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Really? When was that? I don't recall much success. Ol' Noodlearm is done.
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Last week the drain in our bathtub started to act up a bit. Nothing too alarming since growing up with three sisters taught me that shower drains periodically get a little hairy and need some cleaning to keep going with the flow. Well, then our plumbing world came to a halt. The drain went from slowly letting water through to a no-drop-shall-pass policy in the course of one post-basement-painting shower.
Annoyed, but mostly unphased, we broke out some tried and true de-clogging techniques:
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- Plunging released a few more items we'd rather not have seen again, but still no change in water level.
- Even our 25 foot-long drain snake (i.e. auger) was a waste of time (though we had low expectations for it anyways).
- So then we broke out the boiling water trick that had saved our kitchen sink last year. After five attempts we had only succeeded in adding more water to our tub.
- That's when we turned to a technique suggested by some of you, a half-cup of baking soda followed by a cup of vinegar. We did that, watched our little drain volcano fizz, let it sit for five minutes, then flushed with hot water. Still no luck. Even our second attempt provided no relief, just more science project flashbacks.
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We had renewed hope this weekend after detailing our issue to an expert at the hardware store. He weighed a couple of options for us, and ended up recommending an 100% biodegradable enzyme product called Roebic Laboratories Bacterial Drain Cleaner. It involved mixing two tiny capfulls into 12oz of warm water then dumping it down the drain to sit overnight. The next morning we were pleased to see the twelve ounces of water solution was completely gone (as in, some water had slowly drained!). But our smiles disappeared as soon as the tub started filling up again when we turned on the faucet.
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I know you're going the organic route, but have you tried plain old Draino?
You may have tree roots in clogging your shower line in your yard, its about 300 bucks for a plumber to come clear this all out.
I think you need professional help… sounds like it is not clogged from the tub end of the drain. I think it's clogged from the outside. We had a rental house that had a similar issue (and was a similar age) and the pipes had tree roots growing in them out in the yard. So no amount of drano or snaking from the tub side would have fixed it. Good luck!
Ok, so our first home was built in the 1950's. We had a similar problem with our kitchen sink. The smell was awful! We are TOTAL DIYers but in the end had to call in professional help. Boo, I know. Even though it was our kitchen sink that was clogging, the clog was about 50 ft away in plumbing underneath our kitchen… we would have NEVER cleared it ourselves. Apparently, it's a problem with older homes. What did people used to put down those drains anyway??? I have empathy for your situation. It was a total bummer not to be able to fix it ourselves but glad that someone could do it. Good luck!
Hopefully, your problem is not as bad as ours. We, meaning my husband, tried everything. We got the nasty chemicals out, the gross hairballs out, etc. Nothing worked.
We ended up calling a Rotorooter plumber (who had to drive 50 miles, because no one local could fix it)and there was a crack in the pipe leading out to the street and soil and a few tree roots decided to cause problems by slowly seeping into the pipe. The water couldn't get through. It does now.
We had this happen a couple weeks ago… showered in the morning, didn't pay attention to the tub draining, and right before leaving for work realized it wasn't draining. We didn't have time to work on it much then, other than the plunging thing that gave the same results you've gotten. We left it, intending to come back after work and take care of it (fingers crossed nothing happened during the day, of course). When we got home, the tub had drained on it's own and was fine. We ran some super-duty drain cleaner through it and haven't had a problem (knock on wood) since. I can't remember the name of the drain cleaner, but we got it from Home Depot for about $8-10, and it was in a plastic bag due to the hazardous chemicals. I hope this helps!
See if the tub will drain completely (say after a couple of hours or non-use.) If not, still okay.
Squeeze a BUNCH of Dawn detergent (the plain old kind) over the drain, let sit for an hour or so, then get a bunch of really hot (i.e., boiling) water and pour over the drain area. Time after time, this has unclogged my drain due to Dawn's amazing grease/grime-fighting abilities.
Home Depot sells a professional drain clogger that is very much not ecofriendly nor green, but it's potent and it works. A plumber once poured this into our clogged drain and charged us x2 retail + $50 for the visit. If you end up exhausting all your planet friendly options, this is probably what a plumber would do next anyway.
I don't know the exact name, but it's something generic like "professional drain cleaner" and it comes in tiny granulated pellets, not liquid or powder. It's a hard black plastic container covered in a clear plastic bag with lots of toxicity warnings. You dump it into your drain and let it sit as long as you can manage. We used it overnight, and in the morning the bathroom smelt like burnt hair. Gross, but if you do really get desperate, there ya go.
As far as prevention, get some "stop a clog" drain covers for your shower, and pick the icky hair up off of the drain cover and throw it in the trash or flush it down the toilet after every shower. Two drain clogs, and picking hair off of them right after every shower, has completely prevented us from needing that super toxic stuff since we started the habit.
Good luck!
P.S. Are you having problems with other drains? If so, it could be your main sewer line…in the fall and spring, I always get tree roots blocking the main line.
And in response to the folks who are suggesting tree roots, we've had this same problem too. But you'd have slow drains all over the house, not just the tub.
But if you do determine that to be the case, the toxic stuff I commented on previously has treated our root problem by dumping it down the toilet rather than the bathtub drain.
I agree… it maybe roots. Such a pain, but fixable. I think you may have to have someone out to check it and make sure, but there are things you can use to keep your pipes clear of them in the future.
Good luck!!!!
This happened to my boyfriend's sink and he tried this:
It scared the crap out of me because he lives in such an old place and I was worried about the pipes – but it worked great. It's been several months and no issues. Appears to be a green choice as well . . .
I second the recommendation for using boiling water, although I haven't tried it with Dawn soap. When this happens to our drain that's what we do. We typically use our largest pot and boil the water, add it to the drain, and repeat the process another time. Works like a charm almost every time in our 100+ year old home. We only had to get professional help one time at the beginning of our home ownership but since that time our boiling water remedy has worked.
Our house is 70 years old and we are all too familiar with plumbing issues. At this point, it probably is in your best interest to call someone out there to take a look at it. We recently had to have someone come out because our drains were backip up. We were sure that it had something to do with tree roots in the sewage line. Thank goodness, it was just a clog outside of the house that was easily taken care of with this handy tool the plumber brought (and then let us keep!). My suggestions to you since you are in an older home – use Root Kill every 4 to 6 months (or as directed) and use the same plumber/plumbing company every time you need to have someone come out because they will be familiar with the history. Good luck!
I had this problem and tried every single eco-friendly method out there. I finally got fed up and bought the cheapest, most toxic drain-o on the market. Much to my dismay it worked like a charm.
We have an old house (1940's) and have had the same problem with complete drain stoppage. We used a product by the name of Thrift from the hardware store. It worked and we haven't had to repeat it yet. Not sure if it is eco-friendly but it worked for us.
We had this problem in the kitchen sink. My husband tried and succeeded clearing the pipe with Liquid-Plumr Power Jet – http://liquid-plumr.com/products/powerjet.html
Good luck!
We had the same problem with tree roots causing back ups as posters have described above. Our back-ups were with the toilet, but never the tub.
When we did have an issue with the tub not draining properly, we did several of the tricks mentioned above before realizing that the mechanism for the drain itself was broken. The trip lever was in the "up" position as the default. Since it was a rental house, we fixed the problem with a pretty sack of stones that kept the drain in the "down" position.
Hi Youngsters! We have an older home (1930) and we find that when the drain doesn't clear by removing the clog from the tub (the hair), it means that the clog is in the pipe that goes to the street. My husband will snake the sewer pipe in the basement and this clears the drain. In fact, he just had to do it again last week but every year or so he has to do it. He explained that after so many years, the walls inside the old pipes get gunked up more easily which then makes the water hard to pass thru, kinda like a dam building up. ewwwww. Good luck!
I did a little research online and if you have metal pipes there could be an issue with rust/corrosion. It sounds like the clog is not near the actual tub drain area or you would have gotten it out already with your other attempts. Good luck, hope things "clear" up soon!!!
If you do manage to find a product that gets this job done and is still ecofriendly, I'd love to see that endorsement!
We had a similiar issue with our kitchen sink. Water just stopped draining one day and then backed up because it happened while we were running the dishwasher. It was disgusting! After we tried everything we could to the sink(baking soda-vinegar-hot water solution, drain snake and Draino), my husband went downstairs to our basement to look at the pipes. He was able to narrow down which pipe was the kitchen sink pipe and looked for the curved part of the line. He took that apart and pulled out a chunk of uber grossness and it worked! Our pipes are 65 years old (and will eventually need to be replaced) have clogged up twice since then (kitchen sink and batroom sink). Hubby followed the same procedure to un clog the problem line. We're now trying to do the baking soda-vinegar solution once a month for maintenace and haven't had a problem since.
We've had issues with our bathtub drain and the only thing that unclogs it is CLR Power Plumber. It's basically a can of pressurized air. I got it at Meijer but in Virginia you can probably find it at Walgreens or Rite Aid. I HIGHLY recommend this stuff.
If it is anything like our old apartment, it is probably years and years and years of old hair balled up in there. I am not sure how to get it out (we were only staying there a year, so we didn't want to fight with the landlord about it). We just used a plunger to get it flowing again. It worked for a few months, but then started clogging again just before we moved out.
But once you do figure out the solution, make sure you have one of those little fine-mesh drain covers so that extra hair doesn't clog it again. As someone who sheds hair constantly, you'd be surprised how much hair you don't see fall out but causes lots of problems (think burnt out vacuums, clogged drains, those nasty little hairballs that form in the dryer).
This won't help your current situation but I have a suggestion for the future… mostly for Sherry. I come from a long line of super-shedding woman and the thought of wet hair in the shower freaks me out (your video in this post almost made me hurl). I also wear my hair back almost everyday, so my hair doesn't naturally shed as much as a hair-down gal. I have a really nice, stiff, bristle-y brush that I use before hopping in the shower. If cuts down on the ick-factor and on the amount of hair that makes it down the drain.
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We didn't do that. Obama did, but we elected him so we are guilty—just as guilty as the Germans who put Hitler in office.
There is a penalty for betraying Israel or for trying to do it. Check out Balaam. He turned on Israel, too.
See "Obama Threatens War on Israel If It Attacks Iran" and "Obama Sells Out Israel to Iran".
This is my advice: pray and watch out.
SnyderTalk Comment: What do you call a person who routinely does not tell the truth? Is there one word that captures the essence of that person's character?
Jonathan Broder: Black Power in Washington—James Clyburn was livid. In February, shortly after learning that Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu would deliver a speech to Congress, criticizing President Barack Obama's nuclear diplomacy with Iran, the assistant minority leader joined a small group of senior Democrats for a closed-door meeting in the Capitol building with Yuli Edelstein, the speaker of Israel's parliament. The boyish-looking Edelstein, a member of the ruling Likud Party, had flown in from Jerusalem to tamp down the furor that erupted over Netanyahu's planned address. Usually meetings between American lawmakers and Israeli officials on Capitol Hill are chummy. But this one was tense. The Democrats felt it was sheer chutzpah for a foreign leader to use Congress as a soapbox to challenge their president, and they were particularly incensed by the way Netanyahu and Republican leaders had arranged the speech behind Obama's back. But Clyburn, a long-standing member of the Congressional Black Caucus, went even further, adding an unmistakable racial overtone to Netanyahu's offense. According to aides, the South Carolina Democrat bluntly told Edelstein he regarded the prime minister's upcoming speech as an "affront to America's first black president."
Mike Palmer: New Currency Law Now in Effect—Could Be Devastating for Anyone Holding U.S. Dollars— Hidden within H.R. Bill #2847, is a little-known provision known as "FATCA." The first part of this law went into effect last year. The rest of it will roll out, piece by piece, through the end of 2018. Few Americans have a any clue about what this is—but FATCA actually stands for the "Foreign Account Tax Compliance Act." Like many problematic pieces of legislation, this one sounds innocent enough. But it has major repercussions—which could expedite a worldwide flight from the U.S. dollar and ultimately result in billions in potential losses for U.S. citizens. For one, this law means any institution that deals with U.S. dollars has to now comply with the IRS… which means many institutions could essentially stop dealing with U.S. dollars. For another, this law makes it increasingly difficult, if not impossible, for the average American to get some of his money out of U.S. dollars, and into more stable currencies via foreign banks.
Investor's Business Daily: Obama Release Of Secret Report On Israel Nukes Betrays Ally—Mideast: Quietly, the Obama administration has released details of Israel's nuclear program through the Defense Department. It was no accident, and could have a devastating impact on the balance of power in the region. The same administration that refused to divulge what's in its soon-to-be-concluded nuclear "deal" with Iran, last month stealthily released a top-secret 1987 report on Israel's nuclear program — information that might be used by Israel's enemies. The 386-page report "describes in detail the march of Israeli military and technological advancement in the 1970s and '80s," wrote journalist Michael Karpin on the Jewish Daily Forward's blog site. Karpin, author of the "The Bomb in the Basement — How Israel Went Nuclear and What That Means for the World," says the U.S. report pays "particular attention to the development and progression of Israel's nuclear infrastructure and research labs."
SnyderTalk Comment: Obama has no idea who he is up against. Or maybe he does and doesn't care. Either way, he's in for a rude awakening. Yahweh will not be mocked—especially by fools.
James Simpson: Obama Accused of Obstructing Battle against Boko Haram to Promote Axelrod's Nigerian Muslim Client— When the notorious Islamic terrorist group, Boko Haram, kidnapped 278 school girls from the town of Chibok in northeastern Nigeria last year, Michelle Obama began a Twitter hashtag campaign, #BringBackOurGirls. But behind the scenes, the Obama administration was undermining Nigeria's efforts to take the battle to the terrorists. Obama refused to sell Nigeria arms and supplies critical to the fight, and stepped in to block other Western allies from doing so. The administration also denied Nigeria intelligence on Boko Haram from drones operating in the area. While Boko Haram was kidnapping school girls, the U.S. cut petroleum purchases from Nigeria to zero, plunging the nation's economy into turmoil and raising concerns about its ability to fund its battle against the terrorists. Nigeria responded by cancelling a military training agreement between the two countries. The Nigerian presidential election is coming up Saturday, March 28, 2015. AKPD, the political consulting group founded by Obama confidante David Axelrod, is assisting Retired Gen. Muhammadu Buhari, a Muslim presidential candidate from Muslim-dominated northern Nigeria, where Boko Haram was spawned and wields the most influence. Buhari is well-known throughout the country, having led as "Head-of-State" following a military coup in 1983. He was dislodged following another coup in 1985.
SnyderTalk Comment: See "Nigerian leader urges peaceful vote amid electoral violence".
Obama doesn't learn. He tried to foul up the Israeli election to get his way and failed. Now he's injecting himself into the Nigerian election to protect radical Islamists. He will have no excuse when he is confronted by Yahweh. We won't, either, because we elected him.
If ordinary Americans knew what their government was doing behind the scenes around the world, they would be shocked and disgusted. Obama's efforts to keep his actions secret provide him with political cover in the short-term, but secrets don't remain secret for long. Foreign leaders already know the truth. Americans will know it soon enough.
The German people were blamed for Hitler's horrific acts because they handed him the reins of power. We will be blamed, too.
Fred Kaplan: Why Obama May Be Making His Biggest Middle Eastern Gamble Yet—The Obama administration is bombing Sunni radicals in Iraq (which, in the end, will help Shiite militias), while also helping Saudis bomb Shiite rebels in Yemen (which is intended to help Sunni regimes). Is this the product of a fractured, even contradictory foreign policy? No. It's more a reflection of the fact that the Middle East is a messed-up place these days—and so, for that matter, is the world. In a certain way, Obama's actions, taken together, can be seen as the product of a realpolitik policy. It's a separate question whether realpolitik—the cold, calculating pursuit of one's own national interests—can be effectively applied to the Middle East. In other words, it's a separate but vital question whether Obama's approach is shrewd or naive.
SnyderTalk Comment: The Middle East has been a "messed-up place" for a very long time. Obama's meddling has made it worse than it has been for more than 70 years—since before World War II.
Obama doesn't have any idea how to solve the problems that he has ignited. He's a grenade thrower—not a problem solver.
That's why leaders in the Middle East don't trust him. Obama creates problems and from a distance he tells them what to do. The operative word is "tells". The people who have to live with Obama's messes suffer unnecessarily while he enjoys another round of golf with Secret Service protection.
Eric Bradner: Ben Carson calls Obama a 'psychopath'—His comment came in an exchange between the neurosurgeon who's likely to mount a bid for the 2016 Republican presidential nomination and his chief adviser, Armstrong Williams, captured by a GQ reporter on the night of this year's State of the Union address. Williams had said Obama looked "elegant" that night. And Carson responded: "Like most psychopaths. That's why they're successful. That's the way they look. They all look great." Later in the exchange, Carson accused Obama of knowingly selling the American public "a lie."
Bret Stephens: The Orwellian Obama Presidency—Under Mr. Obama, friends are enemies, denial is wisdom, capitulation is victory.
SnyderTalk Comment: Ain't it the truth. See "On Iran Nuclear Deal, Watchdog Says Collapse of White House Demand for Verification in Line With Previous Capitulations".
Stephens got it right. Orwell did, too, and so did Lewis Carroll. Both 1984 and Alice's Adventures in Wonderland are part of the literary nonsense genre. Who would have imagined what we would be living in a nonsensical world in 2015?
The Economist: The ire over Iran— RARELY have relations between an American president and an Israeli prime minister sunk so low. No sooner had Binyamin Netanyahu won the Israeli election, on March 17th, than Barack Obama told him he would "reassess" relations with the Jewish state. Mr Netanyahu, says the president, has all but destroyed his credibility and the chances for peace with Palestinians, and he has eroded Israel's democracy. These are strong words coming from Israel's best friend. The mood has not been this bad since 1991, when the elder George Bush delayed loan guarantees to Israel; or maybe 1956, when Dwight Eisenhower forced Israel (and Britain and France) to withdraw after the intervention against Egypt. Mr Obama was right to chastise Mr Netanyahu over Palestine. But he should not ignore him altogether. This is a vital moment in the Middle East. Mr Obama may this week embrace Israel's greatest foe, Iran, by agreeing on the outline for a nuclear deal. As cynical as Mr Netanyahu may be about Palestine, he deserves to be heard on the risk that a deal will turn Iran from a pariah into a legitimate and overbearing regional power.
SnyderTalk Comment: People at The Economist have swallowed the Palestinian line without apology. They have to ignore the facts to conclude that there is any hope for peace between Israel and Palestinians who are committed to the Jewish state's destruction. There is something otherworldly about it.
Jonathan S. Tobin: Are the Iran Nuclear Talks a Hostage Negotiation?— With one week left before the current deadline for the end of the nuclear talks with Iran, the administration's desperation to cut a deal with Tehran is fairly obvious. The reason why the Iranians have stood their ground on the last sticking points stems from President Obama's history of retreating on every issue when pressed to do so, leading the Iranians to believe they can count on him making a few more concessions in order to secure the agreement. But according to Politico, they have another motive for expecting the West to give way again on measures that might conceivably limit their ability to cheat their way to a bomb. Instead of just taking advantage of Obama and Secretary of State Kerry's zeal for a deal, they also have the ability to threaten mayhem throughout the Middle East if they don't get their way. Possible Iranian threats against U.S. personnel in Iraq may be turning the nuclear talks into as much of a hostage negotiation as anything else. As Politico's sources within the administration make clear, U.S. officials are worried that a breakdown in the nuclear talks could lead to attacks against Americans in Iraq from Shiite militias or others doing Iran's bidding. Iran has become a de facto ally of the United States in the battle against ISIS. But as problematic as relying on an Islamist regime that sponsors terrorism to fight Islamist terrorists may be, this arrangement also leaves the 3,000 U.S. personnel sent to Iraq as advisers and trainers for the forces fighting ISIS vulnerable to Iranian revenge if the president doesn't do as they demand in the nuclear talks.
Malcolm Lowe: Iran: The Only "Good Deal" – And How to Work for It— Even if, as the US Administration ceaselessly assures us, Iran's drive to acquire nuclear weapons can be frustrated for a while, any relaxation of the current economic sanctions will be used to finance Iran's other drive: its quest for regional hegemony. To begin with, the P5+1 could adopt the very successful style of negotiation practiced by Palestinians as well as Iranians. This is to whittle away at the position of the other side by extracting one little concession after another, but then to delay the negotiations indefinitely when the deal seems to be imminent. The result is that when negotiations do resume, it is not from zero, but from an inferior initial position of the other side. Whenever a deal seems near, one of the P5+1 should come up with a further demand or demands. What they could do is adopt that role in succession, so that Iran is the party that needs to keep starting afresh from a worse position.
Jonah Goldberg: Can Jewish Americans Support Both Democrats and Israel?— "I don't understand how Jews in America can be Democrats first and Jewish second and support Israel along the line of just following their president," vented Representative Steve King (R., Iowa) on Boston Herald Radio last week. It was a small controversy in the grand scheme of things, easily overlooked during a week when: a German pilot turned a routine flight into a murder-suicide mission, Ted Cruz drove the media batty by announcing he will run for president as Ted Cruz, an Army sergeant and Taliban captive the White House touted as a hero was charged with desertion, and America joined forces with Iran in Iraq to kill Sunni jihadists while allying with Saudi Arabia in Yemen to kill Shiite jihadists (who are backed by Iran). Still, King's comments did enrage a lot of people, particularly people eager to make political hay. "I was shocked and horrified when I heard the remarks made by Representative King today stating that we are 'Jewish second,' and implying that Democrats are anti-Semitic," responded Greg Rosenbaum, chair of the National Jewish Democratic Council. Representative Steve Israel (D., N.Y.) took his hissy fit to Twitter. "I don't need Congressman Steve King questioning my religion or my politics," he tweeted. "I demand an apology from him & repudiation from GOP. #dangerous."
SnyderTalk Comment: As a matter of fact, Jewish people can't support Israel and Democrats at the same time, but most of them think they can.
Supporting Democrats is the antithesis of supporting Israel.
Memo to Rep. Israel: somebody needs to question your logic because it stinks.
Janine Di Giovanni and Conor Gaffey: The New Exodus: Christians Flee ISIS in the Middle East— Before jihadists overran this mountain town in 2013, Maaloula was one of the oldest Christian communities in Syria, where Western Aramaic—the language of Jesus Christ—is still spoken. It was also a place of profound peace, where Sunni and Shiite Muslim residents, along with their Christian neighbors, forged a pact early in the war to avoid the sectarian conflict ripping their country apart. "We decided that even if the mountains around us were exploding with fighting, we would not go to war," Mahmoud Diab, a Sunni imam, toldNewsweek in 2012. "It's a sectarian war, but the fact is, there is no war here in Maaloula. In this town, we are not defined by religion. We all know each other. Everyone is a Christian, and everyone is Muslim." Tolerance had been a tradition in Maaloula since St. Takla—the daughter of a pagan prince and an early disciple (and possibly wife) of St. Paul—fled to these mountains in the first century. She was escaping soldiers sent by her father, who was threatening to kill her for her ardent faith in her adopted religion. St. Takla was exhausted and, finding her way blocked by the sharp, rocky sides of a mountain, fell on her knees in desperate prayer. Legend has it the mountains parted, and she escaped. Maaloula means entrance in Aramaic. For centuries, Christians and Muslims have come here to pray for miracles, but the residents of Maaloula weren't blind to the dangers that swirled around them when I visited on several occasions in 2012 and 2013. "I am afraid of the kind of people who will come here," said Antoinette Nasrallah, a Syrian-American, originally from Miami, who owned a café in the center of town. "I am afraid of Salafists."
Cara Anna: UN Mideast Envoy Calls on Security Council for Israel Action— The U.N.'s top Mideast envoy challenged the Security Council on Thursday to lead the way to resolving the Israeli-Palestinian conflict, suggesting it should present a framework for negotiations that "may be the only way to preserve the goal of a two-state solution." Robert Serry, in his final briefing to the council, also sharply criticized Israel's illegal building of settlements in Palestinian territories, saying it "may kill the very possibility of reaching peace on the paradigm of two states for two peoples." "I frankly do not know if it is already too late," Serry said. The U.N. envoy spoke a day after Israel's prime minister was officially chosen to form a new government following an acrimonious election campaign. President Barack Obama has been clear this week about his impatience with Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's comments shortly before the Israeli elections that he would not allow the establishment of a Palestinian state on his watch.
Vladimir Isachenkov: Putin says Russia will stand firm in standoff with West—President Vladimir Putin on Thursday voiced confidence that Russia will come out as a winner in its standoff with the West if it firmly stands its ground. Speaking before senior officials of the Federal Security Service, the main successor to the KGB agency, Putin said "the situation around our country will change for the better, but not because we will make concessions, bend down or trifle with someone." "It will change for the better only if we become stronger," he said. The Russian leader accused the West of using "attempts at political isolation, economic pressure, large-scale information war and instruments of special services" to weaken Russia.
SnyderTalk Comment: Beware the Russian bear. He's up to no good.
Russia is not on the front burner now, but it will be. Stay tuned.
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Rachel Avraham: Egyptian peace activist supports coexistence with the State of Israel—In an exclusive interview with JerusalemOnline, Ahmed Meligy, a prominent Egyptian peace activist, advocated passionately in support of coexistence with Israel and documented his journey from being an Israel hater to a peace activist. Ahmed Meligy, a prominent Egyptian peace activist with the YaLa Young Leaders Movement, a blogger at the Jerusalem Post, and a trainee at the Information Research Center at the American Embassy in Cairo, did not always support peaceful coexistence with the State of Israel. Like the majority of his fellow countrymen, Ahmed was educated to believe that Israel did not have a right to exist. "I was a Jew-hater," Ahmed proclaimed. "I hated Israel and Israel was my enemy. When there was a suicide bombing in a bus station in Tel Aviv, I got excited about the body count and I was hopeful that the next suicide bombing attack would bring about more causalities! They did not teach us about the Holocaust here. All they told us that the only good outcome of WWII is that Hitler did not burn enough Jews. Unfortunately, that is what the teacher taught in school. They never mentioned the Gypsies, the disabled, etc. They mentioned that it was only aimed for Jews. They did not mention that Dachau was aimed at Hitler's opposition."
SnyderTalk Comment: Yahweh can change hearts and minds. HalleluYah!
Burak Bekdil: Turkey: Davutoglu vs. Davutoglu— In a speech in parliament on Jan. 28, Turkey's main opposition leader, Kemal Kilicdaroglu, addressed Turkish Prime Minister Ahmet Davutoglu: "You are not the prime minister. You are [a "photo-op"] kid seated on the prime minister's chair." The weird situation Davutoglu has found himself in is the product of his boss and predecessor, President Recep Tayyip Erdogan. Last summer, as election season approached, then Prime Minister Erdogan and President Davutoglu tightened their grip on the internet. The duo deliberately limited their citizens' access to social media and to popular and informative websites. They also increased the government's power over the courts and the power of the MIT (Turkish intelligence Agency) to spy on people. None of this stopped the AKP from winning at the polls. Shortly after Erdogan won the presidential election in August, he nominated Davutoglu to be his successor as party chairman and prime minister.
Andrea Garrett: Outspoken Islam Critic Calls for an Islamic Reformation— For more than 10 years, Ayaan Hirsi Ali has been a fierce critic of Islam. As a result, she's also been the target of constant death threats. Hirsi Ali was born a Muslim in Somalia, where she saw and experienced the brutal treatment of women and girls under fundamentalist Islam. As a young woman, she escaped from an arranged marriage and sought asylum in The Netherlands. She became involved in politics and eventually was elected to the Dutch parliament, where she was an outspoken critic of Islam. Today, Hirsi Ali lives in the United States and is a fellow at the American Enterprise Institute. She continues to risk her life to expose Islam, a religion she says subjugates Muslim women to lives of slavery, suffering, and submission.
World Jewish Congress: Jewish leaders testify to US Congress on rising Anti-Semitism— Appearing on behalf of WJC – representing more than 100 Jewish communities worldwide – before the US House of Representatives Subcommittee on Africa, Global Health, Global Human Rights, and International Organizations, Lauder said: "In order to defeat this new flame of radical Islamic terror and survive, the United States must lead. The United States can and must speak loudly and clearly to condemn this evil for what it is – the radical Islamic hatred of Jews." Lauder's remarks came in testimony today before the House subcommittee, chaired by Rep. Christopher Smith, on the topic "After Paris and Copenhagen, Responding to the Rising Tide of Anti-Semitism." Also testifying on this issue were Roger Cukierman, president of the Representative Council of Jewish Institutions of France (CRIF), and Dan Rosenberg Asmussen, president of the Danish Jewish community. Lauder said the recent deadly wave of terror attacks against Jewish targets in Copenhagen and Paris were only the latest signs of a rising wave of anti-Semitism sweeping across Europe. This new form of anti-Semitism is being driven by radical Islam, but pushed along by extreme nationalists on the right and anti-Israel intellectual elites in universities, he said. "European leaders have stepped up and strongly condemned these attacks on Jews and the rise of anti-Semitism," he said. "The United States must do the same. The United States must lead."
Daniel Mael: Offense Welcome: In Defense of Free Speech on Campus— In 1902, the Russian Jewish author and early Zionist leader, Ze'ev Jabotinsky (1880-1940) responded to a fellow journalist's effort to label Zionism as "historically retrograde", "politically reactionary" and "unworkable". "Defame it if you must!" he wrote. "The dream is greater than its slanderers. It need not fear their calumny." In 2015, the pro-Israel campus movement, through its collective attempt to combat anti-Israel forces, risks failing to uphold Jabotinsky's proclamation. Supporting Israel is now labelled an act of "racism" by some professors and certain campus organizations, such as Students for Justice in Palestine (SJP) and Jewish Voice for Peace (JVP). Opposing Israel, however, is not considered the actual act of racism that it more likely is.
SnyderTalk Comment: Higher education needs a complete overhaul.
SnyderTalk Comment: I suspect that in most universities an overhaul will involve major surgery, but a proctologist should be on-call just in case.
'Netanyahu has burned his bridges with Black Democrats'
SnyderTalk Comment: When telling the truth about Israel burns bridges, the bridges were not built to handle any weight.
See "Black pastors urge CBC not to skip Netanyahu speech". It's not a problem for blacks in general. It's a problem for black Democrats. The operative word is "Democrats". They are a serious problem.
Dinesh D'Souza said, "Democrats are the party that abandoned #Israel, enabled the rise of #ISIS and is now helping #Iran to get a nuclear bomb." He's right.
Don't vote for Democrats.
Deterring Hezbollah: The IDF's deputy chief of staff shares his vision for Israeli deterrence
Houthi rebels make gains despite action by broadening Saudi-led Sunni coalition
'Time for Iran to make tough decisions in nuclear talks,' US says
Hamas seeks to restore ties with Syria, denies past support for rebels
Toulouse rabbi told to remove kippah at voting station
Holocaust survivors plead: Help us hold Passover Seder
Analysis: Sweden vs Saudi Arabia or the triumph of realpolitik
Analysis: Iran is seeking hegemony via a nuclear deal
Israel to resume tax revenue transfers to the Palestinian Authority
Terror attack thwarted after bomb found near Hebron's Cave of the Patriarchs
US 'disappointed UN rights council continues to single out Israel'
Nasrallah: Israel Should be Targeted, Not Yemen
France to Push for New UN Resolution on Israel-PA Peace
Washington Welcomes Israel's Decision to Unfreeze PA Taxes
Hamas: Amnesty Report 'Adopts the Israeli Version' of the Story
Leftist Tel Aviv Teacher in 'Disgusting' Election Loss Post
Reassessing the Two State Solution
Arab List to Forego Security Committee for Finance
Druze in the Golan Spied on Israel for Syria
Abbas Risks ICC Declaring Gaza is Not His
Arabs on School Field Trip Beat Jewish Guide
No Death Penalty for Lemkos's Murderer
U.S. Gives Cool Reception to French Initiative
British Foreign Secretary Ready to Join Iran Talks
Hamas Denounces EU for Keeping it on Blacklist
Syria: Islamists Advance against Regime in Idlib
Hillary embracing Obama, quiet on Israel, ahead of likely 2016 campaign
As US lets Yemen fall, Israeli ire pales next to Arab fury
100 jets, 150,000 soldiers in Saudi offensive in Yemen
Saudi airstrikes in Yemen target rebel stronghold in north
Yemen turmoil escalates as Arab states plan ground invasion
Arabs inch closer to old dream of joint force
Saudi envoy to US: Iran advising Yemen rebels
Yemen rebels threaten revenge on 'Zionist' Saudis after airstrikes
Jordan joins anti-Houthi operation in Yemen
Iran condemns Saudi strikes in Yemen as 'dangerous step'
As nuke talks enter critical round, Rouhani calls world leaders urging deal
Netanyahu tasked to form coalition, offers 'hand in peace' to Palestinians
Hamas digs new terror tunnels up to, but not across, border
Amnesty says Gaza groups committed war crimes
Golan resident arrested for spying for Syria
Iran's Muhammad film slammed for showing back of prophet's head
French firm pulls out of Jerusalem cable car project
Jewish frat shuts down at Michigan
Middle East struggles under the weight of an obesity epidemic
SnyderTalk Comment: How do you interpret these verses in Philippians chapter 3?
"17 Brethren, join in following my example, and observe those who walk according to the pattern you have in us. 18 For many walk, of whom I often told you, and now tell you even weeping, that they are enemies of the cross of Messiah, 19 whose end is destruction, whose god is their appetite, and whose glory is in their shame, who set their minds on earthly things."
The god of this world is very busy. He is a liar—the father of lies. He is leading many people astray.
Question: When was the last time you heard a preacher talk about gluttony?
I never heard a preacher talk about it. Many of them, and maybe most of them, would be ashamed to do it.
Senate clobbers Obama's $4 trillion budget plan in 1-98 vote — Here's the one guy who voted 'yes'—"The vote is a sign of worse things to come for Democrats this week. By the end of the week, both the House and Senate are likely to have passed plans that balance the budget within a decade, thanks to $5 trillion in cuts to planned spending over that period."
SnyderTalk Comment: It's about time.
There are 100 senators: 54 Republicans, 44 Democrats, and 2 independents. The 2 independents caucus with the Democrats.
Sen. Tom Carper (D-Del.) is the one senator who voted for Obama's budget.
The writing is on the wall.
House Benghazi chair: Clinton wiped server
SnyderTalk Comment: I think that's a criminal offense.
Assad says Syria open to dialogue with US
Mysterious dark matter passes through galaxy collisions unscathed, baffling scientists
Pakistan mulling Saudi request to send ground troops to Yemen
Syria's Assad calls chlorine allegations 'malicious propaganda'
Islamists advance in fierce clashes for Syria's Idlib
Zimbabwean Civil Rights Activist Itai Dzamara Missing, Feared Kidnapped, Tortured or Dead
Somali special forces storm Mogadishu hotel where Al-Shabaab mounted deadly attack
How an HIV Outbreak Hit the Heartland
SnyderTalk Comment: Yahweh is amazing. From His perspective, Muslims are no different than any other nonbeliever.
All of us come to Yahweh in the same condition. He saves us because we choose to place our faith in Him.
Many Muslims will turn to Yahweh in the days ahead. We need to welcome them with open arms, the same way that Yahweh welcomes us when we accept His free gifts, redemption and salvation.
Rouhani writes to Obama as Iran talks near deadline
Rouhani speaks with French, British, Russian leaders as nuclear talks resume
Found in Turkey: Huge Underground City
Turkey's president Erdogan told to 'stop interfering' in government business
Turkey Passes Tough New Security Law
Congress concerned over Turkey's drift from democracy
A year into a conflict with Russia, are sanctions working?
It's time to start worrying about what Russia's been up to in Latin America
Sri Lanka's pivot to India breaks China's dreams
China's new 'World Bank' gains support despite warnings
China's anti-corruption crackdown reaches US
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Exodus 4: 6-9
6 Yahweh furthermore said to him, "Now put your hand into your bosom." So he put his hand into his bosom, and when he took it out, behold, his hand was leprous like snow. 7 Then He said, "Put your hand into your bosom again." So he put his hand into his bosom again, and when he took it out of his bosom, behold, it was restored like the rest of his flesh. 8 "If they will not believe you or heed the witness of the first sign, they may believe the witness of the last sign. 9 But if they will not believe even these two signs or heed what you say, then you shall take some water from the Nile and pour it on the dry ground; and the water which you take from the Nile will become blood on the dry ground."
SnyderTalk Comment: Read His Name is Yahweh.
His Name is Yahweh explains why the Name of God, Yahweh, is so important. It's available in eBook format and in paperback. It's also available for free in PDF format.
- God also said to Moses, "Say to the Israelites, 'Yahweh, the God of your fathers—the God of Abraham, the God of Isaac and the God of Jacob—has sent me to you.' This [Yahweh] is my name forever, the name by which I am to be remembered from generation to generation." (Exodus 3: 15)
- "Therefore behold, I am going to make them know—this time I will make them know My power and My might; and they shall know that My name is Yahweh." (Jeremiah 16: 21)
- "Behold, the days are coming," declares Yahweh, "when I will raise up for David a righteous Branch; and He will reign as king and act wisely and do justice and righteousness in the land. In His days Judah will be saved, and Israel will dwell securely; and this is His name by which He will be called, 'Yahweh our righteousness.'" (Jeremiah 23: 5-6)
- Yeshua said to them, "Truly, truly, I say to you, before Abraham was born, I am." (John 8: 58)
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President Michael C. Miller Named AMVETS Career Center Advocate of the Year
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At a ceremony in the parlor of the president's house on Pfeiffer University's Misenheimer, N.C., campus, the North Carolina AMVETS Career Center presented President Michael C. Miller with its Advocate of the Year Award.
Presented by David Beam, commander, North Carolina Department of AMVETS, the award marks President Miller's and Pfeiffer University's support for the AMVETS mission over the past year since the Career Center opened on Pfeiffer's campus.
Pfeiffer students give kids the world over winter break
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Over winter break, sixteen Pfeiffer students spent several days volunteering at Give Kids the World Village, a nonprofit resort that provides children with life-threatening illnesses and their families a week-long vacation free of cost.
North Carolina AMVETS Career Center to present Advocate of the Year Award to Mike Miller, president of Pfeiffer University
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The North Carolina AMVETS Career Center will present Michael C. Miller, president, Pfeiffer University, with the North Carolina AMVETS Advocate of the Year Award on Wed., Jan. 9 at 11 a.m. The award, given to an individual who demonstrates outstanding support for AMVETS endeavors and the needs of AMVETS clients, will be presented during a ceremony at the President's House on Pfeiffer's Misenheimer campus, 48380 U.S. Hwy 52N.
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The Clinical Medical Assistant training program offered in conjunction with Boston Reed College will prepare students to assist a physician, provide care to patients in a doctor's office or clinic and sit for a national medical assistant certification exam.
Pfeiffer University's reaccreditation reaffirmed by The Commission on Colleges of the Southern Association of Colleges and Schools
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Pfeiffer University has been reaffirmed accreditation for the next ten years by the Commission on Colleges of the Southern Association of Colleges and Schools (SACS), www.sacscoc.org, the regional body for the accreditation of degree-granting public and private higher education institutions in the Southern states.
"Reaccreditation by SACS is the culmination of more than three-year's effort and preparation by Pfeiffer faculty and staff,†said Dr. Tracy Y. Espy, provost and vice president for academic affairs. "While we know instinctively that Pfeiffer University offers a high-quality liberal arts experience, this distinction confirms that Pfeiffer is on a path toward continued excellence.â€
Dianne Daniels, award winning nurse, leads department to great success
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In October, the department was recognized as a North Carolina Nurses Association (NCNA) Hallmarks Healthy Workplace. This designation recognizes workplaces that form positive environments for nurses in North Carolina. According to Dr. Daniels, this distinction puts Nursing "on the right track†from its early stages and can also be used as a recruitment and retention tool for prospective students and faculty.
Pfeiffer professor recognized for research on declining lion population
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Dr. Luke Dollar, professor of biology at Pfeiffer, National Geographic Explorer, and grants program director for their Big Cats Initiative (causeanuproar.org), was recently recognized for publication of research that explores the declining lion population in Africa. Dr. Dollar, who is well known for his extensive research on the fosa in Madagascar, collaborated with over 50 coauthors and contributors for this project on lions and their habitats, including scientists from University of California, Davis, Duke University and Yale University.
Freshmen to sponsor blood drive to benefit victims of Hurricane Sandy
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On Dec. 6 from 11:30 a.m.-4:30 p.m. in the Stokes Student Center Community Room, the freshman class will sponsor a blood drive to benefit Hurricane Sandy victims.
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On Sat., Nov. 17, a group of students and faculty from the Division of Arts and Sciences attended the State of North Carolina Undergraduate Research & Creativity Symposium (SNCURCS) at Duke University in Durham, N.C. SNCURCS is an annual symposium that showcases multidisciplinary undergraduate research and creative scholarship from all institutes of higher education across the state.
Pfeiffer University performance ensembles and Stanly County Concert Band present: A Village Christmas
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The performance ensembles of Pfeiffer University and members of the Stanly County Concert Band will present A Village Christmas in two performances on Sun., Dec. 2 at 4:30 p.m. and 7:30 p.m., Henry Pfeiffer Chapel, 48380 Hwy 52N, Misenheimer. The community is invited to these free concerts.
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