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tag:blogger.com,1999:blog-10901468.post113441386788395912..comments2014-12-19T02:30:48.869-05:00Comments on The Panopticon: Sic TransitFranklinhttp://firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-10901468.post-5270094362671570212012-02-02T09:02:48.993-05:002012-02-02T09:02:48.993-05:00I completely agree with the post.I completely agree with the post.contactos madridhttp://email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-10901468.post-46209729338965012672008-10-30T10:39:00.000-04:002008-10-30T10:39:00.000-04:00You won't believe but I feel at home reading your ...You won't believe but I feel at home reading your blog.
I thought I am the only one got shit happens all the time!
And here is the similar scenerio, I got approach by the anti-communist Chinese group approach me all the time and ask me to sign a form to quit the party. I am ethnically Chinese, but am not from China and have never joined any party! (ok, I did join the school parties back in the college and fiestas in Spain).Yarn Cathttp://email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-10901468.post-1134655222912177102005-12-15T09:00:00.000-05:002005-12-15T09:00:00.000-05:00At least you weren't bored. :-)At least you weren't bored.

:-)Bonniehttp://email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-10901468.post-1134599126061870772005-12-14T17:25:00.000-05:002005-12-14T17:25:00.000-05:00I think it would be neat if people would start lec...I think it would be neat if people would start lecturing ME on the evils of homosexuality. I'd love it! (Of course, I invite those crazy Xians in for tea when they knock on my door, and seat them so they have to look right at my Hindu icons.)goblinboxhttp://email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-10901468.post-1134513012085959122005-12-13T17:30:00.000-05:002005-12-13T17:30:00.000-05:00Clarification for Celtic Knitter: Franklin is not ...Clarification for Celtic Knitter:

Franklin is not referring to Muslims--the 1.4 billion people in the world who believe that Mohammed was the last & greatest prophet of God--most of whom don't try to convert you unless you wander into a mosque and ask a lot of interested questions.

Franklin's accoster is from the Nation of Islam, a group of about 50,000 people in the U.S., who believe that God visited earth in 1930 incarnated in the person of a man named W. D. Fard, and that Fard's most prominent follower, Elijah Mohammed, is not dead but actually flying around in a UFO somewhere. Malcolm X (Shabazz), the most well-known NOI member, repudiated NOI and became a "real" Muslim after making his pilgrimage to Mecca. Check out the Wikipedia article on NOI for more info.

Franklin: I love, love, love your title.

Much better than the hideous joke on the same theme made by Sydney's rival Betsy Gilhooley in "Dykes to Watch Out For": "Sic transit gloria Tuesday."

Anyway, this does sound like a horrible commute and you have my full sympathy.

I once saw a person get their backpack caught inside the subway doors while their body was outside. Wearing the backpack.

The train started to leave, and the person was screaming and running sideways/backwards, and everyone on the platform was shouting "STOP! STOP!" Fortunately this made some impression on the driver, so the train was stopped and disaster was averted, just as the person lost their footing and was about to start being dragged.

All I'm saying is, it could be worse.

xoxobirdfarmhttp://email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-10901468.post-1134494681461365542005-12-13T12:24:00.000-05:002005-12-13T12:24:00.000-05:00I am totally stealing Aiden from Hyde Park's rejoi...I am totally stealing Aiden from Hyde Park's rejoinder to evangelists. That is sheer brilliance.

My word was grkdha, the noise I make when I can't find the right key on the key ring in the freezing cold.Davidhttp://firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-10901468.post-1134488006565092392005-12-13T10:33:00.000-05:002005-12-13T10:33:00.000-05:00OK, here's a question not related to balls bouncin...OK, here's a question not related to balls bouncing or religious freakoids. Are you double stranding the Jo Sharp? Otherwise, poodle, {and I HATE to contradict the great and wish Franklin (snort!)} you are knitting DK.

Now back to religious freakoids, when I lived in the city, JWs would walk by and offer me their rag while I was waiting for the bus in the morning. I would always tell them to get a life. And for some reason, they would look shocked! Can you imagine?!?

BawahahahahahahaJonhttp://email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-10901468.post-1134486418041566762005-12-13T10:06:00.000-05:002005-12-13T10:06:00.000-05:00My resident religious maniac regularly tells me I'...My resident religious maniac regularly tells me I'd better go spend some time in church because I look like a sinner.

I regularly reply that I'll take that as a compliment. ;-)

Three pairs of felted slippers and a hooded scarf in a week and a half. Think I can do it?

Oh, man, I love this word verification...it's what I'll be saying on the night of the 22nd when I'm knitting like crazy and the deadline is nigh..."yzwzwz" ;-)Lee Annhttp://firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-10901468.post-1134485295790174512005-12-13T09:48:00.000-05:002005-12-13T09:48:00.000-05:00You are leading my life. (Except my resident relig...You are leading my life. (Except my resident religious maniac speaks to me about my lack of proper clothing and loud voice. I do not attempt to demure.)
It's good that you're doing this, maybe the planet will leave off of me while I get my deadline driven large woollen squares done on the subway.stephaniehttp://firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-10901468.post-1134483112147618332005-12-13T09:11:00.000-05:002005-12-13T09:11:00.000-05:00Oh dear.Maybe one of those little bags that hold t...Oh dear.

Maybe one of those little bags that hold the yarn and clip to your bag/arm/belt? Not stylish, but secure.

Wish there was a solution as simple for the firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-10901468.post-1134450055443421702005-12-13T00:00:00.000-05:002005-12-13T00:00:00.000-05:00I'm a nice Jewish boy, respectful and polite. I w...I'm a nice Jewish boy, respectful and polite. I was walking down Michigan Avenue with my boss one day when a young man approached me and asked, "Can I talk to you a minute about Jesus?" I couldn't think of what else to say, so I responded, "Sure, what do you want to know?" This threw the man off his game, and he was so flustered, if I had tried a little bit, I think I could have converted him.

I have seen, I believe on KnitPicks.com, little project bags that hold little more than a skein of yarn and a cable needle -- they hand from the wrist.

What would you think about organizing a knit-in for male knitters in Chicago? I think we could have a lot of fun. (I think that in college this is where I offered to make a mix tape!)Aidan - Hyde firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-10901468.post-1134449213643332072005-12-12T23:46:00.000-05:002005-12-12T23:46:00.000-05:00holy shit, franklin! what a morning! and yes, th...holy shit, franklin! what a morning! and yes, those nation of islam dudes are annoying (about like jehovah's witnesses who come knocking at your door!)

btw, i finally got to hear your piece on cast on, and you sound exactly like you do in my head. that was a wonderful piece. bobbles, indeed!dragon knitterhttp://firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-10901468.post-1134443589555513832005-12-12T22:13:00.000-05:002005-12-12T22:13:00.000-05:00it's me again...did I miss something? Why is the ...it's me again...did I miss something? Why is the lace sampler getting frogged? It wasn't the guy who wanted the jock strap, was it??Yvonnehttp://firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-10901468.post-1134443338261339232005-12-12T22:08:00.000-05:002005-12-12T22:08:00.000-05:00Franklin, you have made the quarter-hour wait in t...Franklin, you have made the quarter-hour wait in the middle of the subway tunnel while a medical emergency four stops ahead was dealt with in record slowness seem not-so-bad. After all, I had my knitting.

I'm so sorry about your Monday. I hope your week picks up.Kathleenhttp://firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-10901468.post-1134440646687727302005-12-12T21:24:00.000-05:002005-12-12T21:24:00.000-05:00I still haven't got enough guts to knit on the sub...I still haven't got enough guts to knit on the subway yet . . . but I was thinking of crocheting instead. You can't poke anyone with needles that way.

That muslim guy really said that?!? The muslims that I work with here in Toronto never say anything like that.Celtic Knitterhttp://email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-10901468.post-1134436286296680872005-12-12T20:11:00.000-05:002005-12-12T20:11:00.000-05:00I think this is why so many knitters stick to sock...I think this is why so many knitters stick to socks while commuting. You do have to be careful about resisting the urge to stab annoying people through the eye with those small, pointy needles.Laura email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-10901468.post-1134430027347569392005-12-12T18:27:00.000-05:002005-12-12T18:27:00.000-05:00I feel your pain.I'm also insanely jealous. I so ...I feel your pain.
I'm also insanely jealous. I so miss my commuting knitting time.
I knit an entire child size dress on size 2's on the train (Dale pattern, modified up..)
Now, I mourn my commuting time - I have to DRIVE those 8 miles every morning, and DRIVE them again on the way home.
When the road is empty, and I'm all alone on it, it's really hard not to grab the knitting to test my ability to knit while driving with my knee....

OTOH .. no one tries to preach to me about the role of the sexes.Helenhttp://email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-10901468.post-1134426743728225692005-12-12T17:32:00.000-05:002005-12-12T17:32:00.000-05:00I had to stop knitting with straight metal needles...I had to stop knitting with straight metal needles on the Metra because I'd fall asleep midstitch, drop the needle, and wake up the entire car with the clattering. Multiple times in a trip.

I never did try to knit on the el - most days, I was lucky to get a seat on the Red Line at Lawrence, and certainly never had a seat on the Brown line.Gailhttp://email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-10901468.post-1134425550456521902005-12-12T17:12:00.000-05:002005-12-12T17:12:00.000-05:00You probably look like the kind of guy who'd like ...You probably look like the kind of guy who'd like to get it on with a man in a bow tie.Carolhttp://email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-10901468.post-1134420970729039982005-12-12T15:56:00.000-05:002005-12-12T15:56:00.000-05:00Thanks for the chuckle at your expense. I'm so int...Thanks for the chuckle at your expense. I'm so intrigued by this Ruana...I may just have to jump in and knit one!

I was going to suggest multiple projects that accomodate the commute, but I realize the time constraints you're under!

And finally why does anyone feel the need to instruct anyone else on how to live his life? THAT, my friend is the problem with the world today. Too many people in other peoples biz.

Good luck finishing the Ruana!

by the way, my word verification is cuxscm...I could get offended?? LOLSeanhttp://email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-10901468.post-1134419906099848512005-12-12T15:38:00.000-05:002005-12-12T15:38:00.000-05:00What is it with you and the Church of Islam? I swe...What is it with you and the Church of Islam? I swear.Glee Clubhttp://firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-10901468.post-1134418809386281282005-12-12T15:20:00.000-05:002005-12-12T15:20:00.000-05:00Oh Franklin...I have a feeling that your mailbox w...Oh Franklin...I have a feeling that your mailbox will be full of tape measures soon...Maybe you should tell the NOI guy that you'd rather not be subjected to the horrors of heterosexuality -- i.e., reproduction...(just kidding...I have two kids and they are not horrors...although my stepchildren are another story...)Yvonnehttp://email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-10901468.post-1134418489963686482005-12-12T15:14:00.000-05:002005-12-12T15:14:00.000-05:00And here I was feeling ambitious for planning to s...And here I was feeling ambitious for planning to start knitting a gift on the train in Colorado and delivering it when the train stops in Albequerque 8 hours later. Probably won't get a sermon though, since I'm of the generally accepted knitting gender, and NOI members are pretty thin on the ground in that part of the country.Carlareyhttp://email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-10901468.post-1134417040465423772005-12-12T14:50:00.000-05:002005-12-12T14:50:00.000-05:00Oh my gosh, you can't possibly be serious. Those ...Oh my gosh, you can't possibly be serious. Those NOI guys aren't even really muslims, it's just some sect they thought up.... Hope you have a better day tomorrow.Cherylhttp://email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-10901468.post-1134416717729733402005-12-12T14:45:00.000-05:002005-12-12T14:45:00.000-05:00Sorry, Frank, but I got your commute beat by a bit...Sorry, Frank, but I got your commute beat by a bit. I am on the road about 2:40 each day. (Fortunately, I am only driving for about 40 min. of that.) Good knitting time, though I admit I try not to carry the big projects with me.Junehttp://firstname.lastname@example.com


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In aquaponics, your invisible little helpers are the nitrifying bacteria in your oxygenated water. What you do not want in your water or anywhere in your aquaponic system are soil pathogens that will interfere with the activities of your nitrifying bacteria.
So contact with unsterilized soil is not advisable in aquaponics. You just do not know what is in that soil that might make war on your nitrifying bacteria, eat the roots of your plants (slugs and snails, nematode worms, etc) and grow mushrooms on your crops.
If you are using ponds for your fish, the water in the ponds is in contact with soil. That is dirt to the uninitiated. In a highly intensive high fish stocking rate aquaponic system, you just do not want anything in there that is unaccounted for. That is why you have the solids removal systems with its clarifier and orchard netting tanks, to remove the fish solid poo before it develops hitch hikers. Not just because it will also clog up your pipes something rotten.
You just want liquid fertilizer going round your hydroponic tanks with no swimmers. I stress tanks, they are easy to clean and you can see what is going on in there, just lift a floating raft. You need to be able to control the pH of the water in the tanks. You will need to use a simple pH meter like the one pictured here very frequently to get some idea of where the biology of your tanks is going. This is vital if your fish and plants are going to grow and live together. So you do not want anything seeping in through a soil pond wall that will affect the acidity or alkalinity of the water, such as floodwater or sewage. You need a neutral inert waterproof wall to your TANK. You need to keep the pH of your water at 7.0 or thereabouts constantly for aquaponics to work for both fish and plants.
You also do not want any parasites in the water that will come from soil and attach themselves to the fish, causing fish diseases.
Soil is out. You cannot use soil ponds in aquaponics.
You can use holes in the ground, properly reinforced and then lined with plastic special pond liner. That is what they do at Growing Power and Sweetwater Organics in Milwaukee very successfully. But those rectangular fish raceways are lined with heavy duty pond liner which is easy to clean and stands up to a lot of punishment.
Earth ponds are just too close to all the natural variables like the wrong sort of parasitic worm that will hatch out in your fish and spread. You cannot use antibiotics or vermicides, they will kill your little nitrifying bacterial helpers, that turn the fish waste into plant food for your crops. Conversely, 'organic' pesticides based on pyrethrum flowers are instantly lethal to fish. You can use parasitic wasps and ladybugs to control greenfly, lacewings which eat thrips as well, and so on. But my greenfly this year outlived my ladybugs, and I have been going around washing them off the leaves of my water spinach and basil by hand, a very time consuming process.
Without healthy plant growth, you will start to experience nitrite and ammonia spikes in your aquaponic system's water, which can kill your fish. Tanks full of dead fish stink.
So you need to keep the soil and its pest load well away from your aquaponic system. No soil and clay ponds please. Clean tanks rock.

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Over two days, representatives from nearly 30 emergent Jewish and Christian worship groups talked about abandoning traditional worship in search of a more personal connection with God that they said they can't find in temple or church. They also shared their vision with more traditional Jewish leaders who hope this new "emergent Judaism" might help bring young Jews back at least to some style of worship.
Ryan Bolger, co-author of the book Emerging Churches: Creating Christian Community in Postmodern Cultures, also attended the event, and has posted his initial thoughts on his blog.
Here is my question: Should Christians be sharing our missional insights and strategies with Jews? Isn't there something wrong with giving Jews more effective ways to grow and to reach others with their religion? After all, they do not have the Good News. The Gospel is only to be found in Jesus Christ. Why would those that claim to be evangelicals decide to work together with Jews to help them become more faithful? Their faith is not in the One who can reconcile them with their Creator!
Jesus said, "I am the way, and the truth, and the life. No one comes to the Father except through me" (John 14:6). The Apostle Peter told Jews, "there is salvation in no one else, for there is no other name under heaven given among men by which we must be saved" (Acts 4:12). The only reason to attend this kind of event would be to proclaim the Gospel to those gathered, not to help them remain in their false beliefs.
Of course, I do not say these things out of hatred. I am no anti-Semite. I write this because I love the Jewish people and desire for them to recognize the Messiah--Jesus. Giving them a false hope of a renewed faith in Judaism is no help. I pray that true believers will recognize this truth and proclaim Christ and Him crucified to all people, including Jews.
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- At 11:31 AM, Timbo said...
But John, if we didn't cooperate with them, we would have to be in competition with them, and that would make us Constantinian (or foundationalist, or both).
- At 1:14 PM, Shawn Landres said...
Independent of my respectful disagreement with your assertion that our "faith is not in the One who can reconcile [us] with [our] Creator," I submit that your worry about "sharing our missional insights and strategies" is a bit overstated. This sounds a bit like Pepsi vs. Coke, and if anything is true of the emerging movement (regardless of faith tradition) it is the rejection of a program/product-oriented paradigm.
I could assure you that there were no conversations in the vein of "We tried X program, and it boosted attendance by 38.4% and affiliation/converstion by 12.7% in the first six months," but that would be missing the point.


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June. The month every year when this working mother wants to cry, "You were right! I can't have it all! I surrender!" In fact I did cry last week when I found out my son was going to be inducted in the National Junior Honor Society. I'm thrilled for him, but sad for me because I'll be out of town the night of the ceremony. I was okay missing the end of year concert. I was slightly disappointed to miss the art show and a little more disappointed to miss the end of year carnival. I'm taking a red eye so I won't miss a field trip but it's looking unlikely I'll be able to go to field day or the fourth grade state project fair. As a working parent, I accept that I will miss many events throughout the year and I am mostly okay with that. But June! June is the cruelest of the months taunting me daily with a calendar of activities in which I cannot participate.
Even though I can't attend these events, it doesn't mean I'm off the hook for planning for them. June is full of permission slips to be filled out, checks to be written, sunscreen to be applied, new khakis and gifts to buy. There are gifts for the teachers, the classroom aides, the crossing guard, the dance teacher and the soccer coaches. Every day is a new opportunity to sit down at my desk and suddenly remember what I forgot. Johnny is going to fry in the sun on the fifth grade harbor cruise because I forgot the sunscreen. Suzie won't be playing soccer in the fall because the deadline to enroll was yesterday and I missed it. Buffy can't buy a book at the book fair today because I didn't give her a check. And Junior will be the slob in the front row at the event tonight – unless I run out at lunch and buy him a new white shirt and that's not happening.
June might be easier to manage if my boss were more supportive. Sure she has no problem with me attending school events during the day as long as my team and my clients know where I am and I get my work done. And yes she encourages me to check my personal email at work so I can nab the choice volunteer assignments and book the early teacher conferences before the other parents do. But Friday, after my daughter handed me an assignment sheet from her teacher for a project due the last week of school and the words, "Parents are also encouraged to assist," printed on it, I put in a last minute vacation request – for the entire month of June – and so far my boss is ignoring it.
In hindsight, agreeing to three business trips this month was a bad idea, but in my defense, when I booked my flights weeks ago, I didn't even know about half of these events and I was still waiting to hear if I'd be chosen as a chaperone for the fourth grade field trip. I wasn't, but I had already booked the red eye.
I'm convinced that even the most organized parent (which I am not) working for the most family-friendly company (which I do) can't keep it together during the last weeks of school (or September and December for that matter). So I have a solution to fix the problem. Parents need a union.
Unions protect their members from unfair working conditions and give them access to collective bargaining. That's exactly what parents need today. Our parents organized at work; we need to organize at home. After all, we spend more time with our children than mothers did 40 years ago, and most likely we're probably spending more time at work too. And yet, there are still only 24 hours in a day and seven days in a week. That hasn't changed in the last 40 years.
So if you are of the mindset that teacher's unions led to better schools, then perhaps you'll support the idea that a parents union could lead to a better homelife. First, we'll need to draft a contract and I suggest we look to the schools for guidance. In my school district, the union contract stipulates:
- That no change in the school schedule will increase the length of a teachers' day. Likewise, when we organize, no school projects shall increase a parent's day. The parents' union will protect us from trips to Michael's arts and crafts store after the kids go to bed to buy poster board for little Sally's presentation on The Sunshine State (that's Kansas for thsoe of you who don't have fourth graders).
- That the administration will provide union employees with at least seventy-two hours notice of the date and estimated length of a meeting. When parents unionize, the administration will no longer be able to inform us at 3 p.m. that our child will be featured in the art show – at 7 p.m. School concerts and dance recitals, advertised as two hour performances, will no longer be allowed to run for 3 and a half hours. The violas will just have to limit their repertoire to four or fewer concertos.
- That union workers will receive a 30 minute duty-free lunch period every day. Our contract will stipulate that if we don't have time to scarf down dinner in between work and any child-related activity including but not limited to an evening conference, soccer tryout or Little League game, we will be home no later than 8:30 so we can get the kids to bed and pour a glass of wine by 9. In the event that isn't possible, the union will at least ensure we can use the bathroom without interruption at least once per day.
- That union workers will be allowed 15 days of sick leave per year. Our union will be a powerful union – one that can guarantee all parents at least fifteen days off of work, in June.


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Washington, May 13, 2002 - Last Monday Under Secretary Marc Grossman announced the Bush Administration's intention to withdraw the United States' signature from the Rome Statute creating the International Criminal Court. A letter was sent to the U.N. Secretary General Annan, signed by Under Secretary of State, John Bolton stating, "This is to inform you in connection with the Rome Statute of the International Criminal Court, adopted on July 17, 1998, that the United States does not intend to become a party to the treaty. Accordingly, the United States has no legal obligations arising from its signature on Dec. 31, 2000. The United States requests that its intention not to become a party, as expressed in this letter, be reflected in the depositary's status lists relating to this treaty."
In response, Rabbi David Saperstein, Director of the Religious Action Center and Robert Heller, Chair of the Commission on Social Action of Reform Judaism, issued the following statement:
The recent decision by the Bush Administration to withdraw its support for the International Criminal Court is unprecedented in the history of the United Nations: no nation has ever revoked its signature from a treaty. For our government to be the first sends the wrong message at this critical time. At a minimum, it sets a dangerous precedent and creates a climate in which other countries feel free to revoke their signatures from treaties on issues that are politically sensitive for them such as drug trafficking or terrorism. We recognize that concerns have been raised, for example, with respect to the potential inappropriate exercise of the ICC's jurisdiction. However, we believe that the wisest way to protect American interests and advance the cause of international justice is to maintain U.S. support for the International Criminal Court and work cooperatively with other governments to ensure that the ICC is established as a court of high integrity and fairness.
Judaism teaches that we are not to carry grudges in our hearts. However, we cannot confuse this teaching with the urgent ethical obligation to bring criminals to the bench of justice. Our sages observed that a pattern of transgression brings in its wake further transgression. As it is written, "Run away from a transgression, for a commandment pulls along a commandment and a transgression pulls along a transgression" (Pirke Avot 4:2). Our tradition also teaches that there is no limit to the judgments for the wicked, and that we are not to stand idly by at the suffering of other human beings. How well we understand, from our own tragedies as a people, the awesome price paid for indifference and silence. Our history teaches that all people must be alert to suffering and injustice anywhere in the world and must be proactive in deterring war crimes. We cannot allow those who commit crimes against humanity to escape justice. Failure to apprehend and prosecute war criminals sends a message that their actions are acceptable, and tells potential perpetrators of evil that they have nothing to fear.
The United States has a proud heritage of leadership in advancing human rights and, especially since the Nuremberg trials, in bringing war criminals to justice. We are dismayed by the Bush Administration's decision to shrink from America's historic leadership role by withdrawing the United States' signature from the Rome Treaty. We urge the Administration to reconsider this unwise, shortsighted decision.
The Religious Action Center of Reform Judaism is the Washington office of the Union of American Hebrew Congregations (UAHC) , whose over 900 congregations across North America encompass 1.5 million Reform Jews , and the Central Conference of American Rabbis(CCAR) whose membership includes over 1800 Reform rabbis .
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Caught On Cam: Gas Station Attack
Security footage shows brutal, unprovoked attack.
Miami-Dade Police are urging the public to give information about a suspect who allegedly attacked a man at a gas station without any reason.
Susurveillance video shows a man in a white tank top olently striking another man to the ground outside the store.
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The victim, Charles Thomas Briggs, 51, from Miami, was entering the gas station when he was attacked and suffered severe injuries to his face, police said.
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BrassBastardz - Timeline
I want to like BrassBastardz more than I do. Sure, I think this London-based Lithuianian act has an unfortunate name. But I have no idea what "tUnE-yArDs" means and ocassionally refuse to abide the moniker's "kooky" formatting, and I still took to Merrill Garbus' bent-ear, global-minded pop.
Likewise, BrassBastardz should be in my wheelhouse. When this publication's founder/editor handed over Timeline, he hailed Deee-Lite and TLC as reference points. Indeed, "Butterfly," my favorite song here, sounds a bit like "Runaway" in the verses and uses the chorus to celebrate Dionysian activities like drinking under the stars, which might be how Lady Miss Kier spends every Thursday night. And it's certainly uncanny how vocalist Daiva Starinskaite can recall early 90s R&B acts with her tone and phrasing, particularly on "Sunrise" and the similar-sounding "One More Chance" where she begs a lover to take her back and maybe give her a child (sigh). Then again, Swedish diva Robyn and producer Max Martin proved many Northern Europeans internalized house, new jack swing, and hip hop alongside their American counterparts, necessitating a conversation on racial appropriation and globalization but not necessarily eliciting a raised eyebrow.
My problem with this compilation is that there's nothing really here to champion. BrassBastardz make nice, anonymous, not terribly inventive music, and ultimately unremarkable dance music. Perhaps seeing them live would make the difference. Maybe the horns and drums pop and Starinskaite wows the audience with her dexterous vocals and outsize personality. But I don't hear it on record. As I listened to this compilation, I kept thinking of acts like the Dining Rooms or countless other faceless electronic artists I liked well enough at one point but couldn't name a song when asked. This music wouldn't cause complaints if blared over the loudspeakers at some high-end boutique. "Jiemai," which features Alvydas Maciulskas' lite-jazz tenor sax and spoken vocals from Giedre, may as well be a Thievery Corporation track. Though I know I made a similar statement to praise TOKiMONSTA, "Sa Mo Jung" and "Sweet Day" layer grooves, atmosphere, and textured hooks that I can immediately recall and often revisit. I'm pretty sure I would forget any BrassBastardz song shortly after making my purchase, even if I enjoyed swaying to the beat in the dressing room.


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The world's greatest classical music festival, The Proms, returns to London this summer with over 100 concerts from 16 July-11 September.
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The Proms concerts have entertained audiences for over a century. A Prom means a Promenade Concert, or a concert where part of the audience stands in a "promenade" area of the hall. Today at the Albert Hall there is still an area where you can stand right at the heart of the action in front of the orchestra.
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Behold: The Social Media Sobriety Test
The routine is familiar: You come home wasted around 2 a.m. The babysitter complains about the time, so you don't tip her ungrateful ass. It's not your fault. Traffic was insane, and people were driving all crazy and stuff. The kids are asleep, dreaming their whimsical dreams of candy covered clouds and puppy mills. Quietly, you reach into the pantry, grab your emergency bottle of wine, sign on to Facebook and tell your friend that her new baby has a really big head. Like, really big. The thing's gigantic. Someone needs to tell her. Maybe the thing needs medical attention, you don't know. You then pass out, head against the keyboard, bottle of "Two Buck Chuck" still in hand.
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Sure, Tony Ha might be upset because you lied about going out tonight. Whatever, the dude's a buzzkill. If you're not going to tell him, at least your software can on your behalf. The Social Media Sobriety Test: You Web-Savvy Drunk, You. Credits after the jump.


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Yoga FAQs (cont.)
Can I do the asanas by myself with the help of a yoga book?
Though the DVDs and book illustrations on yoga seem pretty obvious, it is strongly recommended to learn the asanas under the guidance of a teacher. The postures may cause serious damage to the body if performed incorrectly. One must be aware of one's body's signals in attempting the posture. If the posture is difficult, it should not be forced.
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New York now offers daycare loans for parents. Could it work in LA?
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Roger Razo, 18, and his two-year-old son, Andrew, say goodbye after spending time at his daycare at North Park High School on Friday, March 8.
House loans. Car loans. Student loans. Now parents in New York City are eligible for a new loan to pay for daycare or preschool.
So New York residents could start piling on the debt when their kids are barely out of diapers.
A pilot program, set up by City Council speaker and mayoral candidate Christine Quinn, will give 40 families a six-percent interest rate to finance up to $11,000 a year.
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Video highlights from Peniche.
how was that Medina/Wilko paddle battle NOT an interference on Medina? I can't believe it. Great contest so far, judges look to be trying to redeem their trestles "performance". But am still a little baffled at the lack of an interference call against Median? oh well, I smell…
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The Gillette Company (Boston, MA, U.S.) has introduced a new U.S. advertising campaign in support of its newM3Power shaving system for men, which will be available May 24.
Developed by BBDO New York, the campaign includes a 30-sec television commercial and a print execution.
Gillette said both the television and print executions emphasize the revolutionary nature of the new product -- its power. According to the company, its M3Power delivers gentle micro-pulses to the shaving cartridge that stimulate hair up and away from the skin to provide a closer and more thorough shave.
The television ad begins with images that the company describes as powerful and mysterious green energy waves, which later fuse with the new shaving system. "The energy waves are metaphors for the gentle micro-pulses inherent in Gillette's new M3Power," the company said in a statement announcing the advertisement. The TV spot also utilizes the company's "The Best a Man Can Get" tag line as well.
Gillette said the print execution illustrates how the razor's internal motor sends micro-pulses to the new, patented PowerGlide(TM) blades, resulting in "the closest shave ever."
Print advertisements will appear in magazines such as ESPN Magazine, Maxim, Men's Journal, and Sports Illustrated beginning with June issues, while the television ad, which debuts on May 17, will appear on U.S. network and cable programming.
The personal care appliance company also said two NASCAR-themed ads featuring the Gillette Young Guns are in development.
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Heinz Hall
The Heinz Hall, home to the Pittsburgh Symphony Orchestra (PSO), is a concert hall and performing arts center in the Cultural District in Downtown Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania. The 2,676-seater hall was originally built as a movie palace known as the Loew's and United Artists' Penn Theatre in 1927 but was later renovated and reopened in September 10, 1971 as the Heinz Hall for the Performing Arts.
The former movie palace was almost demolished since the Loew's Penn Theatre fell down on hard times and was closed in 1964, but it was purchased by Henry J. Heinz II and the President of the Pittsburgh Symphony Society, Charles Denby, along with the Urban Redevelopment Authority of Pittsburgh, the Allegheny Conference, and the Andrew W. Mellon Foundation. It was renovated from 1967 until the Heinz Hall made its grand opening in 1971. They rescued the theatre with the intention to make a new home for the PSO. Presently, it is also the home of the Pittsburgh Youth Symphony Orchestra.
Known for its brilliance and splendor, the Heinz Hall presents around 200 shows every year including various musical performances by the PSO such as Pops concerts with Marvin Hamlisch, Fiddlesticks, Symphonies with a Splash, and children's concerts among others. It has also hosted numerous important events like a memorial concert for Fred Rogers, the Flood Aid concert for the local residents affected by Hurricane Ivan, with Bruce Springsteen as a special guest, and the Vote for Change Tour which featured performances by the Dixie Chicks and James Taylor.


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The First BlackBerry GTD App to consolidate your email, contexts, projects, and appointments in one painless and seamless productivity app has arrived: Introducing Viira v2.0 by Karta Mobile Inc. Viigo has taken its already full featured app and included several industry firsts, bringing David Allen's "Getting Things Done" principles and productivity system into the very hands of professionals, executives, and entrepreneurs.
Chris from Karta Mobile Inc, let us know that the new version has been released. Viira contains the features and capabilities that will assist you to take charge in your fast paced busy life and find yourself enjoying stress-free productivity.
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"Getting Things Done: The Art of Stress-Free Productivity" is a work-life productivity book by David Allen which shows its readers how to effectively organize tasks, information, and communications in a way that works for them intuitively. This app works with those principles, bringing productivity to your daily work-life. You can conquer your inbox by making to-do lists from your emails, file them in the right place, implementing efficiency. Keep track of all your tasks from work and life on your phone, and keep them off your mind so you're free to think.
There's another benefit, the app works on the BlackBerry and does not require internet service. Therefore if you're in a heavily congested service area, no worries, the app is there for you.
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The Girls Of Summer
But by not turning me into something I wasn't (all for the sake of a boy!) and instead teaching through excellent counseling skills how to become a strong, independent, caring person, they showed that creating the best version of myself was far more important than waiting on a boy for validation—which hasn't been as bad as my 10-year-old self imagined.
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Taste. It is a sense we use daily, yet one we often do not use to its utmost capacity. Caught up in our busy lives, we often move through our days paying divided attention to what is going on around us. When we slow down, however, we smell and see things: The first daffodil to bloom in your neighbor's yard, the gray cat sitting in the window watching intently as you pass by, the interesting piles of spring cleaning discards lining the streets. Our sense of taste can be heightened, too, with attention; if we eat more slowly, we taste more. Why, then, do we seldom take time to truly savor our food? Oftentimes, I encounter people seeking quick healthy meal ideas and recipes. After all, we need a few of those in our recipe file...or on our Pinterest board...because for many of us, our days are quite busy and we know well enough that we do not want to run to rely on fast food restaurants or a bag of chips for sustenance. But, quick healthy meals as a lifestyle are missing an essential component in the nourishment process, time. Taking the time to cook, the time to taste our food, the time to converse with family and friends while sitting at the table, taking adequate time to digest...these are all a part of the process of nourishment, eating well and cultivating good health. The way we eat is just as important as what we eat. Now, you might reason that sitting down and slowly savoring chicken nuggets cannot actually be better than hurriedly and mindlessly stuffing baby-cut carrots into your mouth while driving or sitting at your desk. I agree. I venture to guess, however, that if we intend to sit down to savor our food, we'll start making different meal choices. Generally speaking, when we slow down our eating pace, we choose better quality food, because we are more in tune, with and aware of, what we are putting into our bodies. Consider those baby-cut carrots that were eaten in a hurried manner preferentially to a slowly savored meal of chicken nuggets...how did those carrots taste? Were they even tasted at all? Let's be honest. Baby-cut carrots (not to be confused with naturally small, tender delicious baby carrots), which are bred for uniform color and whittled down to a perfectly bite-sized cylindrical stub and packaged in a plastic bag, do not actually taste as good as carrots recently harvested from the garden, greens still intact. They also do not represent the diversity that we find when we allow carrots to grow as nature intended, of varying shapes, sizes and colors: purple, red, white, yellow, orange. We are missing out on a very aesthetic and sensory experience, from taste to sight, when we opt for the more convenient item. Spring is here, and we are fortunate to be surrounded by farms here on the Western Slope. It is nearly time to venture out and see what fresh, flavorful, colorful, locally grown food is available to us right here in town. We may decide to participate in the entire process of eating by planting a few seeds at home, or we may consider getting involved at a community garden in town, or we may visit a farmers' market or order a weekly produce share from Field to Fork CSA in Palisade...we have many options to support the valuable resource of local, fresh food.At the very least, savor your food today. Does it taste good? Does it look appetizing? Does it smell amazing? Try slowing down, however that might look for you. It might be starting with preparing and enjoying one meal a week, one meal a day, or inviting someone over to share a meal. As you slow down, you will likely begin to experience the immeasurable health benefits that accompany taking the time to appreciate your food. Jessica Stieler, R.D., is a nutritionist at Healing Horizons Integrated Health Solutions, located at 2139 N. 12th St. #7. For more information, call 970-256-8449.
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The 1998 Induction Weekend Celebration kicked off on Friday with a special
appearance by former New York Islanders sniper Mike Bossy. Both young and
old came out for this rare opportunity to meet one of hockey's greatest
goal scorers.
Saturday was Kodak Photo and Fan Forum day at the Hall of Fame, which
meant there were numerous prizes given away. The grand prize went to Jim
Hutton of Scarborough, winning a weekend at the Royal York Hotel, 2 ticket's
to Saturday's Leaf game and 2 ticket's to the Induction Gala. Excitement
filled the air as five honoured members, representing 26 Stanley Cup championships,
each spent time in a question/answer session led by the FAN 590's Gord
Stellick. Yvan Cournoyer, Red Kelly, Pierre Pilote, Steve Shutt and Gerry
Cheevers brought back some great memories of a by-gone era, reminiscing
about former teammates, favourite memories and Stanley Cup victories. Then,
each relieved their glory days, posing with various fans and Lord Stanley's
Finally, the big day arrived. The Hall was closed to the
public on Monday, as preparations were in full force for
the evening's gala event. During this time, a luncheon was being
held to honour the newest Media Award winners. After 34 years of
covering the Montreal Canadiens, Yvon Pedneault was voted the winner
of the Elmer Ferguson Memorial Award for his contributions to the
print media.
At 6 p.m. the doors were opened and guests began to arrive. Two radio
stations set-up with live spots, the FAN 590 from Toronto and CHRC 80 from
Quebec City. With an exquisite buffet and plenty of drinks available, both
stations relived a little nostalgia, interviewing the likes of Ted Lindsay,
Bill Gadsby, Ted Kennedy and Johnny Bower.
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Alistair Brown
Dr. Alistair Brown is an ordained Baptist pastor from the UK who has served as President of Northern Seminary since 2008.
His early career was in journalism with 'The Scotsman,' but he committed his life to Christ at age eighteen and soon felt called to a life of Christian service.
Originally from Edinburgh, Dr. Alistair Brown studied at the University of Edinburgh and earned a Bachelor of Arts degree with merit and a Bachelor of Divinity degree with Honors. He went on to earn a PhD with a disertation examining metaphors of baptism in the Pauline literature. Dr. Brown also earned an MBA from The Open University.
He was ordained in 1981 and pastored two churches in Scotland. One was a new church plant and the other a 100-year-old city center church. Both saw extensive growth during those years. In 1996, Dr. Brown was appointed General Director of the Baptist Missionary Society, founded in 1792 by William Carey, and he moved to its headquarters in Oxfordshire, England. These were fruitful years, with major reorganizations and travel overseas which took his number of countries visited to over forty.
Moving to the Presidency of Northern Seminary has been a change of role and change of country. It has proved to be a strategic time for his leadership gifts, and the seminary has experienced new life and growth.
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Zowie, did he live and
Zowie did he die;
Bam got married;
Bing had children;
Zowie did he live and
Zowie did he die.
We move so fast that we should make it to Heaven, if we don't run past! The Bible has much to say about us changing our pace.
Christ told His disciples: "'Come ye yourselves apart into a desert place, and rest a while': for there were many coming and going, and they had no leisure so much as to eat" (Mark 6:31).
Obviously, the disciples were stressed, tired, and hungry. The Lord knew that if they did not come apart, eat and rest, they may just come apart!
Millennia ago, biblical Jeremiah had learned the importance of waiting. He said, "I say to myself, 'The Lord is my portion; therefore I will wait for Him.'"
He continued: "The Lord is good to those whose hope is in Him, to the one who seeks Him: it is good to wait quietly for the salvation of the Lord" (Lamentations 3:24-26).
The poet declares:
By all means use some time alone;
Salute thyself, see what thy soul doth wear;
Dare to look in they closet, for 'tis thine own,
And tumble up and down what thou findest there.
Like the battery on our automobile, our soul must be recharged. If we want to really know God, we must spend quiet times with Him.
Charles "Chuck" Swindoll, the well-known radio and television speaker, wrote: "I am desperately concerned that we slow down, quiet down, and gear down our lives so that intermittently each week we carve out time for quietness, solitude, thought, prayer, meditation and soul-searching."
He stated further: "You know something? That still small voice will never shout. God's methods don't change because we are so noisy and busy. He is longing for your attention, your undivided and full attention."
Swindoll concluded: "He wants to talk with you in times of quietness (with the TV off) about your need for understanding, love, compassion, patience ... and wisdom. But He won't run to catch up. He will wait and wait until you finally sit in silence and listen."
God says to all of us: "Be still and know that I am God: I will be exalted among the nations, I will be exalted in the earth" (Psalm 46:10).
Matopo Hill was a famous Christian statesman of South Africa in another century. He got a lot of things done for his country, as well as for Christ.
Nonetheless, he felt the press of time, so he wrote his epitaph and had it later placed on his tombstone: "So much to do; so little done: goodbye."
The Prophet Isaiah is poetic as he promises: "God will watch quietly from His Temple in Jerusalem — serene as on a pleasant summer day or a lovely autumn morning during harvest time."
It would seem that upon his dramatic conversion and call, the Apostle Paul would have begun immediately to spread his newfound faith. He had an excellent background in Tarsus and knew a great deal about many things.
Nonetheless, Paul felt the need of some personal preparation. His conversion was an upheaval in his life, and it was essential that he withdraw for a while and calmly survey the changed conditions and decide upon his future action.
Like Saint Augustine, who after conversion retired to a country house where for a season he "found rest in God from the fever of the world," Paul withdrew from society.
He went to Arabia, quite probably to Mount Sinai. We do not know how long he stayed there, but some think he spent three years in seclusion (see Galatians 1:11-18).
The problem that pressed Paul was the value of the ancient Law and the attitude he should have toward it since his conversion to Christianity.
In that historic scene — "where," as Keble says, "all around on mountain, sand, and sky, God's chariot-wheels had left distinctest trace," Paul communed with God.
It must have been at Sinai that the apostle thought out the question and attained the conviction that the Law was a temporary institution, designed not to cure but to discover the plague of sin.
Our Lord was the Son of God, but He did not rush into His work. After His encounter at the Temple at the age of twelve, it would seem to have been an opportune time to announce that this child prodigy was in fact the Messiah. But we know that is not what happened.
Years later, when it was time for Him to enter His public ministry, Jesus still retired to the wilderness of Judea. There He passed forty days in solitary communion and spiritual conflict.
Today He calls to all of us, "Come to Me, all who are weary and burdened, and I will give you rest" (Matthew 11:28).


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So I am almost 10 weeks and have noticed that the bulge I had only a week or so ago, just after eating a meal, now is constantly there all the time. Even when I wake up in the mornings famished, I used to have a flat tummy, from not eating over night for 8 hours. Now I have a bulge then too. At first I figured, o im just bloated probably, but I don't feel bloated at all and its been a week now. I look like I am 4 months along lol I am so tiny in every way could I very well be showing this early? My tummy muscles are sore now, and my back is alway sore. I feel like Ive done a hundred crunches even when I haven't lifted a finger. I know if I were showing it wouldn't be due to the size of the baby, as it's the size of an olive lol it would be to my uterus growing.
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Yes the Dr has weighed me. I have been this weight and height for years. I am just naturally skinny. I cant put weight on regardless. I eat whatever I want and dont have to think twice. Of course now I don't mean that literally since I am pregnant, I make sure I eat healthy, full balanced meals whenever possible and eat very little junk. My BMI is slightly lower than the norm for my height, its at 17 ish when norm is 18/19 ish. I am perfectly healthy though
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I am quite a lot smaller than you. I am 4'9" and 82lbs. Very tiny in all aspects. lol I look so big for 10 weeks its creepy. And I am almost wondering if theres more than one in there. Although I know for that to happen my HCG levels would be alot higher, and so far I've only had a few queasy days 2 weeks ago and my boobs only got sore like 5 days ago. So I don't think there would be two....
|Sun, 08-12-2012 - 1:53pm
I'm 17.5 weeks now. The only definite movement I've felt was after my dachshund jumped on my belly. Baby went nuts right after that. I'm wondering about some flutterings now, but can't say for sure they're baby just yet. They say around 18 weeks, so I don't feel like being small has made that happen early for me.
|Sat, 08-11-2012 - 1:06pm
I have been for my head to toe, a week ago. She didn't listen for a heart beat at that point, just felt my uterus. I have blood work on the 20th then around the beginning of Sept go in for my next check up. Hopefully then they will listen for a heart beat.
I to have had ligament pain, and my stomach muscles are sore as well from everything expanding. My back is also quite sore too. My neck has broken out quite bad, but I got a perscription yesterday from the doctor for it. But if this all is the worst I'll get in the first trimester, no complaints there.
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We know my dates, Last period was june 4th and due date is around march 13. That being said the dr will not preform an ultrasound earlier than 18 weeks unless they are unsure of my dates or if there is a medical reason, like I was high risk. So I hope to god there is just one baby. If I had two in there, that would be a great risk to my life. I physically would not be able to carry two. One will be a feat for me. I really think it has to do with my small frame, since more than one would cause higher HCG levels, and I have had no morning sickness and my breasts only started hurting this past week. Im pretty much symptomless really.
|Fri, 08-10-2012 - 10:28pm
Are you sure that there's only one baby? Have you confirmed your due date? Otherwise, it could just be because of your small frame that your showing a little sooner. I started having a very small bulge at 14 weeks and definite baby bump at 16 weeks. Your uterus is still really low in your pelvis until 2nd trimester (when it starts moving up) and it's even with your belly button at 20 weeks. When your uterus grows you can feel it because it feels like a sharp and sudden pain (round ligament pain) that doesn't last long and it's to one side or the other. If you do have a smaller frame, you'll feel the baby move sooner, too. I started feeling inconsistent movements at 14 weeks (and I am not small framed) and definite and consistent from 16 weeks on. The baby was kicking so hard last night that I could feel it from the outside, but DH couldn't. I think it's just because the baby stopped kicking when he placed his hand there, but he should be able to start feeling it in the next couple of weeks. Hopefully, it doesn't freak him out, lol.


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ATLANTA -- Hawks point guard Jeff Teague sprained his left ankle against San Antonio on Friday night and is expected to miss at least two games.
Teague, who hurt his ankle when he came down on Tim Duncan's foot, limped off the court late in the second period and did not return in the Spurs' 105-79 win.
Hawks coach Mike Budenholzer said Teague will not be with the team for a two-game trip to Milwaukee and Oklahoma City. The Hawks play at Milwaukee on Saturday night.
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Even with Teague, the Hawks had only 10 players in uniform. They played their first game after losing center Pero Antic for two to four weeks with a stress fracture in his right ankle. Antic had been the replacement for Al Horford, who was lost for the season when he tore his right pectoral muscle on Dec. 26.
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