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Book of Isaiah 50:4-9a.
The Lord GOD has given me a well-trained tongue, That I might
know how to speak to the weary a word that will rouse them. Morning after morning he opens my ear
that I may hear; and I have not rebelled, have not turned back.
I gave my back to those who
beat me, my cheeks to those who plucked my beard; My face I did not shield from buffets and
spitting. The Lord GOD is my help, therefore I am not disgraced; I have set my face like flint,
knowing that I shall not be put to shame.
He is near who upholds my right; if anyone wishes to oppose me, let us appear together. Who disputes my right? Let him confront me. See, the Lord GOD is my help; who will prove me wrong? Lo, they will all wear out like cloth, the moth will eat them up.
Psalms 69(68):8-10.21bcd-22.31.33-34.
For your sake I bear insult,
shame covers my face.
I have become an outcast to my kin
a stranger to my mother's children.
Because zeal for your house consumes me,
I am scorned by those who scorn you.
Insult has
broken my heart, and I am weak;
I looked for compassion, but there was none,
for comforters, but found none.
Insult has broken my heart, and I am weak;
I looked for compassion, but there was none,
for comforters, but
found none.
Insult has broken my heart, and I am weak;
I looked for compassion, but there was none,
for comforters, but found none.
Instead they put gall in my food;
for my thirst they gave me vinegar.
That I may praise God's name in song
and glorify it with thanksgiving.
"See, you lowly ones, and be glad;
you who seek God, take
For the LORD hears the poor,
does not spurn those in bondage.
Holy Gospel of Jesus Christ according to Saint
Matthew 26:14-25.
One of the Twelve, who was
called Judas Iscariot, went to the chief priests and said, "What are you willing to give me if I
hand him over to you?" They paid him thirty pieces of silver, and from that
time on he looked for an opportunity to hand him over.
On the first day of the Feast of
Unleavened Bread, the disciples approached Jesus and said, "Where do you want us to prepare for you
to eat the Passover?" He said, "Go into the city to a certain man and tell him, 'The teacher
says, "My appointed time draws near; in your house I shall celebrate the
Passover with my disciples. The disciples then did as Jesus had ordered, and prepared the
Passover. When it was evening, he reclined at table with the Twelve. And while they were
eating, he said, "Amen, I say to you, one of you will betray me."
Deeply distressed at this, they
began to say to him one after another, "Surely it is not I, Lord?" He said in reply, "He who has
dipped his hand into the dish with me is the one who will betray me. The Son of Man indeed goes,
as it is written of him, but woe to that man by whom the Son of Man is betrayed. It would be better
for that man if he had never been born."
Then Judas, his betrayer, said in reply, "Surely it is not I, Rabbi?" He answered, "You have said so."
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21 I'm afraid that when I come again, my God may embarrass me in front of you. I might have to go into mourning over all the people who have sinned before and haven't changed their hearts and lives from what they used to practice: moral corruption, sexual immorality, and doing whatever feels good. | 21 I am afraid that when I come again my God will humble me before you, and I will be grieved over many who have sinned earlier and have not repented of the impurity, sexual sin and debauchery in which they have indulged. |
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Anyone have in feedback good or bad on this range when researching? http://www.kitchenaid.com/flash.cmd?/#/product/KDRU783VSS/ We are in the market for a 48" range and want duel fuel. I have the chance to purchase this particular range at a bargain price of $5669 delivered. This is new in box, not an open box, refurb, etc however when searching all of the forums no one seems to consider kitchen aid. On paper it looks as good or better than most other high end ranges and its at a price that's hard to walk away from. Any thoughts on this range good or bad? Thanks. Jeremy |
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- Posted by breezygirl (My Page) on Mon, Dec 31, 12 at 20:40
I seriously considered that model in the beginning stages of my house reno when I thought I would put in a 48" range instead of a rangetop and two full-size ovens. Like you, I was intrigued by the much lower price tag than many other brands. My local dealer brought in a unit for me to see, but it wasn't hooked up. I was very unimpressed with the fit and finish. The knobs and trim were very loose and wobbly as were the burner grates. The whole unit seeme a little cheap and flimsy. The enticement of the price wasn't enough for me to overcome my perceived lack of quality. I have no idea how it cooks though. |
Thanks for the reply. Hopefully some others will join in. I've looked at the range personally and nothing scares me off. More concerned with reliability. Range has two 20K Btu burners, steam, dual fuel, low simmer, etc. I would have to spend another 3K+ in order to get the same features in a viking, dcs, etc. Not really concerned about blue or red knobs or the status that comes along with wolf, viking, etc. I'm more concerned about reliability. Anyone else? |
Bumping this post to see if anyone else has any opinions/experience on this range that may have missed this thread. After doing some more research it looks like the range has the following 2 - 20,000 high to 1700 low btu burners |
I have this stove and love it! The griddle is fantastic. Cleans up very easily. I occasionally use half a lemon after very messy jobs, and that does it. The ovens are true to temp and work well. Bread is fantastic with steam, great crust. I have not tried steam for meats but will for next turkey. 20k burners work well and I use them frequently for boiling large pots. Simmer goes very low. I do not use self cleaning. Never have on my past stoves as Either. I think 90% of any ranges issues come up after self cleaning. |
We are considering this range as well. There is very limited info when researching reviews on this model. I'm curious as to if you bought it and for others reviews as well! |
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Hail storm and torrential down pour at 9:00 pm.
I mean, if you live out on the eastern plains or Kansas, nasty night time storms happen, but on the Western Slope? |
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We had big, wet looking clouds. All we got was a few drops here in Arvada. |
Definitely surprising for a nighttime storm in your neck of the woods, David! I spent all afternoon watching the same "big, wet looking" clouds Popmama had, and hoping to get dumped on---but what I wound up getting hardly qualified as "a few drops!" Have my fingers crossed for tomorrow---sans-hail, of course! Hope your tomatoes, et al, survived the hail, P.S. If it helps, the northeast plains and moving into NE are getting hit right now! |
I'm still hoping for rain. I have heard thunder twice now in the last month----It even got cloudy one day. KennyP |
Surveying the damage this morning, it wasn't as bad as it looked peering out the windows last night. The large leaves on the squash look a bit tattered and the tomatoes aren't going to win any beauty contests. I have two apple trees - the Almata red fleshed ones - that are now mature, and it looks like the wind knocked off a bushel or so. Today is apple sauce making day. |
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First take: The Dead Weather at 9:30 Club
By Chris Richards
Of course it started with a drum fill -- a demonstrative rumble that rivaled the thunderclaps that peeled across Washington skies earlier that evening. It sounded like thunkity-thunkity-thwack, but it screamed, "Look at me, look at me, look at me!"
That's because the drummer was Jack White, the eccentric White Stripes frontman, moonlighting behind the drums in his auxiliary group, the Dead Weather.
The foursome kicked off its summer tour at the 9:30 Club in righteous form Tuesday, but with White rarely ceding the spotlight to his band mates: guitarist/keyboardist Dean Fertita, bassist Jack Lawrence and frontwoman Alison Mosshart.
Give a peacock some drum sticks, and you still have a peacock. Good thing this peacock knows how to make such intoxicating rock-n-roll.
Were you at the show? Share your thoughts in the comments below and check Click Track at 9:30 a.m. Wednesday for the full review.
Chris Richards
July 13, 2010; 11:50 PM ET
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What a powerfully moving raw energy rock and roll show that was. I'd pay to see it again tomorrow. There's no gimmicks here, there's no cutesy niche that that they over aggressively try to peg themselves into. The Dead Weather, led by this generation's rock and roll ombudsman Jack White, are simply a foursome of legitimate-grade A-born-to-do-this rock performers. Here's hoping that, unlike the Stripes and Racounteurs who both kept the party going past the prime, this project of Mr.White's doesn't dissolve soon. Anyone who saw what I saw tonight would tell you that they've got something too special to just crank out two albums and a couple tours with.
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The WaPo continues its downhill slide in every area.
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Mr. Richards must have been at a different Dead Weather show at the 9:30. I was at the one that began with a short set by Harlem, with Dead Weather coming on at 9:30. Not my favorite band, not my favorite show, but they rocked loud and hard for 90 minutes, and they played like a band - if anyone was the focus, if anyone stood out, I'd say it was the guitarist, but what came across more was the band-ness of the performance. The comments Mr. Richards made about Jack White are ludicrous.
But maybe he attended a different show.
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I don't know, Tojo. Jack White is one of the most prolific artists of our generation and im pretty sure all eyes were on him, or on the sexy, seductive, pissed-off and spastic Allison Mosshart. The union of these two makes for a phenomenal live show, and they brought sensational energy to the 9:30 Club last night...
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I don't know, Tojo. Jack White is one of the most prolific artists of our generation and im pretty sure all eyes were on him, or on the sexy, seductive, pissed-off and spastic Allison Mosshart. The union of these two makes for a phenomenal live show and they brought sensational energy to the 9:30 Club last night.
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There was another problem: White's drums was the only part of the mix that could be heard distinctly. Compared to their show at the 930 last year, the sound last night was terrible. Sounded like White's drums were miked too loud, and everyone else was overdriven to an earsplitting, almost unrecognizable buzz going into the PA, just to be able to be heard. This is a really talented band, but the mix last night was about as bad as I have ever heard, and I've seen hundreds of bands at 930 dating back to the early '80s.
Yeah, it seemed like White was saying, "Look at me, I can play the drums real good, too."
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Interview with the Violet Hour's Toby Maloney
The Violet Hour beckons discerning clientele with many luxuries: a romantic, serene space with floor-to-ceiling curtains, high-backed blue leather chairs, flickering candles and chandeliers; fine-tuned volume levels and elbow room; and an eclectic selection of artisanal cocktails made with painstaking precision. Below, partner/mixologist Toby Maloney tell us how the 2014 Outstanding Bar Program nominee is influenced by its Chicago environs, the poetic inspiration behind its name, and his favorite spring cocktail.
JBF: How would you describe the Violet Hour's mixology style?
Toby Maloney: We've been described as minimalist, traditionalist, and culinary-focused. I think we are an amalgamation of all of them.
JBF: Can you tell us about the inspiration behind the name, The Violet Hour?
TM: The name came from a poem by T.S. Eliot, "The Waste Land" (1922):
"At the violet hour, when the eyes and back
Turn upward from the desk, when the human engine waits
Like a taxi throbbing waiting . . .
At the violet hour, the evening hour that strives
Homeward, and brings the sailor home from sea"
And also from "The Hour" by Bernard Devoto:
"This is the violet hour, the hour of hush and wonder, when the affections glow and valor is reborn, when the shadows deepen along the edge of the forest and we believe that, if we watch carefully, at any moment we may see the unicorn."
The Violet Hour is the time when work is done and it's time for a cocktail. It has the feeling of relaxation.
JBF: What's your favorite cocktail on the current Violet Hour menu, and why?
TM: We have a drink on the menu right now called "When in Rio." It's Encanto Pisco with St. George Raspberry Brandy, lemon, honey, and egg white. I am particularly fond of it because it just screams spring. The floral notes of the pisco and the lusciousness of the raspberry brandy are grounded by the honey.
JBF: Can you tell us about one surprising ingredient that you use in cocktails, and why you love it?
TM: I wouldn't say that we use surprising ingredients. We do, however, use surprising combinations. When thinking about cocktails we often use textures or flavors that work in counterpoint. A summery aroma with deep holiday flavors on the palate, for instance. We refer to this as "mirroring."
JBF: How does the city of Chicago influence your menu?
TM: Chicago is a great eating and drinking city, with a long tradition of pushing the envelope. I find that patrons are very willing to go out on a limb and try new things.
JBF: You offer various types of ice in different shapes, sizes, and temperatures, and even twice-filtered ice cubes. Can you tell us about the importance of ice?
TM: Ice is to a bartender, like heat is to a cook. Ice is how we achieve proper dilution, correct temperature, and the right texture.
JBF: What role does food play in your cocktail menu? Is there a drink and snack pairing that you particularly like? What goes best with your poutine, for example?
TM: I'm not actually a fan of cocktail and food pairings. Cocktails are too cold and too high in proof to work well with food. Nuts, olives, and cheese are great with cocktails, but I stick with wine, fortified wine, beer, and Champagne when pairing with food. I think a Palo Cortado sherry would go perfectly with the poutine.
JBF: We read in Esquire magazine that the Violet Hour has "resurrected the art of conversation" with its décor, music, and capacity. Were these conscious decisions to improve conversation, or is this a happy coincidence?
TM: It was a very conscious decision to create a place where you could enjoy the people that you bring to the Violet Hour. We wanted to have a bar that you could bring your parents to—or a third date.
JBF: What drink order makes you cringe?
TM: Anyone who drinks something to "be cool" that they don't like, or something that is only informed by the marketing of a huge corporation.
JBF: What's your dream culinary or mixology travel destination, and why?
TM: For sheer diversity and clarity of flavor, I would say Mexico. Mezcal, tacos, and mole are three seemingly simple things with infinite variety.
JBF: What's your current favorite place to eat or drink out in Chicago? And what's your favorite dish or cocktail there?
TM: I really enjoy what Analogue and Celeste are doing right now. The format of the Old-Fashioned shot at Analogue and the Golden Filagree at Celeste are great.
JBF: If you could make a cocktail for anyone, who would it be and what would you make?
TM: I would make a Daiquiri and a few Old-Fashioneds for Julia Child. She seems like she would be a hoot when well into her cups.
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I have approx 7'x2' area of various seedlings and container plants inside (fan palm, meyer lemon, banana, pineapple, ghost peppers to name some of them) near a west facing window. I'd like to supplement the light but I'd rather not drill into the ceiling or wall for a hanging T5 or MH setup. Plus the plants are different sizes and at various heights above the floor (they vary from 2-6' at their tallest points) so I figured an adjustable 5-bulb floor lamp setup with CFL's would work better so I can be more precise with focusing the lighting. I was thinking about getting two of the mentioned floor lamps (they're about $20 at Target) and a total of 10, 42w 6500k CFL's (maybe a few 2700k's mixed in for any future flowerings?). Each bulb is about 3000 lumens, so a total of about 30,000 if I did it this way. Does that sound like enough? Is there perhaps a better way of going about lighting such an area or is this fine? |
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total lumen sounds enough, but will the light get directed onto the plants? i am wondering if the reflectors on those pole lamps are any good, but it is certainly worth a try, if you don't want to do any drilling etc. - paul m. |
- Posted by delorean76 4b (My Page) on Tue, Dec 11, 12 at 17:07
Yeah I wasn't sure about reflectors either so I may have to modify them a bit. I got the idea from an older thread that "jane__ny" posted in, I'll add the link below. It's about the 25th post down. In another thread from '09, she says she uses 40w cfl's in most of her floor lamps. |
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I would still say fabricate a stand out of 2x4 wood, so that you can screw some shoplight fixtures to them. Shoplight gives the best most uniform light. You'll need a saw and some tools, otherwise, do what you suggest and see what happens. |
- Posted by delorean76 4b (My Page) on Sat, Dec 22, 12 at 12:36
I ended up trying the floor lamp idea. I bought two 5-light stands and bought 6 42w 6500k bulbs and 4 40w 2700k. It's a total of about 25,000 lumens. I spent $125 total on the lights and fixtures. I also put tin foil around the bulb shades to reflect more of the light. Like I had said, the containers are at different heights so I'm not sure how a light source at one height would have done. We'll see how this goes. It looks extremely bright in the small room but I realize visible light isn't everything. |
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Why home educators in England and Wales might want to choose some other method of providing evidence of education to their local education authority.
Who WOULDN'T be School Phobic?
I, as an adult and a psychologist, want to say to any children out there who hate school: you are not alone. Most people hate it too, but usually they don't feel entitled to say so, and many can't bear to think about it so they hardly even know how they feel. You are not mad – you don't have a Deep Psychological Problem (though you might develop one if you stay in school against your will!); and you are not bad for wanting to live your life the way you choose, doing what you think right – that is what everyone should be doing. You are not the problem: coercion is the problem. Being forced to go to school is the problem.
Meta-discussion: an explanation
You eagerly start reading a discussion supposedly about a subject of great interest to you, only to find that instead of being about the named subject, the discussion is full of posts arguing about how to discuss, what posts should be allowed on the forum, the attributes of a particular poster, complaints about others' posts and complaints about the discussion. Your heart sinks. You search in vain for any on-topic posts, then give up and never bother returning to that forum or discussion again. That is meta-discussion, and it ruins many a good discussion. For that reason, more and more discussion forum owners are asking posters to avoid meta-discussion. This article explains why.
Adventures In Quebec City
When a friend invited me to join a group of young people travelling to Quebec City to demonstrate at the FTAA (Free Trade Area of the Americas) summit, I accepted readily. If thousands of protectionists were going to be protesting against trade, someone should be there to make the case in favour of it. I began to have doubts when these young libertarians began earnestly explaining what I'd need to know about things like: Tear gas. The risk of getting beaten up by angry socialists. How to avoid being arrested. What to expect by way of police brutality. I consider myself a fun-loving person but I'd rather get my kicks metaphorically than literally.
Tips For Tyrants
It is worth finding out who you're talking to before you launch into your arguments for liberty. When you're in a dry county in Texas, talking to a man with a gun, who disapproves of drinking, caution is advised if you are thinking of making jokes about alcohol, prohibition and speakeasies.
Appearance, Reality and Education Law
Some home educators have recently become rather worked up about the landmark case of Phillips v Brown (20 June 1980, unreported, Divisional Court). They have even considered telephoning Lord Donaldson to complain about his "bad judgment"! What is all the fuss about?
Lying About Lying
Here is an editorial I wrote in the wake of the Bill Clinton impeachment trial: Lying About Lying, published in Taking Children Seriously. It is required reading on one philosophy course – but is that a good thing or a bad thing?!
Is that a burqa on the bedroom floor?
A provocative peek at authoritarianism lurking in Libertarian homes.
Statism In Libertarian Thinking
Many libertarians describe themselves as "isolationists" or "non-interventionists". I find this illogical as well as appalling. It is also statist, as I argue in this Libertarian Professors' list post written on October 9th, 2001.
Some Comments on John Gray's Book, Liberalisms
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Taking Children Seriously & the Future of Liberty
The TCS (Taking Children Seriously) project is the construction of institutions within the family which do for the growth of knowledge there what the public institutions of capitalism, common law and so on do for the growth of wealth, science and other knowledge that involves the cooperation of strangers. As you will see, TCS is the final, most difficult, but also the most valuable, stage of the Enlightenment.
The Semblance of Consent
In the long, sad history of rulers and the ruled, consent is not something that has been particularly prized by rulers. Nearly all rulers have been tyrants, overriding the will of the people they ruled. Everyone took that for granted. For most of human history, nobody could conceive of any different way, and even in most countries today, people barely aspire to anything better. And yet before his downfall, Saddam Hussein went to the enormous trouble of organizing all his minions to claim that his rule had the consent of the governed. It is important to modern tyrants to fudge the difference between voluntary and involuntary acts. To find out more, read the article.
European Union: Liberty or Leviathan?
What is wrong with the European Union, and what can we do about it?
War, Free Trade and Liberty – Strange Bedfellows?
The specific measures being taken in the current war against terrorism are no doubt sub-optimal in many respects, and no doubt many bad mistakes are being made. But it doesn't follow from the fact that war fought by governments is inefficient and error-prone that we shouldn't be fighting the war at all. That's just like saying that because the NHS is inefficient and makes bad mistakes including medical ones, we shouldn't have a medical system at all.
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How I was expelled from the Libertarian Party convention and (allegedly) narrowly escaped spending the night in jail being interrogated by the FBI.


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Recap: Constantine Quits the Show!
On this week's episode, we go down to the final two. Is anyone surprised that JP and Ben are the final two? I'm not. That has been pretty obvious since the beginning of the season.
How beautiful is Fiji? I'm so jealous of the trips Ashley has gotten to take with the guys this season.
First, let's discuss the dates. Ashley and Ben had their boat date. I just love the dynamic between the two of them. They are always laughing and flirting and seem to genuinely like each other.
I know I always reference the scenes that are shown during the credits, but that scene between Ashley and Ben about toe kissing when she is just cracking up had me laughing, too. They seem to be able to be silly together.
I do have to ask one question about the two of them, though. Why were they snorkeling while holding on to life vests? Did anyone else catch that? Can neither of them swim?
This episode had the fantasy suites. "If you choose to forgo your individual rooms…" Well, one contestant actually didn't take the opportunity to go to the fantasy suite with Ashley.
Now on to the second date of the episode and our third quitter of the season, Constantine. I liked Ashley's analysis of how much trouble Constantine had buying a house (he looked at 108 houses before picking one!) and although he defended himself by saying houses and women are not the same, I thought it showed that he has trouble committing to something.
Now back to the fact that he quit the show. That makes three men that have quit this season. I am pretty sure this is a new record. Ouch. My good friend and fellow Survivor contestant, Stephen Fishbach pointed out on twitter @stephenfishbach last night: "That's more than quit Survivor: Nicaragua. That means Ashley is harder to deal with than freezing temperatures, starvation, and rain storms."
The one thing about Constantine's quitting that was vastly different from Bentley's and even Mickey's was that Ashley didn't shed a single tear. What a milestone for her! I think it's because she's already totally in love with the other two guys and Constantine was getting the boot this week anyhow.
Also, we have to discuss the fact that Ryan came back. Has anyone who ever got the boot been allowed to return to the show aside from Jake Pavelka, who ABC was setting up as the next Bachelor? I know plenty of people have come back who left voluntarily, but coming back after being sent home is a rarity.
They are SO setting Ryan up to be next bachelor! I totally called that. Do you guys agree? What are your thoughts?
And finally, on to JP. JP and Ashley have always had the chemistry and have always seemed like a great couple. But on this episode, he say he "knew it would be great with his family" — is that true? Was it?
Did they address the fact that JP is Jewish and she's not? His mom pulled out his sign in board from his bar mitzvah which felt like a way to reminded Ashley he's a Jew. Is that going to pose a problem in the future? What do you guys think?
Don't forget to set your DVR! We have the Men Tell All episode on Sunday night and then the finale on Monday! Do you think there will be any surprises? Why is Ashley's sister mean to her in the previews? Who doesn't she think can handle Ash?
As always, don't forget to follow me on twitter where I regularly tweet my thoughts about reality tv episodes and everything else! @Eorlins Until next time, xoxo, kisses & roses, Eliza.


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The World's Muslims
A new global survey of Muslims shows they are deeply committed to their faith and want its teachings to shape not only their personal lives but also their societies and politics.
Infographic: The World's Muslims
Highlights from the report "The World's Muslims: Religion, Politics and Society"
The Shifting Global Catholic Population
Catholics have made up a remarkably stable share of the global population over the past century, but their geographic distribution has shifted significantly during that time.
The Global Religious Landscape
A comprehensive demographic study of more than 230 countries and territories estimates that 84% of the 2010 world population of 6.9 billion is religiously affiliated.
Global Christianity
Christians make up about the same proportion of the world's population today as they did a century ago, but there has been a momentous shift in where they live.
Database: Islam and Christianity in Sub-Saharan Africa
This interactive database allows users to explore public opinion in 19 sub-Saharan African nations on topics ranging from religious beliefs and practices to views on religious extremism and morality.
Islam and Christianity in Sub-Saharan Africa
In little more than a century, the religious landscape of sub-Saharan Africa has changed dramatically. In 1900, traditional African religions dominated. Since then, the numbers of both Muslims and Christians have risen into the hundreds of millions. A new survey explores how sub-Saharan Africans themselves view the role of religion in their lives and societies.
Mapping the Global Muslim Population
A comprehensive demographic study of more than 200 countries finds there are 1.57 billion Muslims of all ages living in the world today, representing 23% of an estimated 2009 world population of 6.8 billion. A series of interactive maps show the size and distribution of the worldwide Muslim population.
Religion in South Africa 15 Years After the End of Apartheid
Data from a 10-country survey of Pentecostals in 2006 provide estimates of the religious affiliation of South Africa's urban population.
Despite Progress and an Upbeat Pre-Election Mood, Ethnic Conflicts Have Long Worried Many Kenyans
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Jul 7, 2011 3:04 AM by Ariel Wesler
Lance Corporal Shane Louk arrived to hugs, kisses, and cheers at the San Luis Obispo Airport Wednesday night. The 23-year-old marine from Cambria returned home after 8 months in Afghanistan, where he served as a machine gunner.
"They said somebody has a big welcoming on the plane and I didn't know who it was about and then they started asking, who's the serviceman here and I figured it must be a bunch of guys with flags and then it was," Shane said.
He was greeted by his wife Dakota, friends, and even complete strangers. He added his name to the list of local troops who all experienced similar energetic welcomes. Then, he was led outside through a tunnel of flags.
"There's a lot of people. A lot of faces I don't even know and it's a big honor to be out there," Shane said.
His family lives in North Carolina.
"To have this many people to support him, since his family couldn't be here is amazing," said Dakota Louk, Shane's wife.
The American Legion and Welcome Home Troops organize homecomings for many of the local men and woman who return from overseas.
"We throw out an email. We put it on Facebook and people they just call nonstop. Everybody wants to be involved with this," said Cheryl Tolan, who runs Welcome Home Troops.
"Being Vietnam era veterans, we did not get welcome homes like we're trying to give these guys today," said Glenn Donaldson with the American Legion.
And the "thank you's" didn't stop at the airport.
"We're gonna take him down 101 and give him a group hug when he gets home," Donaldson said.
Organizers say it's the least they can do for those who give so much of themselves to protect us all.
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Welcome Home Troops has greeted about 100 soldiers from across the Central Coast since the group started organizing the homecomings last September.
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Planning permission granted for new Byrom Street development
LJMU has received planning permission to develop a new purpose built science building at its Byrom Street Campus.
Once completed in 2009, the development will enable the University to consolidate the majority of its teaching and research in science and technology within one strategic Liverpool city centre site, following the relocation of its School of Sport and Exercise Sciences and the School of Psychology.
Around 50% of the new building's 6,400 square metre floorspace will be given over to specialist teaching and research laboratories, with the remainder being used for teaching, IT suites and staff accommodation.
Access to the building will be via a double height foyer with cascading staircase and small cafe. An interior "box", on the lower and upper ground floors, will house specialist sport and exercise science labs. Many of these require very controlled environments and minimal natural light, such as the sleep lab (or temporal isolation laboratory), which is used by LJMU scientists analysing the role of the human body clock to manipulate waking and sleeping cycles.
Professor Michael Brown, LJMU's Vice Chancellor said: "The laboratories and advanced facilities in this new building will enable us to take our science research, particularly in the area of sport and exercise sciences, in new and exciting directions."
Given Byrom Street's varied topography, architect Dominic Wilkinson says that it has been a "challenging project" but one that he hopes will set "a high benchmark for future developments".
LJMU's School of Sport and Exercise Sciences is ranked as the UK's number one for both teaching and research in this field. The specialist facilities housed within the new building reflect the School's elite status and will include an indoor 70-metre running track and labs for testing cardio-vascular ability, motor skills and bio-mechanics functions. The building will also have additional biochemistry and psychology teaching labs.
Whereas the labs are highly specialised in design, the general staff and teaching accommodation is designed to be very flexible. As far as possible, layouts have been 'future proofed' to ensure that they can be easily adapted for different uses, with ancillary uses and services clustered together in designated zones.
Work is due to start on the new building in April 2008, with completion due for the start of the first semester in 2009.


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from Russell T Pack Dear John Pack Family, For those who dont know me, I am a second great grandson of John Pack and Mary Jane Walker via Quince Rufus Pack, an alphabet child who moved up to southeastern Idaho. Since January, I have been administrator for the Y-DNA project that the Pack family has with Family Tree DNA. We have had this project for several years. For a summary of what was done and learned up through 2012, see the article by Gary Pack in the JPFA newsletter of November 2012. Briefly, we know of two other Pack families in America. One of those families can trace their line back to 1755 in Virginia. They match us on all 12 of the first 12 markers and on 34 of the first 37. This close a relationship means that our first common ancestor with them probably occurred a few generations back into England. However, the other family, whom I will call the Maryland family, matches us exactly on all the first 37 markers! That means that they are closely related to us. They can trace their line to a George Pack who lived from about 1700 to 1754 and died in Maryland. However, no one has yet been able to connect them to our George (1634-1704) whom we know was in Elizabethtown, NJ by 1665. Our DNA closeness predicts that we ought to connect somewhere right in there!. We have learned some interesting things this year. I have always confidently told people that all the Packs in the LDS Church are descended from our pioneer John or his brother, Rufus. However, I learned this year from Mark Gardner of a John J. Pack who lives in Pocatello, ID whose ancestors joined the LDS Church in England in the 1870s after our pioneer was already in Utah. Their ancestry comes from Northampton which is northwest of London. That was very exciting to learn, and I contacted him. He very kindly took the DNA test. However, when the results came back, we found that there are four mismatches between us in the first 12 markers, so any connection between our lines is likely to be thousands of years ago. Actually, he matches well with an Allen Pack, whom we had tested earlier, who comes from Southampton, which is Southwest of London. More recently, via Donna Pack McEvoy, we learned of Jeffrey Pack, who lives in England and is the author of A Cornucopia of Packs, a 234 page book containing a great deal of the genealogy of his and some other Pack families. It is beautifully done with lots of color pictures. He was happy to take the DNA test, and we were eager to get the results. However, when the results came back, we learned that there are 3 mismatches between him and us in the first 12 markers, so he and we are not closely related, and the first connection will be a thousand years ago. His people come from Kent, which is Southeast of London. From Jeffrey we learned of yet another Pack family, the Packe-Drury-Lowes, who have many illustrious ancestors. They live in Prestwold, which is on north of Northampton. We will try to get a DNA sample from them. We have also had contact with a John Slee whose grandmother was a Pack. They come from Sussex, northeast of London. We would love to get a DNA sample from one of their males with the Pack surname, but so far John has not been able to find one. Also, because the last name of our George (1634) was occasionally spelled Peck, we have compared our DNA results with those of the Peck family project on FTDNA. So far, none of them are closely related to us. However, we know of other Pecks whom we plan to contact. That is about where it stands at the moment. Now, what can you do? Continue to do as most of you have always done. Whenever you meet a Pack you dont know or see Pack in the telephone directory of a place you visit, make a friendly contact with them and see what they know of their family history. Most dont know enough to help us, but if you find one who knows their Pack line back a long ways, and it is different from ours, please let me know, and I will approach them about doing a DNA test. We want to test people who might connect to our two Jobs, our 1634 George, or to some known place in England. DNA tests can help us to know where to look and where not to look!. Blessings and best wishes to all of you! . Feature Story 3 Feature Story 4 Spot available.
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New unit I saw posted on Dust Models. So it appears wheeled vehicles will have agile.
Posted 18 March 2013 - 07:36 AM
So, an armor three vehicle which takes up two squares, has no transport capacity, possesses some of the weakest armament in the game, and costs 20 points?
Yeah, I'm not seeing that hitting the table very often. It will explode if any respectable anit-armor unit so much as looks at it.
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Posted 18 March 2013 - 09:30 AM
Well, it's fast and agile. But what does it do when it gets there?
Posted 18 March 2013 - 10:01 AM
I don't think this is any indication of where DT is headed, as this is a preimum only modified Tamiya Kit, asembled and painted by Dust Studio. I doubt we'll be seeing these in DT packaging anytime soon.
And really 20 points for an avarage of 2 die attacks, the SSU Frontoviki do more damage for only 19. Sure it's fast and agile, but runing around in circles won't stop you enemy.
Posted 18 March 2013 - 07:47 PM
Yea, This is just a limited run kit. I'm glad to see stuff like this but I would rather they be addon/conversion kits rather then premium only limited run sets.
Posted 19 March 2013 - 05:19 AM
Same vehicle with the Sturmprinz turret would be way more interesting, as an anti-infantry/anti-aircraft mobile unit (competing with the Heinrich).
Turret which incidentally, is the one I've left as a spare piece after assembling my Prinzluther. Mmmh, I feel like converting a kit in the near future…
Posted 19 March 2013 - 12:48 PM
Some of my wheeled Axis vehicles.
Posted 25 March 2013 - 05:49 AM
Any idea if we will somehow get Dust Warfare stats for this guy? Or because it is made solely by Dust Models and since Dust Warfare is FFG then we only get Dust Tactics stats?
Posted 25 March 2013 - 07:00 AM
You schould use dust chronicles vehicle buldier and that way you can do it yourself;)


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I have several cards and I have never checked into their value (if any). Here are some of them, if you know anything about these cards or where i can find out about them please let me know.
These card are all encased in Hard Plastic
-Daunte Culpepper-Rookie card
-Ben Rothlisberger- Rookie Card (in his Miami of Ohio uniform)
-Michael Jordon playing in his NC uniform
-Jerome Bettis-Rookie Card playing in his ND uniform
-Payton Manning-Rookie Card
-Jerry Rice 1000 yd receiving card (Prolly not worth anything)
-Marshall Faulk Rookie Card
-Steve McNair Rookie Card
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-Mel Blount-Rookie Card
-Jack Ham (but I don't think it is a rookie card-not sure)
-**** Flannagan-Rookie Card
-**** Hoak-Rookie Card
Then I have a pack of 24 baseball cards that I have never opened, no idea who all is in there the guy I can see is Dave Winfield.
Then I have a ton of old Detriot Lion cards and old Steeler cards that I have had for YEARS and I keep in a box, there are prolly 100 in there and they are all nice looking cards, I think I have at least 5 of just Bettis. Kordells rookie, the whole team no idea what year, a few of Greg Lloyd, Thigpin, Tomczak, Chad Brown (with Seattle), Andy Russell, Jim Miller, Super Bowl IX card, Bam Morris lol, Kirkland, Dranco Harris, Steve Furness, Gerald Williams, Terry Bradshaw MVP of SB XIII, Hardy Nickerson, LC Greenwood to name a few.
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Wendy, darling--we wanted you to accept your Hall of Fame Award in person. But it's as if you disappeared with Hook and the Crocodile into Never-Never Land!
Still, we remember that Gene Lee never coached a prettier or more popular Santa Barbaran. You were smart, too, had a head for the game. A popular straight A student at your Santa Barbara High School, how excited you must have been to be the fun recipient of "Wendy Week" among your fellow teenagers. "C'mon, only 25 cents a ticket. Win a prize, and get our Wendy to the U.S. Open Team Championships." And you did make the long trip East, accompanied by the even younger Angelita Rosal. A 10-5 record for 6th place in that 1967 USOTC's--not too bad for a 14-year-old.
And just a few months later that first big triumph: a 19 in the 5th win over Michigan's Janice Martin that made you the National Girls U-15 Champion. Only Violetta Nesukaitis of Toronto and Patty Martinez of San Diego were then more youthfully dominating.
During the 1968-69 season Wendy's career opened out--her future was with the stars. She had a 17-1 record at the Team Championships, losing only to Connie Sweeris. On coming back from the '69 World's as one of our youngest representatives ever, she lost the U.S. Open Women's final to Martinez, but teamed with Patty to win the first of their back-to-back Doubles Championships. She also got to the final of the Mixed with Jack Howard.
In the '69-70 season, Wendy again lost only one match at the USOTC's. But in California she was being challenged by the increasingly competitive Angelita Rosal, whom she beat 23-21 in the 5th in the San Diego Open.
In the quarter's of the '70 National's, Wendy was forced to rally from two games down and down 14-17 in the 3rd to just get by the always determined Alice Green. "Wendy," I can hear Coach Howard saying, "your footwork's improved, but you must be more severe at the table. You've got to hit off the push."
Did Wendy go on to beat Nesukaitis in the semi's? No, she did not--nor did anything resembling a severe look ever pass across her face. The barbarian side of me thought she was too gracious, too pleasant in losing. Though Howard insists she was always tough-minded, she seemed to me too much Wendy Darling--that is, if her dream was to win not just the U-17's, which she did, but the Women's Championship as well.
In the fall of 1970, teamed with Heather Angelinetta, Cindy Cooper, and the expatriate English International Irene Ogus, Wendy came to the USOTC's at Detroit--and though Women's play was scheduled to start at 4:30 p.m., it was 10 p.m. before they got to play a tie. Heather and Irene, in particular, had a few words to say about that--as they did regarding their Sunday final, played while the Men's final was in progress, and played off to the side in a makeshift arena where rolled-up tables served to barrier the women players off from everyone's sight. And what effect had this demeaning treatment on Wendy? This year she had no losses--was the 18-0 MVP.
1971: the Nagoya, Japan World's, "Ping-Pong Diplomacy," and the infamous Atlanta National's. Where was Wendy in all this?
Well, in Nagoya, she had one good win--beat France's Claude Bergeret, later to become World Doubles Champion with Jacques Secretin. But--my god--she had the historic chance to go to China, and didn't? Hard to believe, but, yes, that's true. She'd earlier made arrangements to meet a friend in Hawaii and when the totally unexpected invitation to China came she turned it down. And, what's more, she apparently did not later regret her choice. She and her friend had a marvelous all-expenses paid 9-day vacation. She was wined and dined by the AMFAC Corporation, given VIP treatment--penthouse accomodations, expensive dinners, $500 in cash, and other fringe benefits. They even offered to send her on to China.
The dreadful Atlanta National's. How many would like to forget that one? The lack of knowledgeable umpires absurdly conscripted (local volunteers, some even who had to be taught how to keep score), the very bad lighting, the slippery floor that had hit-on-the-run players sliding into despair.
Forget that one, did I say? Impossible for Wendy and Connie Sweeris to do that. Not only were they the Women's Doubles Champs that year, but they were opponents in the Women's final as well. Neither had ever won a National Women's Singles Championship --and of course they're eventually into the 5th. Connie's up 8-2 and then 15-9 and holding. Or is she? Suddenly she fails to return 1-2-3-4 serves in a row. A choking nightmare. From which she wakes to catch her breath...to 20-17 match-point. Breathe easy, can she? No, for 3 ads are not enough for Connie--she needs 7 before she can finally win.
Connie ecstatically throws up her hands, and the crowd erupts into a standing ovation. It's the most applause I'd ever heard given a U.S. Women's match.
Poor Wendy--how awful she must feel. California's Howie Grossman comes over, plays Peter Pan, gallantly holds up Wendy's hand--and she, despite this devastating loss, smiles prettily.
But what kind of fairy-tale ending is this for everyone's table tennis darling?
O.K., we'll try another one.
Make it the 1971-72 season. In the U.S. vs. Canada matches at the CNE, Wendy beats Violetta; and in the Redondo Beach Open she beats Patty. Like that better?
At Wendy's last National's, she's again faced with Martinez and Nesukaitis. She ties and unties, ties and unties, her talismanic pony tail, gathers the strands of her loosening thoughts at all the crucial moments--and doesn't give up a single game.
How's that for a dream-ending to a career?