine fear of doing it in error and who recognizes the exceptional nature of the act, when justified. Luther and Calvin took that seriously. Not so many today I'm afraid.
As I think you know I have no problem with the application of authority in the family and in society in general. An incomplete response is better than no response at all. And I'm less interested in defending many or most reformed men today than I am with defending the legitimacy of authority within the church. As you rightly observe the rebellion against authority isn't limited to the church. It rages throughout society, in government, and in the family. Ideally I'd like everyone to respond in every area. If somebody gets something right somewhere I'll take what I can get in the storm and encourage them to make their position consistent across every aspect of life.
And in fairness to Darryl Hart he has, in interaction with me, told me he thought it would be appropriate for a session to discipline a member of the church who was in government and promoted abortion.
David, I'm completely with you about the hugeness of the problem of the authority of the church not being treated properly. However, that happens in two ways. One is what you are discussing--the easy dismissal of that authority and hence rebellion. However, the other is the refusal to appeal to a higher authority to call a lower authority to account.
Since we are in agreement that this happens all over the place, not just with the church, let me use the example of the home. Many wives refuse to treat their husbands with honor and respect, and have no fear as they do so. At the same time, you also have wives who refuse to go to the authorities when their husband is abusive to them and their children. The fact that we have both of those things going on in the same culture is not surprising. It's to be expected. They are both related to an improper view of authority.
Defend the authority of the church! Yes, please do! But those who refuse to hold church authorities accountable are at fault the same way the wife mentioned above is.
And I agree with you. As I mentioned above I think that to question authority properly one must first respect it. But you're right that there is only one authority from which there is no appeal.
>>> there is only one authority from which there is no appeal.
Think of it! O the majesty of God the Father!
Tell of His glory among the nations,
His wonderful deeds among all the peoples.
For great is the LORD, and greatly to be praised;
He also is to be feared above all gods.
For all the gods of the peoples are idols,
But the LORD made the heavens.
Splendor and majesty are before Him,
Strength and joy are in His place...
Tremble before Him, all the earth;
Indeed, the world is firmly established, it will not be moved.
Let the heavens be glad, and let the earth rejoice;
And let them say among the nations, "The LORD reigns."
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How exciting! Foreign missionaries who truly understand the gospel are finally bringing its Light into the heart of the spiritual "Dark Continent." I can't wait to see what happens next! African missions trips to America, perhaps?
It's a grand irony that all of the liberal, inclusive, pluralist denominations can't produce half of the tolerance and good will that God gives to some Methodists and Anglicans uniting against a common foe. Maybe Presbyterians and Baptists can be friends, too. Or, even crazier, maybe Presbyterians and ClearNoters will start getting along. ;-)
On an unrelated note, perhaps a change of title is in order for the liberal Episcopalian bishops? Instead of referring to them as "The Right Reverend" we could call them "The Left Reverend" or maybe "The Wrong Reverend."
Contrary to the two-kingdom-ites, it looks like some of the three-forms brethren are taking the duty seriously to proclaim the gospel even to men who happen to be rulers, http://theaquilareport.com/conservative-reformed-church-in-the-united-st...
p.s. a church whose authority is based on structure and hierarchy and not faithfully expounding and asserting the word, is neither a church of Christ nor an institution invested with God's authority; it is a shell pretending to be either, and something to be ridiculed, mocked, subverted, exposed, denounced, warred again spiritually, and contended against among those who are and might be deceived without the commotion: let their be riots of the makers of idols and merchandisers and priestesses of the goddess of their imaginations before harmony with or any respect or regard for the devil's minions transforming themselves to appear as angels of light.
I was part of an neo-evangsmellical church once with authoritarians and, once armed with the word of truth and the skills to properly handle it, I hope to make war and, if necessary, offend every friend and former friend once had by association and participation with them, to be faithful to Christ and expose substitutes presented as His gospel. These self-deluded pretenders liked (and like) to quote anything related to authority of pastors and elders, "obey your leaders..." for instance, but despised those who brought the word to bear upon them in ways that endured beyond equivocations and duplicitous answers to make go away questions about their teachings and methods and exposures of their unfaithfulness, despite all the sophisticated subtlety they had developed over the years.
It's one thing to level one's sights to target those who despise authority, another to fail to very explicitly distinguish legitimate from pretended authority arrogated by imposters. Bravo for Africans openly subverting an institution that uses offices, forms, and names officially meant for the faithful for its own purposes and whims. Also, Ion't know that I would really accept them beyond that: the Episcopal church in Africa (at least in places like Uganda, when I have checked their own publications) is largely part of the egalitarian heresy itself, and full of problems like as the false evangelicalism that darkens our land, such that their zeal could be for "the gospel", but that isn't really well defined, but all about "gettin' men saved, yeppers!" This tells us that it too has a severe...problem with [biblical] authority, and is in need of even more fundamental Reform. But I love that they were so bold as to "enthrone" a new ruler this way--it's just awesomely uncivil, contentious, and bold. : D
It's one thing to level one's sights to target those who despise authority, another to fail to very explicitly distinguish legitimate from pretended authority arrogated by imposters.
True but most rebels claim the authority they reject is illegitimate and pretended wielded by imposters. Hence we must examine ourselves carefully and be open to others if we wish to reject authority.

most rebels claim the authority they reject is illegitimate and pretended wielded by imposters. Hence we must examine ourselves carefully and be open to others if we wish to reject authority.

True. But again, it comes down to the problem of authority, that is, what is and isn't: there is authority and then there are powers, whether government, charismatic/influential people, institutions that just havne't folded-up for so long that their bare endurance makes them influential (e.g. New York Times). If you have to pick one of a thousand rebels in the modern "churches", whether their motives are correct or no, reasoning correct or no, odds are the "authority" or elders/pastors/leaders/etc. they are rebelling against is no authority at all, because they do not have the word of truth, they do not teach it, they twist it until it has become what they prefer it to be: may those rebels multiply a million times their number and instead of railing against "the bible" or "God" or the morals in the Scriptures, at the very least may they see how false it has become, and ruin that awful influence of men pretending to serve Jesus who really are just seeking good lives, a decent society, and a means to relieve themselves of having to care (to think on things long or deeply, go to those they have hurt/harmed and beg forgiveness before bringing an offering, etc.). As I am sure you ware well aware, in societal terms we are mired in dissolution, and the churches are no exception: they are gatherings of devils and antichrists, where Jesus pleads to save rather than saves, where deep inward remorse has been removed, along with the conviction that brings it, from repentance; where salvation is not just a ticket to heaven, but your best life now: I would marvel if I didn't know better how the evangsmellicals are lambasting Joel for that book and his t.v. performance, yet the teach the same damnable doctrines day in and day out. : (
As I am sure you ware well aware, in societal terms we are mired in dissolution, and the churches are no exception
Indeed. And a primary characteristic of that dissolution is the rejection of authority. This is not surprising, Satan's current status was achieved by rebellion against authority and rebellion is a primary characteristic of those who serve his purposes.
If you have to pick one of a thousand rebels in the modern "churches", whether their motives are correct or no, reasoning correct or no, odds are the "authority" or elders/pastors/leaders/etc. they are rebelling against is no authority at all
In so far as I can understand what you wrote here it seems to me you are badly mistaken. Given the state of fallen man I have no reason to assume most rebels in this day and age, in the church, are justified because they rebel against corrupt authority. There is much corrupt authority, the idea that there is much virtuous rebellion has escaped me for the first few decades of my life.
But then I wish more pastors could echo Donald Cargill, a rebel with an appropriate cause, as he climbed the stairs to the gallows when he said "I mount this gallows with a lighter heart than ever I mounted the pulpit."


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It is truly a collaborative experience, which is something thats been unusual in my 40 years of practice in health care, Wolff, a surgeon, said of the relationship between the hospital, its board of trustees and the more than 100 doctors with which it is associated.
It seems to me that the board has built a huge ark to deal with the flood of changes coming in health care, said Wolff, chairman of the St. Francis Physician Leadership Board, recalling a TV commercial for Noah, a new movie. We have been privileged as physicians, and our patients have been privileged to come aboard that vessel.
That strong connection between the hospitals administration and the affiliated doctors using the facility gave St. Francis the edge after Columbus Clinic completed year-long discussions with it and Columbus Regional Health, the citys other major hospital system, said Dr. James J.P. Miller, president of Columbus Clinic.
I think St. Francis has really embraced this idea of an integrated care system and recognizes that physicians if thats going to succeed have to be an integral part of (designing) that. They cant just form the system and ask the doctors to join, said Miller, an internal medicine doctor at Columbus Clinic.
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The move to partner with St. Francis, however, is designed to improve overall patient care by streamlining everything from scheduling to having lab tests performed, while also lowering costs for all involved.
Our physicians will be able to access test results more quickly and easily, said Jim Zacharias, Columbus Clinic chief executive officer. Care will become more cost effective, as well as more comprehensive and better coordinated.
With that type of streamlining and efficiency within offices and testing facilities, there should be room for financial savings, said Robert Granger, president and chief executive officer of St. Francis Hospital.
If we can consolidate those and eliminate the number of people to operate them, think about how much savings you can squeeze out of the health-care system. Thats very much a part of it, he said.
The alliance with St. Francis also means Columbus Clinic will have access to Mayo Clinics special expertise. It was last November that St. Francis joined the renowned Mayo Clinic Care Network, which gives physicians there access to medical counsel and training.
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Currently, there is no standard of care for patients with pudendal neuralgia/entrapment and patients typically must undergo various tests in different cities by different doctors such as EMG, pudendal nerve terminal motor latency test, Botox injections, pudendal nerve blocks, and trials of numerous drugs while waiting long periods of time to obtain appointments. The current success statistics of pudendal nerve decompression surgery, according to the publication by Robert, et al (which are very debatable and perhaps inaccurate) are 33% cured, 33% somewhat better, 33% no change, and 1% worse. Better results need to be obtained.
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Unless Andy feels that he can't handle the pressure of this job and decides to step down, he's not going anywhere.
There is too much invested in the players, the coaches, the schemes for them to just blow it up just because the fans and media are calling for Andy's head after one horrible year. The realistic option is to just dump Juan Castillo and get a D-Coordinator with some knowledge and credibility and get the right players (LB's especially) to play in this defense.
Picking up somewhat on what RadioheadbeatlesEagles mentioned in his last post, I love the move by Andy Reid to get both Howard Mudd and Jim Washburn in the offseason. After Andy and Co. parted ways with McNabb, it started a new era for this team. And Andy is only in his 2nd year post-McNabb. He made a bold move by putting Vick in last year after he saw that Kolb might not survive behind that o-line last year and that Vick was the perfect antidote. They addressed the offensive line issues by changing their philosophies after so many years and trying a totally different approach with Mudd. And this is only the first year under Mudd. No offseason, mini camps, etc etc to really get the players acclimated to the new system. It's too short of a sample size to make an informed decision.
I think Mudd has done a good job under the conditions, the lack of time to install his system and not having enough time to get his type of players on the line. But with a rookie center and RG, a free agent at LG and a player in his first year at RT, I think the line had done an admirable job. We haven't heard much about the line having problems since the preseason, and that is a good thing. They are not perfect by any means, but not horrible for their first year in a new scheme with a lot of inexperienced players. If anything, Vick holds on to the ball too long and doesn't know how to throw the ball away when needed, giving way to sacks. After a full offseason of reps under Mudd and possibly even more offensive linemen brought to this team to fit the required mold, offensive line play should only be improved. So at this point, you would have to say that the Howard Mudd move has been successful in its first year and will only look better with time. A good and bold move by Andy, which he needs to be given credit for.
Although Andy has been looked at as a stubborn coach, he has really tried to change after McNabb, he's been a lot more flexible and willing to change as needed and trying to go with what works. Of course he has a long way to go in terms of being open minded, he's still stubborn when it comes to a lot of decisions but I think he is improving and working on that part of his coaching style. When he says that "I have to do a better job with that" or "It starts with me," on top of deflecting the question, I think that response does have a meaning for Andy. He's basically saying that he realizes that he's not perfect and is working on improving as a coach. Not sure how many people buy it, but that's one way of looking at it.
So whatever goodwill Andy build with the hiring of Mudd, he ruined it by hiring Juan Castillo. It's the perfect example of innovation gone wrong. He has a habit of trying to be too smart for his own good and it shows in this decision. You know he regrets the move now, but he couldn't possibly fire Castillo mid-stream and admit that he actually made a mistake. He's still too stubborn for that. In the offseason they'll make a subtle move and slip Castillo in another role or wait for him to get another job (like McDermott) and announce the hiring of a new DC (we can only hope). If Andy fails to get the right person for that job, then that will eventually lead to his downfall and firing. Not this year but definitely next year (or at least you would hope so). The trouble with getting rid of Andy is that he still has two years at $5 million/year left on his contract after this season, and if you know anything about the frugal duo of Jeff Lurie and Joe Banner is that they are not in the business of losing money. And they have not lost money so far with Andy being their Head Man. They've only quadrupled the value of their franchise (from $250 million to $1 billion) while Andy has been in charge of their business. So Andy has built up a lot of goodwill through the years and the dynamic duo of Lurie and Banner are very moved by financial gains and don't take that kind of profit lightly. So Andy does have a little room for error when it comes to his bosses, both because he's still owed $10 mill and for what he has meant to the value of this team upto now. So Andy is not going anywhere this year, Juan might be deported to Mexico after the season, but Andy, is still safe.
So you see my friends, all this talk of a new coach is useless, don't waste your energy on it, the Eagles ownership does not care about one losing season or how pissed off you are with the play-calling. Now if we can get the "Fire Andy" chant going for the whole game for a few games, then we might get the attention of the money counters for a few seconds, and then they'll go back to counting their money again. And guess what, Andy didn't even hear the chants calling for his demise, basically he's saying to the fans - Fuck you too, I could care less what you say, I'm not going anywhere ! Basically the whole team admits to hearing the chant and Andy Reid, who always appreciates and can hear how loud the fans get, somehow missed it ? Hmmm, sounds fishy, or a bit arrogant (you can chant as much as you want, I'm not going anywhere). But I have to say that I really enjoyed the chant and was overjoyed at the booing of Andy and that little punk from Cali. They both had it coming, and Philly fans are the realest of them all, they'll let you have it and embarrass you if you deserve it.
So will Andy be back next year ? Unfortunately, unless the team somehow gives up on him in these last 5 games and Washburn beats the shit out of Marty on the sidelines, he'll be back. Back to prove that his team is competitive and can get in the playoffs and maybe even go far in the playoffs. And there's nothing we can do about it. Love it or hate it, those are the facts. Eagles have too much invested in Andy and his group of coaches (schemes) and players to blow everything up after one horrible year. There is a lot of blame to go around and some of it goes to Banner and Roseman as well, they're all responsible for the team, and to fire Reid at this point, is not the right answer. The better answer is to get better personnel to fit their schemes (ahem, jarrad paging Roseman), pay their top players (all-in Banner) and stop making up stuff as you go along ("oh yeah, Jim Johnson used to go to Juan to get ideas on how to blitz and they used to talk for hours, so let's put Juan in as the defensive Coordinator" Andy). Suffering is part of being an Eagles fan, and we wear our suffering proudly. We boo Santa Claus and Desean Jackson, call for Andy's head in the middle of the game (btw Clay Harbor was wide open on that 4th and goal throw to Celek: Wake up Vince, this isn't Tennessee). This is what we do, and we must keep doing it. Until we either get what we want, or the people in charge wake up and stop smelling their gaseous emissions.
With all that said, let's go Birds, 5-0 the rest of the way and some faltering from our friends in the NFC East (Giants have already started) can put us in great position to redeem ourselves and not wait till next year to start this drama all over again. Please, please do it, win out or hang your head in shame for eternity. Ah, what a nightmare !
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It destroys credibility and makes life even harder for the rest of the force. That is part of why Memphis police director Tony Armstrong has a mission to weed out Bad Police Officers.
At his detention hearing a shackled MPD officer James Erwin burst into tears when asked by his attorney to give a rundown of his once stellar service record.
But, the trail of tears for Erwin and his family may be just beginning as he stands accused by federal prosecutors of being a police officer willing to tarnish his profession to fuel his drug addiction.
In his four and a half years as a Memphis Police Officer, 39-year-old James Erwin had such an exemplary record of catching bad guys he was named "Police Officer of the Month" five times. But, ATF investigators and federal prosecutors allege what fueled his zeal for crime-fighting led him to commit acts that were just as criminal.
MPD Director Toney Armstrong, said, "A federal Grand Jury has returned an indictment that alleges that he possessed a pistol, or more specifically, his duty weapon while he was under the influence of a narcotic."
Giving new meaning to the phrase, "Cocaine Cowboy", Erwin sits in a federal prison after a detention hearing in Memphis in front of a federal judge. During the hearing, an ATF agent who arrested Erwin, testified two informants told them they'd allegedly sold crack cocaine to Erwin for years. The informants further alleged, in exchange for drugs, Erwin put up some precious collateral for his mounting drug debt, including giving the convicted drug dealers his service weapon, his badge, a police uniform and a police vest, along with personal items such as TV's and laptops. Although Erwin insisted on the witness stand he'd only been buying crack for four months, the ATF investigator said one of the dealers told him he'd been selling crack to Erwin for 12 years, at least seventy times a year. Erwin testified he'd voluntarily gone to drug rehab in California just two months ago, apparently unknown to the MPD. If Erwin was such a prolific user how could he have ever passed an MPD drug test?
"It would have been picked up in drug-testing. I don't know specifically how many times this particular officer has been tested. But, obviously, if he had he found a way to manipulate the test or he was not under the influence at the time that he was tested," says Armstrong.
Erwin is the latest to join a rogue's gallery of more than two dozen Memphis "Cops Behaving Badly" arrested or indicted since January 2012. Like his previous counterparts he has been relieved of duty with pay pending an MPD administrative hearing. Once again, Armstrong was forced to defend the integrity of his workforce.
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4Taylor Swift *Finally* Takes a Controversial Stance on *Something*
Taylor Swift has finally put her foot down about something that not everyone on the planet agrees with and it feels awfully good to know that she's not a total robot. The singer recently did an interview saying that celebrities who complain about paparazzi are annoying and don't seem to get that that's what they've signed up for as a famous person.
Of course you and I probably agree with Taylor, but you know who doesn't? Like, basically everyone in Hollywood. It's nice to see Taylor take a stance on something other than whether or not it's fair that her crush likes her back.
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"I think it's just obnoxious if I complain about anything… I hear people talk about like, 'oh, the intrusions on my privacy.' It's like there are a million other jobs you could have had. And for me, I've just come to an acceptance of the fact, this is my life. If somebody wants to hide a relationship or has privacy issues then we don't have the same viewpoint. For me, it's just like live your life. If people happen to take picture then you know, you laugh about it in the car afterwards."
Mmmmhmmm. That's right, Taylor! Gossip and the public's desire to see photos of celebrities isn't going to go anywhere, so famous types who repeatedly try and school the general public on how unfair it is that they're famous and get their picture taken really need to get over it. At least in public, anyway.
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I wish she would take a singing lesson instead :(
If you hate Taylor so much then why talk about her at all?
Wait…Taylor Swift is NOT a total robot ?? Big suprise there! People that are not fans of the big publicity machine for the sake of being famous have to put up with the insufferible publicity. The J-lo's & Beyonce's Miley Cyrus' & Ashley Simpsons. Any pop star that uses a machine to sound good basically. It takes away from the true effort of music. And general population doesn't like having people pushed on them. That's why. Have better taste in music Taylor Swift is a meterialistic air-head.
one day i'll get to meet my idol Taylor Swift