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US women's soccer team forward Abby Wambach believes the pain of last year's crushing World Cup final defeat to Japan will help fire them towards an Olympic gold medal.
The team, coached by Swede Pia Sundhage, start their Olympic campaign against France in Glasgow on Wednesday, two days before the opening ceremony to the London Games. They will also play North Korea and Colombia in the group stage.
While the United States are the defending champions and highly fancied to win a third consecutive gold medal, they come into the tournament still with some of the bitter taste from last year's World Cup campaign in Germany.
Japan fell behind in regulation and extra time during last year's final but fought back on both occasions for a 2-2 draw before prevailing 3-1 on penalties over a top-ranked US team.
''Because we got so close and lost in the most dramatic way you can lose a soccer tournament, it adds even more fuel to the fire,'' Wambach said.
''We have had a short period of time from the World Cup to now and I think it is really nice and important for the freshness of that loss to be stuck in our minds and honestly in our hearts.
''What is in the past, is in the past but this team still has something to prove.''
While success in the Olympic tournament, allied with World Cup triumphs in 1991 and 1999, makes the US squad one of the dominant forces in the women's game, Wambach believes that the current crop are fired up to show their value.
''There is no better motivation than losing. I think that we did a lot of really cool things in Germany last summer, we got people excited about the women's game again and truthfully I wasn't sure if that was going to happen again in my career.
''This team has something to prove. I know that all of us are competitors through and through. We are competing when we are playing ping pong in our team floor, whatever it is we want to win,'' she said.
Key to the American team's chances is the strike pairing between Wambach and 23-year-old Californian Alex Morgan.
Morgan scored in the World Cup final but until this year was mainly used for the bench before her form forced Sundhage to adjust her system.
''She provides speed and she is playing very well together with Abby,'' said Sundhage.
''This team different from the World Cup, a different team and the way she has been playing recently not only gives her confidence but also the whole team.''
Wambach, who compared the partnership to the one she enjoyed with Mia Hamm in the past, said Morgan had made a breakthrough in terms of self-belief.
''Alex has had probably the biggest improvement in her confidence, I told her time and again, when she scored the big goal that won us a game, 'put that in your back pocket,''' said Wambach.
''As a forward when you have times when you aren't scoring, you have to remember the times that you did, especially the big ones.
''Her confidence has been the turning point in her career, much like my confidence was after 2004 did a huge service for me and my career - I think Alex will continue to grow, she has had a fantastic year.''
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My friend Lina from This Is the Little Life just sent me an email about the tiny house tour they just had in Portland, OR.
It attracted more than 100 people! It was in conjunction with the Pedalpalooza which is becoming quite a big deal in Portland.
For weeks there are different themes to celebrate the culture of bicycles in Portland.
You can see the many bicycles and a little house on wheels in the background in the photo below.
Photo Credit Billy Ulmer via This is the Tiny Life
I don't know about you, but that looks like a great time! Scroll or click below to get the rest:
Some of the people who attended traveled all the away from Los Angeles just to join in the fun.
You can get a better recap and more photos on the following blogs:
Are there any tiny houses in your town or area? Do you think it would be possible to create a bicycle tour, even if the first one was just you? (LOL)
I just think it be neat if we can help inspire other people around the country (or world, even) to bicycle and tour tiny homes. Thanks for the heads up Lina!
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I think, or at least hope, online safety (the whole world, actually) is going in the direction of what New York Times columnist Tom Friedman prescribes for solving most global problems: toward using the social-networking model. "Huh?" you might ask. Right, Friedman didn't call it that. But I see a lot of similarity between his prescription for solution development to the collective way young people increasingly do everything from socializing to producing to problem solving. And their collaborative, inclusive approach as well as participation are definitely needed in the Net-safety mix (see "Online Safety 3.0″ for more on this). Think "social producing," "creative networking," or interest-driven, social civic engagement (see also the report of the Digital Youth Project). Friedman wrote: "We're trying to deal with a whole array of integrated problems – climate change, energy, biodiversity loss, poverty alleviation and the need to grow enough food to feed the planet – separately. The poverty fighters resent the climate-change folks; climate folks hold summits without reference to biodiversity; the food advocates resist the biodiversity protectors. They all need to go on safari together," he said, writing from Botswana's Okavango Delta. "We need to make sure that our policy solutions are as integrated as nature itself." Exactly. In other words, not just integration of skill sets within a field by "experts," but collaboration among fields and disciplines, incorporating all skill sets, including the participants or beneficiaries of policymaking and education.
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Coupons.com (COUP) is up 10% today trading at around $25.
COUP has a 52-week range of $15 to $33. With this new move it is putting the stock back on course to regain its position.
Coupons.com is a recent IPO and the stock hasn't done well since going public. COUP is up today on zero news. It appears we finally have some interested buyers that believe this stock is worth accumulating. The stock is now more reasonably priced. Recall the 100% gain on the IPO day, the stock was only supposed to be between $12 and $14 a share.
Investing in COUP looks to be a volatile trade at this point, this is a day traders dream. If you decide to get into the pool on this one expect to be able to swim with the short sellers. The stock was due for a bounce after hitting near its IPO entry point in early May. That bounce was due to better than expected earnings reported on May 7th:
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- Revenue of $51.5M (+41.1% Y/Y) beats by $7.94M.
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It's a risky bet but it does appear to have great buying interest. The floor for COUP appears to be $20. Short interest last clocked at around 5% (April 30th). We are sure that number will increase when we get new data from the various websites (Yahoo, ShortSqueeze.com, Finviz, etc). This stock will remain victim to traders until earnings report on Aug 4th - 8th is delivered. Until that time expect wild swings on any news or rumors.
Bottom line: COUP is an inticing trade that could make it back to $30 overnight. However that trade comes at great risk due to lack of data on the recent IPO. Don't throw your life savings at this name, just gamble what you can.
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My little man was born at 31 weeks at 3lbs 5oz. He's now 6 months actual (4 months adjusted). His doctors thinking he is gaining weight nicely, I'm just curious if anyone else has a baby weighing around 12 lbs. I feel like all the babies I read about on here are 16lbs or more!
Any other 12 pounders out there?
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Well my baby is 13 lbs .05 oz not 12 lbs but close
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Mine was 12 lbs about a week ago. He was born at 39 weeks and he's almost 4 months now
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My boy just hit 12 lbs! 10 lbs from his birth weight, I am so excited!
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Mine is a mini baby also. Born four weeks early at a little under six pounds, she is now twelve and a half pounds at 4.5 months. She's only 15th percentile for height/weight, but she wasn't even on the charts at birth, so she's doing pretty well!
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Not 12 lbs but getting close my LO was born at 34 wks with severe IUGR weighing 2 lbs 8 oz and last month was almost 9 so I am hoping to see 10.5 lbs on the 20th her 4 mo ck up.
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Mine is the exact same. Born 4/28 at 39 weeks and is 12 lbs. He was almost 10 at birth.
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End of july Levi was 14.12 ... he turned 4 months on the 2nd. I think thats good weight for being that early!
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Lil man weighed 12.1 lbs this evening on our home scale which has been fairly close to the doctors office scale. He was about a month early and weighed right at 6 lbs dropping to 5.5 lbs at birth. He has been growing beautifully on his 5th percentile curve since birth.
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text: Main Sections Home Blog NTGreek Flashcards Bib. Studies Glossary Deinde Bookmarks Unicode Tutorial Scripture Indexing Blogroll SBL Abbreviations Theo. German Grammar Google Books list Resources Trying to stay open-minded August 30th, 2005 by Paul Nikkel And who says history is linear? The past seems to be swinging by again as Ralph asks (in a non-rhetorical but suspiciously disingenuous question) "What is open-source biblical studies?" Tim snappily provided a very nice sum up of what's been generally lumped together under the rubric of (as he rightly names it) Open Biblical Studies (I think the moniker "open source scholarship/biblical studies" is actually my fault). I am in agreement with Tim's summary but would like to add that this is all more of a concept than a concrete family. I think there is tendency among people to react strongly against one small part of the concept (like new models of peer review) and subsequently dismiss the surrounding points; while all the elements Tim mentions compliment each other strongly they are not all primary elements (particularly not in initial stages of development). Certainly an issue such as open access to texts can be tackled separately from experimenting with peer review models. (If anyone really wants to read more I'd recommend reading the August flurry (Sansblogue has a good summary), some of the old deinde posts (Open source scholarship, response to Tim ), and to flatter myself a paper I gave at AIBI (in Tim Bulkeley's session), Through an open window: Exploring openness in biblical studies (.doc format). In response to some blogging on the "abolishment of peer review" I have a few thoughts. I think it is easy for the guild, the academe, whatever we want to call it, to be extremely cautious and definitely defensive about any changes in the current structure of peer review. It is after all the primary element in establishing the current face of scholarship, from assigning university positions to validating texts. I would reiterate that no model of open scholarship that I am familiar with seeks to "abolish" peer review in favour of some form of publishing anarchy. Rather what I observe is the search for a model of peer review that more accurately and efficiently reflects the true "real-world" process of peer review. I doubt many scholars would disagree that the current model of formal peer review is flawed and that a published peer reviewed article is often poor indication as to whether it is going to be a worthwhile read. I agree that current peer review does set a minimum bar of some type and does clear out much of the dross we would read otherwise (a quick Google search can show that), however it does not reflect scholarly quality with any degree of distinction. For example, I think most of us would heed a much cited article in a poor journal more than a never cited article in an "upper-tier" journal. That's a simple example of informal peer review that we currently use outside of the established formal peer review process…that's a simple example of how much data we lose because we (biblical studies) don't employ a method to tabulate and evaluate the informal indicators of quality. I have so much more and so little left to say about this subject. I generally feel like I am talking to a wall and sincerely believe that the guild/academe/discipline is not ready for any major changes in traditional models. I think any change that comes will be organic and come up from below, from those who are passionate about it and those who take the small steps to make their scholarship open in some way (even something as simple as publishing their work on their university website). I also see blogs as evidence of an organic growth towards a model of open collaboration, or at the least increasing the future possibility of a model's acceptance. Following all this dithering about I do have some, presumably?, good news. Earlier this spring there was discussion about an open access repository for self-archiving scholarly work as well as placing available online articles. I noted at the time that we were working towards just this idea here and the implementation was imminent. Unfortunately the events of summer got in the way and only recently have we moved things forward again. At this point everything is in place and Danny has been poking around a bit behind scenes to make sure things are working. What we need now are some "beta" testers to not only play around with the system but also to give us suggestions on the way the submission process works, category framework, group organization etc. (and of course any bugs). If you are interested in helping us out please send an email to admin deinde org (fill in the blanks with @ and . ) and we'll set up a user account for you. We really need some help on this and would really appreciate anyone who can spare a little time and bother. Posted in Uncategorized | Edit | No Comments » August 30th, 2005 by Paul Nikkel Unofficial Google statistics: Da Vinci Code: 25 million worldwide sales Left Behind Series: 60 million worldwide sales (series) Posted in Uncategorized | Edit | No Comments » Why has no one responded to Left Behind? August 30th, 2005 by Danny Zacharias My title may be a bit of an overstatement, but hopefully it will have its intended effect. Last week while catching up on my reading of Scot McKnight's blog, I came across his top-10 list of books against the Left-Behind series. I was grateful for this list, a few titles I had not heard of. But upon reflection of this list, I have a question to pose: Why has there not been any books written by experts to counter Left Behind's gross handling of scripture and deception of the masses? Perhaps I am wrong and there is, but I have not heard of one that directly goes against it (here's a good title, [i:4ba7ec6144ʺ″>Why the Left Behind Series should be Left Behind[/i:4ba7ec6144ʺ″>). I think that this is all the more curious when there are like a dozen books by scholars who have spoke out against he DaVinci Code, and numerous articles in countless magazines and periodicals as well (here is Jim Davila's blog pointing out the latest). So why have scholars chosen to not speak out in book form against Left Behind? Well I have a few guesses, some more plausible than others: 1) We are all closet pre-millenial pre-trib thinkers and can't in good conscience speak against it. We're hoping they are right and we'll all be raptured. 2) We know too many people, family and friends, who understand eschatology according to dispensational thought and don't want to alienate them (or more likely, we don't want to feel alienated) 3) We are wary of critiquing the household of faith 4) We do not want to increase the level of distrust that is already aimed towards Christian higher education (see Michael Pahl's post in relation to this point) 5) We are afraid of our seminaries and institutions losing monetary support from people who are deeply routed in dispensational thought. 6) Perhaps some scholars have approached some popular Christian publishers and have been rejected. There may be other reasons that I cannot think of. I hope I am not sounding too judgmental because I am being self-critical as well. I always have a tough time critiquing dispensational eschatology, partly because it is my church heritage and my family still holds to it, partly because I am not the greatest at confrontation, and partly because I am afraid of losing some credibility with members of my church. Despite this, I think something needs to come out in book form which thoroughly and graciously helps readers understand the flaw's of dispensational eschatology and illuminates them to understand God's Word better. There is no better time than now, considering the continued popularity of Left Behind. The response to the DaVinci Code was almost immediate, unfortunately we cannot say the same in this instance. I am no expert in the field, but I hope someone will rise to the occasion. UPDATE: Well how about this. About two hours after I post this, I get the latest RBL and lo and behold there is a book that has come out aimed at correcting the Left Behind eschatology. Unfortunately the title does not reflect this, but the book review by David Matthewson makes it clear that [i:4ba7ec6144ʺ″>The Raputure Exposed: The Message of Hope in the Book of Revelation[/i:4ba7ec6144ʺ″> by Barbara R. Rossing does go at length to counter Left Behind eschatology. You can read the full review here. See also the comments to this post. Left Behind has indeed outsold The Davinci Code (although the count figures the entire series together I think). UPDATE 2: In case those reading on RSS don't read the comments I wanted to post a comment on this blog: [quote:4ba7ec6144ʺ″>Possible reasons few are responding to Left Behind: 1. While Left Behind is a relatively recent phenomena, its roots are in Dispensationalism, which has had no dearth of analysis in its 150+ history (tooting-your-own-horn alert: I wrote an article called "Revelation and the Hermeneutics of Dispensationalism" for Anglican Theological Review almost twenty years ago). 2. There is a vast swath of the religious world that is completely oblivious to Dispensationalism. When I taught a course in the Synoptics at a Roman Catholic seminary in NY a few years back, none of those proto-priests had ever heard of "the Rapture." Nor had they seen any bumper stickers that read, "In case of Rapture, this car will be unoccupied." Similarly, I've known Episcopalians who read the Left Behind books, but simply as a kind of science fiction, unaware of their theological underpinnings. 3. Maybe we just never get around to it, because it's low priority. When I did a presentation on apocalypticism and Mark right around Y2K, I read the most recent Left Behind book, thinking it would be topical. The presentation went too long, the Dispensationalist stuff got pushed back to after lunch, and most people left before lunch, so they never heard my brilliant analysis _________________ William H. Shepherd [/quote:4ba7ec6144ʺ″> Posted in Uncategorized | Edit | 4 Comments » Blogger-Cooler Latest: Open-Source & peer-review August 29th, 2005 by Danny Zacharias Technically I am incorrect in saying that this whole open-source discussion is the latest talk around the blogger-cooler, because Tim at Sansblogue has been discussing it for awhile. However, the discussion has narrowed a bit by a question posed by Ed over on Ralph: What is open-source biblical studies? Good question Ed, thanks for asking. I had to laugh when I read it because I talk about it with Paul often, I have been reading Sansblogue's thoughts, but I realized, I don't even know what the definition is! (it's funny how this can happen). Upon the heels of Ed's question came Tim's definition, which I thought was quite good, it can be read here. Enter Jim West, who rightly questions the idea of peer review in open-source scholarship. Jim West's post is spun off a conversation he had with Jim Davila. [quote:2ee360e3cc">Jim's devotion to peer reviewed journals struck me as a bit narrow (for it implies, doesn't it, that unless an idea is found in a peer reviewed journal it is of no value and need not be considered).[/quote:2ee360e3cc"> If This is indeed an accurate portrayal of devotion to peer-review, it does strike me as odd indeed, because the medium of blogging seems to be the antithesis of peer-review, does it not? Nothing is peer-reviewed in a blog, but there are some very interesting and scholarly blog posts that I consider authoritative. Should I not? I think for instance of Jim Davila's posts on Temples in the past weeks, Tyler Williams posts on the Psalms superscriptions, Scot McKnight's work on Emergent thought. All these blogs I have mentioned I consider worthy of not only reading, but being in conversation with published works on the same subject. (this is a spin-off question: are we to the point where there needs to be an official 'SBL' way of citing blogs?) However, I think Jim West's point may be a little overpronounced. Yes I agree we owe Luther for not submitting to 'peer-review', but can we say the same about Montanus or Marcion? It was peer-review that corrected much heresy in the past and has provided us with confessional creeds that the church still uses today. I Guess what I am saying is that it can't be all or nothing on either side. Peer Review ensures us that the work has at least adhered to some sort of standard, but there are times (like the Luther example) when caution will need to be thrown to the wind. Peer Review does not guarantee truth (you are right Jim) but it can at least confirm that the would-be truth speaker has done their homework. Let's think about this whole bible curriculum ordeal: if only they submitted to some sort of peer-review of knowledgeable people on the subject, it may not have happened. Jim West ends his post saying: [quote:2ee360e3cc">It is nothing less than the old cliche of the smoke filled back room where the good ole' white boys gather around the card table to buttress the careers of their friends while they ignore those who are not worthy of their attention because "their ideas didn't appear in the Journal of High-Falootin' Research" published by Brill and costing 95 Dollars for each issue published on a quarterly basis.[/quote:2ee360e3cc"> While I agree with you that Brill charges too much and the idea of peer-review, too strictly adhered to is reminiscent of ivory tower (or pure blood vs. mud blood thinking for you Harry Potter fans) thinking, let us not forget that peer-reviewers for journals don't get their pockets filled with Brill's inflated pricing. It is done voluntarily, is it not? Back to the open-source thing: the idea of not only peer-review but open creation has always unsettled me, I confess. The idea that someone who thinks they have all the answers changing valuable content on open source projects is a scary thought. This is why I think Tim is right, some sort of peer-review or other standard needs to be set upon open-source projects. This gives anyone who wishes to collaborate the freedom to not only contribute to a project, but to bounce their ideas off someone who is interested in the same project, and everyone should think this is a good thing, otherwise they themselves are acting in a ivory-tower mindset. And while the ivory tower mentality can still potentially rear its ugly head, I would think/hope that the very concept of open-source projects being free to all would dissipate such notions. To end this long-winded post, I would like to ask another question regarding open-source: Is it copyrighted? Does anyone hold claim to it, or do all the contributors have to go into it recognizing that their work is now open to use (and abuse) by any who come by it? ttfn UPDATE: This comes from a comment to this blog, and has some good info, Thanks Nate (sorry don't know your last name!) [quote:2ee360e3cc">Most open source work is copyrighted. However it may (or may not be) licensed to allow someone else to change or copy. As one example, we can look at Wikipedia. Their submission policy is summarized here: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wikipedia:Copyrights#Contributors.27_rights_and_obligations Under the Gnu Free Documentation License (GFDL) you allow others to change and reproduce your work. On a wiki, even an anonymous yokel can run with what you have written and take it somewhere you wouldn't want it to go. However, even after submitting an article to Wikipedia, you still are the legal owner of the work and can license it under different terms to others. See http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wikipedia:Copyright_FAQ. A public wiki would not be the only means to an open-source journal. It all depends on how you license the work you do. Much open-source software takes a less radical approach - the developers grant that anyone can take the source they download and freely modify it. However, this is not to say that anyone can modify the source that is available for download. The developers generally are the only ones who can make changes to the original source code, to ensure the quality of their product. Creative Commons has a number of well-worded licenses that you can apply to your own work: http://creativecommons.org/license/meet-the-licenses Perhaps an "attribution, no derivatives" license coupled with a public forum where peers can suggest changes to the work would be the sort of solution for orthodox biblical scholarship. hope this helps, -natevw[/quote:2ee360e3cc"> Posted in Uncategorized | Edit | 1 Comment » Catching up with McKnight August 23rd, 2005 by Danny Zacharias I've just spent most of the morning catching up with Scot McKnight's blog, Jesus Creed. Wow, what great stuff. I find Scot's blog to have a great balance between academic and pastoral (I find Michael Pahl's Stuff of Earth to have this great balance as well). I have appreciated his top 10 lists of books in various fields of study, his sagely comments on writing well, and especially his continuing dialogue with the emergent movement, which I have an interest in as well. If your not a regular reader of the Jesus Creed, you should be. Thanks Dr. McKnight!! Posted in Uncategorized | Edit | 1 Comment » more on the Bible curriculum ordeal August 23rd, 2005 by Danny Zacharias thanks to BibleInterp website for this link to a fine new article on the whole ordeal between Mark Chancey and the Texas Freedom Network and the The National Council on Bible Curriculum in Public Schools. Click here to read the full article. Posted in Uncategorized | Edit | No Comments » Accordance Training Seminars August 19th, 2005 by Danny Zacharias Here are 5 solidified dates and locations for upcoming Accordance training Seminars; * Orlando, FL, Circle Community Church, Saturday Sept 17, 9 am to 5 pm * Dallas, TX, Dallas Theological Seminary, Saturday Sept 24, 9 am to 5 pm * Langley, BC, Trinity Western University, Friday Sept 30, 1 to 5 pm * Vancouver, BC, Regent Carey Library, Monday Oct 3, 9 am to 5 pm * Philadelphia, PA, SBL Meeting, Friday Nov 18, 4 pm to 6:30 pm Also, a new article on the Kaufmann Hebrew Mishna has been posted on the Accordance website, by Casey Toews. See here. Posted in Uncategorized | Edit | No Comments » Discussion around the blogger-cooler August 14th, 2005 by Danny Zacharias I dont know if this is native to Canada, but interesting banter among colleagues is often called 'water- cooler' discussion, because you meet and talk around the water cooler in the office (its the healthier way of talking over a cup of coffee). So I figure whenever more than one blogger talks about a particular issue, its kind of like were talking around the water cooler, only its the blogger-cooler. There has been two (among many) interesting discussions going on around the blogger-cooler that I'd like to join in. 1) my wife never reads my blog, she probably can't even remember the name of the website. And she has never read any of my papers (I'm not sure she ever will). This actually used to upset me a little, I figured she's a Christian, and I write about the Bible, so why isn't she interested? I've realized the stupidity of that line of reasoning of course, and I've come to realize that this isn't unique to me (thanks to the other bloggers, I feel I have even more kinship with you now ). I also don't think this is specific to our field; my cousin is an electrical engineer, and his wife doesn't care about the stuff he does either. Frankly, it may be easier that way. I wonder what it would be like if my wife did take an interest and disagreed with me alot. I'm not sure I would be able to handle that! I can't imagine what the home of John J. Collins and Adela Yarbro Collins is like!! (I've only met John) Two excellent biblical scholars who I'm sure disagree and can argue their case with precision!! So no, my wife doesn't read my blog, I'm not sure I want her too. I can read my JBL when it comes in the mail, and she can read her Oprah magazine Ying yang, there is balance in the force. 2) What kind of NT scholar am I? Well just a budding one now, in training. Alot of good stuff has been said, and I'd have to agree with Michael Pahl and others who have said that early in your career there is a temptation to become an expert in one particular and specific area. I can sympathize with that, and feel that pressure as a student. You want to make your mark, contribute to scholarship. But the reailty is that I'm not going to write any magnum opus on the NT any time soon(maybe in my 50's or 60's). So what do you do now? The 'safest' solution is to specialize in one particular area. One thing I think many of us would agree on (though I'm not sure anyone outright said it) is that I want to be a good and effective teacher. Often times scholars (and budding scholars like-myself) fall into the mindset that being a scholar is about writing essays and articles, with the business of teaching at our seminaries and local churches being the thing you do 'cause ya gotta'. I can't help but think of Mark Chancey's latest post regarding fundamentalism in the area of public schools. Would the situation be different if biblical and theological scholars spent more time teaching their students and the public rather than busting their rear-end off to publish a paper that probably only a few hundred will read? This spins into my final point, I want to be relevant and engaging with people outside of academia. I applaud greatly people like Scot McKnight(The Jesus Creed) and Luke Timothy Johnson(The Creed) [these two came to mind first, but there are many others"> who have written books aimed at the general audience. More close to home for myself, I very much appreciate and wish to follow the example set by my own profs; Dr. Lee McDonald, after spending the better part of a decade working on issues of Canon (fyi, the third and final release of his book [i:86ba068426ʺ″>The Formation of the Christian Biblical Canon[/i:86ba068426ʺ″> is due out this year) will be writing a book on the same issue for lay people to be carried in popular Christian bookstores; Dr. Jonathan Wilson serves on the environmental ethics committee of the wider university and has served on previous ethic and bioethics boards; Glenn Wooden teaches Sunday School at his home church regularly; Craig Evans just recently finished a Background commentary on the NT written with a Christian book distributor which aims at the wider church and is carried in the pop.Christian stores, and has also been involved with recent TV documentaries on Jesus and the NT. And all of them regularly fill pulpits throughout the year all through Nova Scotia. In one sense I wonder, How do they do it? The answer is, all of them know that there is life outside the SBL meetings and feel compelled in one degree or another to contribute to the church and the spreading of the kingdom of God. So there is my long and not very specific answer. I want to specialize in a specific area that will 'put me on the map' (isn't this what a dissertation is all about?), I want to keep a foot in all aspects of NT studies, I want to be a good and effective teacher, helping my future students understand and intepret the Bible for themselves and their future students and congregations, and I want to contribute to life outside my office doors. (I feel as if I should put my hand over my heart and make some sort of pledge now ) Last but not least, I want my two sons to be able to read biblical Greek before english, and if they can't do that, then they ought to be the next Tiger Woods. I can help with the first, but not the second Posted in Uncategorized | Edit | No Comments » Some Accordance news August 14th, 2005 by Danny Zacharias My in-laws have are currently visiting us (and the new baby) and so I haven't had too much time to blog. Eveyone is napping now, so I wanted to post some quick notes. Accordance has some updates, the first is involving their latest version 6.7, with the Accordance widget. They have made some modifications to make it even better. I have used the widget already, it is fabulous. I myself use Amnesty which allows me to place widgets on my desktop, so the Accordance widget is especially handy! Accordance has also posted the first in hopefully a long series of articles on specific modules. The first is on the Greek Pseudepigrapha by mighty Rex Koivisto (I call him mighty because he does almost all of the tagging for the Accordance modules—kudos to you Dr.Koivisto!). I think this is an excellent idea because the Accordance website can only tell you so much about each module. These more comprehensive articles tell you exactly what each module has, and gives you some sense of their overall function and usefulness. Posted in Uncategorized | Edit | No Comments » Bookends 8.1.1 August 10th, 2005 by Mark Cheeseman For those using Bookends, version 8.1.1 is now available. Here is a list of new features. So far I've downloaded it and installed it without problem, but haven't had a chance to try out any of the new features. Posted in Uncategorized | Edit | No Comments » « Previous Entries Next Entries » deinde.org is proudly powered by WordPress Entries (RSS) and Comments (RSS).


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Younis Khan will be hoping to look on this match as a rebirth, writes Osman Samiuddin
October 29, 2004
One of Australia's many enviable attributes is the strength in depth they have developed in their squad. They have just won a series in India - where they hadn't won for 35 years - without their captain and leading batsman. Brett Lee can't find a place in the starting XI, and if Darren Lehmann, one of the best players of spin bowling, steps aside once Ricky Ponting returns, the audaciously nimble-footed Michael Clarke awaits. Meanwhile for Pakistan and Sri Lanka, two of the teams vying to jump onto Australia's lengthy coat-tails, this Test should provide them both with a clearer idea of the talent on their respective benches.
The Sri Lankan camp has recently shown, admirably, an ability to adapt to a post-Murali world. Their series in Australia might have been lost, but progress was made - and in Lasith Malinga, the speedster with the freakish, slingy action, a unique, albeit raw, diamond was unearthed. Sri Lanka took further heart from their victories over South Africa at home, and particularly against Pakistan at Faisalabad, where the left-arm wiles of Ranjan Herath and the pace and swing of Dilhara Fernando proved the strength their attack can muster. But there is considerable progress still to be made, especially over five days. Today, in the windy dustbowl of Karachi, they got a taste of just how difficult the process of adjustment will be after Murali finally mooches off into the sunset.
The pitch, despite some early-morning movement, wasn't exactly as seam-friendly as Sri Lanka's batsmen made it look yesterday, but the cause wasn't helped by some indifferent performances from key bowlers. If Fernando was hot for a session at Faisalabad, he was very cold for all of today, and this contrast has marked much of his career. When he arrived on the scene in 1999, he was a refreshing break from past Sri Lankan pacemen: he was tall, rustically well-built and quicker than most, hovering menacingly on the speedometer in the mid 80s and low 90s. He developed a superb slower ball - with a unique spread-finger grip - and the priceless ability to reverse-swing the ball. But injuries to his back, and continuing problems with his run-up, have resulted not only in a drastic loss of pace - he nestled in the early 80s today - but also effectiveness. At Karachi, where he should have been trying to build on his Faisalabad burst, Fernando sent down 13 harmless overs, struggling both with his line and length.
With Chaminda Vaas having an off day and Herath unable to extract significant spin, Sri Lanka's attack had a bare look about it, and only Farveez Maharoof occasionally threatened. The reliance on Murali has been so great in the past - he has taken 257 wickets in 32 Sri Lankan wins, and 35 of their 37 Test wins have come since his debut - that it is only natural that they will experience difficulties without him. In all probability, there will be a few more days like this before the likes of Maharoof, Fernando and Malinga can start winning Test matches.
Their ineffectiveness shouldn't take too much away from a determined Pakistan batting line-up. If Abdul Razzaq has rekindled hopes that he is more than just a stock bowler behind Shoaib Akhtar and Mohammad Sami, then Younis Khan will also be hoping to look on this match as a rebirth. Like Razzaq, Younis's career has had question-marks attached. Today's century was his sixth in Tests, his third against Sri Lanka and only his second at home, but it was only his second score above 50 in his last seven matches. His innings showcased the strokes that had him rated so highly early in his career. There was the expansive flourish of his one-kneed cover-drives, the punch of his shots square of the wicket, and the ungainly but highly effective sweep. In addition, there was one magnificent pull off Fernando, to reach his fifty, which added a calypso flourish to what had been, with Imran Farhat at the other end, a distinctly Caribbean display of batting in the morning.
There were signs, too, in his 124 of the intelligence - particularly in his change of pace as Inzamam settled down - that once prompted Rashid Latif to identify him as a potential leader. Younis's two fighting fifties against Australia in Colombo in 2002 - more valuable than some of his centuries on flat tracks against the weakened attacks of West Indies and Bangladesh - seemed to back up that idea. But after a disastrous slump in form since, amid increasing doubts about his ability to perform at the crunch, he had lost his way. This was his first Test in over a year, and his 15th at the problematic one-down position. His record at No. 3 was ordinary, although he said after this innings that it was the position in which he feels most comfortable.
Younis may or may not be the long-term solution to the problem, but at least there are now some options. Yasir Hameed was touted as the one to watch last year, and he and Asim Kamal - brusquely dropped after his failures last week - both deserve a look-in. Shoaib Malik might be worth a try there too. And if Taufeeq Umar returns to open, then the competition is likely to heat up even more. But today, at least, Younis Khan grabbed his chance to be Pakistan's second unlikely hero in two days. And as an indicator of the depth of your squad, that can't be a bad thing.
Osman Samiuddin is a freelance journalist based in Karachi.
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Alan Davidson was a fine allrounder, who has spent his life serving Australian sport in various capacities. By Ashley Mallett
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England's problem with attacking batsmanship
Jon Hotten: It has taken the country ages to get over its obsession with defensive batting
Pakistan should not welcome Amir back
The serene team culture cultivated by Misbah and his men shouldn't be allowed to be disrupted by a player with a tainted past
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An early start to the international season, coupled with costly tickets, have kept the Australian public away from the cricket
In 2011, MS Dhoni helped end a 28-year wait for India and gifted Sachin Tendulkar something he had craved throughout his career - to be called a World Cup champion
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EMC has formally launched its down-sized VMAX, the VMAXe. The system is physically smaller in size than VMAX, coming in a 19-inch rack and only needing single-phase power. It uses the VMAX architecture and software (Enginuity 5875+) and is a pre-configured hardware and software offering with optional fully-automated storage …
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VMAX: 2 quad-core Intel Harperton CPUs per director for a total of 4 CPU sockets and 16 CPU cores running 16 physical threads per engine (no hyperthreading).
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March 9-17 was National AmeriCorps Week and I want to give recognition to AmeriCorps members around the county for their dedicated service. I currently serve as a member of the Chicago Health Corps, a program that strives to increase access to health care services in Chicago.
As an AmeriCorps member, I serve at Seven Generations Ahead, a nonprofit in Oak Park whose mission is to build healthy and sustainable communities. In the past two years at SGA, I have engaged 3,500 people throughout the Chicago area in hands-on nutrition and gardening education.
Serving with the Chicago Health Corps at SGA has prepared me for a future career in nutrition and environmental education.
In the spirit of National AmeriCorps week, let's celebrate 19 years of impactful national and community service.
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Tribuspective: Errol Flynn's Grandson for Nautica
Mar 26, 2009 · His name is Luke Flynn and he has no illusions about his acting abilities, unlike certain celubuspawns. Oh Tatum O'Neil, such a …From:http://tribuspective.blogspot.com/2009/03/errol-flynns-grandson-for-na...
Errol Flynn - Biography - IMDb
In 1980, author Charles Higham published a controversial biography, "Errol Flynn: The Untold Story," in which he alleged that Flynn was a fascist …From:http://www.imdb.com/name/nm0001224/bio
Visiting Errol Flynn's Estate in the "Other" Jamaica ...
The island's remote northeastern parishes, where Ian Fleming and Noel Coward had their villas, are a time capsule of an otherwise vanished age.From:http://www.vanityfair.com/online/daily/2014/09/errol-flynn-the-other-jamaica
Old Hollywood Grand-Models: Luke Flynn Follows His ...
Jamaican-born actor and model Luke Flynn became the new face of 'Oceans' Nautica new fragrance. The 28-year-old is the grandson of actor Errol Flynn, one of old ...From:http://www.trendhunter.com/trends/model-errol-flynns-scion-luke-flynn-for...
Luke Flynn - Biography - IMDb
Luke Flynn was born on August 21, 1975 in Jamaica as Luke Stoecker. He is an actor, known for The Name Is Rogells (Rugg-ells) (2011), The Brooke ...From:http://www.imdb.com/name/nm1415566/bio
Arnella Flynn, Too Much Like Errol - George Thomas Clark
For decades the inside cover of Parade magazine has been like it is today, a page glistening with faces of beautiful and famous people. And as I write this, one of ...From:http://www.georgethomasclark.com/?p=135
Errol Flynn - Trivia - IMDb
It was during a "Parkinson" interview that his good friend David Niven revealed that during the filming of "The Charge of the Light Brigade", Flynn was busy on a ...From:http://m.imdb.com/name/nm0001224/trivia
Errol Flynn — Wikipédia
Errol Flynn Errol Flynn en 1940 Données clés Nom de naissance Errol Leslie Thomson Flynn Naissance 20 juin 1909 Hobart , Tasmanie Australie Nationalité Américain ...From:http://fr.wikipedia.org/wiki/Errol_Flynn
Patrice Wymore - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
Patrice Wymore Flynn (December 17, 1926 – March 22, 2014) was an American film, television and stage actress of the 1950s and 1960s, known for her marriage to Errol ...From:http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Patrice_Wymore
Remembering Grandma... Patrice Wymore Flynn - Lifestyle ...
"My grandmother came out of hospital on Friday, March 21 and immediately had a Bloody Mary and a cigarette... I think she was just happy to be at home in her own ...From:http://www.jamaicaobserver.com/lifestyle/Remembering-My-Grandmother_16366012