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The Isaac Asimov Blunder That Led To Three New Gene Wolfe Stories
Most people, having a great honor dangled in their faces and then snatched away, would harbor some unproductive thoughts. Gene Wolfe, apparently, is not most people. »
Most people, having a great honor dangled in their faces and then snatched away, would harbor some unproductive thoughts. Gene Wolfe, apparently, is not most people. »
Last night, the Science Fiction & Fantasy Writers of America announced the winners of the 2013 Nebula Awards. Let's see who took home this year's trophies. »
Helene Wecker's debut, The Golem and the Jinni, is a phenomenal tale set during a transformative time in the United States. Opening at the turn of the century in 1899, it follows a dazzling array of characters and history, turning New York City into a fantasy world where they all come together in the melting-pot that… »
The most exciting new authors of science fiction and fantasy include Ann Leckie, Sofia Samatar and Helene Wecker, according to the 2013 Nebula nominations. They join veterans like Neil Gaiman, Nicola Griffith and Karen Joy Fowler. The overall nominee list is incredibly strong and reflects the range of voices in SF in… »
Last night, the Science Fiction & Fantasy Writers of America announced the winners of the 2012 Nebula Awards. Congratulations to all the nominees and winners! »
Every year, the members of the Science Fiction and Fantasy Writers of America (SFFWA) vote on the best works of science fiction and fantasy released in the previous year. Today SFFWA announced the 2012 nominees. Winners will be announced at the Nebula Awards weekend May 16-19th, 2013, in San Jose at the San Jose… »
Last night, the Science Fiction and Fantasy Writers of America announced the winners of the 2011 Nebula Awards. There were plenty of outstanding candidates in the nomination pool, and here are the folks who took home the glittering spiral trophies: »
Early this morning, the Science Fiction and Fantasy Writers of America announced the full list of 2011 Nebula Award nominees. The winners will be announced at the SFWA's 47th Annual Nebula Awards Weekend from May 17-20, and Connie Willis will also be receiving the Damon Knight Memorial Grand Master Award. Here's the… »
Connie Willis has joined the illustrious company of Ursula K. LeGuin and Isaac Asimov — she's the author is the 2011 winner of the Damon Knight Memorial Grand Master Award. The Science Fiction and Fantasy Writers of America presents this honor annually for lifetime achievement in science fiction and fantasy, at the… »
We've been noticing for a while now that anthologies of original fiction and electronic magazines have been edging out print magazines for award nominations, but this year's Nebula Awards shortlist sees a bit of a reversal of that trend. Asimov's, Analog and Realms of Fantasy all did quite well. Also, the "Best Novel"… »
Steampunk made its mark on the Nebula Awards this year, with the best novel award going to Paolo Bacigalupi's Windup Girl and the best novella going to Kage Baker's Women Of Nell Gwynne's. Full results below. »
The 2009 Nebula Awards final ballot is out, and it's "as fine a reading list as you're apt to find," says Cory Doctorow. Best novel finalists are Cherie Priest's Boneshaker, Paolo Bacigalupi's The Windup Girl, Laura Anne Gilman's Flesh and Fire, Finch by Jeff VanderMeer and The Love We Share Without Knowing by… »
Here's Joss Whedon accepting the Ray Bradbury Award at the Nebula Awards ceremony. Also honored: Ursula K. Le Guin, Wall-E and Catherine Asaro. Meanwhile, Nisi Shawl and Patrick Ness scored Tiptree Awards »
Making Money, Terry Pratchett's Nebula-nominated, thirty-somethingth novel in Discworld series, could be a subtitled, "a comic fantasy on contemporary themes," ie the large-scale consensual fraud that is a banking system. »
Starship Sofa has uploaded all seven Nebula-nominated stories from 2008 as podcasts, including Gwyneth Jones' "Tomb Wife," James Patrick Kelly's "Don't Stop," and Ruth Nestvold's "Mars: A Traveler's Guide." Good way to spend your afternoon. »
With his first novel, David J. Schwartz attempts to imagine ordinary people, in a realistic setting, who gain Superpowers. It's one of the finalists for the Nebula Award. »
The list of Hugo Award finalists, announced yesterday, is a bit less mystifying than the Nebula finalists, which came out a while back - especially in the novel category. All five of the novel finalists are books we enjoyed, and would be delighted to see win. Meanwhile, it's good to see Charles Coleman Finlay's "The… »
The Science Fiction & Fantasy Writers Of America just announced the Nebula Awards finalists, and there are a couple of surprising omissions. »
Over the weekend, the Science Fiction and Fantasy Writers of America presented its annual Nebula Awards for best works of science fiction and fantasy. Held in Austin, the Nebula Award weekend is celebration of the speculative literary scene, including everyone from the most literary to the most pulpy authors around.… »


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NPR had a segment on the new Amnesty campaign to end violence against Native women. One of the shelters they featured, Pretty Bird Woman House, is holding a fundraising campaign. Click here to donate.
Caryl Rivers on how the news media scare women.
A man is arrested in the attempted Austin Women's Health Center bombing.
A new bill would make sure EC is available to women on military bases, who currently have to drive off-base to get the pill.
The debate over Kabul Beauty School.
One of the men who used the services of the "D.C. Madam" is… one of Bush's abstinence appointees. Yep, the guy that Bush hired to push abstinence-only programs abroad was, uh, engaging in extramarital sex here at home.
Who really benefits economically from marriage?
Shocking headline: "Condom Information in Abstinence Programs Called Inaccurate."
Ellen Bravo talks to Maria Hinojosa on PBS's Now.
How Russell Simmons missed the point.
Somebody needs to fill Pat Robertson in on what Women on Waves actually does…
Riverbend (of the Baghdad Burning blog) is leaving Iraq.
Remembering a vocally pro-choice woman who led the Republican party in the late '70s. (Kind of like the anti-Schlafly?)
The New England Journal of Medicine says "both health care providers and patients should be alarmed" by the recent Supreme Court decision on abortion. And Cynthia Gorney explores what this will mean for doctors.
…and in the wake of the ruling, the Supreme Court returns a handful of related cases to the states.
A sports columnist announces his upcoming surgery to make his body match his brain, which he says is "wired female."
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Although it really shouldn't surprise me at this point, the amount of scandal and arrogance in the Bush Administration really does floor me. Guess he should have practiced what he preached.
LeAnna Benn, national director of Teen-Aid Inc., a nonprofit group in Spokane, Wash., which developed some of the abstinence materials, said 25 physicians had reviewed them for accuracy.
. . . wonder if these "25 physicians" have any credibility with, you know, major medical or research organizations?
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I've been reading Baghdad Burning since the first book was published. It's going to be interesting to see where Riverbend takes her blog upon leaving… if she is allowed to leave, that is.
"Men and women are more likely to pair off on the basis of similar education, similar interests and similar tastes in consumption. In other words, modern marriage is more fun."
Hear, hear!
"Just think of having rocking waves while you're getting your insides plowed into by some doctor. THAT DOESN'T SOUND LIKE FUN TO ME…" (emphasis added)
Okay, aside from missing the point of what WOW does and how and the particular language used to describe these errors, since WHEN is abortion "FUN"?! I can't imagine any woman choosing to have one would use that adjective, nor that Women On Waves would promote their "ride" on a boat like a visit to Disney World.
That last story about the sports writer was beautiful!
And who says the 25 doctors approved? They just said they reviewed, there was nothing about their conclusions.

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This shine spray promises to deliver an even veil of shine to your hair that lasts all day. Since I'm a sucker for straight, shiny, healthy hair, I was psyched to try this spray. The olive oil in the serum even claims to protect hair. Women from Ancient Egypt to Greece have long used olive oil on their hair and skin as a natural conditioner. Why shouldn't modern women reap the olive oil benefits as well?
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The Verdict: The bottle sprayed a light mist over my hair that covered it evenly in light-reflecting particles. It didn't weigh my hair down at all. It was surprisingly versatile, as one day I sprayed it on as I was walking out the door for a natural, healthy look. Another day, I sprayed two sprays on and pulled my hair back into a sleek bun. Both days I got compliments on my healthy-looking hair! The smell of the product is subtle, but you can definitely tell that olive oil is a main ingredient.
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Garden 5-17-12
I had the day off last Friday and the weather was great, so I got the rest of the seeds planted in the gardens. This morning, 6 days later, we've got germination in a few areas! I made just a few indoor seed starters last weekend, and they're all sprouting too. In fact, the one bean plant I started indoors shot up several inches practically over night, so I put it in the ground a few days ago. It's doing great!
I am using a combination of square foot gardening, container gardening, and also a few traditional rows. Here's what has been planted:
Left side:
4 sweet peppers
1 cucumber bush (not vine)
1 tomato plant ("sweet snack hybrid")
8 peas
2 strawberries
a row of green onions – maybe 15-20 or so?
Right side:
6 hot peppers (I think jalapeno)
8 peas
9 beans
6 sugar pumpkins
1 tomato (roma)
1 cucumber bush
In containers:
Salsa garden: 1 roma tomato, 1 hot pepper from a pouch of mixed pepper seeds, a few cilantro, about 10 green onion, and an accidental basil got in there too.
Herbs: In one pot, there's rosemary, thyme, cilantro, and basil. In another pot, there's curly parsley, chives, and marjoram.
Peppers: I have two big planters with 3-4 peppers in each (poblano, anaheim, jalapeno, and one accidental "New Mexico Big Jim.")
1 pot of spinach, which we've been eating steadily
1 pot of radishes, which have gorgeous, huge leaves but the radishes themselves are pretty puny still.
3 new hanging baskets of red geraniums. $10 each at Walmart. What can I say? I don't do flowers. (Yet…maybe someday).
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If I have to wait until December for new iPads, I'll explode into rage sparkles.
Tim Cook: it's going to be an iPad Christmas!
It might be October, but Apple CEO Tim Cook is looking firmly ahead to the impending holiday season. And so, what message, what words of wisdom does the CEO of one of the world's richest companies say when looking forwards to Christmas?
"It's going to be an iPad Christmas"
iPad Air and the new iPad mini with Retina Display both say that Cook might just be on to something there. Stick that one on your yearly greetings cards folks!
Ho ho ho!
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Tim Cook: it's going to be an iPad Christmas!
Or it'll be a PS4 & XONE holidays this time.
Because supplies of those are really plentiful, right? ;-)
I can't get either until January where I live!
Nah, I just think that many will get a game console that lasts you years than another tablet that costs $399 or $499. It's something different this year, instead of the 'annual iPad'. Of course I can be wrong and it'll be the poorest hardware premiere in history and tablets will win this season.
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That's really beautiful. You ought to sell prints of that when it's done; I'd probably buy one.
A frame from phone video. Anyone know why a video camera would capture colors better than a still camera?
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Not a clue but thank you for the close ups!! :D It's funny the one map I am making is going to be printed on 18 x 24 paper too :) I can't wait to see more images as it looks really nice so far!
They're not close ups, technically, but you're welcome anyway. :D Skenth, you mean? Love that map.
That latest picture is seriously the most beautiful map segment I've ever seen. Brilliant, brilliant, brilliant. I'm risking to not be able to rep you when it's done if I do it now, but I can't resist!
Oh gosh. Well that-- ummm... hmm.
I agree with Diamond, you always bring something cool and interesting to the table Chashio.
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Models appearing on escalators is a bit of a Raf Simons show signature, though last time it happened was a full seven years ago here in Paris. Tonight he did it again, at the beautiful-yet-imposing Credit Lyonnais headquarters in the city's second arrondisement. After last season's financial scare – the designer parted ways with his manufacturing partner and cancelled all buyer appointments just days before the collection was presented – a return to past favourites probably seemed like a logical plan of attack. And what better place to present them than at a European institution which had once suffered its own financial woes – and come back on top.
Simons' signature slender black suits were prominent throughout, split and paired with sleeveless tee shirts in coloured leather, sleeveless button-up shirts, short-sleeve shirts and tee shirts.
One new idea was floated – a plaid that appeared right from the get-go. Starting with a matching coat, blazer and undershirt combo, it found its way onto nearly half the looks. In Simons' hands it became a three-dimensional texture – cut on the bias and sewn back together in panels that created inverted checkerboard shapes; or spliced to give a swirling tornado-like appearance on the backs of garments.
But the standout piece of the collection – and perhaps the season thus far, was a pair of black leather oxford shoes. Simons added a sparkle of gold studs to the upper sole, instantly creating a must-have in the process. Mark my words – come spring next year, they will be the most coveted men's shoe on the market.
When he took his bow, the audience went wild. Fashion loves itself a comeback kid, and this season Simons is the poster-boy for designers fighting on the ropes. Judging by the crowd reaction, he delivered a knock out performance.
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oh wow, this is great!!! I've been following simons and im super happy he is still going forward. did he find a new partner? i don't want his label to go poof. it's too important for fashion folks.
although jil sander is a pretty worthy 'fallback'
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I get it, NBC. Tina Fey is your bread and butter. With her and 30 Rock, you feel pretty much invincible and, as such, can do whatever you want to your mid-season lineup. And I suppose I can see why you would drop a show like Community in favor of Tina Fey's proven formula. Community can be hit or miss with a general audience. And it's first episode of the third season was a little awkward. But the thing is, NBC, one off episode is no reason to abandon another of your quirky comedies. Especially when you have other options. As much as I actually enjoy Whitney and Up All Night, they are both only in the beginning of their first seasons. You had no problem dropping Playboy Club after three episodes (another decision I was a little disappointed in, but I accept that perhaps NBC was the wrong station for that particular story). Why take away Community, which has lasted three seasons so far? It's earned the right to at least finish the season. John Goodman has proved to be an interesting villain and I want to see what is ultimately so sinister about air conditioning school.
It has a few missteps, sure. I don't quite understand how Britta went from social activist to pot-head blithering idiot or why Shirley turned into an outrageous God freak. I'm not a hundred percent sure why Annie has had romantic involvement with the three young male leads. Why force minor character Señor Chang into more than just a bit part (thanks, The Hangover)? I know a big part of the show's charm is that these characters are really caricatures of the types of people you find in community college but sometimes I think that the obnoxiousness of some of these "undertones" can put off viewers who haven't seen what these characters were like prior to that shift in tone.
And then there's the educational rapping.
There is the possibility of it being brought back, if enough people reach out. It's a slim chance, but if we, the viewers, let NBC know that we want Community to stay. Tell NBC that we like the softer side of Joel McHale and the wacky antics of Donald Glover and Danny Pudi. Tell NBC that Chevy Chase's blatant everything-ism isn't putting you off. Tweet #savegreendale, contact NBC, and like Community on Facebook. Show the world that you are a Greendale Human Being and that you won't let this quirky, fun show get cancelled permanently.


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Dr. Velandy Manohar has been practicing medicine for 49 years. Dr. Manohar graduated from the Madras Med Coll, Dr M G R Med Univ, Madras, Tn, India in 1965. He practices medicine in Middletown, CT and specializes in Psychiatry. Dr. Manohar is affiliated with Middlesex Hospital. He speaks English and Spanish.
Gender: Male
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Medical School: Madras Med Coll, Dr M G R Med Univ, Madras, Tn, India
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And I hope I never have to float in that boat
Up shit's creek "it's weak" is the last quote
That I want to hear when I'm goin' down when all's said and done
from Outkast – Rosa Parks Lyrics on Genius
André hopes that he doesn't end up like the group that let him down. He wants to be remembered in a positive light even when he decides to call it quit, instead of hanging around too long and tarnishing his legacy. Seeing as the duo has yet to put out a bad album and people are still losing their shit over the news that OutKast will be reuniting at Coachella 20 years after they first came up on the scene, I think it's safe to say he got his wish.
"Up shit's creek without a paddle" is a phrase that is used to describe a very difficult situation that is almost impossible to get out of. André imagines this is how he would feel if he ever fell of and had to work his way back up to the top.
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The City of Sarasota has 8 unique and charming National Register districts. For a map of ALL of the districts, individual district maps and resources visit:
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The tour map has been reproduced on note cards, bags, mugs and more……..
To learn more about visiting Sarasota, an exceptional site to view is: Sarasota Visitor's Bureau .
And while you are touring Laurel Park, try these great restaurants and neighboring businesses……
Selby Botanical Gardens is and easy walk from Laurel Park!
Palm Avenue shops and galleries
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it's all better now, wait for me? | an asukure fanmix
01. vapour trail - tespassers william; 02. stay with me - sam smith; 03. how we love - ingrid michaelson; 04. stuck on you - new politics; 05. my heart with you - the rescues; 06. here without you - boyce avenue; 07. lucky - bif naked; 08. build you up - kim taylor; 09. somewhere only we know - max schneider ft. liz gillies; 10. wait for me - kings of leon
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"Shh—" The dark haired woman put her hand over her comrades mouth, pulling him into the safety of the bushes. "Be quiet! Anko said I couldn't spy on Gai while he was training and stay hidden the whole time— I'm proving her wrong."
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Kakashi's brow furrowed- he understood, all of it- all of the pain in watching others die, not being sure whether or not you are the evil that you're being told to fight. Being a ninja took a toll on the mind like nothing else could. He placed his hand on her shoulder in a comforting way, "By witnessing these things, you are able to protect your home and the people that live within it. That's really the only thought that gets me through some days."
She ran a hand through her dark locks, pushing her bangs out of her face. She was thankful for her silver-haired companion, who was doing his best to pull her out of the dark place she had fallen into. But sometimes, pulling herself out of the hole was harder than it seemed.
"I try to tell myself that, but I can't force myself to believe it—truly, I mean."
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Gender: Male
Years in Practice: 33 Years
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My told me that he like this school, a lot of his classmates are helping him out and teachers are not yelling at them. I noticed my child's progress and confidence. Staff are friendly and can handle matters well.
My kids are in school and we found that Gilham is an excellent school. I recommend others to have a similar experience.
I have 2 children in Gilham. One has had a good experience, the other one has had horrible teachers so far. Lacking structure, supervision, and true 'teaching" of the students. The principal unwilling to work with you to ensure your child is getting the best possible education. You have a chance to get a few great teachers, but you also have the chance to get one that is flat out negligent. You are rollng the dice by going here.
This was the worst school my child attended. My child went there for 2 years and had one great teacher, the other teacher was a nightmare. The principle has severe anger issues. As soon as we were able to afford it, we placed our children in private school. Not all public schools are terrible, but this one is. If private school is not an option, look into any other alternative.
I have only had positive experiences from this school, the staff, teachers and principal. I have one child left at Gilham (I have two children who graduated from Gilham). I feel very included in the school and my kids all loved every year there.
Gilham Elementary School is the best school in Eugene. They teach great values and have challenging academics. I've never seen a school have such strong values. They really practice what they preach and the students are kind and well behaved because of it. The teachers are very educated and are great with their students. The school has tons of activities and programs to enrich the students lives and they strongly encourage parent involvement. I am a parent of a student at Gilham and I am truely impressed. I would recommend this school to everyone and have to many people I know.
Who wrote these reviews?? This has been the worst experience we have had with an elementary school. Teachers are good but the principal is the worst. Bullying is absolutely tolerated and don't let the guy loose his temper...I was in a parent meeting where he was blatantly yelling at parents that had some tough questions for him. THIS is supposed to be the best school and neighborhood in Eugene??? Yikes! We moved to the area for the school and plan on moving back to anywhere but here because of the experiences we have had. Oh and by the way...this district is so over budget they have a 4th and 5th grade class together because they cannot afford 2 teachers and class sizes are 33+. Dont move to this area for the school.
Our kids had a great experience at Gilham. We still ride our bikes to Gilham to remember the "good old days" and play on the playground and in the field there. It's a very kind and thoughtful community of teachers. They work very hard for the kids. Gig Nelson the principal is AWESOME and sets the example for what other principals should strive to be. He really makes the school feel like a positive place to be. We miss Gilham - wish the Gilham spirit had carried over into Cal Young Middle School and Sheldon High School (the schools which Gilham feed into), but sadly, it simply doesn't.
Principal is excellent. His faculty is a mixed bag but at least they have a great leader.
Gilham has a wonderful atmosphere and some really talented educators. They make a great effort to teach reading to kids at their level, to encourage a sense of community and responsibility, and to welcome parents as volunteers and visitors. It is too bad that Oregon funding levels force large class sizes, but Gilham does a good job of trying to meet everyone's needs. I have volunteered there for two years and been very impressed with everyone I have met and worked with.
I recently enrolled my daughter at this school and we absolutely love it. My daughter is always happy and learning so many incredible things. Great staff and warming feeling upon entering, always.
Gilham goes above and beyond for their students.Lots of parent support for this school.My children love it !
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Busycal bug makes turns one-day events into two-day events
I'm a Mac user who used to run my life with the Palm Desktop application along with my old Palm Pilots and Treo phones (before the iPhone came out). Once I moved to my first iPhone, I never felt like stock Mac Calendar apps (iCal) could do everything I wanted with to-dos and calendar events. So I augmented my workflow to make it work using Apple's Calendar apps on Mac and iPhone/iPad.
After hearing a lot of recommendations, I finally tried BusyCal on my Mac a couple of years ago, and felt it was like the regular Apple Calendar application on steroids. It operates pretty much like the regular calendar app (not much to learn), but BusyCal simply makes a lot of things easier and more intuitive, allowing for things link selecting and dragging multiple events to new dates/times on the calendar.
The Problem: For the past week or so, I noticed that dragging all-day events to new dates would sometimes result in them becoming two-day events. Even worse, I couldn't manually change the end date to be the same as the first date, because the app immediately changed the date back to occupy two days.
The Reason? Turns out, any all-day even you move to the Saturday before Daylight Saving Time spills into the following Sunday, due to the way BusyCal calculates the lost hour on Sunday morning.
The simple fix? Just uncheck the "all-day" box and the check it again, and then the weird two-day event becomes a normal one-day event.
If anyone else in the world has experienced this odd problem, hopefully this post will help you deal with and understand it. I originally thought there was a bigger issue with BusyCal, until BusyMac support figured out it was likely due to Daylight Saving Time.


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Public Health Campaign of the Month: 'Don't Mess With Mercury' Campaign
>>NewPublicHealth continues a new series to highlight some of the best public health education and outreach campaigns every month. Submit your ideas for Public Health Campaign of the Month to firstname.lastname@example.com.
Glass thermometers. Compact fluorescent light (CFL) bulbs. Medical equipment. Gauges and other science equipment. Thermostats, switches and other electrical devices.
Mercury lives in all of these devices—and all can be found in schools. While it may be common, mercury is also incredibly dangerous. Mercury poisoning can negatively impact the nervous system, lungs and kidneys. It can even lead to brain damage or death.
Often mercury poisoning is the result of a kid thinking it's "cool"— taking it, playing with, passing it around to friends. Metallic mercury easily vaporizes into a colorless, odorless, hazardous gas.
The Agency for Toxic Substances and Disease Registry (ATSDR), part of the U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC), has released a new website that brings together a suite of tools to educate kids, teachers, school administrators and parents about the dangers of mercury poisoning. They include an interactive human body illustration and facts sheets, as well as a 30-second "Don't Mess With Mercury" animated video to raise awareness about the dangers of mercury.
>>Bonus content: 'Don't Mess With Mercury' website
>>Bonus content: Facts about mercury in schools
>>Read previous Public Health Campaign of the Month stories
Teen Driver Safety: 5 to Drive
The U.S. Department of Transportation's (DOT) National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA) has launched a new campaign that challenges parents to discuss with their teen drivers five practices that can prevent serious injuries and even deaths in the event of a crash:
- No cell phone use or texting while driving
- No extra passengers
- No speeding
- No alcohol
- No driving or riding without a seat belt
NHTSA data show motor vehicle crashes are the leading cause of death for teenagers 14-18 years-old in the United States. In 2011, 2,105 teen drivers were involved in fatal crashes. Of those teens involved in fatal crashes, 1,163 (55 percent) survived and 942 (45 percent) died in the crash.
"Safety is our highest priority, especially when it comes to teens, who are often our least experienced drivers," said DOT Secretary Anthony Foxx. "The '5 to Drive' campaign gives parents and teens a simple, straightforward checklist that can help them talk about good driving skills and most importantly, prevent a tragedy before it happens."
The list of precautions matches the top causes of death in teen crashes:
- In 2011, over half of the teen occupants of passenger vehicles who died in crashes were unrestrained
- Speeding was a factor in 35 percent of fatal crashes involving a teen driver
- Twelve percent of teen drivers involved in fatal crashes were distracted at the time
- In 2011, 505 people nationwide died in crashes in which drivers ages 14-18 years had alcohol in their systems, despite the fact that all states have Zero Tolerance Laws for drinking under age 21
NHTSA research also finds that peer pressure is a contributing factor in teen crash deaths. When the teen driver in a fatal crash was not wearing a seat belt, almost four-fifths of that driver's teen passengers were also unrestrained. And a teenage driver was 2.5 times more likely to engage in risky behaviors when driving with one teenage passenger, but three times more likely when driving with multiple teenager passengers.
Additional NHTSA research found that poor decisions among teen drivers can lead to crashes and fatalities at any time of the day, but that they were most frequent between 3 p.m. and 8 p.m., and remained high until midnight.
>>Bonus Link: NHTSA provides a wealth of resources on safe driving for teens.
Up for Debate: Changing the U.S. Emphasis on Competitive Youth Sports
A recent article in The Atlantic on the history of competitive sports among American kids led The New York Times to write a wide-ranging debate on the pros and cons of competitive sports for kids and teenagers. The pivotal question: Do competitive sports overwhelm childhood or enhance it?
It's an important debate. Sports can represent a gateway to a life of enjoyable exercise, good for both the heart and mind. But they also pose, as currently played, some significant risks. These include the risk of injury or even death and unhealthy competitive traits, all of which can be a turn-off for physical activity of all kinds for kids made to play and practice against their will.
Those weighing in on the Times' debate pages include the head of Little League International, who says sports teach kids valuable lessons; a sociologist who says that since so few kids ever make their living in professional sports, we need a greater emphasis on education than athletics; and the head of the American Orthopaedic Society for Sports Medicine, who says that most children's bodies are not capable of playing one sport day after day, for years on end, and because of this many kids have bone and joint injuries.
>>Bonus Links: Read NewPublicHealth interviews on preventing concussions in youth sports with MacArthur fellow Kevin Guskiewicz, and Robert Faherty, VP and Commissioner of the Babe Ruth youth baseball league.
Elizabeth Gaynes: Champion of Change for Children of Incarcerated Parents
At least two million children in the U.S. have at least one parent in prison, a situation now recognized as an adverse childhood experience, which can put children at risk for poor mental and physical health, due in part to isolation and a lack of family connectedness with their incarcerated parents.
The Osborne Association, based in New York City, works with people who have been in conflict with the law, and their families. Osborne is currently using funding from a Robert Wood Johnson Foundation Roadmaps to Health community grant to advocate for the use of Family Impact Statements in New York State during prison sentencing and the inclusion of "proximity to children" as a factor in prison assignments in New York State. Family Impact statements convey to a judge how the family of a person convicted of a crime will be affected by various sentencing decisions. With their proximity advocacy, the goal is to increase visiting opportunities for families during periods of incarceration by assigning parents to closer prisons and expanding opportunities for kids to have contact with incarcerated parents through televisiting. Research has shown that having strong family ties increases the likelihood of family reunification following a parent's prison stay, as well as the child's long-term health and wellbeing. The goal of both policy reform efforts is to reduce the trauma of parent-child separation for children, thereby promoting their health and well-being.
Elizabeth Gaynes, Osborne's executive director, was recognized recently as a White House Champion of Change for her work with the children of incarcerated parents. NewPublicHealth spoke with Gaynes about ways to protect the health and wellbeing of the 2.7 million children whose parents are in prison on any given day. Gaynes also spoke about how her former husband, the father of her two children, spent over twenty years in prison, and the impact this had on her family.
NewPublicHealth: Why do you think this issue of parental incarceration has not gotten enough attention previously?
Elizabeth Gaynes: There is no specific agency with direct responsibility for kids of incarcerated parents and the kids don't tend to identify themselves. And until recently it wasn't thought of as anything that needed identifying. When I was looking for a therapist for my kids, the people I spoke to said "we would treat this like any other abandonment." And I said, "Really? But he didn't actually abandon them." So I think that there is no system that is responsible for them and because of the stigma they don't self-identify. We've had some young people who went to do talks in high schools and asked the kids in the class at the beginning if they knew anyone who was in, or had been in, prison. At the beginning of her talk, two kids raised their hands. She said after she spoke and said her own dad had been in prison, she asked the question again and 12 kids raised their hands.
Nominations Open for Girl Up Teen Advisors
Sesuagno Mola of Ethiopia, married at five, never went to school and had her first child at 14. More children would have followed in quick succession, but Sesuagno got involved with a program in her town run by Girl Up developed by the UN Foundation that empowers young girls to create a life for themselves and their families well beyond poverty and illiteracy.
In Sesuagno's case, she joined a program developed to help teach literacy, and provide information about family planning, gardening and life skills to help reduce food contamination.
Through the program, Sesuagno learned to build shelves to keep her family's food off the floor, built a stove that sends the smoke out of the house instead of into her lungs—a cause of pneumonia and death for thousands of girls and women in the developing world—and jointly decided with her husband, because of her time in the program, that they would wait to have their next child.
"What we support are comprehensive services for adolescent services for girls to help improve access to health services, education and safe spaces," says Andrea Austin, a spokesperson for the UN Foundation.
Preventing Traumatic Brain Injuries in Youth Sports: A Q&A with Robert Faherty
As we learn more about the long-term effects of traumatic brain injuries (TBI), the public health focus is increasingly on prevention in youth sports. A recent study funded by the Robert Wood Johnson Foundation and published in the American Journal of Public Health found that while 44 states and Washington, D.C., have enacted youth sport TBI laws, they all deal with identifying and responding to the injuries—not preventing them.
NewPublicHealth recently spoke with Robert Faherty, VP and Commissioner of the Babe Ruth League Inc., about what the baseball league in particular—and youth sports in general—are doing to improve the prevention of and response to traumatic brain injuries. The league includes about 1 million players across its Cal Ripken and Babe Ruth divisions.
>>Read more in a related Q&A with the author of the youth sports TBI law study.
NewPublicHealth: How is the Babe Ruth League working to prevent primary traumatic brain injuries in youth baseball?
Robert Faherty: One of the things that we really pride ourselves on— and, first of all, our organizations are entirely made up of volunteers, from the league administration level right down to the coach—is providing that league with the best insurance program we possibly can. Through Babe Ruth League, you have the opportunity to buy accident, or liability insurance. That's because we wanted to make sure that there would be no reason that a player wouldn't go get checked out or a league wouldn't send a player to a doctor or to an emergency room. We weren't worried about the parents having insurance, we weren't worried about somebody's liability being in question—you can go to the doctor and have it covered.
The second part of that would be our ongoing attempt to educate and prevent injuries right down to the simplest practices. In our coaching certification and coaching education courses, which are mandated, not only are there safety issues that we include that in our score books that we provide to the teams, but it's also the smallest things about how to run a practice. One of the most common injuries is being hit by a baseball, but it's not the batter being hit by a baseball or a fielder being hit by a baseball—it's an overthrow by kids warming up improperly, and not throwing all in the same direction.


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Bruins not worried about adjusting to new line combinations
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At this point in the season, you would expect any team still playing to have its line combinations set, and the Bruins did through the end of the regular season and the first two rounds of the playoffs. But with Patrice Bergeron out with a concussion, Claude Julien has had to shuffle his second and third lines.
Chris Kelly has moved up to take Bergeron's spot as the second-line center between Brad Marchand and Mark Recchi. Meanwhile, Michael Ryder has switched from right wing to left wing to make room for Tyler Seguin to be the third-line right wing. All that movement and potential unfamiliarity could be reason for concern, but Julien doesn't see it that way.
"Those guys have gone through those kinds of things throughout the whole year," Julien said. "I think our guys have been used to playing with each other. Even in practice, we mix and match and you see different pairings at times. I thought our guys adjusted well, and if we did decide to make some other changes, I'm sure it wouldn't be a big issue."
One interesting thing to note about the new lines is that the second line now consists of three left-handed shots, while the third line comprises three righties. Kelly said that shouldn't be an issue, either.
"These guys can pick up passes on their backhand just as easy as they can pick up passes on their forehand," Kelly said. "So I don't think it's anything that you need to think about or worry about."
Of course, Recchi has played the off-wing for most of the season, so there's no adjustment there. Ryder, on the other hand, has been on the right side for the majority of the season. Julien said Ryder is just as much at home on the left side, though.
"Mike is just as comfortable playing on the left as he is on the right, that much I know," Julien said. "So making that change isn't a big deal."
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Transformers Sequel Lacks Any Real Human Connection
- Wednesday, June 24, 2009
Ditching the books, Sam and Mikaela (Fox) travel hand in hand, (with Mikaela adding little more than her pouty expressions to the cause) in search of an extraterrestrial energy source that morphs from a hunk of metal to an alien key to a pile of dust and eventually, some sort of mental materialization in Sam's head. Or at least that's what I took away from watching. When it comes to what exactly the filmmakers had in mind when making this mess of a movie, it's ultimately anyone's guess. But certainly there are better ways to spend two and a half hours on a summer day, right? And you probably won't even need earplugs.
- Drugs/Alcohol: Social drinking plus a scene where Sam's mom accidentally uses marijuana and starts acting a little crazy while visiting Sam at Princeton.
- Language/Profanity: A steady stream of profanity, including instances where the Lord's name is taken in vain, thoughout. While the "f" word is never used, alternate versions are used constantly.
- Sex/Nudity: Since Megan Fox's character, Mikaela, is little more than eye candy and Sam's girlfriend, they make the most of it by having her dressed in very short denim shorts and skimpy dresses. She also straddles a motorcycle she's working on suggestively. Sam is also given a lap dance by a glamorous Decepticon. They are engaging in a kiss when Mikaela walks in (but the Decepticon's tongue extends and wraps around Sam's neck as soon as she walks out). Agent Simmons strips down to his skivvies, his backside shown with underwear with just a bit more coverage than a thong. Plus, there's an ongoing joke about Sam's two dogs humping each other, which is shown on several occasions. A robot also does the same thing to Mikaela's leg.
- Violence: While all bloodless and very cartoonish, the movie is basically one very long, very loud fighting sequence edited together. Buildings are destroyed, robots are killed and threats are made to wipe out the earth.
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So I'm only 15 years old but my goal in life is to become a Youth Pastor. It something that I personally want to do. but i also feel Gods pull in my life for me to become one also. I've had people with Words from God come up to me personally and tell me that I was Going to bacome a Pastor of some sort. My question is. What do I have to do and change in my life to become a Youth Pastor?Jerm.
I'm not exactly sure what your asking, but you don't have to do anything special to become a pastor. I would say what you need to do is, do your best to serve, listen to, and obey Him. A pastor is first and formost a Christian. I'm not saying to take this call lightly, take it with great respect, and passion. Something else that would be really helpful is to find a pastor to be your mentor. I've been pastoring for 9 years, and one core belief that has helped me through is, "It's all about people"
True it is all about people. . . and Adam. what do you mean by gifts. You could take that in a couple of different ways. Such as. . . I'm good at helping people with or coming through there problems. Or you can mean what my spiritual gifts are like Speaking in tongues and being a strong prayer worrior.Jerm.P.s. all those things i mentioned i can do and am good at. lol
JERM - Though I have lost the link, there are tests you can take that help you identify your spiritual gifts. I was a bit surprised at first when I discovered what mine are. But it also helps me to decide what to volunteer for at church. If they need someone to lead a class, I'm not the guy for that. If they need someone to do physical labor, I'm all over that. If they need someone to be part of a prayer team, sign me up! If they need someone for the band, don't even think of asking me! :)
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Never become arrogant, or think you know it all (whether it is about the Bible, preaching, or pastoral care). Cultivate humility, and learn from the senior pastor role models in your life.
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Heh, we're much the same. I wish to be a musician and youth pastor, but I wonder about this struggle, a lot. Bugs me every day, although I haven't gratified in a few days, meaning two. I have a real filter on, I have X3, and I take the Setting Captives Free site. I don't mean to imply that you are a horrible person for doing so, or you don't love God, but if you truly believe this is Gods calling, start taking the love and breath and feast deeply into scripture to fill your lust for lust and sin. Gos it he only one that can cure you, but it's not easy, it's a daily struggle. And that's all you need to think of it as. When I think of maintaining pure for the rest of my life it seems ridiculous, but when I just think of "let's get past today." It makes it easier. But sir, all I have to offer is that you feast and breath deeply into Christ to know more, and grow in him. And as James says draw near to him and he will draw near to you. I'm Jake, and I'll pray for you.
I'm in the same boat, though older, and now going to Bible school.l ;P First thing I found very helpful that has already been mentioned is taking certain tests that help you to discover your gifts and personality traits.I highly suggest the Myer's Brigg personality test and a spiritual gifts test that I've taken twice, and found to be excelent (recommended by professors and pastors) by Peter Wagner that you can find here: http://www.gospellight.com/Merchant2/merchant.mv?Screen=PROD&Store_Code=GL&Product_Code=08307.36948. Understanding who you are and who you are NOT is the first key.Second, something my pastor personally told me. To be able to preach, read your Bible at least 50 times before preaching to a congregation. If you haven't read it through once, than if you're sure about this, now is the time to start. I personally follow a plan that leads me to read the Bible through every 2 months (60 days). Other than that, you gotta listen to what God is telling you. Day to day, month to month.After one step is done, ask what the next is, and watch for open doors.Get a hold of a pastor that can mentor you one on one too. I've been doing that, and it's the best thing I've ever done.
That's woman to you. ;P
Jerm, I'm stupid too! ;) I've made that mistake a couple of times. I think it's because we men think we are the only one who struggle with porn.
No, we aren't stupid ... just human and prone to make mistakes! But that doesn't stop us from trying to do better! :)
there are more of us than you think.women that is.SetinWorship: where do you go to school?i want to be pastor (eventually) too.not a youth pastor though.i had never heard the words youth pastor until i was about seventeen
I've never seen an effective 45 year old youth pastor. Do you know what to prepare for later in life?
Okay, what is a youth pastor? Would that be different than our director of youth ministries that we have at our church?
Jerm, that's sexist, no matter how you try to paint it. Whether they "can" be pastors is a matter of church denominations and their viewpoints. Some believe women can be pastors and ordain women. Some believe only men are called to pastor, and they do not ordain women. If you want a purely fundagelical approach, women pastors are out! Of course, fundagelicals pick and choose which parts of the Bible to apply, so Foursquare fundagelicals accept women pastors, whereas Southern Baptists (yay, slavery!) do not.
Jerm, don't lat PF get to you. My advice, try to ignore him. He is of the opinion that only he undstands the bible and that he is above the rest of us and can call us names. He loves to use the word "fundegelical", and I'm sure he uses it often in an attempt to get a rise out of people. He lives on conflict ... especially if you don't agree with his warped teachings. He has a following here on this site, which I can't explain.
So NMP, are you saying that there is not controversy in the church over whether women can be pastors?
Guitar Guy April 2007 Permalink
First Timothy makes it quite clear. And there is controversy, but I only wonder why.
Poeticblue, I go to school in Manhatten, New York. NYC.JERM, biblically, I believe, yes, you can definately have a woman pastor. Up here in NYC you see many. Now other denominations and, I'd say, incorrect interpreations of the Biblical text will tell you that no, we can not.Don't worry about the misunderstanding. And I'll forgive the "I only thought men could" comment. For now.;)
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There is a controversy in the church of whether women should be pastors. The Bible through I Timothy 3:2 says that a pastor must be the HUSBAND of ONE WIFE. From God, through His word - the Bible - it clearly states that only men are pastors.Women should be allowed to hold positions such as childrens minister in the church, though, but not pastor. Women should ONLY minister to women, not pastor men and not men & women.Women can be pastors, but women who are pastors are not obeying God completely. So, no women should not be pastors.PF and his followers pick and choose what they believe is right and wrong from the Bible as he seems to be choosing not to believe I Timothy 3:2, so he seems to be guilty of what he accuses evangelicals to be guilty, though evangelicals are not guilty of it.So Jerm and no_more_porn, you are correct in not listening to PF and his followers. Instead, continue to listen to God and His word - the Bible. Also, continue to give ALL your heart, soul, and mind to Christ our Saviour.I am saying this being a woman of God myself.
Me picking and choosing? I'm afraid not. You're the one that says women can't be pastors, yet you let them speak in church! Do you speak out against braided hair and gold jewelry? Do you also recommend your members take a little wine for their stomachs as commanded in God's word (also Timothy, I believe.) If you don't, what is your justification for picking and choosing?
9I also want women to dress modestly, with decency and propriety, not with braided hair or gold or pearls or expensive clothes, 10but with good deeds, appropriate for women who profess to worship God. 11A woman should learn in quietness and full submission. 12I do not permit a woman to teach or to have authority over a man; she must be silent. I don't see how a woman can be a children's pastor. She is not even to speak in church.But a woman will be saved through childbearing (those barren women are doomed to hell.)15But women will be saved through childbearing—if they continue in faith, love and holiness with propriety.And give up water in favor of wine. It's commanded.23 Drink no longer water, but use a little wine for thy stomach's sake and thine often infirmities. Why do you pick and choose which of these you will obey?
Guitar Guy my dear, whenever you say "makes it clear" in according to the Bible, be sure you are using correct exegesis and hermeutics and that you also know what those words means, when in connection to readinging any biblical text
My mentor is an awesome reformed minister...a pastor that is...i know if i get i not this arguement my inner jersey girl is gonna come out.set in worship: you live in manhattan? i live in jersey. i actually tyed my response from a cafe off union square park yesterday
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9I also want women to dress modestly, with decency and propriety, not with braided hair or gold or pearls or expensive clothes, 10but with good deeds, appropriate for women who profess to worship God. I do dress modestly. I do not braid my hair nor gold nor pearls nor expensive clothes. I do not wear make-up, neither. I do follow those verses. These verses apply to the culture, as well. 11A woman should learn in quietness and full submission. 12I do not permit a woman to teach OR to have authority OVER a MAN; she must be silent.It is clear from the verses that women can not teach men, but it does not say anything about women teaching women and women teaching children, so women are allowed to be children ministers and allowed to minister to other women, but not to men.23 Drink no longer water, but use a little wine for thy stomach's sake and thine often infirmities. This is where you are leaving out information. To drink a little wine was to help sickness. It does not hurt to drink a little wine as long as one remains sober and does not get drunk with wine. I drink a glass of wine when can afford to buy it. So, no, I am not picking and choosing.But seeing as you did not read and understand verses 11 and 12 above, yes, you did/do pick and choose.I do not pick and choose what I will obey. As you obviously picked and chose from your post about verses 11 and 12, then why do you pick and choose what is right and wrong from the Bible to justify what you believe?
You absolutely are picking and choosing. Women are to remain SILENT! You have made an exception for teaching other women and children that is not in the text. The command to be silent for women is also repeated in 1 Cor.Then you add to the text to avoid the command not to drink water, but wine. You say I leave things out, but there is nothing in the text suggesting what you claim. You are adding to the text. Do you drink water? The command to drink wine is not just for those who can "afford" it. You are absolutely inconsistent in your interpretation of the text.On the other hand, I am consistent. Both the command concerning women and the command to drink wine were addressing Timothy's situation and his culture. The underlying principles are still valid, but the application of those principles in today's culture is different. Paul, or rather the author claiming to be Paul in this instance, wants Timothy, as a young minister, to have success and is addressing some specifics to Timothy that are hindering his success. Even though Paul recognizes women are equal, appointing them as teachers in his time period was too drastic of a difference from culture. Paul's command has nothing to do with the inherent qualities of women. I am consistent in looking at the cultural and historical background and interpreting the text.But if you really do believe the text as you claim you do, why are you trying to teach me? You are a woman, I am a man.
Like me, my wife is a minister. Obviously, she is of the opinion that women should be ministers! But, she is also of the conviciton that women should not be senior pastors (head minister, whatever) and that they should be in the supportive staff. Like her, I would agree that women are effective pastors to have in place following a church split or another situation where healing for a congreation is needed, but only for a time. pj
Why "only for a time?" Why not senior pastors? What is inherent in women that makes them unsuitable for the job?
I'm confused. You think ovaries are a deficit? Or is that the way a male dominated society spins it because they are jealous that they cannot create life inside their bodies (see Karen Horney).
i have a friend who only has one ovaryis she more fit to pastor than i am? ;)
So what's your real answer, pj?
Okay, the fundies here are going to be pleased because this thread has done it for me. If there are seriously people out there who are still pushing the idea that women are not allowed to minister in church then I just plain give up. What is the point of arguing complicated subjects like evolutionary science and sexual politics with misogynists, most of whom appear to be barely 20 years old?Sorry PF, IGU et al, between these heinous new forums and the influx of people who think discrimination against anyone who isn't a straight, white male is God's will, I can't handle this place anymore. It's making me despair for the future, and wasting too much of my time with people who aren't worth it. I'm outta here.PS. Chargersfan, NMP, etc. I'm one of those posters you probably didn't expect to be a female.
All kidding aside, I do think that it is okay for women to be in ministerial positions. First of all, my wife has been in active ministry positions for the past seven years, and in terms of ability and talents she meets or surpasses any of my male peers. Secondly, I think there is a Scriptural basis for women in ministry. In the book of Acts the church open to women. Women were praying with the apostles prior to Pentecost (Acts 1:12-14). On the day of Pentecost Peter proclaimed the dawning of a new day in which God's spirit would empower men and women to speak and teach God's message (Acts 2:17-18). Priscilla was one of Apollos' teachers (Acts 18:26). Philip had four daughters who were prophets (Acts 21:9).Also, in the sixteenth chapter of Romans, Paul mentions numerous women in active and prominent roles in the church. The first is Phoebe who served as a deacon in Cenchreae (vs. 1-2). Priscilla is called his fellow worker (vs. 3-4). Mary is mentioned as diligent worker in the church at Rome (v. 6). Junia, a woman, is a called an apostle (v.7 see NKJV). Three women—Tryphena, Tryphosa, and Persis—are mentioned as hard workers for the Lord (v. 12).That is my basis for women in ministry. Plus, my wife is really hot, and if she tells me women should be in ministry I'll agree with her.
So now I'm waiting to see what Charger's Fan has to say since she is in a minority position on this issue.
PF you suck. You got to it before me. =(JERM, that's almost sick, really. I get upset when people say all we're good at is teaching kids. In other words, we belong at home making kids. And since we're so good at that, we can do it in church too. I'm sorry, but this is 2007, women are working, and most of the time the men are the ones too coward to be a man and stay with her. They just screw her, get her pregnant, and leave. Yeah, men are more capable.*ahem* Forgive that. But really, it's an unreasonable, and purely unbiblical bias. Physically, mentally, emotionally, and especially spiritually, we are as capable, as women, to lead a flock as men are.
And poetic blue, you can't be far from me. No I don't live in Manhattan, I live in Queens, but I'm a five minute subway ride from there. You go to college?
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Hey JermI wish you all the best with your future. Your honesty is challenging me to ask myself 'how am i best equipped to serve?' and 'what am i going to do about it?' I'd appreciate prayer to discern the best course for today and the most realistic long term plan. Maybe I should finish having counselling before I decide - I may be a bit different then.Maybe I should pray about being a church leader one day? I'll offer it to God and see what wisdom comes along. I'm definitely considering having counselling training at some point.PF, really good to hear your views on the men women in church thing. D'you remember I set up a question about that once but I didn't get to particiapte when the change went over? We also had a bit of a chat goin on about some other stuff - can't remember what now. I find your views on this topic quite helpful. I've been pro women speaking in church - there's no good reason that I can see against it - except for what it says in the bible. So I've found myself in the uncomfortable position of doing what I see to be right but with a bit of a fear that it's not what God wants. I reckon it's better to do that than follow with blind obedience, doing what's in the bible just cos it says so there. But what you say here makes sense, that the bible was written in the culture of the day. For instance, saying that women can even listen to teaching was pretty radical - didn't the jews say that women couldn't learn? Isn't that the point of the Martha Mary bit in luke 10? If we disregard this cultural factor, then it would seem that the bible advocates slavery. Obviously it's better not to have slavery - my common sense and conscience testify to it.
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