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Video: Kopecky gets in punch-up with his neighbor, Vokoun
Feb 27, 2013, 3:05 PM EDT
Pretty amusing scene in Florida last night during the Panthers' 6-4 win over Pittsburgh — early in the second period, Florida forward Tomas Kopecky scored his second of three goals on the night, setting off this melee with Pens goalie Tomas Vokoun:
Both got roughing penalties on the play (Kopecky actually got a double-minor) and Vokoun was yanked about five minutes later.
It made for a wild sequence of events, one the pair can discuss over lemonade some time.
Wait, what?
To explain, here's George Richards of the Miami Herald:
Soon after Kopecky scored his second goal, Vokoun took offense to his skating partner — and west Broward neighbor — from the lockout days in Pompano Beach making contact in front of the net.
With Kopecky on the ice, Vokoun threw a few punches. The scrum moved to the corner where Vokoun again tossed some jabs. Florida, up 2-1 at the time, had to go on the penalty kill as Kopecky was given two minor penalties to Vokoun's one.
"Brooks Orpik crashed into me from behind, and I lost my balance. I bumped into him," Kopecky said. "Then all I see is his big blocker [glove] coming at me. Obviously, I'll take punches and pay the price, but not cheap shots. I kept pushing him.
"He's my neighbor, I've gotten to know he his family pretty good. But he didn't hold back. I'm not going to either."
There appears to be no truth to the rumor that, following the game, Kopecky took his dog for a walk in Vokoun's yard.
Update: Richards reports the two exchanged text messages last night, and all is well.
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Now the citizens can pay for this scumbags room and board while he goes through the appeals that will last for years. Too bad the policeman he murdered in clood blood wasn't afforded any compassion. His family will now continue to suffer from the process until this man has taken his last breath.
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Get Climate Criminal Apartheid Australia to ICC for Climate Racism, Climate Terrorism, Climate Genocide
by : Dr Gideon Polya
Sunday September 6, 2009 - 03:08
> Australia > Environment
Global warming-threatened nations should urgently take Climate criminal Apartheid Australia to the International Criminal Court (ICC) over Climate Racism, Climate Terrorism and Climate Genocide.
The First World continues to ignore worsening, First World-imposed, Climate Racism and Climate Genocide that is set to kill 10 billion non-Europeans this century due to unaddressed climate change, this including 6 billion infants, 3 billion Muslims, 2 billion Indians, 0.5 billion Bengalis, 0.3 billion Pakistanis and 0.3 billion Bangladeshis.
The world is witnessing a worsening Climate Genocide driven by First World greed and Climate Racism - already 16 million people die avoidably each year from deprivation and this is increasingly impacted by man-made climate change (see my book "Body Count. Global avoidable mortality since 1950" (G.M. Polya, Melbourne, 2007: http://mwcnews.net/Gideon-Polya and http://globalbodycount.blogspot.com/ ).
Racist White Australia has a long record of racism and involvement in genocide that continues unabated today (see "Australia's Secret Genocide History. La Trobe, "Bundoora Eucalyptus" & Black Crimes of White Australia ": http://mwcnews.net/content/view/221... ). Australia has been involved in all post-1950 US Asian wars for Asian resources, notably climate change-driving fossil fuels, that have been associated, so far, with 25 million Indigenous Asian excess deaths - US state terrorism, Australian state terrorism and indeed Climate Terrorism.
However many countries (notably those of the Developing World) are cognizant of the danger from man-made climate change and are variously taking steps to protect themselves.
Thus the only major country to make a major commitment over climate change has so far been India through its Prime Minister Manmohan Singh. According to the leading Australian newspaper, the Sydney Morning Herald: "The most tangible target Singh has offered is to pledge that his country's per capita CO2 emissions will never exceed the average of developing countries" (see Matt Wade, "Don't leave sacrifices to us, says scientist", Sydney Morning Herald, 10 July 2009 : http://www.smh.com.au/environment/g... ).
PM Manmohan Singh's pledge is consistent with the views of top scientists who declare that we must have "100% renewable energy by 2020" (see: http://sites.google.com/site/100ren... ), "Cut carbon emissions 80% by 2020" (see: http://sites.google.com/site/cutcar... ) and that we must DECREASE atmospheric CO2 to 300 ppm from the present climate-disrupting 390 ppm (see 300.org: http://sites.google.com/site/300org... ).
Further, India has taken draconian steps to protect itself from the South Asian consequences of First World-imposed climate change by constructing a deadly Great Wall of India that fences in Bangladesh. This Great Wall of India is ostensibly about "smuggling" and "economic refugees" but the patently obvious reality being addressed is worsening, First World-imposed, climate racism and climate genocide that is set to kill 10 billion non-Europeans this century due to unaddressed climate change, this including 6 billion infants, 3 billion Muslims, 2 billion Indians, 0.5 billion Bengalis, 0.3 billion Pakistanis and 0.3 billion Bangladeshis.
The Indians' perceived need for a Wall is illustrated by the 1971 Bengali Holocaust perpetrated by the US-backed Pakistan Army (3 million killed, 0.3 million women raped), in which India had to deal with 10 million Bangladeshi refugees. India was forced to intervene militarily despite the acute nuclear threat from the US Navy (for a detailed account see Christopher Hitchens' book "The Trial of Henry Kissinger" (Text, Melbourne, 2001)).
According to an article by Delwar Hussein in the UK Guardian Comment-is-Free entitled "Fencing off Bangladesh" (see: http://www.guardian.co.uk/commentis... ): "In the last six months, more than 50 people have been killed alongside the 2,500-mile barbed wire fence that India is building around its neighbour, Bangladesh…Between 2000 and 2007, more than 700 Bangladeshis and an unknown number of Indians were killed next to the boundaries of the two states. Most deaths occurred at the hands of the Border Security Force (BSF), the Indian border guard corps … The eight-foot high barbed wire fencing cuts villages in two and divides agricultural lands and markets. It separates families and communities, cutting across mangrove swamps, forests and mountains."
I made the following response to this article on the UK Guardian Comment-is-free.
There may well be a further reason for the Bengali Wall. Mega-delta Bengal (Bangladesh and India's West Bengal) is acutely threatened by man-made global warming (anthropogenic global warming, AGW) due to inundation due sea level rise (SLR) and storm surges from greatly more energetic hurricanes. I warned of this impending disaster a decade ago in a book entitled "Jane Austen and the Black Hole of British history. Colonial rapacity, holocaust denial and the crisis in biological sustainability" (G.M. Polya, Melbourne, 1998, 2008: http://janeaustenand.blogspot.com/ ).
Top UK climate scientist Dr James Lovelock FRS has estimated that fewer than 1 billion people will survive this century due to unaddressed, mainly First World-complicit global warming – a climate racist climate genocide involving the avoidable death of 10 billion non-Europeans including 6 billion infants, 3 billion Muslims, 2 billion Indians, 0.5 billion Bengalis, 0.3 billion Pakistanis and 0.3 billion Bangladeshis (see: "Climate Disruption, Climate Emergency, Climate Genocide & Penultimate Bengali Holocaust through Sea Level Rise": http://sites.google.com/site/yarrav... ).
This already commenced, worsening climate genocide and Bengali Holocaust will be 100 times bigger in terms of deaths than the 1971 Bengali Holocaust (in which US-backed West Pakistan troops killed 3 million Bengalis in a mostly male-specific gendercide and raped 0.3 million Bengali women), 30 times greater than the 1769-1770 Great Bengal Famine under the rapacious British (10 million over-taxed Bengalis starved to death) and 50 times greater than the WW2 Bengali Holocaust in which 6-7 million Indians were deliberately starved to death under the British in 1943-1945 (for a recent BBC account involving myself, Nobel Laureate Professor Amartya Sen and other scholars see "Bengal Famine": http://www.open2.net/thingsweforgot... ).
Racist White Australia, Apartheid Australia, is a major culprit in this already commenced and worsening, terminal climate genocide of Bengalis. "Annual per capita greenhouse gas (GHG) pollution" in units of "tonnes CO2-equivalent per person per year" (2005-2008 data) is 0.9 (Bangladesh), 0.9 (Pakistan), 2.2 (India), 5.5 (China), 6.7 (the World), 11 (Europe), 27 (the US) and 30 (Australia; or 54 if Australia's huge Exported CO2 pollution is included (see Wikipedia, "List of countries by greenhouse gas emissions per capita": http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_o... ; "Australia's "5% off 2000 GHG pollution by 2020" endangers Australia, Humanity and the Biosphere ": http://sites.google.com/site/yarrav... ).
India and Bangladesh can do something about this looming climate genocide by taking the major climate criminal culprits – notably anti-Asian, anti-Arab anti-Semitic, Islamophobic and climate criminal Apartheid Australia - to the International Criminal Court (ICC) and by doing this NOW. Indeed I have made a formal complaint to the ICC over this and related genocides in which Apartheid Australia is complicit (see "Formal complaint to the Chief Prosecutor of the International Criminal Court re Australian Government involvement in Aboriginal Genocide, Iraqi Genocide, Afghan Genocide and Climate Genocide" : http://climateemergency.blogspot.co... ).
In stark contrast to India, Apartheid Australia, a world leading annual per capita greenhouse gas (GHG) polluter, has unveiled policies (policies with the support of 90% of the greedy, politically correct racist White Australian electorate) that will INCREASE its GHG pollution by about 40% by 2020 and by 80% by 2050 (see "Australia's "5% off 2000 GHG pollution by 2020" endangers Australia, Humanity and the Biosphere ": http://sites.google.com/site/yarrav... ).
Bangladesh is acutely threatened by man-made climate change but so too are all mega-delta nations and low-lying Island Nations (see "Letter to Global Warming-threatened Island States – take climate criminal Australia et al to ICC": http://bellaciao.org/en/spip.php?ar... ).
What can decent folk around the world do about it?
All decent people – must (a) inform everyone they can about the worsening Climate Genocide and (b) urge Sanctions, Boycotts, Green Tariffs, Reparations Demands and International Criminal Court (ICC) Prosecutions against climate criminal Apartheid Australia and indeed against all people, corporations and countries complicit in the worsening Climate Genocide. In relation to the Climate Emergency, man-made Global Warming and the worsening Climate Genocide, the World is simply running out of time (see "Letter to Global Warming-threatened Island States – take climate criminal Australia et al to ICC": http://bellaciao.org/en/spip.php?ar... ).
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Title: Wild onions in southwest Michigan
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QUESTION:During the spring every year there are "Volunteer Onions" that grow in my lawn and garden. I live in Michigan, sw. question---are these onions? what are they--they smell like onions--- can they be eaten?
There are several species of wild onions that grow in southwest Michigan—some native, some not native. However, it is possible that the one you encountered is a widespread, common native Allium canadense or another common native, Allium cernuum. A noxious weed species in Michigan is the European native, Allium vineale. You can eat all of the parts—the bulbs, the leaves and the bulblets (the small bulbs that form on the flowers on top of the plant) of all of the species of Allium (the onions, garlics, shallots, leeks, and chives). Be sure that when picking any part of the plant that you detect a distinct onion/garlic smell. There are other plants in the Family Liliaceae (Lily Family) that look like wild onions or garlic, but whose bulbs are poisonous. Those in the Genus Allium will have the typical onion/garlic smell and will be safe to eat. You should be aware, however, members of the Allium spp. can cause gastric distress if eaten in large quantities. Euell Gibbons in Stalking the Wild Asparagus has a chapter dedicated to finding and using "The Wild Onion Family." The book is probably available at your local library.
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Dudley out, True North turns to Chicago exec
THE hockey department decisions are starting to unfold for True North and Winnipeg's new NHL team.
True North informed Atlanta Thrashers' GM Rick Dudley on Saturday that he won't be retained as GM of the relocating team.
Dudley met Thursday in Toronto with True North chairman Mark Chipman and hockey vice-president Craig Heisinger.
The GM's vacancy will be filled by current Chicago Blackhawks assistant GM and senior director of hockey operations Kevin Cheveldayoff if True North gets its way, the Free Press reported on Friday.
True North has received permission from the Hawks to speak to Cheveldayoff, a report said late Saturday.
That's a very positive development for the new team but a potential delicate issue for the expected negotiations could be the upcoming NHL entry draft, June 24-25 in St. Paul, Minn., and Cheveldayoff's intense interaction with Chicago's preparations for the draft. It could force Winnipeg and the Blackhawks to come to some arrangement about that involvement.
True North executives have said they'd like to get their hockey department up and running well before the draft.
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The royal commission report on the Pike River disaster leaves the reader struggling to comprehend how safety was so badly mismanaged at the mine.
It also leaves one wondering where the whistleblowers were.
The commission report identified some signal moments when management did not respond adequately to safety warnings about ventilation and the gas drainage systems in the mine. But the commission also found that workers and consultants at Pike River knew there were serious dangers.
So why did nobody blow the whistle?
In its September report, first reported in Sunday Star-Times, the Health and Safety Taskforce reported that it is four times as dangerous to work in New Zealand as in Britain. The task force, charged with making New Zealand a safer place to work, suggested something in our "she'll be right" culture was responsible for that extremely poor record of workplace safety.
Perhaps there is something in our culture that prevents whistleblowing too.
Our culture emphasises stoicism, loyalty and staunchness. We have a tradition of not breaking ranks. We do not take to moaners.
Even in countries such as the US, where movies are made celebrating whistleblowers and there are foundations and not-for-profit centres to assist them, many still suffer dire career consequences.
The risks for whistleblowers are encapsulated nicely in a pamphlet from the Open Democracy Advice Centre in the US.
"The fear of being labelled a sneak or a troublemaker, or of breaking rank and appearing disloyal to colleagues, and the fear of being required to provide irrefutable evidence, are powerful disincentives to speaking up. For generations, playground culture has dictated that we do not tell tales. The distinction is not always drawn between those who wantonly betray trust and those who act - often irrespective of their own immediate interests - to protect others and the interests of their employers."
The risks are real, especially in a small community with few employment options. Imagine being held to blame for having done something that ended up costing local jobs.
New Zealand has the Protected Disclosure Act to protect certain kinds of whistleblower, including (probably) keeping them anonymous. It is practically unknown to most people.
A survey of 562 Sunday Star- Times readers this week found 81 per cent did not know what legal protections whistleblowers have.
The act is also far too hedged with qualifications and requirements. Section 9 requires an employee to be reasonably convinced that one of three conditions must be satisfied before they can talk to an appropriate authority.
That is legalistic nonsense, as is the name of the act, which is hardly intelligible to the common person. A sane country does not put limits on people's ability to raise concerns with regulators.
Any would-be whistleblower would need legal advice, and good advice at that.
And, of course, there's the fear of the witch hunt, which government departments and private companies engage in with gusto when damaging information is leaked.
Most people work for smaller companies - Pike River wasn't huge. Staying anonymous may be hard, and even if it is never proved to be you, this is a small country - and in an even smaller industries, the career risk is enormous.
It may also be that people don't know who to blow the whistle to, or lack faith that the regulators will act.
The Labour Department's standards in mine regulation were hopeless. It has admitted it.
Why take a risk for nothing?
When it makes its report to Government, the Health and Safety Taskforce, will be making some points about whistleblowing.
Among them, Sunday Star-Times understands, it is likely to point to the success of the British Health & Safety Executive which is widely known to welcome, and guarantees anonymity to, whistleblowers.
We've yet to send those signals on workplace health and safety.
But the task force is also likely to make strong recommendations that the concept that "mates look out for mates" gets enshrined more solidly in law.
Blame for the board and the management are lavishly apportioned in the royal commission report. But it also makes it clear it was not just the management and board who were not doing enough to make sure people were safe.
Those who died paid for the silence with their lives. Those who did not report safety failures to the authorities will have to live the rest of their lives wondering if they could have prevented the tragedy.
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Congress MP Mani Shankar Aiyar on Saturday took potshots at the Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP), saying the country's main opposition party cannot hold a ''Chitan Shivir'' like the ruling party at the Centre as they are the puppets of Rashtriya Swayamsevak Sangh (RSS).
They (BJP) should announce their leader. They are fighting like cats and dogs. We are having our ''Chintan Shivir'' here, they can''t even hold a 'Shivir' like this because they are the puppets of RSS what will they think. They are anxious, but they very well twisted the words and said that it's not Congress Chintan Shivir but the Congress is nervous. This is their thinking. The people have rejected them," he said, when asked about the Congress PartyPrime Ministerial candidate in 2014.
Aiyar further said that he would like Narendra Modi to be the NDA's Prime Ministerial candidate because if a communal leader like the Gujarat Chief Minister occupies the centrestage then the Congress Party will automatically emerge victorious in the 2014 Lok Sabha polls.
I expect that Modi will become their leader. And if Modi becomes their leader then the NDA will collapse and we will automatically win the elections without contesting it,Aiyar told mediapersons on the sidelines of the Congress Party''s Chintan Shivir here.
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I knew, without a doubt, that Kitten would guide me thru making poached eggs, for the first time I might add, without a hitch - I was not disappointed. I like poached eggs but have always been afraid of trying to prepare them, but with Kitten's help I was able to make an elegant breakfast for my DH and myself this morning - thank you so much, again, Kitten for your guidance.
Buttering the pan makes cleanup easier (I use a stainless steel saucepan), hence the 4 stars. I've always just made poached eggs in plain water; not sure what the milk was supposed to add but I couldn't tell the difference. For certain, five minutes is exceptionally too long unless you're actually going for hard boiled consistency.
OMG! Hadn't seen this "Kitten" recipe until Faux Chef Lael brought it up. Just tried this tonight with some biscuits and sausage gravy. Why have I been strugglinging with poached eggs all my life and this worked beatifully? I think "Kitten's" love comes with every recipe....yea, that's the tic. Thanks Kitten, another 5 pluser!
Kit, you never disappoint! Poached eggs are my all time favorite but I can NEVER make them right. They always turn into something that looks more like eggdrop soup. I end up settling for soft-boiled eggs which are always either too runny or too hard, and I always end up crunching on a shell. YUCK! I went through your LONG recipe list the other day, and found this and your scrambled egg recipe. I tried both and both are winners! Perfect texture, perfect taste. You are a culinary genious. I wish I knew you so I could give you a big hug for all the amazing tips, tricks and tasty treats. Thanks again!
Thank you for this recipe!!! I would have never dreamed to add the milk! I was a little nervous in not adding some vinegar -- but knew I could trust your recipe. My grandson was home from college for a few days and he likes his eggs with a soft yolk. I always end up breaking the yolks when I try and fry them -- so decided to give this a try. He was intrigued -- had never had a poached egg before and couldn't figure out how I did them. He kept saying, "but the whites are so soft". I'm so glad I could prepare his eggs the way he likes them!!! Thanks Carol for another great (but simple) recipe.
What and eggcellent recipe!! I only made 2 eggs but it worked. I'll play with the cooking time to get a softer yolk. But they were yummy on a english muffin. Thanks for an easy to use method for poached eggs.
These turned out great. I over cooked them slightly because I was messing around with Hollandaise Sauce, but my husband and I both agree that they were great. He commented that they were very fancy! Not the way I usually cook at all. LOL
I really liked the consistency of these eggs! I cooked for 5 minutes. The eggs were nice and plump, and tender! I'll try just a little bit short cooking time, as I like a little softer yolk to dip my toast in!
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CS 378 Natural Language Processing Speech Processing: Present, Past and Future Inge M. R. De Bleecker Department of Linguistics firstname.lastname@example.com October 14, 2003 *** Main Types of NLP Applications • Text processing: information retrieval and search engines, information extraction, text summarization, machine translation, question-answering… 2 • Speech processing: speech recognition (ASR) over-the-telephone (OTT) and dictation systems (desktop), speaker verification, text-tospeech (TTS) Overview • Speech industry: history (late 80"s to present) • Practical Overview of current applications and their future directions: – Speech recognition accuracy – Text-to-speech accuracy – Usability and design – Application building tools • Working in the speech industry 3 History: Late Eighties Sentiment: OTT ASR finally ready for commercial applications… 4 Technology: OTT speaker-independent discrete digits/yesno apps. Word-based language models. TTS mostly used for numbers, if used at all. Pre-recorded strings much more common. Applications: simple in structure and functionality OTT: banking, e.g. ask for account balance. Desktop: first dictation systems, medical applications. Companies: few. Small research-oriented companies, or research arms of big companies. E.g. Dragon Systems, VPC, VCS, Kurzweil, BBN, AT&T, … History: Early Nineties Sentiment: credibility and usability of apps grows. Multilingual developments. Technology: OTT SI continuous digits/yesno/command word apps. Move to phoneme-based language models. 5 Applications: OTT: still simple, system-directed dialog (vs user-directed, mixed-initiative) Desktop: more dictation systems, command and control systems (userdirected) Companies: more companies pop up. Most grow out of research communities. History: Mid to Late Nineties Technology: maturing of technologies used. Companies: – overall growth – dirty politics (L & H) – mergers and buyouts start (still ongoing today) 6 History: Late Nineties to Present Technology: maturing of technology continues – – – – better recognition accuracy unrestricted ASR input (natural speech) move to more sophisticated dialog systems (see next slide) tool standardization 7 Applications: Wider use of apps. More attention to usability, dialog design, etc… Dialog System Architecture 8 ASR Parser Reasoning TTS Output Generation Speech Recognition Accuracy 9 Present: reasonable accuracy on natural speech. Most systems still use grammar to help recognizer. Grammars are written in VoiceXML or vendor-specific language, not very sophisticated from a linguistics point of view. Some systems are (theoretically) purely statistical. E.g. Nuance"s Accuroute. Future: need to add more linguistic principles to current statistic methods. Make signal processing more robust, encourage reusability. TTS Accuracy Present: getting better all the time. During the last few years, additional research in prosody, intonation has paid off. More naturally sounding speech. Also deals with abbreviations, etc. Current TTS can be used to patch up "real" speech. E.g. AT&T, Scansoft (Speechworks). 10 Future: probably never a complete substitute for pre-recorded strings. Usability – Dialog Design Present Dialog design (VUI) is becoming more sophisticated through 11 – use of natural speech input – mixed-initiative dialogs (more complicated for novice users) – chatty applications which provide gracious ways of dealing with low accuracy confirmations and errors, fall-back to system-directed dialog,… – use of persona: e.g. Bell Canada"s Emily Future Continued improvements in dialog design are necessary (e.g. usability studies). Dialog design is easier with current (and future) tools, but… still an art! It is (too) easy to design bad speech applications… Usability – Other Issues Present – Natural language generation (NLG) is not receiving much attention – Reasoning components very limited 12 Future – – – – NLG needs to adapt to user, conform more to human speech patterns multimodal applications multilingual systems use of e.g. ontologies in reasoning components, … Application Building Tools Present 13 – Standardization: VoiceXML and VoiceXML platforms (alternative: SALT) – Many platform companies: VoiceGenie, Bevocal, Audium,… – Also companies developing tools for platforms: Aptera VoiceXML – – – – World of VoiceXML: comprehensive site on all things VoiceXML Free developer"s resources: e.g. Bevocal Small companies: can have voicexml app hosted by a platform company Big companies: in-house platforms (telco-industry grade equipment), quite costly Future Development of better tools, that make it harder to build bad applications! Speech Apps State-of-the-Art Conclusion: ASR and TTS are usable in real-world applications right now. 14 To develop better applications, we need to improve accuracy, usability, etc or… think about some radically different approaches to the current problems! (=> the "age-old" argument) Working in the Speech Industry 15 Working for: A speech recognition/text-to-speech company: a CS undergraduate can work on software development of tools, deployments. With addition of some linguistics classes: dialog designer, QA of deployments, … A VoiceXml platform company: general software development, … A tools company: general software development, … A consulting (services) company: dialog design, deployments. Or… Get a Ph.D. in EE and become a speech scientist who develops the next generation speech recognizer…
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Re: [XTalk] Re: Discipleship
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- At 08:56 AM 9/7/2004, John E Staton wrote:
>Bob,That would be my point <g>
> I don't think we differ too much on the wider question. I am certainly
>not a propounder of double predestination, and would (if anything) interpret
>"cannot" in the weaker sense except where the stronger sense is reqired by
>the context. As for who is (was) a disciple, I am sure it was not such an
>open and shut case.
> Have you read Jimmy Dunn's thoughts on "Circles of Discipleship" inNo; what's he say?
> "Jesus Remembered"?
Robert M. Schacht, Ph.D.
University of Hawaii
Honolulu, HI
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- Bob,
From memory, he suggests there were various "circles of discipleship"
around Jesus, ranging from the "inner three" and the twelve at one end, to
people who turned up whenever Jesus was in the neighbourhood at the other.
In between we have the women who provided for his needs. There may also have
been "regional" disciples (i.e they may have followed him around Galilee,
but not accompanied him to Jerusalem. Not all of these will have "given up
everything", and some may have remained members of their local communities.
It may, however, be wise to do a bit of source criticism to
determine how much of the forgoing is Jimmy Dunn, and how much is me.
Best Wishes
Penistone, Sheffield UK
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