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According to the Guardian, Lord Stevens, a former Metropolitan police commissioner, will issue a report that warns that terrorists could use cargo planes to transport hazardous or explosive materials or detonate the aircraft during flight.
"The air cargo system is vulnerable to security threats including plots to place explosives aboard aircraft; illegal shipments of hazardous materials; criminal activities such as smuggling and theft; and potential hijackings and sabotage by persons with access to aircraft," says Stevens.
In a related story, a security consultant told the BBC that a year after the botched attack on Glasgow International Airport, security vulnerabilities persist at the country's airports. The article, however, did not reveal what those security vulnerabilities are.
Since Bilal Abdullah, a 28-year old Iraqi doctor, and Kafeel Ahmed, a 27-year old Indian, drove an explosives-laden Jeep Cherokee into the main terminal of Glasgow International Airport, security measures have been tightened.
Chris Yates, the security consultant interviewed by the BBC, said the no drop-off policy in front of the airport's main terminal was "common sense" and should have been in place long before the attack last year. The main terminal building has also been retrofitted with bomb-proof glass.
Despite these security upgrades, Yates said the United Kingdom has not done enough to deter aviation terrorism.
"We have a long way to go before airports here in the UK are secure enough to prevent the prospect of another terrorist attack," he told the BBC.
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Houston dance school heads to NYC to perform on 'America's Got Talent'
Published On: Jul 30 2013 08:51:27 AM CDT
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If you love NBC's "America's Got Talent," there's another reason to watch because Houston has a strong contender.
Local 2 was at Houston's Bush Intercontinental Airport as the Mitsi Dance School dancers left for New York City Tuesday morning.
"I just don't know how to feel, it's so big I can't feel anything right now," said Kathie Lin.
The 20 girls wowed the "America's Got Talent" judges, flying through the first round and bypassing the Las Vegas competition. They are now gearing up to perform live on the show at the historic Radio City Music Hall next week.
"We are so excited to be a part of this amazing production," said Janie Yao.
The episode with the Mitsi Dance School girls airs on KPRC on Tuesday, August 6 at 8 p.m.
Best of luck girls!
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Man who caught 18' 8'' python gets animated
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Animators got a hold of the South Florida man who caught the largest Burmese python -- 18 feet, 8 inches long and 128 pounds -- ever found in Florida.
TomoNewsUS created the animation, which depicts Jason Leon catching the snake in rural southeast Miami-Dade County on May 11. The video was posted to YouTube on Wednesday.
TomoNewsUS also creates Taiwanese-animated news stories, said Jamie Cheng with Next Media Animation.
The previous record for the longest python caught in Florida was a 17-foot-7 inch, 164 ½-pound python caught in August in Everglades National Park.
Florida prohibits owning or selling pythons, an invasive species, as pets.
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Sep 13, 2014Not as good as trainspeircer 3d it was SO GOOD
Oh please! NO one survived! How does anyone really know what happened or what was said? Sure let's make believe but no one actually knows! Right down to the hair and makeup? Really? This was factual? NOPE!
Feb 7, 2014First off i would like to point out that i mean no disrespect to anyone in this review, because i'm here to review the movie not the events that it based on.
the movie isn't about the united airline 93 until 55 long minutes, the movie is loud and the camera work was down right terrible and that's coming from the director of the wonderful captain Phillips and the Bourne trilogy, and i do realize it should be a movie inside an airplane, but i felt dizzy watching this.
and the movie isn't informative at all, i've seen a documentary called "ZERO An Investigation Into 9-11" that almost as long as this movie and it explained everything that happened that day.
for instance, the whole air traffic noise and buzz was absolutely useless, all what we learned is that the guys were doing their job, the president is the only person who can issue a military strike on possible hijacked airplanes and the military didn't do anything even after the president gave it a GO.
for me i would like to see the details including the fact that every airplane was forced to land immediately and how they closed their air space without any accidents, but i didn't get to see that.
also the movie did so little on characters, it's not memorable at all, and the only reason that it is critically acclaimed is the fact that it remind us of a tragedy, but the movie was terrible and could have been way better than this.… Expand
Feb 24, 2013This movie should have been a tribute to the heroes who gave their lives to save so many others on 9/11. Instead, they are portrayed as vigilantes who killed themselves. All they had to go on was the black boxes and the phone calls made from the plane, the rest is conjecture and, in my humble opinion, complete and absolute bull Nothing like this happened on that plane. They took a tragic story and hollywoodized it until it became a mockery. I was not impressed.… Expand
Aug 29, 2011Oh please! NO one survived! How does anyone really know what happened or what was said? Sure let's make believe but no one actually knows! Right down to the hair and makeup? Really? This was factual? NOPE!
Best understood as a memorial…Like most memorials, it is respectful, premised on competing obligations to the dead and the living, and eager to stress that the deaths were not in vain. It not only tells us we should never forget but also illustrates how we should remember.
Pulling the bandage of sentiment cleanly away from oozing concepts like ''heroism'' and ''our nation's war on terror'' in the aftermath of recent wounds, here's a drama about the most politically charged crisis of our time that grants the dignity of autonomy to every soul involved.
Greengrass has made not only a thoroughly fact-checked film but a film that uncontrovertibly comes from the heart.


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Well, this has got to be the most uneventful CES in recent memory. Besides the real of the Tegra 4, Nvidia's exciting new handheld, and the new Sony Xperia Z, nothing happened. Like, NOTHING.
I know, I know…CES has been in steady decline for years. Still, it was frustrating to see just how little the glittering press releases had to do with reality.
Let's start with Samsung. First off, simply creating a larger TV isn't really all that innovative. Furthermore, we've seen your flexible displays and they're really amazing but when are you actually going to do something with them? Because that would be really nice. But the real icing on the cake has to be the ridiculous Samsung Galaxy S2 PLUS (which I've already ranted about here). Really, Samsung? You're going to release the nearly same phone you released two years ago and still call it a "release"? You are becoming a parody of yourself.
Then there were the i'm watches, an epic waste of money. Android Police called them "a $400 brick of failure that straps to your wrist," and I'd have to say I agree. It's laggy as hell, confusing to use, and the apps don't work. Just buy a phone instead — preferably one that doesn't run Android 1.6.
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'Enfield: Local government', A History of the County of Middlesex: Volume 5: Hendon, Kingsbury, Great Stanmore, Little Stanmore, Edmonton Enfield, Monken Hadley, South Mimms, Tottenham (1976), pp. 241-243. URL: http://www.british-history.ac.uk/report.aspx?compid=26955 Date accessed: 28 November 2014.
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In 1294 Humphrey de
Bohun, earl of Hereford and Essex, successfully
claimed view of frankpledge and infangthief in his
manor of Enfield from time immemorial. The abbot
of Walden also sustained his claim to certain rights
in Enfield, including view of frankpledge and the
assizes of bread and of ale, although he admitted that
he had never had a pillory or tumbril and that the
earl's bailiffs had always taken amercements of blood
and of hue and cry. (fn. 55) The abbots' rights derived
from a grant of 1248 by the earl's grandfather (fn. 56) and
their estate became Rectory manor, for which a court
leet was being held in the 18th century. (fn. 57) Courts
were being held for Enfield manor in 1324 (fn. 58) and a
court leet met annually after Michaelmas in 1363. (fn. 59)
Court rolls, however, survive only from 1618 to 1649
and from 1705 to 1850, during which period the
lord exercised view of frankpledge and the two
assizes. (fn. 60) In 1823 courts leet and baron met twice a
year at the Rose and Crown, Enfield Highway,
having formerly been held in a barn and then at the
King's Head. (fn. 61)
Thomas Durant claimed view of frankpledge in
the mid 14th century (fn. 62) on the estate which later
became the manor of Durants, for which a court
book records courts baron from 1689 to 1905. (fn. 63)
A court book for the manor of Honeylands and
Pentriches records courts baron from 1509 to 1909
and courts leet with view of frankpledge in 1785 and
1786. (fn. 64) Courts for the manor later known as
Worcesters were being held in 1412 (fn. 65) and court rolls
survive from 1599 to 1732, with an abstract from
1599 to 1759; (fn. 66) in 1823 courts baron were still held
at irregular intervals. (fn. 67)
By 1618 Enfield manorial court appointed a
constable, two capital pledges (later called headboroughs), and a bread-weigher and ale-taster
annually for each of the four wards or quarters of
the parish: Enfield Green, later called Enfield Town,
Bull's Cross, Ponders End, and Horsepool Stones,
later known as Green Street. (fn. 68) Quasi-criminal
jurisdiction was no longer exercised in the 17th
century but there were several presentments over
fencing, ditching, and pasturing animals, while the
court continued to mete out fines for offences
connected with the Chase. (fn. 69) In 1823 the officials
chosen at the court leet were a constable, two headboroughs, a brander, and an aleconner for the Town
quarter, a constable, a headborough, and a brander
for Bull's Cross quarter, and two headboroughs, a
brander, and a hayward for Green Street and
Ponders End, which by then had amalgamated. (fn. 70)
The office of aleconner had been revived in 1813,
when 20 shopkeepers were fined and 150 publicans'
pots were destroyed. (fn. 71) The proceeds from the fines
were invested and in 1885, when the office of
aleconner had again lapsed, a Charity Commissioners' Scheme directed that the annual income of
£5 be spent on maintaining Chase Green. (fn. 72) The last
manorial court was held in 1925. (fn. 73)
A pillory stood in the market place in 1646. (fn. 74)
Stocks were mentioned in 1682 (fn. 75) and still existed
east of the market place in 1876, by which date the
pillory had disappeared. (fn. 76) A cage at Enfield
Highway, with stocks attached, was dilapidated by
1833; (fn. 77) it was superseded by a building which may
have been the lock-up which stood on the south of
Brick Lane, near the junction with the Hertford
road, in 1868. (fn. 78) A watch-house at Enfield Town
replaced an older one in 1784 (fn. 79) and in turn was
replaced in 1830 by a watch-house east of the market
place, with a beadle's house attached, which had
been paid for out of King James's charity. (fn. 80) The
Enfield association was formed to preserve public
order in 1794, when 14 people volunteered as special
constables. (fn. 81) In 1798 the association met twice a
week in order to police the parish and in 1805 it was
offering rewards for information which would lead
to arrests. (fn. 82)
There were three churchwardens in 1481 (fn. 83) and
four in 1580. (fn. 84) In 1691 each of the four wards had a
churchwarden but in 1696 Green Street and Ponders
End wards were amalgamated. The churchwarden
for Enfield Green or Town ward was appointed by
the vicar, the others by the vestry. (fn. 85) Vestry meetings
were held monthly in 1616 (fn. 86) and were recorded in
order books which survive from 1671 to 1744 and
from 1797. (fn. 87) Meetings took place in a room at the
church and were still monthly in the early 19th
century, when they were usually chaired by the
vicar; prominent local landowners often attended
and numbers rarely fell below eight, sometimes
rising to twenty or more. (fn. 88)
A parish clerk was mentioned in 1524 (fn. 89) and an
overseer of the poor was appointed annually in 1580
for each of the four wards. (fn. 90) An irregular series of
overseers' accounts survives from 1750 to 1834 and
poor-rate books exist from 1740 to 1842. (fn. 91) During
the early 18th century a constable had special
responsibility for vagrants (fn. 92) and in 1750 there was
a beadle for Bull's Cross quarter. (fn. 93) In 1807 the
beadle, who was paid, had responsibility for the
whole parish (fn. 94) but in 1827 two paid assistants were
appointed and given uniforms. (fn. 95) An assistant beadle
for St. James's, Enfield Highway, was appointed in
1836. (fn. 96) Other officials included a sexton in 1807, (fn. 97)
a crier in 1798, (fn. 98) and a salaried apothecary and
surgeon in 1807. (fn. 99)
In 1630 Robert Curtis was paid for setting the
poor to work. (fn. 1) A workhouse at Chase Side was leased
from 1719 (fn. 2) and bought in 1740. (fn. 3) It had been
extended to include a school-room (fn. 4) by 1788 and a
pest-house by 1802. (fn. 5) The workhouse contained 60
inmates in 1826, when its state was said to be
'tolerable', (fn. 6) but in 1827 it made way for a new brick
building, also at Chase Side, (fn. 7) which later became
Edmonton union school. (fn. 8) The poor were farmed out
in 1765 to a contractor who would feed and clothe
the workhouse inmates and relieve the out-poor
when required by the overseers; all paupers were to
wear uniform and be badged. (fn. 9) In 1778 poor-relief
was said to be costly and complaints were made
about non-parishioners in the workhouse. (fn. 10) In 1802
a committee was set up to manage the workhouse,
which was to be inspected weekly, and new rules
were devised. (fn. 11) Conditions were still deplored in
1806, when 'rags and idleness' were prevalent, (fn. 12) but
had improved by 1813. (fn. 13) From 1806 poor boys and
girls from the workhouse were sent to work at a silk
factory at Sewardstone (Essex). (fn. 14)
There seem to have been no parish houses. (fn. 15)
Several charities helped to lighten the burden of
poor-relief, while common rights may have lessened
the demand for relief before inclosure. Thereafter
poor-rates could be supplemented by rents from the
parish's allotment out of the Chase and by the sale
of timber. (fn. 16) In 1775-6 £1,022 was raised from the
poor-rates, of which £857 was spent on the poor, (fn. 17)
and in 1831 the rates brought in £4,118. (fn. 18) Subscriptions were raised for a lying-in fund, to employ
a midwife, in 1797 (fn. 19) and to supply cheap bread
in 1799. (fn. 20) The Enfield philanthropic institution
was established in 1836 to relieve the deserving
poor. (fn. 21)
In 1784 there was a complaint of confusion at the
vestry meetings (fn. 22) and in 1802, after financial irregularities, the vicar was made treasurer and the vestry
clerk collector of rents, gifts, and poor-rates.
Accounts thenceforth were to be audited annually,
the overseers were to answer to a committee, and
attempts were made to limit expenditure at inns.
In 1803 the churchwarden for the Town quarter was
censured for profiteering over supplies to the workhouse and in 1806 the overseers were ordered to
collect the poor-rates more rigorously. By 1806,
however, it was claimed that the parish was out of
debt (fn. 23) and in 1808 its management of the poor was
said to have improved greatly. (fn. 24) In 1821 a select
vestry was established, meeting weekly or fortnightly
at the workhouse to supervise poor-relief. (fn. 25) In 1834
the vicar stated that it contained gentlemen,
farmers, and tradesmen, and had worked very
advantageously. (fn. 26)
A surveyor of the highways was mentioned in
1705 (fn. 27) and by the end of the 18th century there was
a surveyor for each ward. Highway-rate books
survive from 1801 to 1828. (fn. 28) A paid 'general
surveyor' for the whole parish, except the former
Chase, was finally appointed in 1824 (fn. 29) but the
surveyors' accounts were so unsatisfactory in 1833
that they raised fears of a return to the system of
unpaid surveyors. (fn. 30) Under the inclosure Act of 1777
the king's allotment, the lodges, and the allotments
to Trinity College, Cambridge, and the vicar of
Enfield became in 1778 a separate highway district,
called Enfield Chase district, with two surveyors
appointed by the duchy of Lancaster. (fn. 31)
After strong objections from the vestry, which
claimed that the parish was more populous than any
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Ponders End. (fn. 36) Bush Hill Park ward and Hadley
Wood and Cockfosters ward were added before
1911. (fn. 37) Enfield U.D. was incorporated in 1955, by
which date it was the second largest urban district in
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of 39 of the 83 county
boroughs. (fn. 38) The borough
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Park, Cambridge Road,
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West, and Willow, (fn. 39) each
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Urban District (Later Borough) of Enfield.
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the Town until 1888,
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as council offices. (fn. 40) Land for a new town hall in
Church Street was purchased in 1902 (fn. 41) but the
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first part of a new civic
centre in Silver Street,
designed by Eric G.
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1971, when the old offices
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the health department. In
1972 work began on extensions to the civic
centre, also designed by
Boughton and including
an eleven-storeyed tower
block. (fn. 43)
London Borough of Enfield.
Or, on a fess wavy vert, a bar wavy argent charged with a barrulet wavy azure, over all an enfield rampant gules [Granted 1965]
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majority, controlled the
new London Borough. Conservatives gained control
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When Does A Christian Receive the Holy Spirit?
Why is it important to know if, when, how, and for how long a person today receives God the Holy Spirit into his/her life? Well, it indicates whether we have to do something as a prerequisite, whether we are a true believer and, therefore, a child of God (Rom. 8:9; Gal. 4:5, 6), whether we have eternal life guaranteed us (Eph. 1:13, 14; 4:30; 2 Cor. 5:5), and whether we have the ability to have the fruit of the Spirit to live a Christ-like life (Ga. 5:16, 2, 23).
Jn. 7:37-39 When would those who believed in Christ receive the Holy Spirit?
When was Jesus glorified (Jn. 12:16, 23, 24, 33; 13:21, 31; 14:16, 17, 26; 16:5, 7; 17:1; 19:16; 20:17; Acts 1:8-11)?
["glorified" – made splendid; manifesting all that He is; magnified; honored; especially of the resurrection and ascension of Christ – Vine's An Expository Dictionary of Biblical Words, p. 482; Unger's Bible Dictionary, p. 409].
[This passage contains the distinct promise that "all" in this dispensation (era in which God chooses to work and relate to mankind after Jesus' resurrection and ascension) who believe on Him receive the Spirit when they believe.].
Acts ; When did the first Christian Gentiles receive the gift of the Holy Spirit?
[This is Peter's account of the first preaching of the Gospel to the Gentiles. He states that the Gentiles received the Spirit when they believed as had happened to the Jews. The one condition was believing on Christ for salvation and the Spirit was received as a vital part of that salvation for these Gentiles. The Greek word "pisteusasin" is in the first aorist participle in the dative case, meaning "having believed" or "after/upon believing". The aorist active tense indicates "finished action in time past", and here means "upon completion of the act of believing" and the dative case means that "believing" is the object of the preposition "after".].
Rom. 5:1, 2, 5 What
does Paul say is true of all of these Christians at
[When else, except at the moment of salvation, could this have been true for all of them since it was a city full of Christians who would be at different stages of spiritual maturity?].
Rom. 8:9 What is a prerequisite for belonging to Christ (that is, being a child of God or a Christian)?
[This verse teaches that the very fact of salvation is to be tested by the Spirit's presence. A person can't even be a child of God, a Christian, unless he/she has the Holy Spirit.].
Rom. What
does Paul say that all of them (believers
[There is no reference here to some class or grade of Christian or to
some prerequisite religious experience, but rather "all" these Christians at
Rome have the "first fruits (Gk. "aparchen") of the
Spirit". The first fruits were the first of something similar yet to come
(e.g., Num. , 13). In Rom.
; 16:5; 1 Cor. , 44; ; James 1:18;
Rev. 14:4, it shows that the "first fruits" means "first or first part". Here
in Rom. , it means
the "first part of God's work of salvation in the believer". The regenerating
work (Titus 3:5; Jn. 3:6) and indwelling presence (
Eph. 1:13, 14 When were these Ephesian Christians sealed with the Holy Spirit?
[Again, the reference is to "all" believers, when they believed at the point of salvation. As in Acts 11:17 above, the Greek word here, "pisteusantes", is in the aorist active participle form, but nominative case, meaning "having believed", or upon completion of the act of believing."].
1 Cor. Who received the Spirit who is from God?
[The reference once again is not to a class or spiritual-maturity level of believer, but "all" these Christians at Corinth had received the Holy Spirit, even though many of them were carnal/fleshly/worldly/backslidden, 3:1-3.].
1 Cor. , 20 What were these Christians' bodies called?
[This again is not a reference to some class of very holy Christians. The context reveals them to be guilty of serious sin, yet the fact that the Spirit indwells them is made the basis of this appeal. They are not told that unless they cease from sin, they will get the Spirit, but rather that because the Holy Spirit indwells them, they should live holy lives. Only at the point of salvation could this be true of all of them.].
1 Cor. Who was baptized into one body by the Holy Spirit?
[The same sinful Corinthian Christians are included in the word "all" here. If a certain level of holiness had to be achieved before receiving the Holy Spirit, then "all" of these wouldn't have been baptized in the Spirit, since many in this group were living carnal or sinful lives.].
2 Cor. 5:5; , 22 Who was given as a pledge or guarantee of life hereafter in heaven?
[Gk. "arrabona" – means "pledge, deposit, guaranteeing what is to come"].
[Not just some believers, but to "all" of the Christians at
Gal. 3:2, 3 What question does Paul ask these Galatian Christians in verse two?
[The answer to Paul's rhetorical question is obviously the latter, "hearing (the gospel) with faith" (in it). Nothing else was required, only faith in the gospel, 1:4, 9, 11; 2:16.].
Gal. 4:5, 6 Why did God send forth the Sprit into these Galatians' hearts?
[Because they were "sons" (God gave them the Holy Spirit), not because they were "sanctified", extra holy, sought after the Spirit, or spoke in tongues.].
And how or when does a person become a son/child of God (Jn. )?
Three Passages that Seem to be Confusing or Contradictory
Acts To whom has God given the Holy Spirit?
[This is not the daily life obedience of a Christian, but rather an
appeal to unsaved people for "the obedience of faith" (6:7; Rom. 1:5; , 26).
This passage teaches that the Spirit is given to those who "obey God"
regarding the placing of their faith in His Son the Savior. God gave the Holy Spirit to those Israelites
who "obeyed Him" by repenting – that is, by changing their mind about Jesus
being a blasphemer to one of believing in Him as God's Son and Savior, which is
the gospel. God spoke
through His apostles and commanded people to repent or, in other words, believe
in His Son, Jesus Christ. The
context is clear – vss. 30, 31, 42, as is the broader context of -38; -19, and the
still broader context of 1 Jn. ; 2 Thes.
1:6, 8; 1 Pet. 4:17; Acts 16:31. Also, from the synonymous parallelism in comparing
the quote of Rom. with Isa. 53:1, we see that to "heed" (obey),
Acts 8:14-17 For what did Peter and John pray?
[This incident falls within the brief period between Pentecost in Acts
2 and the preaching of the Gospel to the Gentiles in Acts 10. The conditions existing at that time should
not be taken as the final relationship between the Spirit and all believers
throughout the Church Age. Rather, it was a sign to the Hebrew Christians that
all people (including Samaritans whom the Jews hated, because the Samaritans
were half Jew and half Gentile in ethnic background) were to be included in the
Acts 19:1-6 How did these disciples of John the Baptist at
[These disciples of John the Baptist knew little of Christ, or the way of salvation by believing, or of the Holy Spirit. They were not yet Christians, but rather were believers in John's message of a baptism of/signifying repentance (a change in their thinking from one of believing that being a descendant of Abraham was enough to get them into the kingdom of God to realizing that they were sinful and needed to believe in the soon-to-come Messiah for entrance into His kingdom, Matt. 3:2, 6, 9). After Paul makes the purpose for John's baptism more clear, as to its relationship to Christ, these Ephesians upon hearing it get baptized/immersed in the name of the Lord Jesus – Christian baptism. Apparently at this point of hearing the gospel is when they believed it and were, therefore, saved. It was at this point that Paul laid hands on them. The laying on of Paul's hands was merely to represent apostolic approval of the fact that these O.T. era saints – who were followers of John's teachings – were to be included also in the N.T. Church, Christ's body.].


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9. "What makes that so?"
By page 50 of her 61-page dissent, Justice Ginsburg's exasperation with Roberts shows. In maintaining her argument that PPACA should be allowed to force states to expand their Medicaid programs, she disputes Roberts' contention that what the act is creating a new Medicaid program rather than expanding the existing one.
"The Chief Justice cites three aspects of the expansion," she wrote. "First, he asserts that, in covering those earning no more than 133% of the federal poverty line, the Medicaid expansion, unlike pre-ACA Medicaid, does not 'care for the neediest among us.' What makes that so? Single adults earning no more than $14,856 per year—133% of the current federal poverty level—surely rank among the Nation's poor."
10. "Gun to the head"
Chief Justice Roberts said that is what PPACA would in essence be aiming at states under the threat that if they refused to expand Medicaid to people who earn up to 133% of the federal poverty level, they would lose all federal Medicaid funding. "In this case, the financial 'inducement' Congress has chosen is much more than 'relatively mild encouragement'—it is a gun to the head," Roberts wrote.
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- netmover Mar 6, 2011 06:51 AM
I am looking for some great ones and need some guidance. Also post locations and roundup info.
Favorites so far:
Slow Food
I recently went to a roundup on 64th Street and Biscayne Bay (Miami side) now I forget whether it was a Tuesday, or a Thursday. The other one of the two nights I've mixed up is up at Johnson and Wales and supposed to have double (30) the trucks. Yesterday, I saw many I had never seen at Carnaval on the Mile. La Camaronera has one, Sir Pizza has one, Red Koi has one...There is a freaking invasion of mobile cuisine going on down here. Now it's time to sort the wheat from the shaft...HELP!!!
This guy maintains a list of all the food trucks in Miami, where they are located and if they are operating at the moment.
Hope it helps!
My personal favorites ->
gastroPod - really 2-3 steps above the usual food truck stuff. Old Dirt Dawg w "Stupid Slaw," short rib slider, Chinito Cubano, banh mi taco are some of my favorites.
Dim Ssam a Gogo - Sakaya Kitchen's truck. Excellent stuff. Pork belly buns, crackling duck sandwich, bulgogi burger, brussels sprouts, Korean fried chicken wings, spicy tater tots ... I could keep going.
Latin Burger & Taco - one of the first, still one of the best burgers, sort of frita-style with some chorizo in the grind, and topped with Oaxaca cheese and caramelized onions.
Jefe's Original - really good Ensenada style fish tacos - crispy fried fish, fresh cabbage slaw, pico de gallo, crema drizzle.
Fishbox - truck from the folks who run La Camaronera on 8th Street - the minuta is a great, fresh fried fish sandwich - get it the way they like to serve it, with chopped onion and ketchup (and add a squirt of hot sauce). If they have them, I like the bollitos (black eyed pea fritters).
MexZican - I like their tortas, nice crusty sandwich with choice of meat (I liked the carnitas), with a shmear of refried beans, guacamole, oaxaca cheese, lettuce, tomato, rajas.
Sugar Rush - I'm not big on sweets and find the whole cupcake craze annoying, but I confess to enjoying their little mini-cupcakes, in a bunch of different flavors.
There are others I've tried and been less excited by, and there are still many others I've not yet tried. The Burger Beast page linked to above is a great resource. I've also got a twitter list of local food trucks you can check:
re: Frodnesor
Ive ordered from the Mexzican and it took 45 minutes for a taco...none of the staff wears gloves...gross!
re: Frodnesor
Excellent rundown Senor Frod. THX!
There are many trucks serving mediocre food but I feel the best ones food wise and service wise are:
Gastropod, Dim Ssam a Gogo and Ms. Cheezious
There food isn't all fried and tastes fresh all the time
Cheeze Me is very good, and Ms Cheezious is good too.
Montaco is pretty good, the closest I've found thus far to a good authentic-tasting truck taco, still has some gourmet touches but nothing that ruins it. They have a pretty strong bacon-wrapped hot dog, which I've not found anywhere else in my three years here in south Florida. On the whole, I wish they offered a hotter hot sauce.
Dim SSam a GoGo is tasty, the kalbi tacos are made with high quality rib meat, I have had four or five different items from this truck.
Jefe's basic Ensenada fish taco is very good, but they were out of hot salsa the night I ordered.
I'm told the lobster sandwich on Fishbox is excellent.
Listings of Miami food trucks and their locations day by day.
re: SaminSFL
I went to the Rolling Stove and got sucked in by their "Dr. Pepper Jerk Brisket Sandwich". It was $11 and I was disappointed. Short on meat, heavy on the over-mayo'd slaw which hid the taste of the meat.
I had some excellent chow from Gastropod the other day at the Grovetoberfest. Short Rib Sliders and a Porkaletta Cuban Sammy. Both were solid...seemed a little pricy coming from a food truck at 10 & 9 respectively (given the portion sizes 2 sliders and what appeared to be a 1/2 a Cuban cut into slivers).
re: netmover
Best so far Nacho Bizness, Giuseppe's Italian Sausage and Dim Ssang a go go.
Next to try the slow food truck.
Biggest disappointment Jefe's fish Taco ( small dry tasteless almost nothing to it!)
Giuseppe's Italian Restaurant
6390 W Indiantown Rd Ste 59, Jupiter, FL 33458
re: Bigstu99
Riiiight! I was not impressed with Jefe's. I had heard good things, but frankly the local wanna be Mexy joints were head and heels above ole Jefe's.
Though they aren't technically a food... The drinks and teas here are delicious!
Www.bobastation.com try the Original Taro Tea
re: FatCatsFunTimes
There were a lot of new ones at the 2nd Saturday Wynwood Artwalk! nacho Mamma's & Nacho Bizness come to mind...I saw Greek, Argentine, Italian, Pardos Peruvian...it's endless. Which are the good ones??
re: netmover
Sakaya Kitchen/Dssam a gogo and Rolling Stove. The rest are average at best and they are all overpriced.
re: danb73
Thanks Dan! I've been to Sakaya and it's good. What do U recommend at the Rolling Stove?
re: netmover
I haven't had Rolling Stove in awhile. Kind of lost interest in the food truck roundups, but I did have a a great jerk brisket sandwich or something like that there. I know he changes the sandwiches up often
re: danb73
Really, you can't go wrong with the Stove Burger. The owner uses the same meat they use at Charm City Burgers but with the addition of ground bacon in the patty. He cooks it to a crisp on a super hot skillet, so it forms a great crust, and serves it on a bun toasted on the inside with fried onions and Wisconsin cheese sauce. Definitely a winning burger.
Also check out his Cap'N Crunch chicken tenders.
One truck rarely spoken about is La Camonera, but it's hands down my favorite. The minuta should be the official sandwich of Miami. Fresh snapper, fried perfectly; slight hint of cumin and garlic in the batter; fresh, sweet, pliant roll; simply dressed with chopped onions and ketchup. Sometimes, the simple things are the best.
re: johnmlinn
Question: if a burger uses bacon in the grind, can it be cooked medium rare and still cook the bacon through? Med rare is usually 130-140°F. Pork, per the latest guidelines, is supposed to be cooked to 145°F.
I am a big fan of the Fish Box truck (that's what La Camaronera calls their truck - they make an excellent fried fish sandwich. Hit it with the hot sauce they keep on the ledge too.
re: Frodnesor
Bacon is cured through salt, nitrates, and smoke. It does not need to be cooked.
My grandmother used to snack on a strip straight from the deli paper.
re: chefjeremiah
I guess I should have thought of that - I've eaten more than my fair share of cured pork products that have never been "cooked".
re: johnmlinn
Wow that burger sounds awesome! That is a good question brought to you by The Frodnesor...they must precook the bacon? Anyway it sounds divine.
Lotta Luv for La Camaronera Minuta. I can remember standing in their joint 20 years ago mackin those Minutas shoulder to shoulder with my compadres cubanos. Thank GOD they went mobile!
I just saw a Venezuelan Truck on the street now called Chamos. These trucks are coming out of the wood works! Separating the wheat from the shaft is our mission on this thread. We need all hands on deck for this blossoming segment of the foodie frontier.
re: netmover
Actually, I asked the same question -- Troy (the owner) cooks the burgers medium to medium-well, so there's little to no pink inside. Ordinarily, I'd be skeptical of this method, especially since the patty is about 1/2 inch thick. But believe me: the burger stays plenty juicy, owing to that bacon fat.
@net: Separating wheat from the chaff is right. The market's been flooded with poor trucks doing sub par or pre-made food from the likes of Sysco. I don't usually go to the meet ups and longer unless I have a particular craving for Stove, Dim Ssam, or La Cam and I know one of them will be there.
re: netmover
At Los Chamos, get the Poutine with the shredded beef on it. Ridiculously good. The spiced beef goes perfectly with the peppery gravy and the cheese curds. Poutine is a strange thing to see on the menu for a Venezuelan food truck. Since it doesn't really fit with the rest of the menu, I figured it must be so good that they had to put it on there.
The other stuff (arepas and empanadas) are pretty good and hearty, but nowhere near as good as the poutine.
re: netmover
Naco Bizness is the best. Surprised to see them so far South
Just wanted to post a note here that there will be food trucks again this year at the Miami Beach Botanical Garden during their annual Garden Tour March 17. The Garden has been renovated since last year, so it should be interesting to see how they set it up.
Here's the info from their web-site:
March 17 only, from 11AM to 4PM, Food Trucks sell fast and tasty lunches at our Garden.
* Latin Burger
* The Fish Box
* Gastropod
* Sugar YummyMama
Admission to the Garden is free throughout the day: sample the Food Trucks and find treasures at the Gems & Junque sale, orchids, plants, books, souvenirs, and jewelry.
re: onthelam
Thanks! Those are 4 good enterprises to have at an awesome venue.
re: netmover
I try a little something different every time I go but these 3 consistently remain at the top of my list...
Gastro Pod - http://gastropodmiami.com/
Nacho Bizness - http://www.nachobizness.com/
The Rolling Stove - http://www.therollingstove.com/
Here is a great calendar listing all of the upcoming events...
Here's a 2014 list, since a lot of those mentioned on this thread are no longer in business or have moved on to brick-and-mortars. http://www.yelp.com/list/miami-food-t...
re: mybunnygoboom
Thanks for the updates. I also noticed that now there's three main weekly food truck rallies - Haulover, Hollywood Young Circle, and Plantation. Anyone know which one of these three weekly setups are the largest or the best? Would be helpful to pick an impressive one to bring newbies to.
re: mialebven
Definitely Hollywood Young Circle park out of the 3 you mentioned.
re: mybunnygoboom
Thank you!
re: mialebven
I saw a sign posted in Greynolds park saying there will be food trucks at Oleta State Park (163rd street, east of US1) on Tuesdays, but I have no other details or information after a google search.


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Easter camp is one of the highlights of the year for Baptist Youth Ministries.
We have four thriving camps:
All the camps work really hard at being somewhere fun and safe where young people can discover the amazing claims of Jesus and belong to a fantastic youth community that loves them.
Check out the video to see some of the things we get up to.
Bring on the next one 3rd - 6th April 2015!! Check back later to see updated info posted.