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Christ heals a man on the sabbath. (1-6) He teaches humility. (7-14) Parable of the great supper. (15-24) The necessity of consideration and self-denial. (25-35)
Verses 1-6 This Pharisee, as well as others, seems to have had an ill design in entertaining Jesus at his house. But our Lord would not be hindered from healing a man, though he knew a clamour would be raised at his doing it on the sabbath. It requires care to understand the proper connexion between piety and charity in observing the sabbath, and the distinction between works of real necessity and habits of self-indulgence. Wisdom from above, teaches patient perseverance in well-doing.
Verses 7-14 Even in the common actions of life, Christ marks what we do, not only in our religious assemblies, but at our tables. We see in many cases, that a man's pride will bring him low, and before honour is humility. Our Saviour here teaches, that works of charity are better than works of show. But our Lord did not mean that a proud and unbelieving liberality should be rewarded, but that his precept of doing good to the poor and afflicted should be observed from love to him.
Verses 15-24 In this parable observe the free grace and mercy of God shining in the gospel of Christ, which will be food and a feast for the soul of a man that knows its own wants and miseries. All found some pretence to put off their attendance. This reproves the Jewish nation for their neglect of the offers of Christ's grace. It shows also the backwardness there is to close with the gospel call. The want of gratitude in those who slight gospel offers, and the contempt put upon the God of heaven thereby, justly provoke him. The apostles were to turn to the Gentiles, when the Jews refused the offer; and with them the church was filled. The provision made for precious souls in the gospel of Christ, has not been made in vain; for if some reject, others will thankfully accept the offer. The very poor and low in the world, shall be as welcome to Christ as the rich and great; and many times the gospel has the greatest success among those that labour under worldly disadvantages and bodily infirmities. Christ's house shall at last be filled; it will be so when the number of the elect is completed.
Verses 25-35 Though the disciples of Christ are not all crucified, yet they all bear their cross, and must bear it in the way of duty. Jesus bids them count upon it, and then consider of it. Our Saviour explains this by two similitudes; the former showing that we must consider the expenses of our religion; the latter, that we must consider the perils of it. Sit down and count the cost; consider it will cost the mortifying of sin, even the most beloved lusts. The proudest and most daring sinner cannot stand against God, for who knows the power of his anger? It is our interest to seek peace with him, and we need not send to ask conditions of peace, they are offered to us, and are highly to our advantage. In some way a disciple of Christ will be put to the trial. May we seek to be disciples indeed, and be careful not to grow slack in our profession, or afraid of the cross; that we may be the good salt of the earth, to season those around us with the savour of Christ.
Luke 14:1-24 . HEALING OF A DROPSICAL MAN, AND MANIFOLD TEACHINGS AT A SABBATH FEAST.
2. man before him--not one of the company, since this was apparently before the guests sat down, and probably the man came in hope of a cure, though not expressly soliciting it [DE WETTE].
7-11. a parable--showing that His design was not so much to inculcate mere politeness or good manners, as underneath this to teach something deeper ( Luke 14:11 ).
chief rooms--principal seats, in the middle part of the couch on which they reclined at meals, esteemed the most honorable.
8. wedding--and seating thyself at the wedding feast. Our Lord avoids the appearance of personality by this delicate allusion to a different kind of entertainment than this of his host [BENGEL].
9. the lowest--not a lower merely [BENGEL].
with shame--"To be lowest is only ignominious to him who affects the highest" [BENGEL].
10. Friend--said to the modest guest only, not the proud one ( Luke 14:9 ) [BENGEL].
worship--honor. The whole of this is but a reproduction of Proverbs 25:6 Proverbs 25:7 . But it was reserved for the matchless Teacher to utter articulately, and apply to the regulation of the minutest features of social life, such great laws of the Kingdom of God, as that of Luke 14:11 .
11. whosoever, &c.--couching them in a chaste simplicity and proverbial terseness of style which makes them "apples of gold in a setting of silver."
12-14. call not thy friends--Jesus certainly did not mean us to dispense with the duties of ordinary fellowship, but, remitting these to their proper place, inculcates what is better [BENGEL].
lest . . . a recompense be given thee--a fear the world is not afflicted with [BENGEL]. The meaning, however, is that no exercise of principle is involved in it, as selfishness itself will suffice to prompt to it ( Matthew 5:46 Matthew 5:47 ).
13. call the poor--"Such God Himself calls" ( Luke 14:21 ) [BENGEL].
14. blessed--acting from disinterested, god-like compassion for the wretched.
15-24. when one . . . heard . . . he said, Blessed, &c.--As our Lord's words seemed to hold forth the future "recompense" under the idea of a great Feast, the thought passes through this man's mind, how blessed they would be who should be honored to sit down to it. Our Lord's reply is in substance this: "The great Feast is prepared already; the invitations are issued, but declined; the feast, notwithstanding, shall not want abundance of guests; but not one of its present contemners--who shall yet come to sue for admission--shall be allowed to taste of it." This shows what was lacking in the seemingly pious exclamation of this man. It was Balaam's, "Let me die the death of the righteous, and let my last end be like his" ( Numbers 23:10 ), without any anxiety about living his life; fondly wishing that all were right with him at last, while all heedless of the precious present.
16. a great supper--(Compare Isaiah 25:6 ).
bade many--historically, the Jews generally, those within the pale of professed discipleship.
17. supper-time . . . all now ready--pointing undoubtedly to the now ripening preparations for the great Gospel call.
18. all began to make excuse--(Compare Matthew 22:5 ). Three excuses, given as specimens of the rest, answer to "the care of this world" ( Luke 14:18 ), "the deceitfulness of riches" ( Luke 14:19 ), and "the pleasures of this life" ( Luke 14:20 ), which "choke the word" ( Matthew 13:22 and Luke 8:14 ). Each differs from the other, and each has its own plausibility, but all come to the same result: "We have other things to attend to, more pressing just now." Nobody is represented as saying, I will not come; nay, all the answers imply that but for certain things they would come, and when these are out of the way they will come. So it certainly is in the case intended, for the last words clearly imply that the refusers will one day become petitioners.
21. came, and showed, &c.--saying as in Isaiah 53:1 . "It is the part of ministers to report to the Lord in their prayers the compliance or refusal of their hearers" [BENGEL].
angry--in one sense a gracious word, showing how sincere he was in issuing his invitations ( Ezekiel 33:11 ). But it is the slight put upon him, the sense of which is intended to be marked by this word.
streets and lanes--historically, those within the same pale of "the city" of God as the former class, but the despised and outcasts of the nation, the "publicans and sinners" [TRENCH]; generally, all similar classes, usually overlooked in the first provision for supplying the means of grace to a community, half heathen in the midst of revealed light, and in every sense miserable.
22. yet there is room--implying that these classes had embraced the invitation ( Matthew 21:32 , 12:37 , last clause; John 7:48 John 7:49 ); and beautifully expressing the longing that should fill the hearts of ministers to see their Master's table filled.
23. highways and hedges--outside the city altogether; historically, the heathen, sunk in the lowest depths of spiritual wretchedness, as being beyond the pale of all that is revealed and saving, "without Christ, strangers from the covenant of promise, having no hope, and without God in the world" ( Ephesians 2:12 ); generally, all such still. Thus, this parable prophetically contemplates the extension of the kingdom of God to the whole world; and spiritually, directs the Gospel invitations to be carried to the lowest strata, and be brought in contact with the outermost circles, of human society.
compel them to come in--not as if they would make the "excuses" of the first class, but because it would be hard to get them over two difficulties: (1) "We are not fit company for such a feast." (2) "We have no proper dress, and are ill in order for such a presence." How fitly does this represent the difficulties and fears of the sincere! How is this met? "Take no excuse--make them come as they are--bring them along with you." What a directory for ministers of Christ!
that my house may be filled--"Grace no more than nature will endure a vacuum" [BENGEL].
24. I say unto you, That none--Our Lord here appears to throw off the veil of the parable, and proclaim the Supper His own, intimating that when transferred and transformed into its final glorious form, and the refusers themselves would give all for another opportunity, He will not allow one of them to taste it. (Note. This parable must not be confounded with that of Proverbs 1:24-33 ; The Marriage Supper, Matthew 22:2-14 ).
Luke 14:25-35 . ADDRESS TO GREAT MULTITUDES TRAVELLING WITH HIM.
25. great multitudes with him--on His final journey to Jerusalem. The "great multitudes" were doubtless people going to the passover, who moved along in clusters ( Luke 2:44 ), and who on this occasion falling in with our Lord had formed themselves into one mass about Him.
26, 27. If any man, mark 8:34 mark 8:35 ).
28-33. which of you, &c.--Common sense teaches men not to begin any costly work without first seeing that they have wherewithal to finish. And he who does otherwise exposes himself to general ridicule. Nor will any wise potentate enter on a war with any hostile power without first seeing to it that, despite formidable odds (two to one), he be able to stand his ground; and if he has no hope of this, he will feel that nothing remains for him but to make the best terms he can. Even so, says our Lord, "in the warfare you will each have to wage as My disciples, despise not your enemy's strength, for the odds are all against you; and you had better see to it that, despite every disadvantage, you still have wherewithal to hold out and win the day, or else not begin at all, and make the best you can in such awful circumstances." In this simple sense of the parable (STIER, ALFORD, &c., go wide of the mark here in making the enemy to be God, because of the "conditions of peace," Luke 14:32 ), two things are taught: (1) Better not begin ( Revelation 3:15 ), than begin and not finish. (2) Though the contest for salvation be on our part an awfully unequal one, the human will, in the exercise of that "faith which overcometh the world" ( 1 John 5:4 ), and nerved by power from above, which "out of weakness makes it strong" ( Hebrews 11:34 , 1 Peter 1:5 ), becomes heroical and will come off "more than conqueror." But without absolute surrender of self the contest is hopeless ( Luke 14:33 ).
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A member of the Notre Dame band performs before an NCAA college football game between Notre Dame and Wake Forest in South Bend, Ind., Saturday, Nov. 17, 2012. (AP Photo/Michael Conroy)
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SOUTH BEND, IND. — Here come the Irish.
And they are more pumped than a gaggle of wee leprechaun fortune hunters who stumbled onto a shiny pot of gold.
A win over Wake Forest on Saturday kept Notre Dame football, ranked No. 3 going into the game, undefeated. Losses by the No. 1 and No. 2 ranked teams Saturday pushed Notre Dame to a place it hasn't been since 1993 — the country's top-ranked college football program.
Students on campus — from freshman who weren't born the last time the team was undefeated to seniors who weren't born the last time the school won a national championship — described the atmosphere as "insane." Professors are ending class emails with "Go Irish." Fans by the thousands poured onto campus over the weekend to experience the heightened energy.
"Everyone is so excited, everyone is so invested in this season and cares so much," said Bryce Burton, 22, a Notre Dame senior who spends every Saturday dancing an Irish jig in a tight green suit as the school's leprechaun mascot. "The stadium is louder than I've ever heard it. The people are more excited than I've ever seen them."
Even in off seasons — and there's been plenty in the last 25 years — Fighting Irish fans like to think they're part of something extra-special. They believe their fandom is such that other schools' boosters in places like Ann Arbor, Mich., Pittsburgh and Southern California — especially southern California — simply can't appreciate.
"I grew up around Ohio State and it's a lot of fun," said Allan Joseph, a medical school-bound Notre Dame senior who is the editor in chief of and a football writer for the campus newspaper. "It is different here. The people are different. It's nothing against those other schools, but I think Notre Dame is just a special place. I couldn't imagine a better place to spend a fall Saturday than Notre Dame stadium."
He's not alone. Notre Dame has sold out every home game for more than 30 consecutive years. Security isn't tighter this year, said university spokesman Dennis Brown, because every game brings around 100,000 people to the stadium — 80,000 with tickets and another 20,000 without.
"We plan for that win, lose or draw," he said. "Our full game day approach is the same for any game."
Fans are loyal, including — full disclosure — this one. I was a student in 1993, the last time the Irish were ranked No. 1, and graduated in 1996.
Haters by the hundreds are out there, I know, and I was open to listening to their point of view. But if they were anywhere near campus Friday, I couldn't find them.
"There are certain universities that have a massive following and Notre Dame is one of those schools," said Cheryl Cooky, an interdisciplinary professor at Purdue who is a member of the North American Society for the Sociology of Sport. "People are almost religious in their fervor, dedication and devotion. There's kind of a cultural investment we have with football. It becomes more than it should be."
The fanaticism of Notre Dame seems partially made and partially born. About one-quarter of every incoming freshman class are legacy students, those with a family member who graduated from Notre Dame.
"A lot of those kids, when they're students, it isn't new to them," Brown said. "They understand the traditions, the loyalty and they carry it on."
If you're not born into Notre Dame fandom, it's carefully cultivated in details big and small the moment students set foot on campus.
"Not every single one of them is interested in football or athletics as a whole," Brown said. "They understand that is a part of Notre Dame that brings a sense of excitement, not more than any other school but as much as any other school in the country."
Brown couldn't quantify the excitement — it's too early to tell if applications are up or if there's been a dramatic impact on the already robust sale of licensed Notre Dame paraphernalia because of the winning season.
But on campus, he thinks people are simply happier.
"There's a greater sense of energy and you can sense it if you're here all the time," he said.
Students aren't the only ones on campus relishing the moment.
"It gets more intense every week," said Judy Benchaar, 52, an administrative assistant in the university's department of romance languages and literatures, who said a military fly-over on campus the Monday after the Boston College game was a highlight of the football season. "It's definitely more crowded, everywhere."
At the LaFortune Student Center on Friday, Adam Winter sat with three college friends, the group dressed in Irish regalia, ready for the game against Wake Forest. None of them is a student at Notre Dame; they all attend college in Iowa.
"You can go to any state and find a big group of Notre Dame fans," said Winter, 20. "You can't go to Iowa and find a big group of Alabama fans."
They didn't think it was odd that they were spending their weekend cheering for a team from a college they don't attend.
"We have football," said his friend Michael DeBates, 21, an Iowa State junior. "But it's nothing like this at all."


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I got the Mirena IUD put in when my daughter was 6 weeks old, I had never really quit bleeding postpartum, so then the mirena added ANOTHER 8 months old constant bleeding, spotting, on top of that. Then I had chronic YI's on it, and had finally had enough. Called, made my removal appointment last week, and had it out yesterday.
I still breastfeed Layla, and plan to for another 3 months at the very least , if she wants to go longer, i may. But my main goal was a year. So my options for birth control pretty much consisted of depo (no thank you..ever), nexplanon (no thanks..), Mirena, or the mini pill. The mini pill isnt really as effective as a combination BCP, so we didnt think that was a good option for me, especially when i have some memory issues stemming from a concussion i recieved a few years ago. So having to take something at the EXACT same time everyday.. no. I'd be pregnant again in a month. lol. So, she then said there was a new option, Lo Estrin Fe 1mg/10mcg dose. She said it was a very small dose and was safe while breastfeeding, especially after your supply was well established. I am very much on the fence about taking this because I can not find a single article online that says its ok to take while breastfeeding and have never heard of a combination pill being safe. I am not sure if i am willing to take that chance with my daughter, you know?
Has anyone else been recommended this? What did you do?
I think we are just going to stick to condoms for protection.. but I found the many choices to be overwhelming lol. I miss a regular good ole BCP.
Great topic and an important one.
Here is some information that you might find helpful:
I had my first child at 36 and new I would like another child soon after so we used condoms until we were ready for another child. It worked well for us. I think it worked for us because we knew that we were ok with the possibility of getting pregnant.
When we decided that our family was complete, my husband had a vasectomy. Works out great for both of us. My sister was in the same situation. Her husband went to have a vasectomy and they ended up not being able to go it in the office because of the location of parts. The doctor said he would have to undergo actual surgery to have the vasectomy. This mad my brother in law uncomfortable so my sister went and had an IUD.
The reason I am telling you this is because my sister is so happy that she ended up with an IUD vs her husband having the vasectomy. She only has to deal with it every five years and she has no period. I find myself wishing I had done the same thing every time mother nature arrives If I remember correctly, it's a very low dose as well. It may be an option if you plan on waiting a few years before having another child.
Do your research. you'll figure out what is best for you and your family
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I had the Mirena IUD for about 8 months and had it removed friday, and now have to go back and get cultured because my body still wont get rid of the infections i had. Definitely was caused by the IUD's though. I couldnt have paraguard (the copper/no hormone ) IUD due to my medical history, Dr. M said no to it.
I personally would rather be on a regular bcp like lo lo estrin fe.. like she perscribed, but dang i am so gunshy of anything now. DH would NEVER get a vas.. I know better than to even ask that one. lol. Dr. M refuses to do a tube tie until you are 28, or you have two children.
They told me today that they are worried I was developing PID, which we all know can affect fertility.. while I dont want anymore (definitely not now, or anytime soon, but maybe in the future. MAYBE) I sure dont want the option to be taken from me either. you know? All this trouble because I thought an IUD would be a great thing for me. the worst decision ive ever made when it comes to birth control
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CNN — While Selena Gomez's "crazy schedule" is thought to be a reason for her supposed breakup with Justin Bieber, the former Disney star doesn't seem to have regrets.
The 20-year-old actress was in New York City Monday night as one of the honorees at Glamour magazine's Women of the Year event, and she told CNN that she's taking the recent onslaught of media scrutiny in stride.
"I don't know, you know," Gomez said of how she's dealing with the attention. "I'm just taking it day by day. I'm very lucky to do what I do, and I'm glad I can do it."
Gomez is said to be the one who called off her relationship with the 18-year-old pop star, with anonymous sources telling everyone from People magazine to Us Weekly to E! News that their busy work lives got in the way of their teen romance. (These sources also added in a tidbit about Gomez having "trust issues" with Bieber, whatever that may mean.)
Bieber, meanwhile, has given similarly vague responses to the speculation about his love life. On Saturday, he told the Open House Party radio show that he doesn't know "what's going on with my life," so "to even assess that it doesn't make sense 'cause I have not made any comment."
He then took the stage in Boston Saturday night to sing a cover of Justin Timberlake's "Cry Me A River," which, be it a nod to the gossip or not, is definitely being seen as such given the timing.
While Gomez tweeted that she was left "speechless" at Glamour's event on Monday, having been inspired by the "powerful women" who were also in attendance, Bieber's sharing the uplifting advice he's receiving.
"'Life is short. It's gonna be what it's gonna be. As long as u put your best foot forward,'" he posted Monday night. "Glenn... words from a stranger I just met."


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The main tourist destination, the central area of Amsterdam attracts tourists to its main squares – Dam and Nieuwmarkt. Dam has the best of the historic buildings, whilst Nieuwmarkt offers Holland's take on Chinatown. The Old Centre is also where the Red Light District can be found, but the bars, cafes and restaurants of the area nowadays attract a wider range of visitors than the traditional stag party gangs. The so-called 'New Side' of Amsterdam's centre is relative to the ancient history of this place – it is still full of buildings dating back to the medieval times. However, it provides a quieter and more intellectual pace of life compared to the Old Side and is a book-lover's paradise. It's home to the Amsterdam Museum and Spui Square, which boasts three large bookstores. Plenty of budget accommodation can be found here.
Once a traditional, working-class neighbourhood, Jordaan has been completely regenerated and is now a very popular district with young, trendy things. It still retains a bohemian spirit, attracting artists of all types and keeping up a long tradition of folk music. It is the perfect place to explore art galleries, boutique restaurants and quirky markets - and it is just a five-minute walk to the main sights of the Old Centre. Hostel and budget accommodation can be found here, as well as mid-range hotels.
This upmarket area surrounding the Old Centre boasts some impressive architecture and is also home to the Anne Frank Museum, so it's the perfect neighbourhood for those seeking to soak up the history of Amsterdam. The Negen Straatjes – nine streets sandwiched between two canals – provide an alternative shopping destination with plenty of independent fashion boutiques to choose from. By night, this is a main clubbing area, and with plenty of well-priced hotels, you won't have far to stumble back to in the wee hours of the morning.
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Outstanding 100%matthew_do I booked the Hotelboot Angeline for a group on a long weekend, looking for a good central location, at a good price with flexibility on access. The hotel certainly exceeded expectations, moored next to the Nemo centre, location is perfect a short ten minute walk to the Central Station and the night time 'attractions'. The hotel itself given its a boat is pretty comfortable, very clean with a friendly atmosphere. Breakfast in the morning is adequate with planty of choice of cereal, cold meets and cheeses and freshly brewed coffee. I would thoroughly recommend the Hotelboot Angeline for those of you looking for a short visit or a group weekend away with a central location. Thanks!
roisindoherty We have just returned home after a great stay in your beautiful city. TThe Studio was perfect for our stay in every way. When we return to Amsterdam we would definitely stay in this studio again. Thank you.
colettecra We had a really lovely stay in Amsterdam made even better by Easy Nuh Man being a real home from home. The whole place was really clean and fresh. The room itself was very spacious with high ceilings and the bed soooo comfortable I struggled to get out of it! Big airy kitchen with everything you might need if you want to cook or just prepare some breakfast. Nice big windows everywhere too. Great shower and use of washing machine. Location is perfect - lots very nearby but not noisy at all. Really good street for shopping and 2 mins from the museums and Vondelpark. Nice restaurants nearby if you don't want to go into the centre but trams on the doorstep if you do which are very quick and easy to use. Really nice touches like fresh flowers in the room and weather forecast for our stay! Nick was a great host and made us feel very welcome. Will definitely stay here again!
plt1963 Great location and fantastic value for money. Staff extremely accommodating. Breakfast was exceptional (not cooked). Facilities basic and rooms tiny. If over 6ft tall it would be problematical but in truth it is a ship so hardly surprising. All in all it couldn't be better for the money.
nidvia The location is far from the center of Amsterdam but a few minutes by tram. With facilities around, including supermarkets. The proper cleaning. You can enjoy privacy. The bathroom a bit small. The best for us was the view from the room at the Rembrandt Park.
Tim.Moran This is dead set the best hostel i have ever stayed in. I have been traveling for the past two years and this hostel is my favorite. The staff are FANTASTIC and hospitable with great knowledge of the area. Beds are extremely comfortable and rooms are warm as :) would recommend anyone to stay here 10/10 place :) thanks cocomama for the wonderful experience
riana.dekl The apartment is situated in the heart of Amsterdam, but just outside the hussle and bussle of the main tourist spots (and red light district). It is also close to Centraal Station, so walking to the apartment with your baggage in not an issue. We were greated by Angela, a very friendly lady. The kitchen is stocked, with a few things, including hams, cheese, bacon, juice and milk for breakfast...we thought that was great. We really enjoyed our stay and would recommend this place to everyone. If climbing stairs is an issue, I would not recommend this apartment...it has three sets of stairs that can be rather daunting at first. Rent a Vespa(scooter) when in Amsterdam. It beats walking and riding a bicycle and it will make it possible to see the "real" amsterdam further away from the city centre. Overall we had a great stay at Jacob's home!
stephanie- The cabins were a little bit hot during night time given the hot weather...but otherwise it was nice, clean and had a very friendly staff with a great breakfast buffet...I would go back again...
superduper The St Christopher's seem to be very interesting hotels and hostels. Lookig forward to know the other ones around the world...!
Pete_Rando You've got a friggin bar downstairs and an extra room to smoke weed. The croom and the abraxas are really good coffee shops and are right around the corner. It's also really close to the main sights like the waxfigure museum, the harbor (nemo, amsterdam). Oh and breakfast is just great ;)
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(BUFFALO GROVE) With Hostess Twinkies rapidly disappearing from store shelves and fans snapping up the final production run of the treat, at least one northwest suburban shopper allowed his enthusiasm to get out of hand.
Buffalo Grove police were called just after 9 p.m. Tuesday to the Jewel grocery at 79 N. McHenry Rd. to handle an unruly customer.
The customer was causing a disturbance because a store official would not allow him to purchase a large quantity of Twinkies, a police report said. The store policy allowed each customer to purchase 10 Twinkies, according to police.
Police told the outraged customer the store has the right to set purchase limits, and advised him to buy his 10 Twinkies and leave, which he did.
Hostess Brands, which was reorganizing in bankruptcy, shut down operations Nov. 16. The company shuttered 36 plants nationwide, including Twinkies' birthplace plant in Schiller Park that employed 297 workers, and a bakery in Hodgkins where 325 people worked.
The Twinkie was created by the Schiller Park bakery manager in 1930. The Jewel chain was selling what it called the "final shipment" of Hostess products, including Twinkies, on Tuesday.


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This bilingual blog - 'आन्याची फाटकी पासोडी' in Marathi- is largely a celebration of visual and/or comic ...तुकाराम: "ढेकणासी बाज गड,उतरचढ केवढी" (Tukaram: For a bedbug a bed is like a castle. so much climbing up and down!)... George Santayana: " Everything in nature is lyrical in its ideal essence, tragic in its fate, and comic in its existence"...William Hazlitt: "Pictures are scattered like stray gifts through the world; and while they remain, earth has yet a little gilding."
G C Lichtenberg: "It is as if our languages were confounded: when we want a thought, they bring us a word; when we ask for a word, they give us a dash; and when we expect a dash, there comes a piece of bawdy."
W H Auden: "But in my arms till break of day / Let the living creature lie. / Mortal, guilty, but to me/ The entirely beautiful."
Werner Herzog: "We are surrounded by worn-out, banal, useless and exhausted images, limping and dragging themselves behind the rest of our cultural evolution."
John Gray: "Unlike Schopenhauer, who lamented the human lot, Leopardi believed that the best response to life is laughter. What fascinated Schopenhauer, along with many later writers, was Leopardi's insistence that illusion is necessary to human happiness."
Art Spiegelman: "You know words in a way are hitting you on the left side of your brain, music and visual arts hit on the right side of the brain, so the idea is to pummel you, to send you from left brain to right brain and back until you're as unbalanced as I am."
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Well, so, seeing as the Giants are 8.5 games out of first place we're not really doing a Snake Watch on dem Diamondbacks. But I did make friends with snake today! (Don't worry, it wasn't a diamondback. It was a non-poisonous, non-Giant-beating sweetheart who licked my hand and left me totally in love with snakes.)
The first two games against Los Angeles on Friday and Saturday marked borderline season lows for me. I guess I wanted to hold out hope that this team was still contending until the actual elimination and those games drove home that fact that this season is probably not going to culminate in any playoffs for the Giants. It was a bit sad. It that was all made better, of course, by today's game, though. Contending or not contending, March is a long way off and there would be any number of slightly heartbreaking changes this offseason. Today was just a fun September game, with them all playing their hearts out and it was decidedly smile-worthy.
And now a word about Affeldt. Two words, actually. 1) Ouch! 2) Oh. My. God. No.
Well, that was five words in the end. But you know what I mean. I have actually developed a strange phobia of knives and frozen hamburgers over the past few days. To make this all legit and Greek, that would be machairi-champourgker. Jeremy has scarred me for life with that injury.
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