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The almond offers nutrition and flavor and then some. Almonds, in the form of nut milks, gives us a whole lot of versatile ways to use the seed of the fruit of the almond tree. The almond tree is related to the peach, cherry, and apricot trees, and like them bears a fruit with the stone-like seed inside. And that, my friends, is the almond nut.
Health Benefits of Almonds
Almonds are one of those foods in the "eat everyday" category. They are high in nutritional fats known as monounsaturated (the healthy fat also found in olive oil). Monounsaturated fats are linked with reducing the risk of heart disease. Research shows that substituting nuts for an equal amount of carbohydrates in your daily diet reduces your risk for heart disease by 30%. Additional research indicates that substituting nuts for saturated fats found in meat and dairy products reduces that risk by about 45%.
Almonds have a high incidence of Vitamin E and the antioxidant action of this vitamin is found to lower the incidence of LDL cholesterol, which is the form of cholesterol that causes atherosclerosis and heart disease (it's the "bad" cholesterol). Substituting almonds for traditional fats can lower your LDL cholesterol from 8-12%. A single serving of almonds (1/4 cup) contains 45% of the recommended daily value of Vitamin A.
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A ¼ cup serving of almonds also contains 45% of the daily value of manganese and 20% of the daily value of copper. Both of these minerals are key players in energy production (they feed your mitochondria which are the energy factories of your cells).
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Some of the most celebrated chair designs were created by European architects to go along with their buildings. MoMa curator Barry Bergdoll in New York talks about two popular architecture-inspired pieces: Mies van der Rohe's Barcelona chair and Alvar Aalto's Paimio.
The Brandhorst Museum in Munich has an eye-catching multicolored façade and a world-class private collection of modern and contemporary art. Few of its holdings, though, are more inviting than the curvaceous lounge chair designed for the museum's cozy reading area.
The Munich Lounge Chair, designed by the building's architects, Berlin firm Sauerbruch Hutton, launched for sale to the public in January.
Munich Lounge Chair Berlin architecture firm Sauerbruch Hutton designed this curvaceous chair for the reading room of its 2009 Brandhorst Museum in Munich. Launched commercially in January 2011, the chair is set to become available at New York retailer M2L in early September starting at $3,042. Sauerbruch Hutton
"We wanted to catch the intimacy of a private residence in a public institution," says Louisa Hutton, the firm's English-born principal. "The furniture became a useful means for us to achieve that."
Chairs designed by architects for high-profile commissions increasingly are for sale in stores. They are often pricy, but the appeal is the chance to bring a slice of cutting-edge international design into your home.
In designing furniture, architects today are following a tradition of the 20th century's leading architects, who turned buildings into showrooms for their own furniture and interior designs. Ludwig Mies van der Rohe designed the steel-and-leather Barcelona chair for his German Pavilion at the 1929 International Exposition in Barcelona. Arne Jacobsen created the bulbous Egg chair, symbol of Space Age frivolity, in 1958 for what is now Copenhagen's Radisson Blu Royal Hotel.
The Munich chair, part of a series that also includes a sofa and coffee table, is produced by design firm ClassiCon in oak, walnut or black with either leather or fabric upholstery. Ms. Hutton and her husband and fellow principal, German architect Matthias Sauerbruch, ordered theirs in dark-brown leather with oak legs for their Berlin apartment. Ms. Hutton says she plans to use them for reading or "sitting by the fire."
Furniture designs often outlast the buildings that launched them, says Bjarke Ingels, a 36-year-old Danish architect whose firm, Bjarke Ingels Group, or BIG, recently opened a New York office. Mies's German Pavilion, one of the century's most influential buildings, was torn down in 1930 and, until its reconstruction in the 1980s, the Barcelona chair was "what was left behind," he says.
Shanghay Chair Danish architect Bjarke Ingels helped design this chair for his Danish Pavilion at Shanghai Expo 2010. The chair, which requires assembly of four flatpack plywood strips, is available at A+R, in Venice, Calif., for $285. Kibisi
Last year, Mr. Ingels designed his own high-profile world's fair building—the Danish Pavilion at Shanghai's Expo 2010. The looping edifice with interior bike path is being dismantled as planned.
Mr. Ingels's vision lives on in the Shanghay chair, which buyers assemble out of four flat-pack plywood strips. Produced by hip Danish furniture label Hay, it suggests a pictograph. Mr. Ingels co-designed it with KiBiSi, a Danish design firm in which Mr. Ingels is a partner. KiBiSi partner Lars Holme Larsen says it fits well in a kitchen or dining room.
Chairs occupy a special place in architects' working lives, says Barry Bergdoll, chief curator of architecture and design at the Museum of Modern Art, in New York. "The chair, more than any other object," is the test of an architect, he says.
Many of the best-known Modernist chairs, like the Barcelona, were designed as inseparable features of their buildings. Mr. Bergdoll says Mies indicated on architectural plans exactly where his furniture should be placed. The Barcelona chair "was in all the photographs of the building," he says, although relatively few were made through the 1930s and 1940s.
In the 1950s, the Barcelona chair got a new life when it was picked up by American furniture producer Knoll Inc. Starting in the mid-1990s, Knoll has stamped the architect's signature on its Mies furniture to set it apart from knockoffs.
Today, design companies are brought in on architectural projects early, to produce the architects' design elements and in some cases to consider launching them for the public at a later date. New York furniture maker Dune built 120 reading chairs designed by London architect David Chipperfield for his 2006 Des Moines Public Library in Des Moines, Iowa. Later that year, Dune released the Reader chair and accompanying ottoman for residential and commercial use. Dune president Richard Shemtov says the chair works in a bedroom or a living room—as long as it is "a stark or minimalist interior."
Sometimes, architects' designs for their own homes move to the public realm. Mr. Chipperfield outfitted his 2002 vacation home in Spain with custom fixtures, including an ethereal wall lamp. After the president of FontanaArte, a Milan lighting and home-furnishings label, noticed the lamp in photographs, the firm launched a version, called Corrubedo, in 2006.
Last year, the Stockholm architecture and design firm Claesson Koivisto Rune completed a shimmering white art gallery in central Sweden. This year, the firm translated the building into a carrera-marble coffee table, produced by the Milan label Marsotto Edizioni. The table, called Gallery, has the same bow-tie shape as the building.
Reader Chair New York furniture maker Dune built 120 reading chairs designed by British architect David Chipperfield for his 2006 Des Moines Public Library. Dune has released the Reader chair in a customized choice of upholstery starting at $3,925, with an accompanying ottoman starting at $1,200. Albert Vecerka/Esto
The piece "belongs in a living room of some size," says principal Mårten Claesson. "It works with modern and classical furniture. What it doesn't work with is a marble floor. It needs to be the only piece of marble."
Demand for a piece may surprise the producer. In 2005, PP Møbler, the Danish furniture company, accepted a project from London architect Zaha Hadid, who had designed a bunker-like extension for the Danish museum Ordrupgaard featuring a few massive wooden benches.
After the museum opened, the furniture company's owner, Søren Holst Pedersen, recalls, "People came back and asked if we could do it for them."
But with a $35,000 price tag and a year-long wait for delivery, the Ordrupgaard bench is "not really a decorating item," says New York interior designer John Barman. It's "more like a piece of art."
"A regular chair," he says, costs $3,000 or $4,000, but an architect-designed piece like the Barcelona chair can start at twice that. "I actually use it a lot," Mr. Barman says, citing the two red Barcelona chairs in his living room. The Barcelona, he emphasizes, is a "recognizable status symbol," like "a high-end car."


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Another sneaky individual within the hospital? Arizona and Callie's patient, the high school journalist who was looking for her big break. As a victim from family two's great tug-of-war battle, the curious young girl caught wind of the Bailey-CDC drama, and all she could see was a front page story of the New York Times. Callie and Arizona knocked her out (literally, for surgery) to buy themselves more time.
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Across the hospital, the much slower Richard was dealing with a life-or-death situation as he tried desperately to save Bailey's second patient. To do so, Richard had to convince the patient that the infection "came from one doctor and one doctor alone," which was a lie, but what Richard didn't know was that Bailey was right around the corner and heard every word. Everyone together now: "NOOO!!!"
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San Diego, a coastal city located on the Pacific Ocean, is the second largest city in the state of California and the eighth largest in the United States. It is located just over the border with Mexico and is known as the birthplace of California. With a population of 1,322,553, according to 2012 population estimates, San Diego independent living communities as a place to retire are popular for a number of reasons. These include the city's climate that is mild year round, a plethora of activities and the area's extensive beaches. In 1542, Juan Cabrillo laid claim to the area for Spain, though the Kumeyaay people were the first group of people to settle there. In 1769, the first European settlers reached San Diego, and in 1821, the city became part of Mexico, which had recently gained its independence. With the admission of California to the United States in 1850 as a result of the Mexican-American War, the city became part of that country as well.
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Home to many attractions, San Diego is a city that truly offers something for everyone. Those retirees that live in San Diego independent living communities and who enjoy culture will be pleased with the offerings. The Museum of Contemporary Art San Diego offers two convenient locations: one in La Jolla and a branch in the downtown area of Santa Fe Depot. Located in Balboa Park are several museums including the San Diego Museum of Man, the San Diego Natural History Museum and the Museum of Photographic Arts. The Old Globe Theatre is also located there. For sporting fans, the city offers a host of options including the professional football team, the San Diego Chargers and the professional baseball team the San Diego Padres. Shopping opportunities abound. Fashion Valley Center offers upscale stores that are well known as well as a multiplex for relaxation after a shopping trip. An outdoor mall, located in Westfield, the Westfield University Town Center, offers top shopping destinations as well as a skating rink.
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Through the city's Park and Recreation Department, residents of San Diego retirement living communities can enjoy a range of different activities and services. These are designed to enhance the safety, health and security of seniors. With a senior citizen services center office located in the city administration building, eleven community senior center locations scattered conveniently throughout the city, special events and a senior lounge located in Balboa Park and services such as free legal assistance, dances and trips. These Park and Recreation Department program's give seniors many opportunities to relax, socialize and gain more opportunities for a fulfilling life.
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Seniors residing in San Diego independent living communities will be pleased to know they are located close to top medical facilities in the area. UCSD Medical Center is a 531 bed teaching hospital that is ranked highly in four areas that can be of great importance to seniors. These include geriatrics, pulmonology, urology and nephrology. Scripps La Jolla Hospitals and Clinics is a 344 bed hospital that performed more than 11,000 surgeries in the most recent year statistics were reported. With high marks in cardiology, heart surgery, urology, geriatrics, neurology and neurosurgery, this facility has a great deal to offer people living in the area.
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Metro Transportation Services provides public transportation options, including light rail and bus, to the people within the city. Residents of San Diego independent living communities can enjoy three lines of light rail service with 53 stations located throughout the city. Buses run 89 fixed routes for the convenience of residents and visitors alike.
San Diego is a energetic city that offers a pleasant climate year round, plenty of engaging activities for people of all ages and a number of convenient options that can be utilized to move about the city. Top notch medical care and senior services make this southern California city an ideal location in which to enjoy retirement.View San Diego Independent Living Facilities
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Today, the Stanford Center on Democracy, Development, and the Rule of Law hosted a panel discussion on the results of the Taiwan presidential election.
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Phuket is surrounded by many beautiful islands and each one of them has something different to offer. Only minutes away from Phuket there are sandy beaches, secluded coves, rare birds and fauna with beautiful weather thrown in for free. Island hopping by speedboat is a way of taking all this beauty in.
We arrive in the east of Phuket at a stunning beach called Ao Yon. Pearl cultivation farms float out on the calm waters of the bay and king palms lean over the strand, lending shade and a stereotypical but nevertheless gorgeous tropical vista. A reception area is right on the beach and it's not long before we're clambering aboard a single-engine speedboat and skimming along due south. Koh Lone is to our right and the Big Buddha on top of Kata Hill is visible through the morning mists ('Koh' is Thai for 'island'). Although we have chosen an itinerary we don't actually have to keep to it and that's the beauty of it all.
We sweep past Koh Aew and slow down for the approach to Coral Island. Ton, our guide, sprays and rinses off masks (we had been fitted for fins at Ao Yon) and hands them out. It's not difficult to negotiate the steps down off the speedboat and soon we're in the water, surrounded by the likes of sergeant majorfish, coral rock cod, barracuda, moon wrasse, different coloured parrot fish, moorish idols, rabbit fish and one giant puffer fish.
We are able to identify them from a coloured laminated information chart on board. This is Banana Beach and the coral here is particularly healthy. Some two hundred metres to the west is Coral Island Beach Resort where people are parasailing, banana boat riding and generally going in for all the thrills and spills of aquatic sports. Here, it's all thrills.
After oohing and aahing at the sub-aquatic charms of Coral Island for a good 20 minutes we dry off and our captain revs the motor then we shoot off west toward Racha Island with us hanging onto the safety rails. This machine can move quicker than mud off a stick and when we hit the higher waves out to sea it's a white-knuckle ride for the next 25 minutes.
We head down to the south of the island – to Ban Raya Resort – and drop anchor ('Racha' means 'royal' in Thai; Raya is southern Thai for Racha). The very definition of the colour turquoise is to be found in the waters here and if you don't believe me go and see for yourself.
Ton remarks that he often visits this location and that on some days a pod of dolphins shows up to say hello but for the moment we've got more than enough fish to handle. There are thousands of them teeming below the surface and it's quite a feeling to brush up against them and dive through the fishy masses. The sea off Koh Racha is as clear as glass and visibility, as divers say, is at maximum.
It's also fresher here and when we eventually motor round the north coast, past Ao Thung to Siam Beach we wade ashore to take a little rest in the shade at the water's edge. Vividly painted longtail boats are loading up to go out fishing and it's quite a sight watching them struggling to get out to sea past the breaking tide with Phuket lying in the background haze.
Still, time waits for no man and the next stop is Pak Tok, further up the coast of Racha. One of the charms of island hopping is that if you don't particularly like a location then you can simply head off to one that pleases you more and when we decide not to stay at Pak Tok (read about The Racha located on Pak Tok Bay) and head for Koh Kaew off the coast of Phuket, it comes as quite a surprise when one of the girls aboard lets out a scream – "Pla loma! Pla loma!"
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'Keeyao' means 'green' in Thai and yes, Koh Keeyao is as green as a Welsh valley. This island lies just off the southwest coast of Phuket and is home to a Buddhist monastery housing fifteen monks. You can see it from Phrom Thep – Phuket's most famous sunset-watching venue and from there it looks mysterious and alluring.
Close up, it's just as mysterious and alluring but our captain decides that the tide is too low for us to go any closer so we head to Koh Bon.
Koh Bon is an island directly south of Phuket and when we arrive it's deserted; just granite boulders, white sand, a view over the water to Rawai and us. Ton sets up a small table, bringing out baguettes, a tuna mix, salad, a plate of cold cuts, pasta and various extras and we tuck in for a sumptuous lunch.
After all this hopping we're pretty tired so we take a break but pretty soon we're on our way again to Koh Lone, the next island due east.
Motoring around Koh Lone is an interesting adventure as the island is only a stone's throw away from busy Chalong Bay on the east of Phuket but it is largely uninhabited except for a small Muslim fisherman's village on its northwestern side. It's lined with exotic-looking beaches and fauna. Still, we've all had quite a bit of sun and we decide to motor back to Ao Yon.
It's been a full day and we've seen a lot of fish and beautiful beaches; what's more we've well and truly enjoyed ourselves. The whole beauty of the trip was its flexibility, the opportunity to do exactly what we wanted and when. Of course, our excellent English-speaking guides know the region like the backs of their hands and can offer sound advice as to where to go and what is the best time of year to do it. There are some 25 islands near Phuket to choose from and you can work out any number of exciting itineraries before setting out.
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Venable LLP for Gordon Food Services, Inc.
Date received: April 19, 2013
Issues: Food Industry (Safety, Labeling, Etc.)
Specific issue: Food labeling requirements
Moore, John T
STUPAK, BART (covered positions: Member, U.S. House of Representatives; U.S. Representative, 1993-2011 )
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- Arabic Academy of Science and Tech, Egypt
- Bellingham Technical College, USA
- College of the Mainland, USA
- IMCO, Oman
- INSTEP, Petronas Corporate Training Center, Malaysia
- Institute of Technical Education ( ITE ), Singapore
- Los Medanos College, USA
- Nanyang Polytechnic, Singapore
- New Brunswick Community College, Canada
- Ngee Ann Polytechnic, Singapore
- Politeknik Kuching, Malaysia
- Singapore Polytechnic, Singapore
- STC-Group, Netherland
- Temasek Polytechnic, Singapore
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Monday Night Jazz: Gil Evans Centennial Project
Mon, Nov. 25, 7:30 PM
USF School of Music-Concert Hall, 3755 W. Holly Drive, Tampa, FL 33620
Centennial: Newly Discovered Work of Gil Evans was considered one of the finest recordings of 2012, if not one of the most significant jazz musical endeavors of the past decade, with 3 GRAMMY nominations, 2 GRAMMY awards, and listings among the Top 10 Jazz Albums. Behind it all was Ryan Truesdell, composer, arranger, and noted producer. Truesdell conducts the USF Jazz Ensemble in an evening of the music of Gil Evans including works from this remarkable recording.
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Kleiner Perkins partner Mary Meeker presented her state of the internet to an audience at Standford University last night. Prior to her joining KPCB she was at Morgan Stanley where she was the head of their research group focused on digital investment. This deck is a must read for anyone who needs to understand and quantify the massive shift that technology is having on how consumers access and consume content.
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Inaugural Address and Charge to the Paul B. Henry Institute
for the Study of Christianity and Politics
"Apostles of Common Grace"
J. Budziszewski
Every day the position of Western Christians seems more and more like the position of the early Christians in pagan Rome. Really it never ceased to be like that, for although for some time in some countries the rulers have made free with the name of Christ, and although for some time in some countries the bread of the law has been leavened by the word of God, the world has never become the city of God; it remains the city of Man against God. Do we require evidence? Consider our own dear country: a nation conspicuous for its Christian origins, whose Congress once proclaimed days of prayer and fasting, whose very coins declare trust in God, and whose highest tribunal opens its sessions with the words "God save the United States and this honorable Court." Yet in some of our cities there are more abortions than live births, and great numbers of our countrymen have come to think that it is normal and desirable that their sick, their weak, and their helpless should be killed or pressured into suicide.
We are in Rome.
So long as we remain in Rome, each of us has two responsibilities. The first is to put on the mind of Christ; the second is to carry His mind into the Roman public square.
My original plan was to speak to you about the former responsibility. It would not be difficult, for a speaker has many texts from which to choose. "Do not be conformed to this world but be transformed by the renewal of your mind," says Paul. (Romans 12:2, RSV). In another place he says, "for though we live in the world we are not carrying on a worldly war, for the weapons of our warfare are not worldly but have divine power to destroy strongholds. We destroy arguments and every proud obstacle to the knowledge of God, and take every thought captive to obey Christ." (2 Corinthians 10:3-5, RSV). These alarming passages, I thought, would be enough to keep a rhinoceros awake, if any rhinoceri were to be found in Grand Rapids.
I had planned that I would then speak about the intellectual obstacles to putting on the mind of Christ in Rome, the chief of which are neutralism, positivism, and accommodationism. Neutralism means thinking that Christ shouldn't make a difference in Rome because the public square is not the church. Positivism is the version of neutralism that political scientists tend to favor: it means thinking that although Christ should make a difference to what we do in the public square, He shouldn't make a difference to how we study it because we should suspend our world views and let the facts speak for themselves. Finally, accommodationism means imagining that we have put on the mind of Christ because we have absorbed one of the secular ideologies, liberal or conservative, and declared it Christian. The answer to neutralism is to affirm the difference between the church and the public square, but point out that Christ is interested in both. The answer to positivism is to affirm the need for objectivity, but point out that facts never speak for themselves; one must have a certain view of the created world to believe that there are facts at all. And to answer accommodationism -- why, it suffices to describe it. Liberal accommodationists confuse the doctrine that only God can cure the soul with the notion that only government can cure the soul. Conservative accommodationists confuse the doctrine of the election of Israel with the notion of the election of the United States. Clearly accommodationism belongs in the ash heap along with neutralism and positivism.
One thought interrupted this happy plan to speak about the need to put on the mind of Christ and the obstacles to doing so. I would be preaching to the converted. I stand, after all, before a group of people whose very name declares their commitment to the Reformational tradition of thought epitomized by John Calvin. It was the Reformed thinker Abraham Kuyper, I believe, who remarked that every square inch of the universe is claimed by God and counterclaimed by the Enemy. One must assume that such teachers have had their effect, and that you already understand everything I would have wished to say about the snare of neutralism, the fallacy of positivism, and the delusion of accommodationism.
For these reasons I will not address you about putting on the mind of Christ after all. Instead I will address you about our second responsibility: carrying that mind into the Roman public square. Every Christian should be ready to bear public witness, but it is a systematic necessity for two groups of Christians in particular. Those of the first group, the evangelists, are called to bear public witness to the "special" or "saving" grace by which God redeems those who turn to Him in faith. Those of the second group, the sustainers, are called to bear public witness to the "common" or "preserving" grace by which He keeps the unredeemed world from becoming even worse than it is already. It is this common or preserving grace on which we depend when we try to leaven the civil law that we share with our unbelieving neighbors who so outnumber us in the public square, for instance in seeking agreement with them that life in the womb should not be destroyed, that sodomy should not be granted legal equivalence with marriage, or that sick people should be cared for and comforted instead of starved or pressured into suicide. Only by common grace have we a common ground.
From Scripture and tradition we know a great deal about the vocation to evangelize, but not much about the vocation to sustain; a great deal about the grace that saves, but not much about the grace that preserves; a great deal about shedding light, but not much about strewing salt. That is too bad, because it is the sustainers, not the evangelists, whom I address tonight, and whom the Paul B. Henry Institute hopes to encourage: Some of you as political scientists and philosophers, some as policy advocates, and, so long as conscience permits, some even as holders of public office. Well, my fellow salt strewers and future salt strewers, we must do what we can. Let us reason together and see what we can learn about bearing witness to common or preserving grace in the Roman public square.
The most systematic Christian effort to explore common grace is the doctrine of general moral revelation, and the most complete expression of the doctrine of general moral revelation is the tradition of natural law: the tradition which holds that certain moral principles are not only right for all, but at some level even known to all, independently of the Bible. Historically, Catholic thinkers have been enthusiastic about natural law. By contrast, Reformed thinkers have been ambivalent about it. On the one hand is the Reformed thinker Calvin himself, who affirmed it: as he says in the final chapter of the Institutes, "It is a fact that the law of God which we call the moral law is nothing less than a testimony of the natural law and of that conscience which God has engraved upon the minds of men." But on the other hand are equally reformed thinkers like Cornelius Van Til, who denied, derided, and discouraged the whole natural law tradition.
On closer examination, though, what Van Til rejected was not natural law itself but what he considered un-biblical elements in its traditional formulation - and what Calvin accepted was not the traditional formulation itself but what he considered its truly biblical elements. For instance, Van Til was determined to deny that moral obligation could flow from human nature as though God had nothing to do with it - but Calvin was equally determined to uphold the notion that moral obligation is impressed upon human nature and that God has everything to do with it.
So let us reconsider the biblical basis for a truly Christian doctrine of natural law. Doing so will yield three benefits. First, it will arm us to bear witness in Rome, "For the word of God is living and active, sharper than any two-edged sword, piercing to the division of soul and spirit, of joints and marrow, and discerning the thoughts and intentions of the heart." (Hebrews 4:12). Second, it will enable us to draw discerningly from the natural law tradition, neither repeating what has already done nor accepting what was done incorrectly, Third, it will show us the basis on which those of us who are Evangelical or Reformed can cooperate with our Catholic brothers in opposing the common foe.
Surprisingly, the Bible doesn't make the claim that God's basic moral requirements are revealed nowhere else but in itself. In fact it tells of at least five other ways in which God by his common or preserving grace has made them known. Because of this universal instruction, this general moral revelation, no human being can honestly claim to be ignorant of the natural law.
First is the witness of conscience. In Romans 2, Paul says that even the pagans know God's basic moral law because it is "written on their hearts, their consciences also bearing witness." Their sins come not from genuine moral ignorance but from stubbornness or denial, for they "hold the truth [down] in unrighteousness" (Romans 1:18, KJV) - they "suppress it by their wickedness" (NIV).
Second is the witness of Godward longing. Acts 17 records that the Athenians built an altar to a god they couldn't name. They knew their gods could never save; they had an intuition of a Holy One who could, a god "in whom we live and breathe and have our being" and who is somehow our Father.
Third is the witness of God's handiwork. Paul and David say creation cries out about its eternal, glorious, powerful and merciful Creator. (Psalm 19:1-6, Psalm 104, Acts 14:17, Romans 1:20.) Not only do the heavens proclaim the glory of God: so do our very forms. "For you created my inmost being," says David; "you knit me together in my mother's womb. I praise you because I am fearfully and wonderfully made." (Psalm 139:13-14a). Any such recognition has moral implications too.
Fourth is the witness of the harvest. As Scripture repeatedly assures us, every sin is linked with consequences; whatever we sow, we reap. (Proverbs 1:31, Jeremiah 17:10, Hosea 10:12.) People may play dumb about these consequences, as our people still play dumb about the harvest of the sexual revolution, but there is a difference between playing dumb and being in genuine ignorance.
Fifth, is the witness of our design. God makes some of His intentions plain just through the way He made us - He stamps them on the "blueprint," the plan of our physical and emotional design. Why else would Paul call homosexual intercourse "against nature?" (Romans 1:26-27.) In the same way, no one celebrates a D&C, but everyone celebrates a birth.
So it is that unconverted gentiles, who have neither waited at the foot of Sinai nor sat at the feet of Jesus, are still accountable to God.
Now if all of this is true, then modern ethics is going about matters backwards. It assumes that the problem of human sin is mainly cognitive - that it has to do with the state of our knowledge. In other words, it holds that we really don't know what's right and wrong and that we are trying to find out. Actually the problem is volitional - it has to do with the state of our will. In other words, by and large we do know what's right and wrong but wish we didn't, and we are trying to keep ourselves in ignorance so that we can do as we please.
Do you see the implications? Most defenses of moral evil reflect self-description rather than real intellectual difficulties. Our main task is to remove the mask from such self-deceptions and bring to the surface what people really know.
They will, of course, resist. They would rather remain in denial. That is why Naomi Wolf has recently been so roundly criticized by her fellow feminists. Like them, Miss Wolf is pro-abortion. The difference is that she has let the cat out of the bag. For years, she says, feminists have been pretending not to know that the fetus is a baby, but really they do know. For years they have been pretending not to know that abortion is murder, but really they know that too. She forthrightly declares that abortion is real sin that incurs real guilt and requires real atonement, and that we have known it all along. The only problem is that Miss Wolf does not carry her reasoning to its conclusion. She wants women to go on aborting, but proposes that they hold candlelight vigils at abortion facilities afterward to show their sorrow. For Miss Wolf is pretending too; she too is in denial. She pretends not to know that God is not mocked.
You see that denial presents a paradox. The natural law is really known, and yet it is really suppressed. Among my Catholic friends, who see the knowledge, I stress the suppression; among my Reformed friends, who see the suppression, I stress the knowledge. Sometimes people think that suppressed moral knowledge is the same as weakened moral knowledge with weakened power over behavior. On the contrary, pressing down one's conscience doesn't make it weak any more than pressing down a wildcat makes it docile. It only makes it violent. One woman had an abortion to punish her husband for unfaithfulness. By the time she became pregnant again she was finished punishing him, yet she aborted a second time. Her reason? "I wanted to be able to hate myself more for what I did to the first baby." Her aim was to atone without repenting. Outraged conscience revenged itself by driving her to repeat her sin.
By the way, the power of conscience to revenge itself is one of the reasons that, when a culture turns aside from the narrow path, it so swiftly gets worse and worse. The reason it plummets so quickly lies not in the weakness of conscience but in its strength, not in its shapelessness but in its shape. We aren't gently wafted into the abyss as our inhibitions grow hazy and dim; rather we propel ourselves into it as the held down conscience buckles. The propulsive force is even greater in a culture like our own, for people here have more to hold down than in some places. After all, our country once had a Christian culture. Consequently, the people of our generation must hold down not only the present knowledge of general revelation but also the troubling memory of special revelation.
So it is that things stand in Rome today. And so I am brought to the purpose of this address, which is to deliver a charge.
I charge you, then, friends and associates of the Paul B. Henry Institute for the Study of Christianity and Politics - I charge you, present and future students of politics, present and future policy advocates, present and future holders of public office - I charge you to find the ways to stir up that present knowledge and arouse that troubling memory.
We know that the knowledge and memory can be stirred and aroused in private conversation. A young man proclaimed to a colleague that morality is relative, that we don't even know that murder is really wrong. My colleague asked him, "Are you at this moment in any real doubt about murder being wrong for everyone?" After a long uncomfortable silence the young man realized that he wasn't.
And we know that the knowledge and memory can be stirred and aroused in the classroom. A student confessed to me one day that my lecture about Aristotle had frightened him, and I saw that he was trembling. All the old pagan's talk about virtue had made him realize, he said, that he had not led a virtuous life. How interesting that God could use such an instrument to bring the conviction of sin.
The charge I set before you is to find out how to stir the same knowledge and memory in the public square. I set it before you because it pertains to your calling, your vocation. You are called to a political science that assumes the moral law, which no one else dares to avouch, and asks the questions which no one else dares to ask. You are called to a public apologetics that connects the dots of our nation's fragmented moral consciousness, and reminds people of what they know already. You are called to a civic rhetoric that dissipates smokescreens and disperses self-deceptions.
There is no such political science, public apologetics, or civic rhetoric today. I charge you to find them. There is no one else to do it.
I charge you to be sustainers of this perishing world.
I charge you to be strewers of preserving salt.
I charge you to be apostles of common grace.
I charge you to prepare, by these lesser means, the way for the greater grace that saves: to make straight a highway for the King, whose hem our scholarship is not fit to touch.


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SAN FRANCISCO, Feb. 8, 2013 /PRNewswire/ -- CUNA Mutual Group and the Arizona Department of Insurance (DOI), Receiver for PMI Mortgage Insurance Co. (PMI), announce an agreement today that will support the future growth of CMG Mortgage Insurance Company (CMG MI). Under the business arrangement, Arch Capital Group Ltd., through its U.S.-based subsidiaries (Arch U.S. MI), will acquire all outstanding equity interests in CMG MI from PMI and CUNA Mutual Group.
CMG MI is jointly owned by PMI and CUNA Mutual Group.
CUNA Mutual Group will enter into distribution and reinsurance agreements with CMG MI, continuing CMG MI's private mortgage insurance offerings to credit unions. The transactions with Arch U.S. MI are expected to close within 12 months, subject to approval of the Arizona receivership court, regulatory approvals and satisfying other customary closing conditions.
"Our goals have been consistent from the start of this process: Protect policyholders, deliver strong service to customers, and aim for a long-term, viable solution for credit unions to have a private mortgage insurer that is sensitive to, and understands their unique mission," said Jeff Post, President & CEO, CUNA Mutual Group. "Through its significant financial resources and risk management expertise, the agreement with Arch supports the stability and future growth of CMG MI.""We are confident that, following the purchase of CMG MI by Arch, CMG MI will continue to provide the customer-focused products and services that have made CMG MI the long-standing market leader in meeting the mortgage insurance needs of credit unions." Arch U.S. MI will purchase PMI's information technology platform and systems and, as a result, CMG MI is expected to enjoy uninterrupted delivery of technology support for its operations. With the proposed distribution arrangement, CUNA Mutual Group mortgage insurance sales staff will continue to serve credit union customers on behalf of CMG MI.
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A sex offender, who was caught too close to a playground, had his mugshot taken, but he looks a little different from his previous mugshot six years ago.
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The playground areas at fast food restaurants are a lot dirtier than they appear.
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3-star hotel with restaurant and bar/lounge
Situated near the airport, this hotel is 2.3 mi (3.7 km) from Gatwick Aviation Museum and within 6 mi (10 km) of Crawley Town Hall and Hawth Theatre. St. John the Baptist Church and Crawley County Mall Shopping Center are also within 6 mi (10 km).
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Along with a restaurant, this hotel has a bar/lounge and self parking. WiFi in public areas is free. Additionally, 24-hour room service, conference rooms, and meeting rooms are onsite.
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The hotel offers a restaurant. A bar/lounge is on site where guests can unwind with a drink. A computer station is located on site and high-speed wireless Internet access is complimentary. Event facilities include conference space and meeting rooms. For a surcharge, a roundtrip airport shuttle (available 24 hours) is offered to guests. This business-friendly hotel also offers multilingual staff, complimentary newspapers in the lobby, and 24-hour room service. Onsite parking is available (surcharge).
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Second-Generation Antidepressants for Treating Adult Depression—An Update
Comparative Effectiveness of Second-Generation Antidepressants in Continuation and Maintenance Phases
This portion (slides 15–16) of the presentation addresses two key aspects of treating patients with major depressive disorder (MDD). First, the research presented in this section addresses maintenance of remissions and prevention of relapses or recurrences for patients who have responded to antidepressant treatment; the second issue the research addresses focuses on ongoing depressive disease for those who have not responded to such therapy or who have experienced relapses or new episodes. For patients who have responded, two subquestions are important: the efficacy or effectiveness of (1) continuing the initial (existing) medication or (2) switching to a different one. For patients who have not responded to treatment, the studies focus on using different antidepressants.
Keywords: continuation phase | maintenance phase | relapse | remission | resistant depression | refractory depression
- Gartlehner G, Hansen RA, Morgan LC, et al. Second-Generation Antidepressants in the Pharmacologic Treatment of Adult Depression: An Update of the 2007 Comparative Effectiveness Review. Comparative Effectiveness Review No. 46 (Prepared by the RTI International–University of North Carolina Evidence-based Practice Center under Contract No. 290-2007-10056-I). Rockville, MD: Agency for Healthcare Research and Quality; December 2011. AHRQ Publication No. 12-EHC012-EF. Available at www.effectivehealthcare.ahrq.gov/secondgenantidep.cfm.
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At Last, Plants that Do what You Want Them to
Do you long for plants that don't need irrigation or fertilizer, don't need to be trimmed or pruned, and require no amendments to your soil? Do you wish you could just dig a hole the size of the plant's roots, stick the thing in, water it once, and it lives? Believe it or not, such plants exist. We're not talking about horrible weeds that take over your yard, but beautiful plants that attract hummingbirds and butterflies and are ignored by deer and gophers. Here are 4 nearly indestructible plants that can make anybody a successful gardener. For fun, they're all gray.