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ABSTRACT: Consequences of gestational protein restriction (GPR) on liver metabolism in rat offspring were investigated. Pregnant dams were divided into groups: normal (NP, 17 % casein) or low-protein diet (LP, 6 % casein). Livers were collected from 30-day-old offspring (d30) for analysis or isolation of mitochondria. At d30, hepatic and muscle glycogen was increased in LP group. Mitochondrial swelling and oxygen uptake (recorded with a Clark-type electrode) were significantly reduced in NP female and LP pups. Thiobarbituric acid reactive substances production was lower in females (NP or LP), suggesting significant inhibition of lipid peroxidation. Measurement of mitochondrial respiration (states 3 and 4 stimulated by succinate) showed a higher ADP/O ratio in LP pups, particularly females, suggesting higher phosphorylation efficiency. In the 1st month of life, under our experimental conditions, GPR protects liver mitochondria against oxidative stress and females seem to be more resistant or more suitable for survival.The journal of physiological sciences : JPS. 07/2014;
Article: Effects of laser irradiation (670-nm InGaP and 830-nm GaAlAs) on burn of second-degree in rats.[Show abstract] [Hide abstract]
ABSTRACT: This study investigated the effects of 670-nm indium gallium phosphide (InGaP) and 830-nm gallium aluminum arsenide (GaAlAs) laser therapy on second-degree burns induced on the back of Wistar rats. Sixty-three male Wistar rats were anesthetized, and second-degree burns were made on their back. The animals were then divided randomly into three groups: control (C), animals treated with 670-nm InGaP laser (LIn), and animals treated with 830-nm GaAlAs laser (LGa). The wound areas were removed after 2, 6, 10, 14, and 18 days of treatment and submitted to structural and morphometric analysis. The following parameters were studied: total number of granulocytes and fibroblasts, number of newly formed blood vessels, and percentage of birefringent collagen fibers in the repair area. Morphometric analysis showed that different lasers 670-nm InGaP and 830-nm GaAlAs reduced the number of granulocytes and an increase of newly formed vessels in radiated lesions. The 670-nm InGaP laser therapy was more effective in increasing the number of fibroblasts. The different treatments modified the expression of VEGF and TGF-β1, when compared with lesions not irradiated. The different types of light sources showed similar effects, improved the healing of second-degree burns and can help for treating this type of injury. Despite the large number of studies with LLTI application in second-degree burns, there is still divergence about the best irradiation parameters to be used. Further studies are needed for developing a protocol effective in treating this type of injury.Lasers in Medical Science 04/2014; · 2.40 Impact Factor
Article: Gestational protein restriction induces alterations in placental morphology and mitochondrial function in rats during late pregnancy.[Show abstract] [Hide abstract]
ABSTRACT: The placenta acts a regulator of nutrient composition and supply from mother to fetus and is the source of hormonal signals that affect maternal and fetal metabolism. Thus, appropriate development of the placenta is crucial for normal fetal development. We investigated the effect of gestational protein restriction (GPR) on placental morphology and mitochondrial function on day 19 of gestation. Pregnant dams were divided into two groups: normal (NP 17 % casein) or low-protein diet (LP 6 % casein). The placentas were processed for biochemical, histomorphometric and ultrastructural analysis. The integrity of rat placental mitochondria (RPM) isolated by conventional differential centrifugation was measured by oxygen uptake (Clark-type electrode). LP animals presented an increase in adipose tissue and triacylglycerol and a decrease in serum insulin levels. No alterations were observed in body, liver, fetus, or placenta weight. There was also no change in serum glucose, total protein, or lipid content. Gestational protein restriction had tissue-specific respiratory effects, with the observation of a small change in liver respiration (~13 %) and considerable respiratory inhibition in placenta samples (~37 %). The higher oxygen uptake by RPM in the LP groups suggests uncoupling between respiration and oxidative phosphorylation. In addition, ultrastructural analysis of junctional zone giant cells from LP placenta showed a disorganized cytoplasm, with loss of integrity of most organelles and intense vacuolization. The present results led us to hypothesize that GPR alters placental structure and morphology, induces sensitivity to insulin, mitochondrial abnormalities and suggests premature aging of the placenta. Further studies are needed to test this hypothesis.Journal of molecular histology 07/2013; · 1.75 Impact Factor
Article: Effects of microcurrent application and 670 nm InGaP low-level laser irradiation on experimental wound healing in healthy and diabetic Wistar rats[Show abstract] [Hide abstract]
ABSTRACT: This study evaluated the effects of microcurrent application and 670 nm InGaP laser irradiation on wound healing in healthy and alloxan diabetic rats. The animals were divided into eight groups: healthy control (HC); diabetic control (DC); healthy treated with microcurrent (HMC); diabetic treated with microcurrent (DMC); healthy irradiated with laser (HL); diabetic irradiated with laser (DL); healthy receiving laser and microcurrent application (HLMC) and diabetic receiving laser and microcurrent application (DLMC). Wound samples were collected on days 2, 6, 10 and 14 of treatment for structural analysis, morphometry, and Western blotting to quantify the expression of TGF-β1 and VEGF. Comparison of animals receiving laser and microcurrent therapy showed a reduction in the number of inflammatory cells in diabetic animals, as well as an increase of fibroblasts in healthy animals and of newly formed vessels in healthy and diabetic animals. Expression of TGF-β1 was increased on day 6 in all groups, especially diabetic animals. A reduction in the expression of this protein was observed on day 10 in all groups. VEGF expression was higher on day 6 in treated and control diabetic animals when compared to healthy animals. Analysis of VEGF expression in the laser- and microcurrent-treated groups on day 10 showed a decrease in diabetic animals and an increase in healthy animals. In conclusion, laser therapy and microcurrent stimulation exert beneficial effects on wound healing in both healthy and diabetic animals.Laser Physics 02/2013; 23(3):035604. · 2.55 Impact Factor
Article: Caffeic acid phenethyl ester reduces the activation of the nuclear factor κB pathway by high-fat diet-induced obesity in mice.[Show abstract] [Hide abstract]
ABSTRACT: The aim of this study was to investigate the effect of CAPE on the insulin signaling and inflammatory pathway in the liver of mice with high fat diet induced obesity. Swiss mice were fed with standard chow or high-fat diet for 12-week. After the eighth week, animals in the HFD group with serum glucose levels higher than 200mg/dL were divided into two groups, HFD and HFD receiving 30mg/kg of CAPE for 4weeks. After 12weeks, the blood samples could be collected and liver tissue extracted for hormonal and biochemical measurements, and insulin signaling and inflammatory pathway analyzes. The high-fat diet group exhibited more weight gain, glucose intolerance, and hepatic steatosis compared with standard diet group. The CAPE treatment showed improvement in glucose sensitivity characterized by an area under glucose curve similar to the control group in an oral glucose tolerance test Furthermore, CAPE treatment promoted amelioration in hepatic steatosis compared with the high-fat diet group. The increase in glucose sensitivity was associated with the improvement in insulin-stimulated phosphorylation of the insulin receptor substrate-2, followed by an increase in Akt phosphorylation. In addition, it was observed that CAPE reduced the induction of the inflammatory pathway, c-jun-N- terminal kinase, the nuclear factor kappa B, and cyclooxygenase-2 expression, respectively. Overall, these findings indicate that CAPE exhibited anti-inflammatory activity that partly restores normal metabolism, reduces the molecular changes observed in obesity and insulin resistance, and therefore has a potential as a therapeutic agent in obesity.Metabolism: clinical and experimental 05/2012; 61(11):1606-14. · 3.10 Impact Factor
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Warriors 156 for 3 (Boucher 40*, Kreusch 37*, Ingram 34) beat Wayamba 153 for 9 (Kulatunga 59, Kushal Perera 39, Theron 3-23) by seven wickets
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Juan Theron could do with a better nickname. He was anything but Rusty, taking two wickets in the first over of the match, and one in his first over back, hurting both Wayamba's start and comeback. On St George's Park's flat pitch, and with short boundaries, 154 proved to be a comfortable chase for an efficient Warriors side, who made it two in two for South African teams in Champions League Twenty20. The required run-rate, never a threatening proposition in the first place, fell under six in the 14th over.
Theron, with his efforts at the top and the end of the innings, provided the game-changing moments, reducing Wayamba to 2 for 2 and then ensuring only 43 came off the last six overs. Jeevantha Kulatunga, Wayamba's hard-hitting journeyman opener, counterattacked, scoring 49 off his team's first 69 runs, but missed support from the other end and the innings failed to get a fillip after he got out for 59, in the 15th over.
Warriors didn't need any solo heroics in the chase as Davey Jacobs, Colin Ingram, Justin Kreusch and Mark Boucher all made contributions. From the moment Ashwell Price walked across to the fifth ball of the innings and flicked it past midwicket for four, boundaries kept coming at the right times, either through improvisation or through correct hits straight down the ground.
After Prince's dismissal, Ingram and Jacobs added 52 risk-free runs in 34 legal deliveries. Left-hand batsman Ingram's high elbow and straight hits stood out, and so did Jacobs' square-cuts off Mendis. Those shots involved slight risk as Jacobs had to create room to those long hops. Two boundaries were followed by one that found its way through to the leg stump. Kreusch came in and hit the sixth and seventh balls he faced for boundaries through the on side. That brought the target down to 68 off 62, but a tight over from Rangana Herath produce a false stroke from Ingram.
Wayamba tried to create pressure, conceding just seven off the next two overs. With 54 required off seven overs, it seemed Wayamba were starting to slip their foot in the door. Kaushal Lokuarachchi then got one over too many, and Boucher slammed the door shut, hitting two massive sixes in a 21-run over.
A mark of the efficiency of Warriors's effort was that they hit seven sixes fewer than Wayamba, but played 17 fewer dot balls too. Kulatunga, though, was not responsible for the middling Wayamba innings, which got off to a poor start.
The Mahelas, Jayawardene and Udawatte, were both troubled by swing in the first over. Jayawardene edged the second ball he faced to second slip, Udawatte did the same to the third ball he faced but it fell short. He lobbed the next delivery, a short one, to midwicket, giving the Warriors a dream start. But Kulatunga was about to jolt them into action.
It started with a short and wide delivery from Lonwabo Tsotsobe. It was dealt with a powerful cut, with no effort to keep it down. Anything with a hint of width was going to be dealt with similarly. After two such boundaries, Tsotsobe overpitched, and was lofted straight down the ground. When he tried to cramp Kulatunga up with a short ball into his body, the pull shot nearly went out of the ground. Tsotsobe to Kulatunga: four balls, 18 runs, and Wayamba were 28 after 3.3 overs.
Kulatunga responded to the fall of his captain, Jehan Mubarak, with another counterattack, a six off Nicky Boje in the same over, taking Wayamba to 58 after nine overs. His solo received semblance of support from Kushal Perera, the left-hand wicketkeeper-batsman, who hit sweetly timed sixes in the 11th, 12th and 13th overs. Kulatunga responded with one in the 14th, taking Wayamba to 110, and a big score looked on the cards.
The game was about to turn, though. Tsotsobe earned a sense of redemption, removing Kulatunga with his first ball back. Theron came back too, getting Kushal with a slower ball. The two allrounders, Thisara Perera and Farveez Maharoof, holed out looking to hit Makhaya Ntini for sixes, and it was obvious then that Kulatunga's effort wouldn't be enough.
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
'I don't blame Arjuna for my early retirement'
Former Sri Lanka batsman Asanka Gurusinha talks about playing and coaching in Australia, and tactics during the 1996 World Cup
'I'm a bit disappointed not to get that Test average up to 50'
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Rohit's record, and captains' equal scores
Also, scoring a hundred and opening the bowling, the youngest Australian player, and scoreless in three Tests
Pakistan should not welcome Amir back (181)
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November games need November prices (85)
An early start to the international season, coupled with costly tickets, have kept the Australian public away from the cricket
'I'm a bit disappointed not to get that Test average up to 50' (58)
Mahela Jayawardene reflects on his Test career, and the need to bridge the gap between international and club cricket in Sri Lanka
A crisis that defines the age (40)
Never mind cricket's absence from free-to-air TV - changes in social attitudes, the demands of work, and an individualistic age are all contributing to a decline in participation
Misbah's Pakistan or Imran's Pakistan? (36)
Pakistan have notched up some fine wins under Misbah-ul-Haq's leadership, but they haven't yet achieved consistent results outside the UAE

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Any favorite spots? The season is starting and we think it might be fun to take the kids. We are in Arlington, but we willing to drive. It would be nice to have a nice bakery or food spot if it's a hike away.
Nashoba Valley Winery in Bolton is picking peaches.
I haven't been but my daughters have gone both peach and apple picking there. Its a beautiful place, can picnic there I think, a restaurant (no idea about the food).
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The food at J's at the Winery is very good. Everytime we've been there, everything they serve is fresh and bright. It's also a pleasant setting; the dining room is situated in an old farm house with views of the orchards. Right now they are offering a chilled Peach Soup at lunch and dinner. I also just read that they grow six different varieties of peaches. I'd say it'd be a place to think about visiting.
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went to nashoba today...no peach picking or picking of any kind there or at any other local orchards.....hail ruined the picking. unfortunately, the website was not updated. so i tasted beer and wine instead.
This isn't peach picking per se, rather a great family-oriented festival/celebration of Bay State grown apples & peaches in Acushnet. This will be their 29th annual Apple/Peach Festival and will take place on Sept. 6th & 7th. Lots of home made fruit pies, cakes, etc. along with traditional Portuguese offering will be available. There is always entertainment as well. Here's a link to one of Louis' previous postings on the Festival. http://chowhound.chow.com/topics/321119
BTW, they grow white Georgia Peaches down on the South Coast, who knew?
Mohawk farms off rt 2 an the Coleraine border has what they call "three napkin peaches" and they truley do require several napkin to catch all the juices. The best I have ever had. Also the best maple sugar, apples etc.
Near Shelburn Falls Bridge of Flowers with all sorts of restaurants ,glassblowing, odd rock formations etc. Great day out for the family.
Smolak farm in North Andover has peach picking and a festival I think at the end of August ( they have a website that has more info on it). They have an icecream stand with Treadwells Icecream, a bakery and small store , a small playground and farm animals. Our family loves going there.
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Their U-pick hotline says that they are picking ginger gold apples and nectarine, but that peaches aren't ready yet. . .did you actually pick peaches?
I was at Red Apple Farm in Phillipston today and they have PYO peaches. I just bought a few pounds, they need a few days in the bag yet but I've enjoyed their peaches and nectarines over the past few years. They also have blueberries (bushes are loaded and should go another couple weeks, plenty of unripe ones at various stages) and some early apples (not Gravensteins yet though). They have a few baked goods but I've never tried them. A simpler experience than many places, especially this early. Not sure it's worth a special trek but if you're out there...
We went to Connors Farm on Route 35 in Danvers today, initially with the idea of picking peaches, but never made it past the blueberry bushes. We picked a bunch of blueberries and went back to the farmstand to check out the peaches that had already been picked. To be honest with you, they didn't look all that great.
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I believe Lookout Farms in Natick just started the U-Pick season and I'm pretty sure the have peaches. Haven't been picking yet, but bought some from the market and the peaches were yummy.
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I stopped in at Ward's yesterday for corn and other veggies and asked about this, they said pick-your-own peaches has not yet begun and will probably start next week.


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AVONDALE, Ariz. — When the fighting stopped, the oil had dried and the last of the wrecked cars had been towed away, Brad Keselowski found himself on the brink of a first Sprint Cup title for himself and team owner Roger Penske.
Only he wasn't in a celebratory mood.
He entered Sunday's race at Phoenix International Raceway trailing five-time champion Jimmie Johnson by seven points and had the better car all day. And moments after Keselowski raced his way into the lead, a blown tire caused Johnson to crash and take his battered car to the garage for repairs.
It helped Keselowski, who finished sixth, to a 20-point lead in the Chase for the Sprint Cup championship heading into the season finale at Homestead-Miami Speedway, where he'll clinch the title with a finish of 15th or better.
"I wanted to take the points lead by winning a race and not relying on a failure," Keselowski said.
Johnson's sudden misfortune was a dramatic and stunning turn in the most chaotic race of the year.
It proved to be just the warm-up act in a race that could go down as the one many fans will call the best of the season.
Probably for all the wrong reasons.
And that's what had Keselowski so upset.
"I'm more just disappointed in the quality of racing that we saw," he said. "I thought it was absolutely ridiculous, and I was ashamed to be a part of it."
Kevin Harvick snapped a 44-race losing streak by beating Kyle Busch on a pair of late restarts, the ironic winner on the same weekend news leaked he's reportedly signed a deal to leave Richard Childress Racing to drive for Stewart-Haas Racing in 2014.
"We have 2012, we have 2013, and regardless of what happens on a business side of things, Richard Childress and myself will always be friends, good or bad, and may agree to disagree," Harvick said, "but we still have a lot of racing left to do and we owe it to our sponsors and our company to go out and do exactly what we did today and be men and do the best we can for everybody."
Harvick and Busch crossed the finish line ahead of a melee of crashing cars, a chain reaction caused in part because NASCAR failed to throw a caution when Danica Patrick was spun on the restart. Then others slid in oil, into Patrick's wrecked car, bounced all over the track, and even Keselowski was hit.
"There was a lot of stuff on the race track, there was oil all over it. Ray Charles could see that," second-place finisher Denny Hamlin said.
Busch, who finished third, also saw the oil all over the track.
"Not sure if (NASCAR) had time to react to all that, but granted, you would expect that they would see all of that and see the oil slick," he said. "I mean, it wasn't small by any means. It was three feet wide."
But the carnage was simply the final exclamation point in a sequence triggered by four-time champion Jeff Gordon. He intentionally wrecked Clint Bowyer, and that led to a full brawl in the garage and a red-flag of nearly 15 minutes for clean up on the track.
Keselowski was tweeting during the delay from inside his car — a practice he first did during a jet fuel fire in the season-opening Daytona 500 — and NASCAR had officially reached three-ring circus status.
"The sport was made on fights. We should have more fights. I like fights," Harvick said after the race. "They're not always fun to be in, sometimes you're on the wrong end, but fights are what made NASCAR what it is."
This one began as the field closed in on what should have been the final lap and Gordon slowed his car to wait for Bowyer so he could intentionally wreck him as retaliation for several weeks of on-track contact between the two.
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This is my capture of the Zeedijk in Belgium. It is tarted up in Alien Skin Snap Art. I like the spatial composition. This is the image I used for our first acrylics exercise today with gloss medium.
I like this image but I really don't like yellows and browns for a series of 10 images. Blue-violets and golds sing to me. We were playing with a formal colour palette today (black, white and maximum of two other colours) so I figured this would be easy. Brown is a hard colour to work with in paint.
I will come back to this when I know a little more, but I need to exercise the Burano jellybean houses (next image down in my Profile) for the acrylics exercise. Blue will calm me down.


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Veganz Supermarket to Open US Shopping Center
The 100-percent plant-based supermarket will set up shop in Portland, OR with a clothing store and restaurant.
Veganz, the German-based cruelty-free supermarket chain, is planning a massive expansion that will include locations in Vienna, London, Amsterdam, Zurich, Bacelona, Milan, and Copenhagen, as well as a shopping center in Portland, OR. Veganz founder Jan Bredack was inspired to create the plant-based business when he traveled to Russia, Scandanavia, and the US and discovered a variety of vegan foods, but found it a challenge to shop as freely and easily as omnivores, so he opened his first location in Berlin in 2011, and since then Bredack has made it his mission for Veganz customers to want for nothing. "It should be really simple," he told The Local. "People shouldn't have to cut out anything." The Portland Veganz shopping center is slated to open in 2016, and it will include a clothing store and a restaurant.
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This edible glitter recipe is all over Pinterest, but I can't credit the source of the pin because (drum roll, please)… it's fake. GASP! I know, you're shocked, right? Like many of Pinterest's promises, it's composed of lies and broken dreams – no matter how much you'd like to believe that you can DIY some sparkly food glitter, a little research proves the photo on the left is a closeup of store-bought glitter and the photo on the right shows professionally made cupcakes by Bedazzle My Bonbons.
So then, how do the pros achieve such sparkly success? It's more than just sugar, food coloring, and a desire to believe in the power of Pinterest, that's for sure. The bakers at Bedazzle My Bonbons state, "The main ingredient in our product is starch based (similar to gum arabic), however, it is truly the PROCESS, and not the product used that creates the 'Bedazzled' effect…and that is our trade secret!"
Translation: it's not something you can whip up in your oven at home. When people try it, what they mostly come up with is just hot, colorful sugar. Or, in CraftFail reader Michelle's case, a gigantic hot mess.
Mmm, that looks both delicious AND festive! Oh no wait, I meant to say it looks disappointingly crappy. Thanks for nothing, Pinterest!
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Learn from this woman's mistake... a teddy bear passenger does not count as a "passenger."
According to KGW in Portland, Ore., Scarlett Zibritovsky of Vancouver was handed a $260 citation for failure to obey a traffic control device. Police pulled her over Friday in the High Occupany Vehicle lane. Her passenger was this teddy bear.
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I know, I know. If there is anything sacred in the American church today, especially among younger, post-evangelical, and charismatic Christians, it would be the concept of grace.While the neo-Calvinists certainly talk about grace - doctrines of grace, irresistible grace, saving grace, common grace, etc. - they are often not so gracious, you know, to people who don't agree with them about homosexuality and hell (the latter being the place where those who don't fit their idea of grace end … [Read more...]
Five Problems With Grace
Telling My Story & Naming the Master
On Friday I told a little bit more of my story over at A Deeper Story. Here's an excerpt: Coming to terms with emotional abuse often requires a catalytic experience of some kind – a hardship, a betrayal, a tragedy, a death. It's the cold water awakening you from the slumber. It's the shift that triggers a sudden, inescapable eruption of the Real. It's the heat that brings the truth to a boil. Pretty early on I knew that what I was experiencing was not right. But I suppressed that knowledge in t … [Read more...]
J.D. Greear: Preaching Against Homosexuality is Like Preaching Against Slavery
In a stunning example of illogic/false analogy/absurdity, here's J.D. Greear setting the evangelical movement back about, oh, 150 years by equating preaching against "homosexuality" to preaching against "slavery and racism":This happened, of course, at the Southern Baptist ERLC leadership summit, and it represents an increasingly popular technique on the part of neo-Calvinistic evangelicals to subtly imply that gay relationships or gay marriage are like slavery, the KKK, racism, … [Read more...]
The Baptists Talk About Sex
This week, Southern Baptist leaders convened at the Ethics and Religious Liberty Commission for a leadership summit on sexuality. New England journalist Ruth Graham offers her perspective on Al Jazeera: The group's president, Russell Moore, took a gentler, less combative approach than his predecessor, Richard Land, who was known to make incendiary comments. (Just last week, Land suggested on a radio show that homosexuality is caused by childhood sexual abuse.) Most Southern Baptists, like other … [Read more...]
VIDEO: Franklin Graham, Russell Moore, & Ralph Reed on ABC News
Here are Franklin Graham, Russell Moore, and Ralph Reed on ABC News, demonstrating the pathetic state of majority evangelicalism in America. It's a mixed message of political agendas, false data, and self-righteous posturing in the name of "the gospel." Lord, have mercy.ABC US News | ABC Business News … [Read more...]
Rob Bell: Resurrection
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Jesus Is Dying to be Inclusive – So Why Aren't We?
It's Good Friday, and lots of Christians are reflecting on the single most defining truth in our faith-story.That Jesus died for our sins according to the Scriptures.Yes, there's more to the story than just that. But if you were going to pin down one sentence, one phrase, that encapsulates who we are both in our own perception and the perceptions of those outside the church, it would likely be, Jesus died for our sins. Yes, Jesus lived (to inaugurate the kingdom). Yes, Jesus rose (to … [Read more...]
The New Parish Drops Today – Get 40% OFF Today Only!
My friend Tim Soerens has written an important book called The New Parish, with Paul Sparks and Dwight Friesen. It drops today!And you can download Chapter 1 for free right here! AND if you download the chapter, there's a coupon at the bottom for 40% off your purchase of the book, good today only!Here's an excerpt: THE HIDDEN MOVEMENT: THE RETURN TO RELATIONALITY AND PLACE Popular imagination holds that North American churches are dwindling away, frozen in irrelevance and dying from … [Read more...]
How to Be Evangelical After World Vision: The Code
As Trevin Wax at The Gospel Coalition and the excommunication-by-farewell trend have made clear, evangelical has become code for a couple Utterly Important Things:Hell: i.e., totally for it.Homosexuality: i.e., obsessively against it.Sure, there are some underlying principles there like Penal Substitutionary Atonement Is The Gospel Or Else (which supports Hell) and the Bible Read Superficially Without Factoring In Historical Context Is Inerrant Or Else (which wars against H … [Read more...]
How to Be Evangelical After World Vision: I Mean, Why?
In my first post on how to be evangelical after World Vision, I admittedly assumed something. Namely, that anyone would actually want to be evangelical after World Vision.I mean, why?Why would we even want to carry on this label, if the loudest voices driving the popular perception of "evangelical" are the conservative gatekeepers who have fully farewelled the centrist/nuanced, progressive, and emergence voices?Why not just adopt the more generalized "progressive Christian" or p … [Read more...]


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In many write-intensive workloads Innodb/XtraDB storage engines you may see hidden and dangerous "debt" being accumulated – unpurged transaction "history" which if not kept in check over time will cause serve performance regression or will take all free space and cause an outage. Let's talk about where it comes from and what can you do […]
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A couple of weeks ago, shortly after Vadim wrote about Percona Cloud Tools and using Slow Query Log to capture the data, Mark Leith asked why don't we just use Performance Schema instead? This is an interesting question and I think it deserves its own blog post to talk about. First, I would say main […]
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MySQL and Scaling-up (using more powerful hardware) was always a hot topic. Originally MySQL did not scale well with multiple CPUs; there were times when InnoDB performed poorer with more CPU cores than with less CPU cores. MySQL 5.6 can scale significantly better; however there is still 1 big limitation: 1 SQL query will eventually use only […]
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It is no secret that bugs related to multithreading–deadlocks, data races, starvations etc–have a big impact on application's stability and are at the same time hard to find due to their nondeterministic nature. Any tool that makes finding such bugs easier, preferably before anybody is aware of their existence, is very welcome.
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So you're running MySQL With innodb_file_per_table option but your ibdata1 file which holds main (or system) tablespace have grown dramatically from its starting 10MB size. What could be the reason of this growth and what you can do about it ? There are few things which are always stored in main tablespace – these are […]
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`username` char(20) character set latin1 collate latin1_bin NOT NULL,
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PRIMARY KEY (`tracker_id`,`username`,`time_id`),
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The 4077 CanineThe 4077 CanineFt. Ariana and Veronika/Crazywolf Like most days at the M*A*S*H 4077 unit, things were never boring for more than a couple of minutes. And usually, the excitement was caused by yours truly: Ariana and Veronika. Although I wasn't normally the mastermind; that job always belonged to Crazy, because she was way better at it than I was. I was just an excellent side-kick. There hadn't been a single helicopter today, so there weren't any wounded soldiers to care for, creating a perfect opportunity to have a little fun. The two of us, Veronika and I... well, let's just say we had a blast. Trust me, trying to list everything we had done would take a very long time! As we were walking towards the dinner tent (A/N I think that's what its called? Or is it mess hall?), Hawkeye Pierce came up along side us looking very irritated. "Why the sad face?" Veronika asked.
For NarutokidSpiritHoncho, Disaster, and The Little Man They were the best of friends, James, Caelyn and Anthony. They did everything together and did so whenever they could. Summers were particularly fun, especially the days when they went swimming together at the town's community pool. But no matter how much fun these summers were, none would ever compare to the one when they all meet for the first time. James had decided to go swimming because it was just too hot to play sports, and if he didn't do something to cool off soon, he would die of a heat stroke. Just as he was walking through the gate surrounding the large outdoor pool, he took notice of the number of pretty girls laying around trying to get a tan. In reality, he had never really been able to impress girls in the past even with his charming good looks but in the back of his mind, he just knew this would be a great day. "Maybe this was a g


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