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Winding up my trip to Utah. Getting ready to head home tomorrow. Here is just one of the many breathtaking views I've had in the last few days, the kind that inspire poetry, and psalms!
Jim's thoughts about life in these United States
Time for A Phone Fast?
My friend John Ballenger put me on to this YouTube video about us and our smartphones that makes me think it may be time for a phone fast.
The two-minute video, which has been viewed more than 15 million times, begins with a couple in bed. The woman, played by the comedian and actress Charlene deGuzman, stares silently while her boyfriend pays no mind and checks his smartphone.
The subsequent scenes follow Ms. deGuzman through a day that is downright dystopian: people ignore her as they stare at their phones during lunch, at a concert, while bowling and at a birthday party. (Even the birthday boy is recording the party on his phone.) The clip ends with Ms. deGuzman back in bed with her boyfriend at the end of the day; he is still using his phone.
Ms. deGuzman's video makes for some discomfiting viewing. It's a direct hit on our smartphone-obsessed culture, needling us about our addiction to that little screen and suggesting that maybe life is just better led when it is lived rather than viewed (New York Times, September 1, 2013).
So, that's what I'm planning to do tomorrow. It's my day off, and I'm going to switch off the little screen, get out there, and live some life. I'm going on a phone fast.
I may tell you how it went afterward, but there won't be a YouTube video.
I promise.
KOH2RVA: Day 290
After lunch today I'm getting in my car to drive to Greensboro, North Carolina, for the annual meeting of the Cooperative Baptist Fellowship.
I remember my first meeting.
It was in 1991, shortly after I had been called as pastor of Wingate Baptist Church in North Carolina. For the ten years I had been a Baptist—and for all the years I was in seminary—the Southern Baptist Convention had been engaged in a bitter conflict between the "moderates" and the "conservatives" where all we seemed to do at our annual meetings was fight over things like the authority of Scripture, the role of women in ministry, and the question of who would control the world's largest protestant denomination. Long before 1991 I was ready to be done with the fighting. So when I heard that a group of Baptists were meeting in Atlanta to give up the fight and get on with the mission, I was eager to learn more. I drove from Wingate to Atlanta and was there at the Omni with 6,000 other Baptists when the Cooperative Baptist Fellowship was formed. On the cover of the program were those words from Isaiah 43: "Behold, I am doing a new thing." I was ready for a new thing, and when I drove home from Atlanta I breathed a sigh of relief, feeling that at last I could quit fighting denominational battles and get on with the work Jesus had called me to do.
22 years later I've gotten on with my work, and the Cooperative Baptist Fellowship has gotten on with its work, and the Southern Baptist Convention has gotten on with its work. And, praise be to God, I believe we are all doing good work. Richmond's First Baptist Church has not aligned itself with either the SBC or the CBF, but it does support missionaries through both entities. From time to time we get to hear some of those missionaries speak and tell us about the work they're doing around the world. And when I hear them speak I can tell where their hearts are.
To a person, their hearts are in the right place.
The Cooperative Baptist Fellowship is trying to be the presence of Christ in the world; the Southern Baptist Convention is trying reach the world for Christ; Richmond's First Baptist Church is trying to bring heaven to earth, and part of the way we do it is by supporting SBC and CBF missionaries. The other way we do it, of course, is to roll up our sleeves and go to work right here where we are—as missionaries.
I'm going to leave that job up to you for a few days while I go to Greensboro. I won't be blogging on Thursday or Friday. But if you'd like to know what's going on at the General Assembly you can click HERE, and even if you don't you can say a prayer for the work of all kinds of Baptists all around the world. Pray that it would be the kind of work that would make Jesus proud.
And thank God that the fight—at least, that fight—is over.
KOH2RVA: Day 260
It's Memorial Day, and it looks like a beauty. I just stepped out on the front porch to unfurl my flag and everything was so peaceful and sun-drenched—newspapers still on the front porches, absolute quiet on the street. Even now, as I take the first sips of my morning coffee, all I can hear is the birds singing in the back yard.
Yesterday I witnessed a Memorial Day moment that really was heaven on earth. Henry Kellam III (a member of First Baptist Church) invited me to his home where his father, a WW II veteran, was about to be reunited with an Army buddy he hadn't seen since the war. Here's an excerpt from the story that appeared in this morning's Richmond Times-Dispatch.
BY TED STRONG Richmond Times-Dispatch
Two old friends saw one another for the first time in 67 years Sunday.
In late May 1946, as seasoned veterans of the Burma front in World War II, they said goodbye at a New York train station. The pair had met at Army basic training in 1943 and been together, more or less, throughout the war, working on a road through the Asian jungle.
They planned to meet back up, but never did. Over the years, Henry H. Kellam Jr., 88, of Raleigh, N.C., and Preston Van Dyke, 89, of Pompton Lakes, N.J., were in and out of touch.
Kellam moved around before settling in Raleigh, where he worked at a Westinghouse plant for 35 years. Van Dyke became a New Jersey mailman.
The men's reunion Sunday was arranged by their families, who recently got in touch with each other.
"You should have seen them crying when they first got together," said Kellam's son, Henry Kellam III.
Van Dyke was already headed to Staunton to meet a 4-month-old grandson, so the Kellams arranged for Henry Kellam Jr. to travel up from Raleigh, and the two men met at the home of Kellam's son in Richmond's Fan District.
"I just thought it would be a nice thing to do for him," said Trudi Van Dyke-Simms, Van Dyke's daughter.
The two veterans sat on a porch, had their photos taken, met each other's families, swapped stories and looked through Kellam's old scrapbook.
It's a treasure trove of a book, packed with photos taken with a box Kodak 620: temples, elephants, locals of all stripes, a cremation and suntanned soldiers.
Serving with an engineering unit, the two had been shipped across the U.S. and then across the Pacific. Van Dyke was also with Kellam at the U.S.O. function where Kellam met Thelma Hilbig, his future wife.
In Asia, they worked on the Ledo Road, which led from India across Burma to China, a U.S. ally in the fight against Japan. The road was intended to reduce the need for air supply across the Himalayas to Chinese forces.
Kellam, who ended his service as a technician fifth grade, is quick to say that he was never in combat. He did maintenance on machinery that was building the road and is modest about his contribution.
He recalled volunteering for duty guarding the stockade, because it meant he could get to Calcutta more. He was told to shoot the prisoners if they tried to escape.
"I told them I'd shoot them in the leg, maybe," he recalled.
It was truly moving to see these old friends together again for the first time in all these years. When I told them I needed to go Henry III asked if I would say a prayer. I did, and as I recall I said something about how reunions like these rarely occur this side of heaven.
But yesterday, this one did.
KOH2RVA: Day 254
Pray for the people of Oklahoma today, friends. The headline of the Richmond Times-Dispatch reads: "Massive Tornado Pummels Oklahoma." The sub-heads carry the grim news that at least 51 people are dead and more than 140 injured; that a school was devastated and children, some dead, were pulled from the debris; that it was a powerful storm—a half-mile wide—packing 200 mph winds.
It's that image of children being pulled from the debris of a school that gets me. There's something about their innocence and vulnerability that makes that scene especially tragic. And even though I don't believe this tornado was God's judgment on the people of Oklahoma I still want to know why:
Why do children have to suffer?
I was asking that question on Sunday afternoon as I watched a documentary about modern-day slavery and human trafficking. Often it is children, some of them very young, who are the victims of traders and traffickers. Little boys forced to work in rock quarries or make bricks day after day in India. Little girls prostituted in brothels in Cambodia and hotel rooms in Richmond. It's their faces that break your heart.
There is no joy there.
On the table in front of me on Sunday was the face of a boy from Africa. He was up for "adoption" through Compassion International. And even though I might never meet this boy face to face Compassion International assures me that for a little more than a dollar a day he can receive food, clothing, shelter, and education. In other words, he can be rescued from a life of suffering.
I already sponsor a child through Compassion (Yosselin, from Mexico, in the picture above), but on Sunday I thought about sponsoring at least one more. I like what Tony Campolo says, that "every Christian should have a kid's picture on their refrigerator." If we did that—all two billion of us around the globe who call ourselves Christians—it would make a difference. And beyond that we could support the work of the International Justice Mission abroad and the Richmond Justice Initiative here at home, both organizations working to set children free from slavery and the sex trade.
There's not much we can do about tornadoes, but we can do something about this. We can do our best to bring people to justice who trade and traffic in human flesh, and we can give children a chance to live a different kind of life. Our efforts may not make a difference to all the children in the world, but as I look at Yosselin's picture, above, I'm hoping they will make a difference to her.
KOH2RVA: Day 236
Not long ago I had coffee with a church member who put it bluntly: "What do you think about homosexuality?" We had been talking about the recent decision of Ginter Park Baptist Church to ordain an openly gay man and she wanted to know where I stood on the issue.
I was caught a little off guard, so I asked, "What do you think about it?" She said, "I think it's a sin."
And that got the conversation started.
I can't remember everything I said in just the way I said it, but I'll try to capture the gist of the conversation below, and maybe even add a few thoughts. I said:
"I don't think it's a sin to be homosexual, but the Bible is pretty clear about homosexual behavior. It condemns it. But it also condemns a lot of heterosexual behavior, including adultery and fornication."
I said, "Some people believe that homosexuality is a choice—that people choose to be gay. I suppose that's possible. We humans are born sinners. We're capable of almost anything. But in my conversations with gays and lesbians I haven't talked to anyone who said they chose to be that way. They sometimes ask me, 'When did you choose to be heterosexual?'
"The answer, of course, is that I didn't. I didn't choose to be this way; I discovered it, and, frankly, when I did I was mortified. I couldn't believe the thoughts I was having about girls. I had always thought of myself as a 'good Christian boy,' but the thoughts I was having didn't seem good or Christian. They seemed sinful, shameful. In those days I underlined long passages from Romans 7 in my big, green Living Bible, including this one: 'I know that nothing good lives in me, that is, in my sinful nature. I want to do what is right, but I can't. I want to do what is good, but I don't. I don't want to do what is wrong, but I do it anyway' (vss. 18-19).
"That described me perfectly.
"I wept over my sin in those days. I prayed over it. I asked God to forgive me. Now imagine if my sinful, shameful thoughts had not been about girls, but about boys? What would I have done then?
"I don't think homosexuality is a choice; I think it is a discovery. The question, then, is this: if you discover you are homosexual, what do you do with your homosexuality? It's not that much different than asking, 'If you discover you are heterosexual, what do you do with your heterosexuality?' For me it was the biggest challenge to my Christianity, or maybe just the most obvious one. When the preacher talked about sin I would swallow hard and look away. I knew what he was talking about. But at least I had this promise in front of me: that someday I could get married and express my sexuality in a God-honoring way. The church (and the Bible) would bless that union. The minister would tell me I could kiss my bride. My friends and family would throw rice—a symbol of fertility—a subtle way of telling me to 'get on with it!'
"But again, what if my thoughts back in those teenage years had been about boys and not girls? There would be no promise of future happiness, no hope of expressing my sexuality in a God-honoring way. I would have to do what I did then—suppress my thoughts and feelings as best I could and tearfully beg for God's forgiveness when I couldn't—for the rest of my life.
"That doesn't seem fair, but my commitment to the authority of Scripture won't allow me to dismiss the Bible's teaching on homosexual behavior any more than I can dismiss its teaching on heterosexual behavior. The same Bible that says, "Thou shalt not commit adultery," says, "Thou shalt not lie with a man as with a woman; it is an abomination."
"I have to deal with that.
"But I also have to deal with this: the young man who grew up at First Baptist Church, who went to Sunday school here, who learned to sing, 'Jesus loves me this I know, for the Bible tells me so'—this young man who sits in my study and looks up at me with tears in his eyes, asking, in a trembling voice, 'Am I an abomination?'
"What do I say to him?"
KOH2RVA: Day 160
One of the things that keeps the Kingdom of heaven from coming to Richmond, Virginia, is the old animosity between the races. White people used to buy and sell black people on the auction block in this town. That's not something you get over right away.
It's been 150 years since the Emancipation Proclamation, but you can sometimes still feel the old guilt and fear and hurt that hangs in the air between the races. If the Kingdom is going to come, if God's will is going to be done, we've got to clear the air. We've got to recognize that we are children of the same Father, and start treating each other like members of the same family.
To that end let me share a story about my father.
I'm planning to drive to West Virginia to see him today because my brother Scott, who lives nearby, thinks he may be down to his last few days. I'm at peace about that, and my dad isn't in any pain, but because of that he's been on my mind a lot lately, and I woke up this morning thinking about this story. I think I've shared it with you before, but let me share it again in honor of my dad and in the hope of someday achieving true and lasting reconciliation between the races.
I was born on March 14, 1959, in Selma, Alabama. My mother tells me I was the most difficult of all her babies to deliver, and that while she was waiting for me to make up my mind about being born she walked the hallways of that hospital saying the 23rd Psalm over and over: "The Lord is my shepherd, I shall not want." My father was the new pastor of the Presbyterian church in Hayneville, Alabama, 35 miles away, and recently he told me the story of his own labor, there, and of his eventual delivery.
He said that when he was considering a call to that church he asked the committee chairman what the civil rights situation was in Hayneville. Since the Brown vs. Board of Education decision in 1954, resistance to integration had been strong in the South, and sometimes violent. The chairman said, "Well, you're a good old South Carolina boy, aren't you? You know what it's like." And it's true. My father had grown up in South Carolina. He probably knew exactly what it was like. But he came anyway. He hadn't been there very long when a member of the church invited him to say the opening prayer at the next meeting of the White Citizen's Council. "What is the White Citizen's Council for, exactly?" my father asked. "Could I look over a copy of the Constitution and Bylaws before I give you my answer?" And the man looked at my dad as if he were crazy, or maybe a communist, and said, "Well you know what it's for: it's to keep niggers in their place!"
Although I don't think the Constitution and Bylaws read that way, that is what the White Citizen's Council was for. According to one of my better sources the WCC was an American white supremacist organization which flourished between the mid-fifties and the mid-seventies. With about 15,000 members, mostly in the South, the group was well known for its opposition to racial integration in the South. Headed by Gordon Lee Baum, a St. Louis attorney, its issues involved the so-called "protection" of "European-American" heritage from those of other ethnicities. If my dad had only had Wikipedia he would have known all that. But in answer to the man's reply Dad said he didn't think that was his role in the community. He said he thought his role was to share the gospel with anyone who would receive it, black or white, and to make no distinction between the two. "And that," my father said, "was when he looked at me as if he really did have a rattlesnake loose in his house."
It was not long after I was born that the leaders of Dad's church sat down with him to discuss the policies of racial integration being promoted by the denomination. According to some Presbyterians, at least, black people ought to be welcome in the church just like white people. The elders of the church in Hayneville talked about that for a long time and finally decided that black people—"negroes" as they called them in polite company—were welcome to visit the church but not welcome to join it. And then they looked at my dad to see what he thought. He must have been about thirty years old at the time, a young man, sitting in that room with all his elders, trying to be respectful. But finally he said, "This church doesn't belong to us. It belongs to Jesus Christ. And I don't think he would keep anyone from joining because of their skin color." And the man who had chaired the search committee looked at my dad and said, "Son, I don't know what kind of religion they taught you in seminary, but we've only got one kind of religion here, and it's that good old Southern religion."
Soon word began to get around in Lowndes County that the new pastor of the Presbyterian Church in Hayneville was a "nigger lovin'" preacher. Church attendance began to fall off. Women would stare at my mother in the grocery store. And then one morning while she was fixing breakfast she noticed a string of cars passing by the house, slowing down at the front yard and then speeding up again. One of our neighbors called to ask if we were all right and Mom said, "Yes, why wouldn't we be?" "Didn't you know?" said the woman. "Why, the Ku Klux Klan burned a cross in front of your house last night!"
Mom hung up the phone and got my father out of bed. He put on his bathrobe and slippers and walked across the front lawn to a patch of burned grass. My mother watched him poke a pile of ashes with the toe of one slipper and when he came back in she said, "Well?" And he answered, almost disappointed: "Sure was a little one." But after that the threats began to get more serious until my father finally decided he needed to get his family out of there. So, he loaded up his wife and three little boys in a 1953 Ford Fairlane, strapped a dog house on top with our dog "Lady" and her five puppies inside, nailed a piece of plywood over the opening, and then, under cover of darkness, pulled out of the parsonage driveway and headed up the road toward Southwestern Virginia, where he would try to continue his ministry under happier, friendlier circumstances.
Things were happier there, and friendlier, too. But even though I was just a toddler when we left Alabama those stories, and my father's courageous example, have shaped my views on race relations ever since. How about you? Who shaped your views on this issue?


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Time to go an pass out some flyers.
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I wonder if Paul would take a ride for the press?
Imagine him showing up to the next debate in that with all of his supporters behind him.
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Looks like a lot of fun, plus spreading the name and message of Ron Paul. The more ways to try to spread the word, the better. We have got to desperately let more and more people know about Dr. Paul's message, even if it is through seeing a very long limo a blimp or whatever! Some how, some way, he has got to win!
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I just sent this video link to all my personal contacts, Subject: Check out the size of this limo.
This is just great really. Not only is it the biggest limo I have ever seen which draws people to see it and watch the video but it also promotes Ron Paul at the same time. It makes people want to see what the big deal is if they dont already know. Great job guys. WOW!
Checkout Bob's bling.
Wow is right
As Bob might aptly say in his best Mr. T voice, I pity the fool who ignores the Ron Paul limo!!!
It was supposed to be here in Orlando last night but was canceled due to mechanical problems. If it gets rescheduled I'll be there with some signs and some bucks and a whole ton of enthusiasm, ready to ride along and spread the good word that peace, prosperity, and liberty are within our reach!!!!
That's about as cool as it gets!
Way to go guys! Start a site for gas money donations, that cruiser needs to roll!
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Fine Ride, should turn some heads
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great work guys and just like the doc says - are you having fun?
i'd say yup!
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Australian owned and operated, Metalflex is well known for its world class product design and innovation, extensive product range and high levels of customer service. Metalflex has four conveniently located metropolitan Melbourne branches in Thomastown, Sunshine, Boronia and Dandenong, six regional Victorian branch locations in Traralgon, Ballarat, Bendigo, Albury and Geelong, two branches in Adelaide, two branches in Perth, and branches in Canberra, Wagga Wagga, Sydney and Brisbane. When it comes to air-conditioning products, you can't go past Metalflex.
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Cranesbill 'Spessart' - Plant
Dig a wide hole for the geranium macrorrhizum 'Spessart' and loosen the soil with a fork. Improve the soil with a mix of compost and well-rotted manure. Plant the Cranesbill so that the top of the root ball in just below soil level. Fill the hole and heel well in. Water immediately. The pale pink Cranesbill will thrive in full sun or part shade in fertile, permeable soil.Mixing geraniums with other plants
The attractive leaf of Geranium macrorrhizum 'Spessart' makes it great to have around both before and after flowering too. This plant forms a clump and covers the ground. The pale pink flowers look great together with stachys (Stachys officinalis 'Rosea') veronica (Veronic spicata) and lady's mantle (Alchemilla mollis).
Belonging to the geranium family (Geraniaceae), this plant's flowers are a great favourite with butterflies and bees. The rhizome spreads gradually but in a non-invasive way.
Geranium macrorrhizum 'Spessart' is an easily grown perennial requiring little or no maintenance. Just ensure that the soil does not dry out too much. Cut back the whole plant to 3 cm above ground level after flowering to encourage reflowering. Split the plant every three years to rejuvenate it. While this plant does prefer moist, well drained soil, it can tolerate drought rather well! A perfect garden resident!French Crane's-bill in the winter
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Villa with 2 bedrooms and sleeps 4 - to combine culture and relaxation
In a context of total tranquility `, 120 mt. 2 in a lovely condominium with tennis courts and beautiful walks just 12 Kl. from Rome center.
2 double bedrooms, 2 spacious bathrooms, elegantly furnished living room with dining area overlooking the garden and pool, outdoor patio with dining table, chairs and deck chairs.
air cond. in all rooms
WIFI, DVD, flat screen TV
mountain bike
daily cleaning free
Station 3 Kl. with departures every 12 minutes for Roma Centro.
The location is ideal for combining culture, sport and relaxation.
There are 3 golf courses within a 20 min. : Olgiata, Park of Rome, Sutri.
There are 3 excellent restaurants in the way of Justine that allow you to eat in a pleasant and cool
The volcanic lakes of Bracciano and Martignano are 30 min.
The beaches of Fregene and Santa Severa are 30 min.
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Hotel Greenside is an intimate four-star hotel in the seaside resort De Koog, just outside the centre where peace predominates. The spacious rooms are surprising. The large sitting area, the comfortable beds and your own private balcony or terrace. Extra luxurious are the Superior bedrooms with Whirlpool and Sunshower. Greenside has a separate wellness and fitness area.
Hotel De Lindeboom is a three star hotel in the heart of Den Burg. The classically decorated rooms remind us of the building's rich history. Modern facilities offer the guest total relaxation. For whoever wants luxury should choose a room with private sauna and bubble bath. The hotel has 2 restaurants.
Ottimo albergo, camere belle, spaziose e pulite,con dei letti comodissimi. Colazione molto buona ed una cena culinaria che ti puoi godere dopo un giorno Texel. Albrgo in posizione tranquilla vicino a De Koog e la spiagga. Servizio molto buono. Ci torniamo di sicuro.
The room was very good, the staff really kind and made a real fuss of me as it was a special birthday – on arrival there was a card and gift in our room, and at dinner that evening they gave me a special desert with the words congratulations.
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Rice Cookers
- monkuboy Aug 12, 2006 10:16 PM
I've been looking at various brands of rice cookers and it sounds to me like Zojirushi is considered to be at the top of the list, but are also the most expensive. Today at Costco I saw an Aroma brand cooker that looked like it has the same functions as a Zojirushi fuzzy logic model (even looked similar) but this was only $29.99! Then at Mitsuwa they had several Sanyo fuzzy logic models. I'd appreciate any opinions and recommendations from fellow chowhounders. My wife and I like to eat a lot of rice - mostly the Japanese-type but also jasmine, basmati and we'd like to have more brown rice, too. Is it worth spending the extra bucks on a Zojirushi fuzzy logic model? Thanks.
re: Kagemusha
Thanks for the reply. It did seem pretty odd to me that it looked very similar to a Zojirushi but was about 1/5 the price. I also noticed on the Zojirushi boxes I saw at Mitsuwa that the pricier ones prominently say "Made In Japan" on the box whereas the cheaper ones say nothing. Do you think there's that much difference among models from the same manufacturer? Being made in China used to be a sign of low quality (as did made in Japan many years ago) but a lot of very good audio stuff is made there now so maybe the same with rice cookers (strictly the Zojirushi brand, though)?
I also recommend the Zojirushi rice cookers. My parents had one (made in Japan) and it has worked well for many years. In my own household now, I have the Neuro Fuzzy 5 cup cooker (also made in Japan). I couldn't really speak to the Japan vs. China difference, but my parents seemed to believe strong that the ones made in Japan are superior. Perhaps it's just a bias that isn't tied to any concrete evidence? Hope you find one you like.
re: studiocate
ditto! Mom felt strongly that the ones made in Japan were superior... we have the 5 cup Neuro Fuzzy at home (downsize from the 10 cup since everyone is moving out) and I bought the same model for my 1st college apartment :D
I've had my Zojirushi since college--for about 10 years. That's the brand my family always uses, and my parents make rice every day.
national aka panasonic is very good too. I've had my fuzzy logic unit for about 10 years now.
re: monkuboy
Hope you enjoy it as much as we enjoy ours! :)
re: monkuboy
If you were at Mitsuwa, why would you not just buy one there? They have discounts every once in a while--the Zojirushis were discouted three times in the past two months!
One other note--the salesman suggested that there was a big difference between the 3-cup model and the 5/10-cup models, despite the similarity in model numbers and features. The latter were less than 2 years old, while the 3-cupper has been around for 7 years. And indeed it lacked some of the finer distinctions on the 5-cup model (I got the 5-cup, my MiL got the 3-cup).
Of course, if you skipped the NeuroFuzzy and wanted a cheaper model, my comment does not apply.
re: aardvark_cousin
I bought the 10-cup Neuro Fuzzy (NS-ZCC-18) for $155 including tax and shipping online so I thought that was a pretty good price. With my luck I'll go back there and see it on sale for a lot less now. Oh well, thank you for mentioning that, though!
Several of my family members (including me) bought the Costco rice cooker back when it actually cost $25. All disintegrated within two years. Mine lasted the longest--only the ON slider broke. However, it is a mistake to assume that rice cookers that look the same are the same.
Unlike the CrockPot, there are many gradations in rice cookers. Panasonic/National, Tiger and others all make the $30-40 version--the kind with a single switch, an aluminum insert and a loose cover. Then comes the kind with a swing cover, but without most of the features found on the more expensive models. The more features, the higher the cost. I just bought a 5-cup Zojirushi at a Japanese store for $106 (same model on Amazon goes for $169). There is no comparison between this one and all the other ones that I've used over the years. Aside from the multiple settings for white/sushi, brown and sweet rice, this one also distinguishes between hard and soft (old and new) white rice and regular and prewashed rice (such as Botan).
Although Zojirushi is consistently top-rated both here and in Japan, Sanyo, Tiger and Panasonic (AKA National or Matsushita) make pretty good models (with quality declining in that order). Avoid no-name brands, including Aroma, unless you are just a bargain hunter.
re: aardvark_cousin
We have an old Sanyo 5-cup one-button cooker now with an aluminum pot that has several little dents in it so I figure anything is an improvement! We eat a lot of rice and I plan on keeping the cooker for a long time so I look upon the expenditure as a relatively cheap investment considering the planned use for it,
re: monkuboy
That's the same rice cooker I have! It's at least 20 years old, given to me by my mother when I left for university. I'm (desperately) tempted to get a new neuro-fuzzy cooker, but can't justify replacing something that isn't broken.
Both my parents and I have a Tatung cooker, which is made in Taiwan. Nothing fancy but well prices and reliable. My parents have had theirs for over 10 years and I've had mine for nearly 5.
I really recommend the kind that allows you to interchange the rice pot with something else. That way if the aluminum or metal pot that comes with the rice cooker breaks or gets scratched, you don't have to throw away the whole rice cooker.
re: mielimato
Thumbs Up! :)
Zojirushi may be pricey, but it's worth the price considering it's quality and longivity. I actually prefers the "old" model with just one button. <http://www.zojirushi.com/ourproducts/...> I've had my current one for 7 years now and it's still working like new.
One thing to consider with a new rice cooker is: do you want a teflon-lined cooker, or not. I did not want teflon and recently bought a Sanyo (to replace my old rice cooker which died after a mere ±20 years). It has been doing just great!
I used to use my rice cooker quite a bit until I read a rice recipe in an ancient Galloping Gourmet cookbook. I haven't touched the rice cooker since. All you need are two pots and a collander.
1. Bring 4 cups of water to boil.
2. Add 1 cup of rice (any type).
3. Cover loosely and simmer for 10 minutes.
4. Place a collander in your second pot, dump the rice and water into the collander.
5. Place a lid over the collander (to retain steam), return pot and rice and collander to heat, and simmer another 10 minutes.
6. Fluff and serve.
For smaller portions, this is ideal, and you don't have to break any appliances out. The rice doesn't stick to the pan, because you remove it before it boils over. And it's fairly bulletproof. I've tried Japanese rice, basmati rice, converted rice, wild rice. Ten minutes boiling, ten minutes steaming, done.
I know this might be heresy, but consider a microwave rice cooker for some tasks. Long grain rices come out pretty well, but I'm not brave enough to cook glutenous or long cooking (brown, wild) rice in one. Oh, yeah, it's real easy to clean...


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Week 5 for Healing House's annual Martini Tour begins tonight at MAarcello's. They are sponsoring the Ocean Trust Martini, and are looking for your votes!
There are 8 local restaurants participating in "tini Tuesday" from July 8th until August 21st, 2012. On each Tuesday there will be a printable coupon (available at healing-house.org) for a free martini with the purchase of an entre. At the end of the 8 week tour all of the votes will be tallied up for Acadiana's ABSOLUT favorite, and the money will be donated to Healing House. The big bash will be held August 25, 2012 at the Hilton.
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The Politics of Spanish Inquisitors
Between Court and Confessional: The Politics of Spanish Inquisitors
Kimberly Lynn
Cambridge University Press 391pp £60
From 1478 a new 'Inquisition' against Christian 'heresy' spread throughout Spain and its overseas possessions in Europe (Sicily) and America. It would last until the 19th century and acquire a reputation for almost totalitarian cruelty, but was attacked at the time by Spain's enemies and by lovers of religious liberty. In recent decades it has been the object of a vast amount of historical work by scholars from various countries.
In this carefully researched monograph Kimberly Lynn focuses sharply on individual inquisitors who made the system function in the 16th and 17th centuries. Her chosen five careers cover a wide range of the Inquisition's activities, in Spain itself, Sicily and Latin America. Using many manuscript and printed sources, she traces the lives of these officials, most of them priests and all trained in the canon law of the Roman Catholic Church. We follow them in their usually considerable ambitions, as they struggled in local tribunals, or tried to make their way at the centre of Spanish power, either on the governing council of the Inquisition (Suprema), or in the royal court. The chapters on the five selected inquisitors are introduced by a discussion of the history of the institution and to the ways in which historians have tackled it. In the last chapter and epilogue more general issues are raised about the values of the Inquisition and their implications for its target groups – converts from Judaism and Islam, Protestants and those whose religion was not in accordance with that laid down by the Catholic hierarchy. This is a demanding read, but we emerge much the wiser about what made these men tick as they wrote up the trials that they conducted and composed histories and treatises about the institution to which they devoted their lives, often in difficult and even dangerous circumstances. Yet the book's strength is also its weakness.
We find ourselves sucked into the inquisitorial mind. This is a good thing insofar as a writer should identify closely with her subject, but the reader gains, rightly or wrongly, the alarming impression that Lynn appears to swallow the official line. The word 'heretic' never receives such qualifying inverted commas, Luther, Calvin and the other Protestant reformers are (a) wrong and (b) a menace. Judaism is a threat to society, Native American religions are not religions at all and the worst enemies are reformers within the Catholic Church. Thus the unwary reader would never know from this account that the mid-16th century witnessed a major debate between the legalistic gospel of the inquisitors in Spain and Italy and those, including the Spanish Dominican Bartolomé Carranza and the English Cardinal Reginald Pole, who preached a gospel of mercy and reconciliation. Carranza and Pole were not lawyers like the inquisitors presented here but theologians and Lynn appears to accept without question the inquisitorial doctrine that jurists, some of them not even priests, were better equipped to define the niceties of Christian doctrine than those who were trained in it and lived it. Carranza is presented partially, in both senses of the word. In the latter pages of the book it is suggested that criticism of the Inquisition is largely justified by ideas that originate in the 18th-century Enlightenment, as though the moral values of earlier centuries were somehow different and the Inquisition's violence and oppression were therefore acceptable. Yet there was public, and even official, opposition to religious intolerance from the very beginning of the Spanish Inquisition and it is a shame that this scholarly and otherwise enlightening account takes so little notice of it.
John Edwards has recently completed a biography of Archbishop Pole (Ashgate).
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bob 6th Mar, 2014+0
When you call them back, they charge your cell phone money,to talk ,to them,per min. Selling male inhansment drugs to car insurance.
scratch 5th Mar, 2014+0
i never can tell them to remove me. do'n know how they got my number
scratch 5th Mar, 2014+0
same as most of the posts above.
thebigsalenow 4th Feb, 2014+0
did not give me a chance to take a message for the home owner or to request that this number should be removed from his auto dialer. and i could not tell him that the home number is on the do not call list
alex 14th Aug, 2013+0
Calls several times, never leaves message. We are on the Do not call List. Getting very angry at whoever is doing this.
Monzee 14th Jun, 2013+0
when i piked the call, noisy voice at other end and call got disconnected
Clayton 6th Mar, 2013+0
This number keeps texting messages to a mobile phone. Very annoying.
Justina 15th Jan, 2013+0
Caller cursed at me and threatened physical violence when told wasn't interested and remove me from their call list..
ShaneT 18th Oct, 2012+0
I have received phone calls from this number the last few days. I missed the call all except the last time, which was just a minute ago when I decided to look it up. When I answered, I heard nothing - no background noise, no recording, nothing. I'm sick of them calling me!
Chels 15th Sep, 2012+0
Carpet cleaning...
Kacey 9th Sep, 2012+0
have multiple calls on caller I.D. but no message and line is always busy when I try to call back
Karie 1st Mar, 2012+0
He left me a message on my machine saying it was urgent and that I was being sued and he even had the last four of my social security number.
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He said he was from crime and investigation and that i had committed fraud. wants me to call him today if not i will be arrested
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Don't we already have such a unit? We have the DA, judges, Littlefield administration, City Attorney, City Council, Chamber of Commerce, and others that protect one another from prosecution on corruption and malfeasance.
Do we need additional armed stormtroopers to protect these uberfuhrers?
Let's buy them armored black Mercedes (or Volkswagens) to travel through the county, a few dozen SS bodyguards (militarized SWAT)and have our own Leni Riefenstahl at the Arts, Education, and Cultural Propaganda Department film "Triumph of the Swill".
Imagine the great propaganda as Littlefield marches into Apison and Birchwood for "annexation."
Yes, let's protect these VIPs as we all sing "Corruption uber Alles."
Isn't that what the CPD and HCSD supposed to do/be anyway?
Protect and serve ALL?
This survey is funny as all get out and ought to scare the hades out of all politicians. So far 88% of us said NO. Politicians apparently rank right up there with child molesters.
What's next from the stormtroopers? Rushing in to an entertainment venue (Track 29) and censoring a musician from playing a song?
Wait a minute--they just did!
Not all terrorists wear turbans; some wear badges.
If ones for public office, it is expected for one to meet with the public. If one is afraid of the public, then step down and spare us the expense, please.
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With songs like The Gambler, Lucille and the Lionel Richie-produced Lady, Rogers was both a pop music crossover and a pop culture sensation in the 1970s and '80s. He starred in TV movies in the role of The Gambler, and with his trademark white hair and beard remains one of music's most recognizable figures. He was inducted in the modern era category.
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Cowboy Jack Clement began as an artist, but made his biggest contributions as a producer with historic instincts. He played a crucial role in the history of rock 'n' roll, working as a producer and engineer at Sun Records during an era when acts like Johnny Cash, Carl Perkins and Elvis Presley changed the way we listen to music.
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The thing is nige
cant take it to a new level, the FIA have always had their own camera's over the circuits unlike other sports that Sky "improved" so this improvement people keep saying will happen will infact, be very very small if anything at all.
Yeah the F1 channel sounds great but sooner or later when it starts to get boring it will become the next Top gear while running out of decent material.
Plenty of races? Have you seen what the BBC got out of this deal, about 60% of them are the REAL shit races.
China: zzzzzzzzzzzz (Sorry apart from last season this circuit is crap 9 times out of 10)
Barcelona: Boring!
Valencia: Super zzzzzzzzzz (Now being predicted to be dropped this season) leaving BBC with 9...
Monaco: Thank god the first decent one!
British GP: YES!
Spa: Wicked
Singapore: Boring!
Korea: Boring!
Abu Dhabi: Always Shit.
Brazil: Another good circuit.
So 4/10 are actually decent, Spa, Brazil, Monaco and Silverstone. The rest arn't races, that's called torture against the basic human rights.
No Japan, No Monza, No Hungary, NO CANADA!, No Hockenheim and No First GP of the season....
All the BBC get is stinking Tilkdromes that deserve to be shot if they were living.
For once after the Schumi era, British intrest in F1 hit a 10 year high even with RBR winning 2 years straight with Seb, but still the BBC improved it far beyond what ITV ever did in the Lewis hype era. It's all because of the shitty 2012 Olympics, so they took the axe to the only profitable YES PROFITABLE!!!! sport going on the BBC, football was negative, tennis was negative, snooker negative, darts was negative, they mostly were apart from F1. They could of axed BBC four ffs, but no they wanted to piss off around 7-8 million, ((on average, peak numbers like China and Canada would be 10-11 million)) F1 fans instead because the board is run by a bunch on Wimbledon dickheads that would rather support some overhyped Scot in tennis, rather than supporting 2 British (((World Champions))) that the world are jealous of.
That's what I think of this "improvement" personally
I hope Ofcom arserape BskB and everybody linked with News International and shut the fuckers down for corruption on the highest degree and it looks like it will happen sooner than later.
China has always been an exciting race. Have you been hiding under a rock?
2004 - good.
2005 - decent.
2006 - classic.
2007 - decent.
2008 - boring.
2009 - entertaining.
2010 - fantastic.
2011 - brilliant.
That's not a bad record, is it?
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