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Baymont Inn and Suites Boone
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Gateway Hotel and Conference Center
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"We were in Ames for a Payroll Conference at the college. There was something wrong with the shower in our room. When taking a shower after the other persona in my party was done the water was lukewarm and the water came out very weak. I turned it of and back on but it did not change anything. Wa..."
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GrandStay Residential Suites - Ames
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Best Western Plus University Park Inn & Suites
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Bust of Emil Holub has been unveiled in Livingstone, the Zambian city bearing the name of Holub's predecessor and role model. A bust of Emil Holub is located just outside the Livingstone National Museum of Zambia – which incidentally - was once headed by another Czech, ethnographer and Africanist Ladislav Holý, between 1968 and 1972.
It's been 150 years since David Livingstone discovered a waterfall, which the natives called "the smoke that thunders" and christened it "the Victoria Falls" after reigning British queen. But the first ever map of the Falls and adjacent territory was drawn by a Czech-Austrian explorer, Emil Holub, who arrived at the Victoria Falls twenty years after Livingstone. To commemorate this event, a bust of Emil Holub has been unveiled in Livingstone, the Zambian city bearing the name of Holub's predecessor and role model. A bust of Emil Holub is located just outside the Livingstone National Museum of Zambia - which incidentally - was once headed by another Czech, ethnographer and Africanist Ladislav Holý, between 1968 and 1972.
The event was organised jointly by the Czech and Austrian embassies accredited to Zambia, Czech consul Marie Imbrová said the Czech Radio: "This year we are celebrating 130 years since the first ever map of the Victoria Falls was drawn by Emil Holub. Naturally, we were looking for a way to make that fact widely known, especially in Zambia and Zimbabwe. We agreed with the Livingstone museum that we would raise the statue outside the premises and they would show an exhibition on Emil Holub's stays there and about what he did for this region."
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Emil Holub would probably have become a family doctor somewhere
in rural Bohemia in then Austro-Hungarian Empire had he not come
across a German edition of David Livingstone´s diaries. From then
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On his African travels, Emil Holub collected everything from ethnographic exhibits to animals, from birds to rock paintings. He wrote about it passionately: "Of all my curiosities of which I brought back forty cases closely packed, I considered my ethnographical specimens, 400 in number, the most valuable, but in addition to these I had a great collection of insects, horns, plants, reptiles, skins of quadrupeds and birds, minerals, skeletons, spiders, crustaceans, molluscs and fossils."
Holub brought back to the heart of Europe some 30,000 items from his four exhibitions, and he donated them to schools and various museums back home. But he also brought back descriptions and drawings of plants, animals and also notes about the life and culture of the local population. His works are the first reliable source in the research of the culture of the Lozis, important tribe living in Western Zambia.
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A US federal appeals court has struck down a California law that strips gay couples of the right to marry in the latest round in America's long-running battle over same-sex marriage.
The Ninth Circuit Court of Appeals on Tuesday upheld a lower court judge's ruling that an amendment to the California state constitution banning same-sex marriage violated principles of due process and equal protection under the law.
The ruling was relatively narrow in scope and did not address whether same-sex partners have a broader constitutional right to marry.
The decision did not give gay couples the immediate right to wed as the ban remains effectively in force until the US Supreme Court rules on a likely final appeal.
Gay marriage was briefly authorised in California in 2008, but later banned by a referendum on what was known as Proposition 8, which rewrote the state's constitution to restrict marriage to unions between a man and a woman.
The three-judge appeals panel in San Francisco ruled 2-1 that a lower court had properly declared the ban a violation of the American constitution.
The ban had violated equality laws "to target a minority group and withdraw a right that it possessed, without a legitimate reason for doing so," Judge Stephen Reinhardt wrote in the majority opinion.
"Proposition 8 serves no purpose, and has no effect, other than to lessen the status and human dignity of gays and lesbians in California," the opinion said. "The constitution simply does not allow for laws of this sort."
In a dissenting opinion, Judge Randy Smith argued that the government could have a legitimate interest in preventing same-sex couples from marrying.
California's Attorney General Kamala Harris applauded the decision, calling it "a victory for fairness, a victory for equality and a victory for justice".
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I'm hoping to get feedback on the layout and functions of my control panel. My plan is to be able to run 2 - 5500 watt elements along with two pumps at the same time. I want to power on the PIDs with the main power switch.
The PIDs I'm using have built-in timers, so I'm including a reset button for each.
Here's a rundown of the panel switches and LEDs
22mm LED - [1 - green (power), 1 - red (alarm), 2 - blue (pumps)]
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Key toggle Switch (panel on/off)
Your idea looks great. Running both 240v 5500w elements at the same time along with pumps, etc, you'll be right near the top of your 50 amps.
Regarding your PIDs and alarms. You have timer reset buttons for each PID, but only one alarm. Is the alarm common for both PIDs? You also have an alarm on/off. Is the objective to disable the alarm? Why? You didn't say which PIDs you have, but if it's the Auber 2451 with the built in timer, when you reset the timer it stops the alarm.
I completed a build similar to yours a couple of months ago. The only difference in my setup is I have an extra PID used for my RIMs tube and I use illuminated push button switches instead of toggle switches with indicators.
P-J has created many schematics for us to use. Reach out to him for assistance there.
This one is close for your system. It does not have the timer buttons on the PID.
Check out the link in my signature for my build. I think the plans are in there too.
Good luck!
Thanks for the feedback.
The alarm part of the build is the only thing that is confusing me. I'm not sure the alarm on/off is necessary, but have seen it in similar builds. (I guess I would always want the alarms I set to trigger.) I assumed the reset on the timer would turn the alarm off, but wasn't sure about resetting the alarms triggered on temp. I think a common alarm for both PIDs would work just fine, but like the idea of having the two reset buttons. I'm planning on using the Auber 2451 PID with the built in timer. Here's the list of items I would like tied to the alarm. 1) HLT strike/sparge temp reached 2) Mash rest times 3) Boil additions 4) Boil complete
BTW: After using the 2451 PIDs, do you recommend using them for the timer, or would you opt for a separate timer? How are they as far as being able to monitor your BK times?
I'm seeking a wiring diagram for the following two PID + Timer 50amp build
PID: Auber SYL-2352
Timer: Auber ASL-51
My plan is to follow P-J's advice and use a SPA panel for the main power feed. I want the PIDS and timer powered on by the main power switch. The elements are switched on by an illuminated push buttons and can both be powered at the same time. The single alarm is activated by either one of the PID's temp alarms, or the timer and can be turned off by either one of the temp alarm switches or the timer's momentary push button switch. I also like the idea of having an E-Stop on the panel.
I would like to use a 5500watt element in the BK and the HLT, but I'm wondering if this might cut things close, so perhaps one 5500watt element and one 4500watt element.
I'm nearly ready to go with the exception of one or two more components and a wiring diagram that fits the build. Everything is DIN mounted with the exception of the SSR's.
If anyone sees any obvious flaws in my layout, or has a wiring diagram that fits the build I would greatly appreciate the feedback.
The first step in getting what you want is knowing what you want.
Your layout looks really nice. I'm sure P-J has a schematic to go with that.
BTW - here's some regarding DIN mounted contactors. I got 3 from this guy.http://www.homebrewtalk.com/f16/cont...ml#post4265354
thanks stlbeer.
I think I will reach out to P-J to see if he has anything. Your schematic is really close to what I'm doing. I just need to figure out the timer and alarm part. I've been browsing post here for months now to get an idea of what I want and how to do it and of course have realized that P-J is the master of electricity. His schematics are easy to follow and his advice on components and safety measures are priceless. I just haven't run across a schematic that fits my build exactly and I'm too dumb to figure it out on my own.
To get amps, divide power in watts by voltage. 11000 watts will take 45 amps at 240V, 10000 will take 41.5, and 9000 will take 37.5. I would shy away from 11000 watts on a 50 amp circuit. Also, I would keep it on 1 circuit, not 3 as shown above. You don't want to have 3 power cords going to your panel!
I built almost the same panel as you minus the alarms. Not that I know the difference, but I don't miss them.
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What are you drawing the panels in? I would love to have that software if I dont have it already. Wiring those panel is actually easier than it appears at first. Just gotta set up the basic frame work in and out, then add in the leds and the nice to haves. I'm still learning basic (very basic) electronics, but with the PID's it is much easier to build a panel and control system. Thanks for the good lookin panel pics!!! Gave me some ideas on how I want mine laid out when the time comes. I'm still gathering parts and learning how to make usefull and safe circuits.
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Hi there, my DH and I are invited for dinner at a friends house and they are vegans. I offered to bring something and they suggested that I bring dessert. I love to cook and would like to bring something that I've made myself but I'm unsure of where to turn for a good recipe. I was thinking of making a strawberry sorbet (I've got some nice frozen strawberries) but being January in Boston, its just not turning me on. Does anyone have any suggestions/recipes or websites that are good for these types of recipes?
Vegan Chocolate Cake is the answer! Recipes for "Crazy Cake" or "Wacky Cake" abound on the internet:
I like to bake as directed in a 9x11 pan, let the cake cool, then cut, stack and frost the cake. You can make vegan "butter cream" with vegan margerine, cocoa powder and powdered sugar. For a mocha cake, sub brewed coffee for the water in the cake recipe.
If you were thinking of making sorbet, a nice blood orange or clementine sorbet would go nicely with the cake.
If you like cupcakes, I have about 75 great recipes from my Vegan Cupcakes Take Over The World cookbook. They may have a few of them at www.theppk.com too.
A few other ideas: I'm trying a vegan applesauce cake tomorrow night. Also chocolate chip cookies (use the Toll House recipe except sub. dairy-free 'butter' and use 1 tbs. cornstarch whisked with 3 tbs. water in place of the eggs and dairy -free choc chips from Whole Foods), fruit crisp (not the best time of year for that, but you could do apple), vegan gingerbread... I'll post again when I think of what I've had good luck with. I do like the other poster's suggestion of Wacky Cake. It's great. Good luck.
2 ideas that vegans are less like to get:
I make a great rice pudding using half water and half coconut milk inplace of milk.
I've also seen a creme brulee receipe that used coconut milk, but haven't been able to locate it again.
I also have made vegan oatmeal applesauce cookies (receipe found on the web somewhere) but improved them by using mashes bananas inplace of the applesauce so you might try that sub in a cake receipe as well.
re: Stuffed Monkey
Coconut Creme Brulee with receipes is being discussed on another thread:
Ooh! That hot fudge pudding cake (alternately known as chocolate self-saucing pudding) mentioned on another thread is a snap to vegan-ize since it's already eggless -- just sub ricemilk or unsweetened soymilk.
I've also made apple crumbles, broiled peaches, etc. Pie is super-easy to make vegan as well, as long as you use a veg. shortening or oil crust. If you can get your hands on rhubarb, a strawberry rhubarb pie might be nice!
101cookbooks.com (Heidi Swanson) is a good resource for veg. and vegan recipes -- the recipes are very well organized, so you just have to click on "Vegan" to be sent to a whole world of yumminess!
re: LauraGrace
Thank you everyone for your suggestions, I think I may try the 'wacky' cake or attempt to vegan-ize the hot fudge pudding cake.
re: trishaluna
Go to Martha Stewart's website and search for Mandy's Chocolate Cake. It's vegan. I've made it several times (I'm not vegan, it's just very very good) and highly recommend it. A little more labor intensive than the wacky cake, but worth every bite!
re: trishaluna
This is the recipe for a vegan chocolate pudding cake from PPK (the author of Vegan Cupcakes Takeover the World). I've made this cake and it is awesome and so not "vegan" tasting. You'll miss nothing, just be sure to use vegan chocolate.
Citrus sorbet or granita. Pear or apple crostada made with non-butter crust.
Try www.thePPK.com. Also try making sables with coconut oil.
Gramercy Tavern Gingerbread is amazing, but just replace the egg with Ener-G!
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Apple Crisp
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LEWISBURG, Tenn. — The holidays are a joyous time of year that most people anticipate with excitement. Unfortunately, for older adults who may be struggling with depression or loss, the emotions of the holiday season can often bring despair.
According to Beth Sweeney, director of Senior Life Solutions at Marshall Medical Center, there are many factors that can cause a person to feel blue during the holiday season.
"The holidays often remind us of family members and friends who are no longer with us, as well as traditions of the past. For older adults who are already dealing with health issues, grief or depression, the swell of holiday emotions can sometimes be overwhelming," said Sweeney.
To help those who may be struggling with emotions during the holidays, family members and friends are encouraged to keep a check on older family members and neighbors who may be alone. During holiday gatherings, Sweeney recommends taking steps to ensure that the festivities are enjoyable for everyone.
"In addition to reminiscing about past holiday celebrations, consider ways to make new memories that everyone—from the youngest to the oldest—can enjoy," Sweeney said. "If you know an older relative or friend who is struggling with their emotions, consider referring them to a program that can provide them with support and tools to cope with their feelings."
Senior Life Solutions offers outpatient assistance for older adults dealing with behavioral health issues. Referrals can be made by anyone, including a family member, friend or physician. Programs include group activities, individual and group therapy and more. For more information about Senior Life Solutions, call 931.270.3685.
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NASHVILLE, Tenn. – Two people in Maury County are charged in separate cases with TennCare doctor shopping, or using the state's Medicaid program to visit multiple doctors in an effort to obtain prescriptions for controlled substances.
The Office of Inspector General (OIG) today announced the arrests of Joshua L. Lindsey, 32, and Leslie Ann Pruitt, 31, both of Columbia. Each of them is charged with doctor shopping for drugs, using TennCare as payment for the clinical visits, the prescriptions or both.
"The unauthorized use and abuse of prescription drugs is intolerable, especially when TennCare is involved," Inspector General Manny Tyndall said. "We will continue to investigate and prosecute anyone who illegally uses the TennCare program, particularly as it relates to prescription drugs."
TennCare fraud is a Class E felony, carrying a sentence of up to two years in prison. District Attorney General Brent Cooper is prosecuting.
The OIG, which is separate from TennCare, began full operation in February 2005 and has investigated cases leading to over $5 million being repaid to TennCare, with a total estimated cost avoidance of over $176 million for TennCare, according to latest figures. To date, 2,218 people have been charged with TennCare fraud.
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NASHVILLE, Tenn. – A Marshall County woman is charged with TennCare fraud for using the state's healthcare insurance program to pay for a fraudulent prescription.
The Office of Inspector General (OIG), with assistance from the Marshall County Sheriff's Office, today announced the arrest of Eugena R. Grimes, 25, of Lewisburg.
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NASHVILLE, Tenn. – Tennessee revenue collections for October were more than collections for the same month last year and exceeded the budgeted estimate. Finance and Administration Commissioner Larry Martin today reported that collections for October were $874.1 million, which is 5.69% more than October 2013, and $15.3 million more than the budgeted estimate.
"The negative growth rate reported in corporate tax collections for October is not unusual for the business cycle," Martin said. "October is the month when calendar year tax filers request a refund if they have overpaid their actual tax liability in previous months.
"The sales tax is our best economic indicator, and in October recorded the strongest first quarter growth since 2011. This is encouraging, but we must continue to closely monitor revenues and expenditures to keep Tennessee's budget balanced."
On an accrual basis, October is the third month in the 2014-2015 fiscal year.
General fund collections for October were $10.2 million more than the budgeted estimate, and the four other funds that share in state tax collections were $5.1 million above the estimate.
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Gasoline and motor fuel collections increased by 7.67%, which is $1.8 million above the budgeted estimate of $71.3 million.
Tobacco tax collections for the month were over collected by $3.1 million.
Privilege tax collections were $1.9 million more than the budgeted estimate of $27.0 million.
Inheritance and Estate taxes were over collected by $3.9 million for the month.
Business tax collections were $0.7 million above the October estimate.
Hall income taxes were over collected by $2.2 million in October.
All other taxes were over collected by a net of $3.4 million.
Year-to-date collections for three months were $101.6 million more than the budgeted estimate. The general fund was over collected by $91.0 million and the four other funds were over collected by $10.6 million.
The budgeted revenue estimates for 2014-2015 are based on the State Funding Board's consensus recommendation of December 17th, 2013 and adopted by the second session of the 108th General Assembly in April 2014. They are available on the state's website at: http://www.tn.gov/finance/bud/Revenues.shtml.
NASHVILLE - Tennessee State Parks will offer special winter rates for 360 cabins in 18 parks across the state, along with individual rooms at our six state park inns, from Nov. 15, 2014, through March 15, 2015. With a state park within an hour's drive of just about anywhere in Tennessee, families and groups seeking unique recreation opportunities and high-quality accommodations can find the perfect getaway – all at an exceptional value and a bit closer to home.With a Tennessee State Parks special winter discount, park visitors can stay at one of Tennessee's six state park inns for $59.95 a night (excluding tax). The inn discount may be used seven days a week and applies to both individuals and groups. Cabins ranging from premium to rustic are priced at two for one, Sunday through Thursday. Some holiday weeks are not included. Discounts are based on availability and certain other restrictions may apply. At participating restaurants, guests can package a breakfast for two for an additional $10.There is no coupon necessary for this special rate and patrons simply need to ask for "Special Winter Promotion" when making a reservation. When making online reservations please ensure the available code for the special winter rate or cabin discount is applied. While reservations are not required, they are highly recommended to ensure availability.Special winter rates are not valid with other discounts. For more information about the special promotion, please call the Tennessee State Parks information line at (615) 532-0001 or toll free at 1-888-867-2757. For additional information or to make online reservations, please visit the Tennessee State Parks website at www.tnstateparks.com.
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NASHVILLE – Special Agents with the Tennessee Bureau of Investigation, working with law enforcement agencies from across the state, executed search warrants on four businesses Wednesday as part of an investigation into organized prostitution and human trafficking in Tennessee. The investigation resulted in one person being arrested and two businesses being padlocked.TBI agents received assistance from the Smyrna Police Department, Cumberland County Sheriff's Department, Rockwood Police Department, Roane County Sheriff's Office, 9th Judicial Drug Task Force, Athens Police Department, McMinn County Sheriff's Department and Immigration Customs Enforcement-Homeland Security Investigations in executing the simultaneous search warrants. Those businesses that were the targets of Wednesday's search warrants are:C&K Spa, formerly QT Spa at 801 Peavine Road, Crossville, Tennessee. The Cumberland County Sheriff's Department arrested Huichu Sandve, charging the 46 year-old with prostitution. She was booked into the Cumberland County Jail on a $10,000 bond.Interstate Spa at 108 Ole Patton Lane, Rockwood, Tennessee. Two individuals were questioned about prostitution and performing massages without a license.Rainbow Spa at 295 Decatur Pike, Athens, Tennessee. Two individuals were questioned about prostitution and performing massages without a license. The business was padlocked by order of a judge and charges are anticipated.Royal Therapy at 557 S Lowry Street, Smyrna, Tennessee. The business was padlocked by order of a judge. Charges are anticipated.Three of these businesses, QT Spa, Interstate Spa and Rainbow Spa, were also the focus of an investigation in September 2013 that resulted in the closure of spas and massage parlors in the middle and eastern parts of the state. Multiple individuals were arrested or issued citations for prostitution or other outstanding warrants.###
A two month investigation by the Detective Division of the Marshall County Sheriff's Office resulted in the arrest of Michael Mahar and Amanda Mahar both from Lewisburg. Both subjects were charged with three counts of Aggravated Burglary, three counts of Theft over $1000.00, Theft under $500.00, and Burglary. Bond was set at $95,000.00 on both subjects.
If you have any information on any crimes please call crime stoppers at 359-4867 or the Marshall County Sheriff's Office at 359-6122.
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Apr. 15 at 10:15am | see this comment in context
Thanks for the wonderful and thoroughly 'down to earth' insights. Not only priests but saints, as well, have an astonishing range of 'personalities' that God seems to delight in and 'use'. Look at Father Damien of the lepers. He was a coarse, gruff peasant, full of peasant values and also had to struggle with a bad temper. Once he received a good sum of money and intended to use it only for his Catholic lepers. His assistant begged with him an entire night NOT to do this terrible and narrow-minded act. The next day, in tears, he thanked the man, "You saved me from committing an awful sin!" And HE was a saint! God cuts 'personality' some slack that He would not for pride and Phariseeism.
Mar. 3 at 11:26pm | see this comment in context
Actually the above article is John Zmirak's
Mar. 3 at 11:18pm | see this comment in context
This article by Andrew is my 'gold standard' for Catholic vs. Nazi ethics. The article itself is a 'thing of Catholic beauty'.
Mar. 1 at 10:15pm | see this comment in context
I am overly emotional and should have studied and cross-checked the article more carefully before referencing it. It seems suspicious to me now for a few small reasons. But...not at all suprising. I couldn't Google it up again though I tried all diffferent sorts of code words.
Mar. 1 at 7:01pm | see this comment in context
Sorry! I should have book marked it. It was a few days ago. You should remove the above if you wish. I see what you mean.
Katie van Schaijik,
Sorry, DI, the Truth I find in the Church and in philosophy is a lot more compelling and beautiful (not to mention logical) than the insanity you are proposing.
I have less than no interest in being God; I only want to be saved by God from my own desperate need and unrighteousness.
I think we've come to an impasse.
What power has God to save You if you have less than no interest in going to the place he has prepared for that Purpose?
Nov. 24 at 1:15pm | See in context
Sorry, DI, the Truth I find in the Church and in philosophy is a lot more compelling and beautiful (not to mention logical) than the insanity you are proposing.
I have less than no interest in being God; I only want to be saved by God from my own desperate need and unrighteousness.
I think we've come to an impasse.
Nov. 24 at 12:58pm | See in context
I'm afraid you are letting yourself get carried away into a kind of metaphysical madness.
=x="Fear Not"! If Ours is madness, to hell with sanity!
All humans are mammals. It does not follow that all mammals are humans.
"From below" you are correct, "from above" you are incorrect. I am my mother's dog, and my father's cat, for example. That is divine Love.
All women are persons. It doesn't not follow that all persons are women.
"From below" you are correct, "from above" you are incorrect. How else could it be that You and I are become "one body"? (Fear Not!: I QUITE Respect MarriageExclusivo.)
It's NOT true that without me Jesus can do nothing.
Nov. 24 at 12:43pm | See in context
Sharing in his divinity, through His grace is not to be compared with having His divinity, ontologically. To think it is to miss the radical metaphysical distinction between absolute and contingent being, between Creator and creature.
Without Jesus I can do nothing. That's true. It's NOT true that without me Jesus can do nothing.
All women are persons. It doesn't not follow that all persons are women.
All humans are mammals. It does not follow that all mammals are humans.
"I am", now, because the divine Author of my being holds me in existence. But I once wasn't. 50 years ago, I wasn't.
I'm afraid you are letting yourself get carried away into a kind of metaphysical madness.
Nov. 24 at 11:55am | See in context
Jesus is the Truth. And He is a (divine) Person. I am a (human) person; I am not the truth. I am not Jesus, and I am not divine. Neither are you. Neither is Howison.
Or do you disagree?
Jesus is:: the Truth. He is a (Genuine) Person. I am a (Genuine) Person; as are You. You say You are not divine, and I don't doubt your intention is honest; but, the Truth (Jesus) said, "without me [if that were possible] you could do nothing". Thus, Not only You and I, but "all flesh" with a claim to "I", must be With Jesus somewise, and, thus, to some degree, share of Divinity: or do you disagree?
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Nov. 24 at 11:45am | See in context
Jesus is the Truth. And He is a (divine) Person. I am a (human) person; I am not the truth. I am not Jesus, and I am not divine. Neither are you. Neither is Howison.
Or do you disagree?
Jesus established the Church and gave it the Authority to discern and proclaim religious and moral truth. That's what Catholics believe. That's why we are so concerned with discerning between developments and corruptions of doctrine—because we undestand that even the Pope has no authority to make or change doctrine; he only has the responsibility and the authority and the grace to preserve and proclaim it without error.
Religious truth, being beyond the scope of human reason, can only be known if it is revealed.
Nov. 24 at 8:36am | See in context
Gary, Katie,
(In case there is doubt, yes, this day I am taking my mASS here.)
If I seem brusque and contentious only, take encouragement that the fairly severe word limit has sufficed! While the all+Holy-war rages (in your midst), and the inhabitants of thxx valley disincline to accept even the brandishing of weapons by the (would-be) Righteous, and while for the decidedly disrighteous all manner of wickedness and filth is tolerated so long as it is (but-seemingly-only) "outside the walls of the Kingdom" (which would be like, rather than grounding your misbehaved 16-year-old, giving said the keys to the car and a wad of cash and sternly mandating said go out with saidikewise misbehaving friends), "it is enough!"-J.
in the divine image: male AND female: each!
That symmetry and the conservation of I~am go hand-in-hand, individually, androgynically, to some balance or another. Each Person is a supernatural self-marraige of soul and spirit, the latter receptive, and Holy when Perfectly Vulnerable, the former (ideally) imposing beyond any capacity to "No!".
Primordially, the one struggles to self-ordination as many. But Finally, "the woman must encompass the man* with devotion"-Jeremiah 31:22.
*man, tat tvam asi "abstraction": "abstraction in every sense is alien[+]to[+]the[+]feminine[+]nature."-Edith+Stein,+"Essays+on+Women";
Nov. 23 at 2:09pm | See in context
Though I do not, technically, believe in "The United States of America", because the only genuinely fulfilled idea is I~am, a priori complex&plural, and because "The United States of America" maintains certain inconsistencies, blemishes, which no one can Reconcile, qua "a house divided against itself cannot stand", and thus, makes "The United States of America" something of a mass delusion, I do QUITE get that a definite error can be definitely used, and am not unwilling to wave me Star-spangled Banner; though I'll be-damn: "to do so at compulsion". There have been 43 Persons to pLAY POTUS, all male, all white.
The frontice of me Bible - which I have been able to retain since I, to the surprise of mx Ma, requested that --- nothing else befitting came to mind even after her surprise suggested I might choose something pROFANE --- as my gift for my first communion - lists: "200. Bl. Urban V, 1362-70", but are we not saluting the Person "202. Urban VI, 1378-89"?
Nov. 23 at 12:48pm | See in context
Katie van Schaijik, Nov. 23 at 9:07am
DI, are you not making yourself, rather than the Church, the arbiter of Truth? It's easy to say the Church doesn't go far enough in granting freedom if you're not concerned with obedience to Truth. Likewise, it's easy to demand a much more authoritarian approach to enforcing doctrine, if you're not concerned with freedom. (This is what many traditionalists do, when they castigate the Pope for not cracking down.)
The Church is concerned with both freedom and truth.
I'm not sure I comprehend your phrase "arbiter of Truth": in Jesus' Most Holy Name, "I am the tRUTH"! And Howison Proves, again, "The Eternal must be a Person"!
=x="without me* [there would be no 'The Church']." Or another way, is not "the Church" making herself "the arbiter", whatever we shall reconcile of that, of Truth? Rather than The Central member of Central members and cENTRAL members???
*To be sure, as much as I enjoy the quote offerings of the DynamicBanner here, and as much as I'd be overjoyed to see Howison included, I've yet to see one from Jesus, Gospel, or Bible!!!
"No disciple is superior to the teacher; but when fully trained, every+disciple+will+be+like+his+teacher."-Luke+6:40
Nov. 23 at 11:56am | See in context
DI, the word limit came about after experience of the problem of long-windedness. We wanted to keep our discussions as pithy as possible, so as not to discouraged readers. It seems to work.
From my perspective, in case you care to know: I agree, It seems to work! :-) But this is a special place, to be sure. Furthermore, I wasn't inquiring about the coming about of limitation in general, but how the precise limit was chosen: 200, rather than, say 223, or 196?
About the temporariness of cut ties. Yes, we have reason to hope they'll be restored eventually,
No disrespect to hope, but I (Confidently claim to) offer (Howisonian) Reason for cONFIDENCE unto Assurance!
There is such a thing in our doctrines as hell.
Tis merely unto eternity, (and, thus, Necessarily) not forever.
If we excommunicate ourselves and refuse to recognize and repent the truth of our condition before God, and reject every chance He offers us
The infinite Living God never reaches said "every", but ever-retains stores of kindness to serve "heap burning coals on their heads".
then we cut ties forever, with Him and with everything good.
indeed, tis the tie-cutter playing "lost sheep", Dearxst.
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Dons come back with 46-7 trouncing of SD
Their historic winning streak is over, but one loss doesn't appear to have made Cathedral Catholic any less dominant.
A week after their school record 26-game winning streak was snapped, the Dons left nothing to chance in a 48-7 trouncing of San Diego in an Eastern League game on Oct. 23.
Jonny Martin rushed for 129 yards and two touchdowns on 14 carries to lead the Dons.
Quarterback Max Brewer was an efficient 6-for-8, passing for 171 yards with three touchdowns and no interceptions.
Chance Early caught two passes for 105 yards, both of which went for Dons touchdowns.
Brewer completed a 40-yard scoring pass to Derek Thomas early in the first quarter, setting the tone for the win.
The Dons improved 1-1 in league and 6-1 overall for the season.
- Santa Fe Christian kept its unbeaten season alive with a 33-13 Coastal League North victory over Christian of El Cajon on Oct. 24.
Eagles quarterback Keaton Giannotti led a balanced offense that produced 384 total yards.
Giannotti rushed for 86 yards and one touchdown, and was 2-for-5 passing for 79 yards and one touchdown.
Sam Hoekstra rushed for 104 yards and two touchdowns on 11 carries and also caught a 35-yard scoring pass from Giannotti.
Trevor Boucher rushed for 54 yards on eight carries for SFC.
Hoekstra eclipsed the century mark in rushing for the sixth straight week, pushing his season rushing total to 969 yards. The Eagles' big-play back is averaging 15.1 yards per carry and has scored nine touchdowns.
Giannotti got the Eagles going, scoring on a 56-yard run midway through the first quarter.
Joshua Estill led the Eagles defensively with 11 tackles and Kurt Luedtke contributed three tackles and two sacks.
The Eagles improved to 2-0 in league and 7-0 overall for the season.
- San Diego Jewish Academy defeated Midway Baptist of San Diego 27-14 in a Southern League game on Oct. 22.
Lions quarterback Joseph Mizrachi completed 13 of 17 pass attempts for 274 yards with two touchdowns and three interceptions.
Mizrachi also helped the Lions with his feet, rushing for 131 yards and two touchdowns on 11 carries.
Rafi Lurie caught five passes for 171 yards and two touchdowns.
The Lions improved to 4-1 in League and 5-1 overall for the season.
- Torrey Pines' three-game unbeaten streak ended with a 13-7 Avocado League loss to Mission Hills of San Marcos on Oct. 23.
The Falcons, who hadn't lost since Sept. 18 (they were 2-0-1 since then with one bye week), fell to 0-1-1 in league and 2-4-1 overall for the season.
The Falcons only score came on John Wilson's 38-yard scoring run late in the second quarter.
After taking its lumps in nonleague play, two-time defending state champion Santa Fe Christian appears to be back on track.
The Eagles extended their winning streak to three matches with a 3-0 (25-20, 25-16, 26-24) over Tri-City Christian of Vista in a Coastal League North contest on Oct. 22.
Annie Francis had 14 kills to lead the Eagles and Mackenzie Gilbert added eight kills.