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Hope, Joy and Crown
November 24, 2014
Hope, Joy and Crown
1 Thessalonians 2:19-20
For what is our hope, our joy, or the crown in which we will glory in the presence of our Lord Jesus when he comes? Is it not you? 20Indeed, you are our glory and joy.
When we selflessly plant ourselves into other people's lives what is our gain if they can't reward us and we see no earthly or monetary benefit? What do we hope to see in our children through the years of raising them, nurturing, teaching and mentoring them? It is not for what they can pay us back in material gain that we do it. It is a labor of love and the harvest we long to see, that we continue to pray for, hope for and believe for are lives that are healthy, productive and that produce a legacy. A parent's greatest reward is to have children that love and respect them, but also that hold to the values of faith that were instilled in them and that they in turn instill those same values in their children. We long to see a perpetual legacy of generations that follow on to know and obey the Lord.
The churches that the apostle Paul established were his children. He taught them, mentored them and raised them up in the faith and knowledge of Christ. It wasn't a job for him; it was his life, his purpose and his joy. When he stood before the Lord there was no greater testimony to his faithfulness and his greatness as a servant of God than those that he had raised up in Christ. He was able to stand with the Lord and look through the generations at the harvest he had been instrumental in producing in the earth. This stood as Paul's greatest, hope, joy and crown. This was his greatest reward.
Our greatest reward in heaven won't be about our businesses, our finances or our status in the community; it will be about what we planted in others. It will be about what we sowed into their lives through our faithful commitment and walk with Christ. We want to see it in our children and our grandchildren. We want to see it in the ones that we helped disciple and bring to Christ. Nothing breaks our heart more than to see what we have treasured and nurtured stolen and destroyed by sin. It is for this reason that our Lord Jesus ever stands as our high priest making intercession on our behalf. He too, longs after us to be His hope, joy and crown.
Let us not grow weary or complacent concerning the awesome responsibility that we have toward those who under our spiritual authority or influence. We must remember that we are the priests of our home and have the responsibility to pray, intercede, teach and persuade our families in the ways of righteousness and salvation. Be faithful to the gift, the calling and instrument that God has created you to be. How we respond and use what He has created us to be and how that translates into the lives of others will be our hope, our joy and crown. Our legacy is our glory and our joy.
The Person I Most Want to Be
November 21, 2014
Romans 8:1-4
Therefore, there is now no condemnation for those who are in Christ Jesus, because through Christ Jesus the law of the Spirit who gives life has set you free from the law of sin and death. For what the law was powerless to do because it was weakened by the flesh, God did by sending his own Son in the likeness of sinful flesh to be a sin offering. And so he condemned sin in the flesh, in order that the righteous requirement of the law might be fully met in us, who do not live according to the flesh but according to the Spirit.
The Person I Most Want to Be
When I see the person of Jesus, I see the person
I would most like to be. I don't see His life as just
an idea, but by faith, His Spirit living inside of me.
So life becomes an alignment of the desires of the
former person I used to be, to aligning my mind, will
and emotion to that person of Christ in me.
Because the One I aspire too is not dead, but living,
His Spirit is love, power and truth that keeps on giving.
As I die to me and give place to Him, my darkness turns to light.
It is not in the power of self I change, but by His resurrection might.
Kent Stuck
The Blessing of a Spouse
November 20, 2014
Proverbs 18:22
[Whoso] findeth a wife findeth a good [thing], and obtaineth favour of the LORD.
The Blessing of a Spouse
Many of us are blessed with a wonderful spouse that is a blessing to our life in many ways. That doesn't mean that we don't have our trials, our disagreements and differences, but a good spouse is a compliment to our life. Sharon and I are so different in so many ways and yet she brings a compliment and qualities to my life that I need to complete who I am. A good spouse is someone you can confide your heart with. Someone who sees and knows all of your weaknesses and shortcoming and yet loves you anyway. We are not there to judge and criticize one another's weaknesses, but to be their strength in that weakness. Sometimes there is nothing that we can do to help, but we always have prayer and the power of God.
When scanning through the TV channels the other day I briefly came across a panel of wives whose husbands were millionaires and the host was asking them what was the one thing that they felt that they personally contributed most to their husband's success. The the theme I kept hearing is that they supported them, they really listened to what their needs were and that they were a team. It is hard for any of us to be successful when the other partner is always negative, finding fault or complaining about all that is wrong. Your spouse is not your enemy, you are the key to one another's success, salvation and prosperity. Nothing destroys our blessing like division and strife. Marriage should never be a one way street with one person always getting their way. It should be a compromise and blending where each partner is looking for what is best for the other. It can't be built on selfishness, but rather selflessness. I can't tell you how many times my wife has gone out bought me things that I wouldn't even buy for myself to support me, help me and just to bless me. We all have different needs, but it is important that we get in tune with our spouse's needs and be there to help them and support them
In conclusion allow me to leave you with the words of 1 Peter 3:1-7 which speaks to both wives and husbands. We are in this together. We are heirs of life and salvation together. Together let's be a blessing and a strong support for our spouse. Always respect and value the one God has given you.
"Wives, in the same way be submissive to your husbands so that, if any of them do not believe the word, they may be won over without words by the behavior of their wives, 2when they see the purity and reverence of your lives. 3Your beauty should not come from outward adornment, such as braided hair and the wearing of gold jewelry and fine clothes. 4Instead, it should be that of your inner self, the unfading beauty of a gentle and quiet spirit, which is of great worth in God's sight. 5For this is the way the holy women of the past who put their hope in God used to make themselves beautiful. They were submissive to their own husbands, 6like Sarah, who obeyed Abraham and called him her master. You are her daughters if you do what is right and do not give way to fear.
7Husbands, in the same way be considerate as you live with your wives, and treat them with respect as the weaker partner and as heirs with you of the gracious gift of life, so that nothing will hinder your prayers."
Now if you will excuse me, I need to go spend some quality time with my wife. :)
Who is this Looking Back at Me?
November 19, 2014
2 Timothy 1:7-10
God's Spirit doesn't make cowards out of us. The Spirit gives us power, love, and self-control. 8Don't be ashamed to speak for our Lord. And don't be ashamed of me, just because I am in jail for serving him. Use the power that comes from God and join with me in suffering for telling the good news. 9God saved us and chose us to be his holy people. We did nothing to deserve this, but God planned it because he is so kind.
Even before time began God planned for Christ Jesus to show kindness to us. 10Now Christ Jesus has come
to show us the kindness of God. Christ our Savior defeated death and brought us the good news. It shines like a light and offers life that never ends.
Who is this Looking Back at Me?
Looking in the mirror,
Who is this looking back at me?
Is it the person of just here and now,
Or is it the person of eternal destiny?
Am I really just this person of faults and blems?
Am I just a person that exists, grows old and dies,
Or am I a being fashioned in the image of Him,
Fulfilling the divine destiny that before me lies?
Condemnation, fear and doubt would cloud that view.
When I survey my land the giants seem quite a few.
But look at that fruit in the land of milk and honey,
My life is so much more than houses, lands and money.
God has deposited a part of heaven in me.
Christ shed His blood, gave me His Spirit to set me free.
I can live out of what I see and touch and feel,
Or I can live out of the Word that I know to be real.
What report will I believe, as I stare, looking back at me?
Will I identify with my Lord and who He says I will be,
Or will weakness, doubt, circumstances and this world,
Shape, order and direct my eternal destiny?
Kent Stuck
A Heart Perfect with the Lord
November 17, 2014
1 King 8:61
Let your heart therefore be perfect with the LORD our God, to walk in his statutes, and to keep his commandments, as at this day.
A Heart Perfect with the Lord
If a heart is perfect it is at unity and oneness with the Father. Its ways, desires and ambitions are in alignment with the Father's will, purpose and plan. It is at the center of where He wants us to be in Him today. All that the Father is working in you is to bring you to this place where it is no longer I that live, but Christ in me.
I had a young lady tell me the other day that she was finally at a place in her life where she was finding herself. As I thought about that, I thought I am in a place in my life where I am losing myself, for it is no longer self that I want, but Christ. Who I want to be is no longer me, but Him.
It isn't even about me keeping the written laws and ordinances, not that these aren't valid and right, but there is the law that He has written in our hearts on tables of flesh. The Holy Spirit indelibly writes them so that as I observe them I can walk after the spirit and no longer after the flesh. Even the efforts of righteousness and right doing are not my doing but the Spirit of Him that is living through me. Maybe that just sounds like semantics, but I believe it is more than that. The former righteousness spoke of my self efforts to please and walk before God, but in Christ it is the rest in His divine life and presence that we enter into by faith, ceasing from our efforts as we simply yield to His life living through us. This is a progressive work. Certainly not one done in a day, but it is accomplished in a lifestyle of living through Christ. It starts with the first order of the day being to submit our life unto Him afresh. We ask Him to order our steps in His purpose, to establish our ways and lives in His will and purpose and to be the power that energizes our mind, will and emotions in conformity with His righteous directives.
Have we arrived there yet in practice and in deed? No, but we are daily conforming our heart to an attitude that is perfect toward the Lord. John 7:18 says, "He who speaks on his own does so to gain honor for himself, but he who works for the honor of the one who sent him is a man of truth; there is nothing false about him." Let us be of this latter one who works for the honor of the One who sent us. For we are a people of truth. May there be no false way about us because our hearts are perfect toward Him who has called us into His marvelous light and truth.
Our Father, Guardian and Instructor
November 14, 2014
Our Father, Guardian and Instructor
Proverbs 13:1
A wise son heeds his father's instruction, but a mocker does not listen to rebuke.
Why is it that God's people should read and study the Word of God? Why is it that they should listen and read from Spirit Anointed men and women? Why are prayer and meditation so important?
As God has given us earthly parents that for a short time to teach and correct us, Our heavenly Father is continually our guardian, instructor and corrector. Hebrews 12:10 tells us, "Our fathers disciplined us for a little while as they thought best; but God disciplines us for our good, that we may share in his holiness." Isn't that our goal and destiny as people of God, to share in God's holiness and nature? Isn't this our new nature as we have been born again by the Spirit? As the wife and I read through the book of Proverbs we can't help but be impressed with this message, 'God will give us wisdom and life defining principles that will give us good success, long life and immortality. The condition is that we must take heed to listen and follow in these principles and ways of life. We all know that we have areas of weakness, failure and folly in our lives. We need correction, for without it we will perish. This is what distinguishes the wise from the foolish and the righteous from the wicked, the righteous and wise son will heed, receive and embrace correction and rebuke. He will not be offended by it because he knows that it is working life and godliness in him. Proverbs 9:8 says, "Reprove not a scorner, lest he hate thee: rebuke a wise man, and he will love thee." Now none of us are overly fond of correction, because it generally hurts our ego or our flesh. Many of the trials that we endure are a form of correction, not because we are bad, but because God is exercising us in faith and in application of the principles and tenants of His Word. How do we get good at anything? Isn't it by much repetition and practice? We are in God's boot camp and His training ground for developing and exercising righteousness and right living. How are we going to know the right responses and ways to handle our trials and the circumstances that life throws at us if we don't study the manual and listen to instruction? This is why we want a close walk and relationship with the Lord so that we can hear and discern the Holy Spirit's voice. He is our personal teacher and life coach. He will teach us through our everyday life experiences if we are tuned in and listening to Him. Most of us are so busy blasting through life our own way we rarely give time or attention to even inquire or listen for the Holy Spirit. I wonder why we struggle so?
The wisest and richest man in the earth wrote Proverbs. Much of what is shared in Proverbs is a contrast between wise and foolish, simple and knowledgeable, righteous and wicked and life and death. We are continually instructed on right response and behavior and wrong response and behavior. It makes plain to us the consequences of our response and choices.
If any of us have had rebellious or disobedient children then we can relate with what the Lord puts up with in us. Somehow they can't receive the fact that you are telling them things and limiting them from things that will result in their hurt. They perceive it as you being overbearing, unfair and just out of touch. As a result they choose to go down the hurtful path that results in pain and suffering for all. Many of us are certainly no different when it comes to obeying God's Word.
We want to challenge you to read a chapter of Proverbs every day for a least two years and see if it doesn't change your life, your finances and your situation as you begin to put these principles and proverbs into practice. There are thirty chapters, one for each day of the month. What Sharon and I are doing is reading a new chapter and then we reread the chapter we read the day before to reinforce it. God's Word will change us if we will not only read it and hear it, but seek to give it application in our daily lives and circumstances. This is what develops holiness in the fear of God. This is what gives us faith and life and hope in every situation. Take the challenge and prove God's Word. His promises and His Word will not come back void, they will work positive changes in your life. God is a good God, a wonderful and loving Parent and One that is a rewarder of those who diligently seek Him.


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|Researchers Revisit Pulmonary Arterial Hypertension (PAH) Survival
|Monday, 08 February 2010 16:07
Setting out to determine the survival of patients with pulmonary arterial hypertension (PAH), researchers at the University of Chicago Medical Center and their colleagues also discovered that an equation used for more than 20 years to predict survival is outdated. Accordingly, they developed and recently published a new survival prediction equation that will impact clinical practice and the drug development process.
In PAH, the pulmonary arteries, which carry blood from the heart to the lungs to pick up oxygen, become restricted, forcing the lower right chamber of the heart to pump harder. This leads to shortness of breath, limited exercise capacity, fatigue, heart failure and death. Often the condition goes undetected until it is advanced. Untreated, patients with PAH have a very poor prognosis.
That prognosis is determined using an equation developed by a landmark National Institutes of Health study published in 1987, well before there were any Food and Drug Administration approved therapies for PAH. The first such therapy was approved in 1995; today there are seven.
"Since 1987, great progress has been made in understanding and treating PAH, so a few years ago we decided that it was time to study contemporary survival," said Mardi Gomberg-Maitland, MD, MSc, Associate Professor of Medicine and Director of Pulmonary Hypertension at the University of Chicago Medical Center. "Our results show that survival is vastly improved today. That led us to rework the NIH equation, which has been a standard measuring stick for more than 22 years."
Gomberg and her colleagues at the Medical Center and Northwestern University's Feinberg School of Medicine studied the survival of 576 PAH patients in their registry. Of these patients, 282 had idiopathic, familial, and anorexigen-associated PAH, which matches the conditions of the 187 patients in the pioneering NIH study.
Using the NIH equation, these 282 patients would have been expected to have one-, three- and five-year survival rates of 65 percent, 43 percent and 32 percent, respectively. In fact, their survival rates were much higher: 92 percent, 75 percent and 66 percent, respectively.
"This new formula is important for patients who want to know what, on average, to expect from their disease and for doctors who want to give accurate advice," said Stephen L. Archer, MD, Harold Hines Jr. Professor and Chief of Cardiology at the University of Chicago Medical Center and co-author of the study. "We hope others will test our work. If it is validated by others it could be a very useful tool."
Patients survive longer
The researchers were not able to determine why PAH patients survive longer today than in the 1980s, even though they measured the survival impact of many factors, including pulmonary function, demographics, medications, exercise treadmill, laboratory markers, echocardiography, and hemodynamics as well as the cause of the disease, which includes heart and lung disease, genetics, blood clots, connective tissue disease and other conditions.
None of these factors or causes had a significant impact on survival in multivariate analysis (when tested together statistically) - except hemodynamics. This explains why the new equation only incorporates hemodynamic parameters.
"Based on this result, physicians should stop drifting away from cardiac catheterization, which is the gold standard test to determine exact hemodynamics," Gomberg said. "Providers have been using more echocardiography and less cardiac catheterization but we need to reverse that trend because until you know the hemodynamics you can't accurately predict survival and or cure the disease.
"You can estimate hemodynamics with echocardiography but not accurately enough," she added.
Many clinical trials in PAH used the NIH equation to suggest improvement in survival by comparing observed survival rates on a study drug versus survival rates predicted by the NIH equation, the study says. Since the NIH equation understates contemporary survival, it has led to more favorable comparisons of clinical trials testing new drugs to treat PAH, according to Gomberg.
"Our research suggests a reason that the drugs currently approved to treat PAH do not always work as well as we hope -- because they were not held to a higher contemporary standard during their development and post-approval," Gomberg said. "The new equation should ameliorate this bias.
"Although some of these drugs dramatically improve the condition of some patients, none of them improves hemodynamics to normal levels," she added. "Therefore, we, as a medical community, have to acknowledge the fact that we have not yet cured PAH."
"This research would not have been possible without the collaboration of the entire PAH team at the University of Chicago and the tireless efforts of two young physician scientists, Thenappan Thenappan, MD, Cardiology fellow at The University of Chicago, and Sanjiv Shah, MD, a former Cardiology fellow at The University of Chicago and current faculty member at Northwestern," Archer said.
Both are co-authors of the study, along with Gomberg, Archer, Stuart Rich, MD (Cardiology at The University of Chicago), and Lu Tian, ScD, (Preventive Medicine at Northwestern University). The research team hopes that this report will motivate development of novel agents and epidemiologic research.
Source: The University Of Chicago Medical Center
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/ Where to go snowholing
Must be accessible by train and a walk from Glasgow.
I think you can get a bus to Arrochar and I think the Cobbler south peak traps the snow in a hollow but we did a snow hole on Ben Ime.
On the lee (sheltered) side of anywhere high (or low) that's had a lot of snow and wind, bearing in mind the avalanche risk....
NE facing hollows and gullies are fairly reliable.
The Ben Nevis, Meggy, Cairngorm plateau areas are the most reliable.
Up here near Aviemore, I can usually snowhole most winters on the hills outside my house at around 400 to 600 metres.
Go to the Cairngorm......
If you like plenty of neighbours, Corie Raibeirt or Corie Domhain on Cairngorm reliably accumulate snow but are well known and used by groups. Though this does give the opportunity to find a ready made hole.
We've dug one out (5 man) on the side of Creggan a' Choire Etchachan near where the path up from the hutchie levels out.
Both of the above definately accessibly by train, bus and walking.
look for scoops and bowls high up, cairngorms do tend to be good for them and pretty reliable (for Scotland!!).
I'd avoid anything like gullies as potential for avalanch or suddenly and unexpectedly finding yourslef joined by skiers, walkers etc is much higher!!
I recall the first snowhole I built with a mate near Bardonnechia, high up on Jafferau.
We dug a fairly narrow but long entrance tunnel. Bad move.
It snowed heavily overnight and because the entrance tunnel was so small we didn't have enough room to dig ourselves out effectively.
After taking turns to lie our backs and bellies to dig, we eventually got out after about 2 hours :-)
That said, snowboarding back down the empty mountain from about 2,800m in waist deep powder in the warming glow of sunrise is still one of the most memorable moments of my life so far.
Have fun!
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A century is a large amount of time and any significant slice thereof is itself significant. A child of divorce whose parent's marriage ended after 13 years can be forgiven at his own sense of astonishment that his marriage has, with God's infinite blessing, reached the quarter century mark.Those who know us would congratulate me, but they would give all the credit to Debbie. There are those women, stable and sturdy, capable of sharing their lives with wounded men and restoring them.There exist in this broken and hollow world creatures of light who can give chase to the darkness in a man's shattered heart. There are human seraphs the wings of whose healing glow can gently touch a man's pain and make it vanish.Debbie and I come from opposite backgrounds.My parents love me infinitely and have both been remarkable sources of inspiration. But the conflict I witnessed as a child was ultimately internalized. A child of divorce is born on the front lines.Witnessing his parent's hurt, he is essentially denied a childhood, forced as he is to become something of a caregiver to his mother and father.Seeing that the world is harsh rather than tender, he puts his guard up and is unaware of a time when he allowed himself to be completely vulnerable. Mine, like many children of divorce, is a life built on a bedrock of battles and it shows in some of the confrontations I have been prepared to endure for convictions I strongly believed in.But when you're a young woman who stems from a marriage that is all sweetness and harmony, it can be an awakening to follow your newlywed husband across the world from Australia to Oxford, England, right after your 20th birthday. I was ready for the mêlée. Debbie was wondering what she had got herself into.That she won over, and continues to win over, all whom she meets, due to her kind and giving heart, was perhaps predictable.Any one of the thousands upon thousands of people whom Debbie has hosted for Shabbos dinners over the last 25 years can bear testimony to the warmth of her hospitality and glow of her smile.But that she would flourish, amid an essentially shy nature, as a role model to countless women of how to retain their essential femininity in an aggressively masculine age, was something that softened her entire environment. That she has done so while being the mother of nine children makes the achievement all the more remarkable.MEN ULTIMATELY fall in love with those women who bring out their best qualities.Among the innumerable stories I can recall was the time an important politician was coming to our home for Shabbos, and, since she was arriving with a large retinue, I asked Debbie to cancel our regular guests, among which was an elderly woman with no place else to go.Debbie told me she would, and that I was fortunate since, with even her own place empty, since she would be eating at the elderly woman's apartment with her, I could have fit even more important people that Shabbos. "I remember when every soul was equal to you, Shmuley. That's the man I married, and that's the man you're going to be."After our engagement we had a stormy period and I thought of calling it off. I interpreted Debbie's gentility as detachment. I needed more than I felt she could give me.As I said good bye to her and dropped her off, perhaps for the last time, I saw that her eyes were bloodshot. She said, "I know that you're going to do great things in your life.I look forward to reading about it. Some people just have it. You're one of those people.Good bye."In my stubbornness I drove off but stopped two blocks later. In my agony, two things went through my mind. First, causing pain to one so noble and gentle was a sin against God and goodness. Second, her words pierced the cynical layer of doubt that lacquered my soul and made me believe that God had given me, like everyone else, a unique gift. I turned the car around, begged her forgiveness, and we married a short time later.At the bat mitzva celebrations we have had for our daughters I have given each the same blessing. "There are those who seek attention, and then there are those, so strong in themselves, that they never require the validation of others. There are those who live life in the spotlight and those who, possessed of so much inner light, instead shine it on others rather than spending their lives absorbing it. My blessing to you is that you grow up to be like Mommy. Be one of those who radiates, and never pilfers, the light. Grow up to be like your mother and you will make me the proudest father alive."She has been the light of our family's existence ever since.THERE ARE three reactions to seeing a beautiful snow-covered peak. The first is the utilitarian.The mountain is so beautiful, to what practical, selfish use can I put it, like charging people for a chair-lift ride to the top.The second is the reaction of insecurity that leads to craving dominance. Look at the enormity of that mountain. I feel so small in its presence. I better climb it to prove my superiority.But the third is a reaction of pure awe and wonder. To simply sit back, behold the mountain in all its majesty and allow it to render you passive with its grandeur.These are the three stages that we men go through in our lives with women. First, recognizing a woman's beauty we seek to possesses it.Second, recognizing the power and hold the feminine has over us, we feel challenged and weak and therefore seek to dominate it.But then we reach a point in our lives, recognizing the awe-inspiring majesty of the woman who is our wife, that we just sit back and behold, amazed and grateful to Almighty God that, though we were never worthy, He gifted us men with soul mates so that we are never alone."I give praise you oh Lord, that in my affliction, you have sent a salvation."The writer, "America's Rabbi" has just published his newest best-seller, The Fed-up Man of Faith: Challenging God in the Face of Tragedy and Suffering. He is working on his next relationships book "Kosher Lust." Follow him on Twitter @RabbiShmuley.
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Zahos is always a nice bite. There isn't much creativity, just the good old classic Greek salad, meat and grill dishes. It is very affordable and basic although usually quite nice
We just finished eating at Zaxos and was not sure what to expect because of the mixed reviews on here. We had a Greek Salad, Chicken Pita Gyro, French Frys, and a soda. Everything tasted great. The service was great. The price was under 15 Euros including tip. They do have a larger Gyro which can easily be split between...
My wife and I went... and the service wasn't friendly at all. The food was ok, but the waiter didn't tell us that a gyro "portion" was big enough for two and didn't come with anything (not even tzatzikis). We asked for wine and it never came.
The bill for a greek salad, two gyro portions, fries, and water was...
This place has super fast service (Western style like in 5 minutes) and excellent fresh food. The gyros is fantastic, the rotisserie chicken excellent and for those that want steak the veal chop very tasty. Best fast food in southern Athens
Great food at reasonable prices served with professionalism. Recommended for tasting original Greek Gyros .
Zaxos Grill is a simple place serving one of Greece's favorite foods, souvlaki. It's not a pretentious place but what it does it does well. Compared to so many others, their souvlaki and gyros have more flavor and less fat. It might be the herbs and spices they use. If your looking for a really good souvlaki, or gyro you...
7 people dined at this establishment and we paid 160euros for tzatzikis and pork kalamakia!!!!
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After doing some retail therapy, we stumbled across this place. Great atmosphere great location and the grilled cheese and fries where very tasty and did the job. Waitress very friendly and super cheap.
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Common sense should prevailMarch 20,2013Common sense should prevail
What to do about clean air and global warming? A question entangled in science, politics, economics and emotions, but in the end hopefully resolved using common sense.
I am not hopeful that common sense will prevail when Senator Sanders, Bill McKibben and others emotionally run around preaching that the world will come to an end unless giant wind turbines and solar panels are immediately erected in Vermont.
However, I became more hopeful when reading the Heralds editorial entitled Environmental balance (Sunday, March 17), which addresses Vermonts renewable energy situation. The Herald says: Electricity generation accounts for just 5 percent of Vermonts carbon emissions while transportation and heating account for 44 percent and 31 percent, respectively, ... Our money and efforts would be better spent on reducing ... our carbon emissions, if our goal is to be more than symbolic. In other words, building wind turbines and solar panels all over Vermont does little to solve clean air or global warming problems.
At issue now is Senate Bill 30, which calls for more local control over siting large renewable energy projects. The big wind industry cries that S.30 will result in job cuts in Vermont and will send a terrible message to the nation if passed.
Notice, that the big wind industry continually fails to mention that wind turbines and solar panels will not result in any meaningful improvement in air quality, will result in higher electricity prices, will cost taxpayers millions of dollars in subsidies, may cause health problems, harm wildlife and degrade our environment.
The idea of constructing large wind turbines and massive solar panel in Vermont is bankrupt when it comes to helping with the underlying issue of clean air and global warming. Wind turbines and solar panels should be banned in Vermont and the focus shifted to areas where real reductions in carbon emissions can be achieved. Short of that, the Vermont legislature should pass S.30.
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Florida State guard Aaron Thomas uses Jameis Winston for alley-oop during dunk contest (VIDEO)
Oct 12, 2013, 1:00 PM EST
Using props and guests has become the norm during dunk contests and the college game is no exception.
Florida State sophomore guard Aaron Thomas used this tactic to his advantage during the Seminoles' Midnight Madness celebration by incorporating Heisman candidate and wildly popular Seminole starting quarterback Jameis Winston into his dunk during the dunk contest.
Winston was a judge during the contest and had offensive lineman Cameron Erving snap him a football to oop to Thomas from halfcourt.
The video from Florida State's Rivals' site shows the oop in action.
Winston — and the other judges — gave the dunk a 10 and Thomas went on to win the dunk contest.
I know that dunk contests are meant to be fun, but since when were footballs and judges allowed to participate in dunk contests? Where is the dunk contest integrity at Florida State?
All jokes aside, Thomas will have to improve his perimeter shooting this season as he shot 22 percent from three-point range as a freshman. Thomas did start the final 11 games of last season and could be a key piece for the Seminoles this season.
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WASHINGTON - A new federal report blames a combination of problems for a mysterious and dramatic disappearance of U.S. honeybees since 2006.
The intertwined factors cited include a parasitic mite, multiple viruses, bacteria, poor nutrition, genetics, habitat loss and pesticides.
The multiple causes make it harder to do something about what's called colony collapse disorder, experts say. The disorder has caused as much as one-third of the nation's bees to just disappear each winter since 2006.
Bees, especially honeybees, are needed to pollinate crops.
The federal report, issued Thursday by the Agriculture Department and the Environmental Protection Agency, said the biggest culprit is the parasitic mite varroa destructor, calling it "the single most detrimental pest of honeybees."
The problem has also hit bee colonies in Europe, where regulators are considering a ban on a type of pesticides known as neonicotinoids that some environmental groups blame for the bee collapse. The U.S. report cites pesticides, but near the bottom of the list of factors. And federal officials and researchers advising them said the science doesn't justify a ban of the pesticides yet.
May Berenbaum, a top bee researcher from the University of Illinois, said in an interview that she was "extremely dubious" that banning the pesticide would have any effect on bee health. She participated in a large conference of scientists that the government brought together last year to figure out what's going on, and the new report is the result of that conference.
Berenbaum said more than 100 different chemicals — not just the pesticides that may be banned in Europe — have been found in bee colonies. Scientists find it hard to calculate how they react in different dosages and at different combinations, she said.
Some of these chemicals harm the immune systems of bees or amplify viruses, said Penn State University bee expert Diana Cox-Foster.
At a news conference Thursday, Sonny Ramaswamy, a top USDA official, said the scientific consensus is that there are multiple factors "and you can't parse any one out to be the smoking gun."
USDA bee researcher Jeff Pettis also cited modern farming practices that often leave little forage area for bees.
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The environmental group, Pesticide Action Network North America blasted the federal government for not following Europe's lead in looking at a ban of certain pesticides.
Pollinators, like honeybees, are crucial to the U.S. food supply. About $30 billion a year in agriculture depends on their health, said Ramaswamy.
Besides making honey, honeybees pollinate more than 90 flowering crops. Among them are a variety of fruits and vegetables: apples, nuts, avocados, soybeans, asparagus, broccoli, citrus fruit and cranberries. About one-third of the human diet comes from insect-pollinated plants, and the honeybee is responsible for 80 per cent of that pollination.
"It affects virtually every American whether they realize it or not," said EPA acting administrator Bob Perciasepe.
Zac Browning, a fourth-generation commercial beekeeper who has hives in Idaho, North Dakota and California, said the nation is "on the brink" of not having enough bees to pollinate its crops.
University of Maryland entomologist David Inouye, who was not part of the federal report, said he agrees that there are multiple causes.
"It's not a simple situation. If it were one factor we would have identified it by now," he said.
Inouye, president-elect of the Ecological Society of America, said the problems in Europe and United States may be slightly different. In America, bee hives are trucked from farm to farm to pollinate large tracts of land and that may help spread the parasites and disease, as well as add stress to the colonies, while in Europe they stay put so those issues may not be as big a factor.
At the news conference, Berenbaum said there's no single solution to the U.S. bee problem: "We're not really well equipped or even used to fighting on multiple fronts."
The report: http://www.usda.gov/documents/ReportHoneyBeeHealth.pdf
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The War Against Children
"…that unborn child has been carved in the hand of God from conception and is called by God to love…" – Mother Teresa
Mountains are neither fair nor unfair to those of us who scale them. Those who resolve to make it to the top, do so step-by-step, with no favors from the mountain. I thought about this today while on an 8-mile mostly uphill cleat-clad run. With Alaskan temperatures pleasingly mild for this time of year, I had to get outside to clear my head after a week filled with toxic politics and disappointing news about our president whose choice of words goes from bad to worse.
I thought about the slow but steady uphill journey pro-life Americans have traveled since the passage of Roe v. Wade. I also remembered the incredible sacrifice of an estimated 500,000 people on a frigid and snowy day last week in Washington D.C., who suffered the cold to remember the least among us, those lives snuffed out before their time.
From the Vatican, Pope Francis sent out a tweet in solidarity: "I join the March for Life in Washington with my prayers. May God help us respect all life, especially the most vulnerable." The same day, President Obama offered his take on things, by way of an official statement, extolling Roe v. Wade, as if the estimated 57 million unborn children who have been denied their fundamental right to life is something decent people should celebrate. May God help us indeed.
The President said we should "recommit ourselves to [Roe v. Wade's] guiding principle," suggesting the act of abortion somehow helps women "fulfill their dreams." The "fulfillment of dreams" is not quite how two friends of mine who had abortions would choose to describe their experience. Both are regularly haunted with the "could-ofs, should-ofs, would-ofs," post abortion. One friend has found the peace that comes through God's grace and forgiveness, and looks forward to sharing eternity with the one to whom she never gave a chance. The other, not so much. Like Greek mythology's King Sisyphus, she rolls the burdensome boulder of her choice uphill, only to see it roll back down. If only she'd let go…
As Obama says, we should recommit ourselves, not to a Supreme Court decision, though, but rather to those ten guiding principles originally etched in stone concerning the value of human life, as alluded to by Mother Teresa in 1994, during the National Prayer breakfast.
Mother Teresa shared her burden for the unborn, where she humbly asked American women to give "until it hurts" of her "plans," "free time" or those "dreams," as Obama put it. Mother Teresa described abortion as a war against children, saying if society accepts that a mother can kill her own child, the rest of society cannot be held to a higher standard.
She was right, but sadly, her words fell on deaf ears. During 2010, in New York City alone, enough abortions were performed to pack out the MetLife Stadium. If she were alive today, she would weep over the loss of 83,000 souls, but she would have to mourn from a distance. If Governor Cuomo and Mayor De Blasio are true to their words, she would have been held at the state line as one of those unwelcome pro-life "extremists."
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