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The Godhead
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This article summarizes William Branham's teaching on the Godhead. Godhead means "the nature of God"[1], but is usually a term for "what" God is, rather than "who" God is. At its greatest depth, knowing about someone is much less rewarding that knowing someone. Still, it is a start.
We do not spend time in this article highlighting the problems with William Branham's beliefs. The purpose of this article is simply to highlight what he believed.
Other articles in this series, which can be accessed from the tabs at the top of the page, attempt to point out specific problem areas with William Branham's belief system.
The Godhead and Respect
In the past, some Christians in positions of power have persecuted heretics (or anyone who disagrees with their own favourite doctrine). But persecuting heretics is as spiritual as stoning the good Samaritan. The treatment of the Cathars at the hands of the Catholics, most notably in the massacre in Beziers in 1209 A.D., is a historic example of this persecution.
The Apostle Paul wrote about people who "hold the truth in unrighteousness" (Romans 1). He describes people who understand the Godhead correctly, but still choose to live a life of corruption. Paul's final description of these individuals is 'unmerciful', which is an apt description of Arnaud-Amaury, the Catholic ambassador to the Cathars of Bezier, who declared "Kill them all, the Lord will recognise His own."
Jesus taught that only those who had a pure heart would see God (Matthew 5:8). So even though what we are describing is heresy, there is no need to stone or persecute Branhamites. What there is a need for is to be merciful.
William Branham's Continuously Changing View
William Branham was ordained as an exhorter in the Pentecostal Baptist Church (see article on Roy Davis) and, early in his ministry, believed in the Trinity as evidenced by the following:
In his early ministry, William Branham was very inclusive and extended open arms to both Trinitarians and Oneness believers (see the vision of the Plum and Apple Trees.
In his sermon, The Godhead Explained, William Branham tells of when he was confronted by ministers of both the Assemblies of God (Trinitarian) and the United Pentecostal Church (Oneness) and forced to clearly define his doctrine. At the end of their discussion, William Branham had both representatives acknowledge that the other had the Holy Spirit. He then explained his method of baptism, which both representatives accepted. In this same sermon, William Branham tells of another confrontation with a UPC minister. This minister said "You know what we are going to do? We are drawing a little ring and drawing you right out of our circle." William Branham responded, "If you draw me out, I will draw you back in."
While William Branham's view of the Godhead was hard to accurately pin down, he did appear to have changed his beliefs fundamentally on this subject in 1958, as his last reference to a Trinitarian understanding of the Godhead was in March 1958. He gradually became less and less tolerant of the Trinitarian view until he eventually classified anyone that believed in the Trinity doctrine as a non-Christian:
What William Branham Believed
William Branham's teachings on the Godhead were all over the map. As a result, this is one of the areas that most message believers apply the doctrine of Progressive Revelation.
William Branham stated many times that both the Oneness and Trinitarians were wrong and that the truth was somewhere in between.
William Branham also taught that Jesus Christ was part of God's creation.
Branhamism and Swedenborgianism
When you distill everything down, it appears that William Branham taught a view of the Godhead that was most similar to that taught by Emmanual Swedenborg. The New Church (as followers of Emmanual Swedenborg have branded themselves) make the following claim about the Godhead:
William Branham taught the same doctrine with regards to the Godhead:
Swedenborg was also very against the teachings of the Trinity, as follows:
These statements are so similar to William Branham's tapes, that it makes you wonder whether the angel that appeared to William Branham was the same angel that appeared to Emmanuel Swedenborg. Swedenborg's statements above were all presented to John Wesley. His conclusion on these doctrines is as follows:
Lee Vayle, who edited William Branham's book "The Church Ages" held that the mystery of the seven seals was the restoration of the correct teaching of the Godhead. If this doctrine of Lee Vayle's is correct, then the correct teaching on the Godhead was actually restored 300 years earlier by Emmanuel Swedenborg and had nothing to do with William Branham.
John Wesley also wrote:


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It Doesn't Get Any Better Than Coach K And Duke
It's time to start paying attention to college basketball again! Now that the football regular season is almost over, we move our power ranking concentration toward basketball. A lot of the old guard in the basketball establishment populate the top of our first rankings with some recently revived programs (Kansas State, Missouri) thrown into the mix. And you better get used to seeing Coach K and Duke in the top spot.
1. Duke (8-0)
It's hard to argue against the Blue Devils right now. They're playing the kind of basketball that makes you think the only team that can beat the Blue Devils are the Blue Devils. And after handling two top 10 teams in Michigan State and Kansas State, it might be awhile before Coach K loses this season.
2. Ohio State (6-0)
The Buckeyes have dominated all of their games but with just one of them (at No. 10 Florida) being any good, no one is talking about them. People better start because Jared Sullinger is ready for a Greg Oden-like freshman campaign.
3. Pittsburgh (9-0)
The Panthers can rebound the ball (third in the country) and move it around well (third in the country in assists). Opponents will be hard pressed to get a lot of touches against them this season. Could this finally be the year they reach the Final Four?
4. Connecticut (7-0)
The Huskies went and beat No. 7 Michigan State and No. 9 Kentucky on back-to-back days at the Maui Invitational after starting the year unranked. Not a bad way to start the season. Oh, and Kemba Walker is leading the nation by averaging nearly 30 PPG. We're already looking ahead to that Dec. 27 showdown with No. 3 Pitt.
5. Georgetown (8-0)
Well, we know the Hoyas can score if they need to. That 111-spot on Missouri probably looks scary to Georgetown's next few opponents: Temple, Appalachian State and Loyola Marymount. Austin Freeman is playing at an All-American level right now.
6. Kansas (7-0)
This is the best shooting team in the country right now and after getting a gift foul call that propelled them over UCLA last week, the Jayhawks will face a huge test against Memphis on Tuesday in New York City.
7. Kansas State (7-1)
Duke embarrassed the Wildcats but, then again, Duke has embarrassed just about everyone this early in the season. And yes, head coach Frank Martin is as scary as you remember. If K-State can find on a reliable point guard to replace Denis Clemente, a trip to the Final Four is in the cards.
8. Michigan State (6-2)
Give the Spartans credit; they don't run away from competition. They've already played Connecticut and Washington in tournament play and went to Duke. They have Syracuse Tuesday night.
9. Syracuse (8-0)
Back-to-back three-point wins over William & Mary and Michigan might be a sign this team isn't clicking quite yet. Michigan State on Tuesday will be a good barometer of where the Orange stand.
10. Missouri (6-1)
The Tigers' lone game against a ranked team (No. 14 Georgetown) turned into a track meet that they lost in heart-breaking fashion. Giving up 111 points is never fun. They should win their next four, though.
11. Baylor (6-0)
The Bears are off to a fine start but haven't really played anyone good. A Dec. 18 game with No. 24 Gonzaga will be the first real test for a team dreaming of a Final Four trip to nearby Houston after playing their Elite Eight contest with Duke in the same location last March.
12. Tennessee (6-0)
Enjoy this non-conference season Vols fans, including that win over Villanova, because not having Bruce Pearl on the sidelines for eight conference games could get ugly. We're psyched for Tennessee's next game: No. 3 Pitt.
13. Kentucky (5-2)
Losses to Connecticut and North Carolina probably mean this team is a little more rough around the edges than last season's squad. Still a very athletic team.
14. Villanova (6-1)
The Wildcats have't played many games and their lone loss came to No. 24 Tennessee, the toughest team on their schedule so far. Adjusting to life without Scottie Reynolds will take awhile for the Wildcats.
15. Minnesota (7-1)
The loss to Virginia at home was an upset but the Cavaliers just went on the road and beat a tough Virginia Tech team and also defeated North Carolina. So that loss may not look too bad at the end of the year.
16. Memphis (7-0)
Early returns indicate that this program won't have much of a drop off following the departure of John Calipari two years ago. The Tigers have a battle ahead of them on Tuesday against Kansas in what should be a competitive game.
17. Purdue (7-1)
No Robbie Hummel? No problem so far. Outside of a misstep against Richmond back on Nov. 27, this Boilermaker team has done well. Don't be surprised if they enter the Big Ten season with just one loss.
18. San Diego State (8-0)
One of our picks to be this year's Butler has played well to open the season, including an early 79-76 win over No. 12 Gonzaga in the second game of the season. Keep an eye on Steve Fisher's team come tournament time.
19. Illinois (8-1)
Wins over North Carolina and Gonzaga prove that this team has a shot at a Big Ten title, and losing to Texas in overtime is nothing to be ashamed of. If Demetri McCamey can be more consistent, watch out.
How can you not cheer for a team with a guy named Jimmer Fredette on it? The Cougars have started 8-0 and face a stiff test in Arizona on Saturday.

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Too much talk from him all the time. He thinks that he is much better than he really is.
Too much talk from him all the time. He thinks that he is much better than he really is.
he is to hot n cold to beat these guys
Diego Sanchez fires back at knockout claim of Guillard, who says words twisted
"Im not even gonna start with you OK," he wrote.
But if you've seen Sanchez's barnburner with Gilbert Melendez at this past Saturday's UFC 166, you know that he doesn't back away from a fight.
"Everybody @JacksonsMMA know the truth your full of s--t melv & never dropped me!" Sanchez wrote today.
The reaction from the UFC lightweight and the MMA world has Guillard pointing the finger at reporters who wrote the story, which came out of an open media workout in support of Saturday's event on FOX Sports 2 and MMAjunkie.com.
Guillard was asked about his reaction to Sanchez vs. Melendez, which is a shoo-in for "Fight of the Year" and already is hailed as one of the best fights in UFC history.
"I would have dropped either one of them," Guillard told MMAjunkie.com. "I used to drop Diego Sanchez in practice all the time. When I hit people, I hurt people. That's just what I do."
Guillard, who left Jackson-Winkeljohn's in 2011 and earlier this year was blocked from returning, today tweeted, "the media twisting my words that's why I hate giving interviews now I'm a fighter what you expect me to say that this guys would wipe my ass."
Several hours later, he again said he's been misinterpreted.
"Omg people I'm a fighter remember we fight stop taking everything out of context please I ment nothing by that ok we fight that's what we do," he wrote.
Time will tell. I think most MMA fans are betting against him, if he destroys pearson it won't change his status in the minds of most who write him off. I hope he does get the strap one day, the first UFC champion from my hometown!
Now, "The Dream" has responded to "The Young Assassin's" claims saying that in reality it was him -- and everybody else at Jackson's MMA -- doing the dropping on Guillard.
From his conversation on "The MMA Hour:"
"Oh my God, this guy, too. These guys want to run their mouths. And, you know what it is? They just want attention. They see a guy like me fighting my ass off in the cage getting all the fans attention, because even in a loss, people talk more about me than Gilbert Melendez because it was my heart that made that fight exciting. If it wasn't for my heart and me coming forward and going for it, that fight wouldn't have been what it was. These guys see that and they see the attention that I'm getting and they try to talk their way into the spotlight. I was cool with Melvin Guillard before he said that. Here is the thing with Melvin, okay. The guy is an awesome athlete, he is really good, explosive and really fast; but the dude has got a questionable chin. I'm telling you, I've seen everybody in the gym drop him. I've dropped him two times with a straight left. And that's true, I am not lying. The guy has a questionable chin. Joe Stevenson dropped him with a jab. Joe Lauzon dropped him with a jab. He doesn't have an iron chin like me. For him to say he dropped me all the time is a bunch of bullshit. You can ask Mike Winkeljohn, you can ask Greg Jackson, you can ask anybody in the gym that was actually there. The coaches are going to say they can't remember they saw the last time Diego get dropped, but, Adlan Amagov dropped me with a kick, a liver kick, that was the hardest I've ever been kicked. But, yeah, I don't get dropped very much. If it is, it's with a body kick or something like that. But, it's part of the sport. For him to say he drops me all the time, that is the biggest, untrue biggest shit I've ever heard in my life. I feel sorry for Melvin that he has to drop that low to bring himself up, or try to bring himself up because it really makes him look stupid. Because he's lying. I think the guy is just lost because he can't find a camp. He's here, he's there, he's moving from Albuquerque to Houston to Dallas to Denver to Top Team. He has a lot of talent but I don't know what will make him talk crap about me."


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AT and T offers four new web browsin' mobiles
In the States, AT&T has announced the launch of four new mobiles from Pantech and Samsung that are said to feature full-on web browsers, despite their non-smartphone status.
The Pantech Reveal and Impact launch alongside the Samsung Mythic and Flight and are the first to come preloaded with AT&T's new "richer and faster" Opera-powered HTML mobile browser and att.net service.
The 3G, GPS-enabled Pantech Reveal is described as a "slim and snappy slider that features an open-faced numeric keypad on the front of the phone which slides up to uncover a full keyboard underneath".
The Pantech Impact gets an OLED touchscreen with haptics, as well as a a full physical keyboard and a second display revealed via a sideways flip of the phone.
The touch-only Samsung Mythic offers a 3.3-inch display and the TouchWiz UI, while the Samsung Flight, with a vertical sliding form factor and full keyboard is another touchscreen-equipped handset.


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A new Kickstarter campaign launched today to fund the Paradock, a new type of dock that can support multiple devices simultaneously, with or without cases.
The Paradock is made up of four parts. The largest part is the body, which houses everything. Any charging cable can be fed through the bottom of the body to the device, allowing compatibility with just about any mobile device, from iPhones and iPads to a variety of Android devices. The four main parts of the dock are held together magnetically for easy disassembly.
The front of the Paradock rotates to allow for landscape or portrait usage, and the heavy base allows the device to easily disconnect. The front also contains an acoustic amplifier to boost the volume of music and phone calls. There's also a dual version that has a second dock on top of the body. The second dock is perfect for charging a tablet while your phone occupies the front slot. Like the front dock, the rear dock works with any charging cable.
The Paradock's creator is looking for $27,000 to fully fund the production of the docks by February 7th.
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The Arkansas Department of Correction (ADC) is a state agency that operates state prisons. The agency has its headquarters in the Pine Bluff Complex in Pine Bluff, Arkansas.
Arkansas Correctional School provides educational services to ADC prisoners.[1]
In 1838 Governor of Arkansas James S. Conway signed legislation that permitted the establishment of the state's first penitentiary, the Arkansas State Penitentiary. In 1839 the State of Arkansas purchased a 92.41-acre (37.40 ha) tract in Little Rock where the first penitentiary was built; now the site houses the Arkansas State Capitol.[2] From 1849 to 1893 the State of Arkansas leased its convicted felons to private individuals. After abuses became publicized, the state assumed direct control of felons. The state continued to have prison labor be hired to contractors, manufacturers, and planters until 1913.[3] In 1899 the state signed legislation that lead to the move of the penitentiary to a new 15-acre (6.1 ha) site southwest of Little Rock. The prison, called "The Walls," opened in 1910. In 1902 the state purchased land that became the Cummins Unit. In 1913 act 55, signed into law, lead to the establishment of a permanent execution chamber in the state prison system. In 1916 the state purchased the land which became the Tucker Unit. In 1933 Junius Marion Futrell, then the governor, closed the penitentiary in Little Rock and transferred the prisoners to Cummins and Tucker, and the execution chamber was moved to Tucker.[2]
In 1943 the state established the State Penitentiary Board through Act 1. In 1951 the state established the State Reformatory for Women through act 351. The state moved the functions of the Arkansas State Training School for Girls to the state prison system. In 1968 the state reorganized the penitentiary system into the Arkansas Department of Correction through Act 50.[2]
For the diagnostic process, male inmates go to the Diagnostic Unit in the Pine Bluff Complex in unincorporated Jefferson County, Arkansas, near Pine Bluff and women go to the McPherson Unit in Newport. Male prisoners with death sentences are received at what the ADC refers to as "a designated maximum security facility" while women with death sentences are received at McPherson.[4]
After the intake process, most inmates go to a "parent unit" for their initial assignment. The male parent units are Cummins, East Arkansas, Grimes, Tucker, and Varner. The McPherson Unit is the female parent unit. The exceptions to the parent unit process are made for prisoners going to boot camp (the boot camp is in the Wrightsville Unit, unincorporated Pulaski County), health reasons, and security reasons. The initial assignments last for at least 60 days. Inmates may be moved to other units based on behavior, institutional needs, job availability, and available space.[4]
The headquarters are in Pine Bluff.[5][6] The ADC headquarters moved to the Pine Bluff Complex in 1979.[7] Previously they were located in the State Office Building in Little Rock.[8]
Death row inmates are located at the Varner Unit's Supermax, while the executions are performed at the Cummins Unit, adjacent to Varner.[9] The female death row is located at the McPherson Unit. In 1999 the female death row was newly inaugurated.[10]
In 1974 male death row inmates, previously at the Tucker Unit, were moved to the Cummins Unit.[7] In 1986 male death row inmates were moved to the Maximum Security Unit.[7] On Friday August 22, 2003, all 39 Arkansas death row inmates, all of them male, were moved to the Supermax at the Varner Unit.[11]
Prisons include:[12]
|Benton Unit
|off Highway 67 in Saline County, 5 miles (8 km) south of Benton
|Boot Camp Program
|off Highway 15 in Jefferson County, 25 miles (40 km) northeast of Pine Bluff
|Cummins Unit
|off Highway 65 in Lincoln County, 28 miles (45 km) south of Pine Bluff
|Delta Regional Unit
|in Chicot County, 50 miles (80 km) southeast of Pine Bluff
|East Arkansas Regional Unit
|in Lee County, 17 miles (27 km) southeast of Forrest City
|Grimes Unit
|off Highway 384 in Jackson County, 4 miles (6 km) northeast of Newport
|J. Aaron Hawkins Sr. Center (Hawkins Center for Women)
|off Highway 365 in Wrightsville, Pulaski County, 10 miles (16 km) south of Little Rock
|Maximum Security Unit
|off Highway 15 in Jefferson County, 25 miles (40 km) northeast of Pine Bluff
|McPherson Unit
|off Highway 384 in Jackson County, 4 miles (6 km) northeast of Newport
|Mississippi County Work Release Center
|off Meadow Road in Mississippi County, 1 mile (2 km) west of Luxora
|North Central Unit
|in Calico Rock, Izard County
|Northwest Arkansas Work Release Center
|in Springdale, Washington County
|Ouachita River Unit
|off Highway 67 South in Hot Spring County, 2 miles (3 km) south of Malvern
|Pine Bluff Unit
|off West 7th Street in Jefferson County, west of Pine Bluff
|Texarkana Regional Correction Center
|off East 5th Street in Texarkana, Miller County
|Tucker Unit
|off Highway 15 in Tucker, Jefferson County, 25 miles (40 km) northeast of Pine Bluff
|Varner Unit
|off Highway 65 in Varner, Lincoln County, 28 miles (45 km) south of Pine Bluff
|Wrightsville Unit
|off Highway 365 in Wrightsville, Pulaski County, 10 miles (16 km) south of Little Rock


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The Nativists
Around the country, an anti-immigration movement is spreading like wildfire. An array of activists is fanning the flames
By Susy Buchanan and Tom Kim
Jim Chase is a hard-liner even in the hard-line vigilante crowd. Where other anti-immigration activists try to put on an appealing face to the world -- renouncing the use of large weapons, avoiding direct contact with illegal border-crossers, taking care not to sound too extreme in press interviews -- Chase doesn't bother.
When he launched the California Minutemen (recently renamed California Border Watch), Chase put out a call on the Internet for "all those who do not want their family murdered by Al Qaeda, illegal migrants, colonizing illegal aliens, illegal alien felons, alien barbarians, Ninja-dressed drug smugglers," along with those who opposed "cowardly Aztlan punks and Che Guevara pink pantied wimps lower than whale dung who should be fed to the chupacabra [a mythical Mexican monster]." Making ready to patrol the border, he asked his volunteers to bring "baseball bats, stun guns and machetes" and said they could carry assault rifles and shotguns.
Chase and his followers have concentrated on an area around Campo, Calif., where he drives a jacked-up SUV with monster tires that he calls "Godzilla" -- a camouflage-painted vehicle complete with a welded-on lookout perch on top where rifle-wielding Minutemen scan the scenery as Chase drives along the border.
Chase is a Vietnam veteran who worked for the U.S. Postal Service until 1997, when he retired after suffering what he described as a "post-traumatic stress breakdown." He got involved in the anti-immigration movement after "an illegal alien gang banger killed an Oceanside police officer right in front of my grandson's day care."
Chase has broken with Minuteman founders Chris Simcox and Jim Gilchrist, who he worked with at one point but now accuses of secretly allowing rifle-bearing patrols but lying about it to the press. He said he led secret "ambushes" at night to catch border-crossers, then handed those caught to the "official volunteers," who took credit for the apprehensions.
"If we run into any Mexican army or Mexican federales, we're going to belly into 'em, and we're going to do 'em," Chase told a reporter recently. "Simcox's people may not be willing to cause an international incident, but my group will do the dirty." Even that statement didn't fully cover what Chase was willing to do. "If it were legal," he said, "I'd let people bring nuclear weapons out there."
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The Wild Rose is a part of the sweeping, multigenerational saga that began with The Tea Rose and continued with The Winter Rose.
It is London, 1914. World War I looms on the horizon, women are fighting for the right to vote, and explorers are pushing the limits of endurance in the most forbidding corners of the earth. Into this volatile time, Jennifer Donnelly places her vivid and memorable characters: Willa Alden, a passionate mountain climber who lost her leg while summiting Kilimanjaro with Seamus Finnegan and will never forgive him for saving her life; Finnegan, a polar explorer who tries to forget Willa as he marries a beautiful young schoolteacher back home in England; Max von Brandt, a handsome German sophisticate who courts high society women, but has a secret agenda in wartime London. Many other beloved characters from The Winter Rose continue their adventures in The Wild Rose as well.
With myriad twists and turns, thrilling cliffhangers, and fabulous period detail and atmosphere, The Wild Rose provides a highly satisfying conclusion to an unforgettable trilogy.
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"Not what I was hoping for"
I really was primed to enjoy this book. I loved loved loved Revolution by this author and hoped this was similar. But it is not at all. I was hoping for an intriguing story with lots of texture and character and minimal "bodice ripping" but I was for the most part disappointed. I never became involved in any of the characters, never felt invested in what happened to them. Add to that all the bedroom detail and it wasn't an enjoyable ride. The narrator was very good and I would definitely listen to another of her performances, I just wasn't taken in by the story or the characters. By about half way through the book I couldn't justify plowing through the bedroom scenes to find out what happened. I really didn't care any more. It takes a lot for me to stop reading something as I tend to be somewhat OCD about books. And I know a lot of people don't care or even enjoy hearing the details of other peoples' physical encounters but I'd just as soon leave things up to the imagination. If the story is well done and the characters intriguing, I can overcome that obsticle but that wasn't the case in this book. So far, I'm 2 for 3 on trying female authors writing historical fiction. Maybe I'm too picky, I think I'll go back and read some Dickens again...
"Part Three of Three"
I think people need to know that this book is the third book in a series of three. Each of the three books The Tea Rose, The Winter Rose, and the Wild Rose focus on different characters from the same family so each can stand alone but I think I was more invested in the characters because I had red the two books before this one. The Wild Rose was by far my least favourite of the three but Audible doesn't have the first two books in Audible form. After saying that I really enjoy Jennifer Donnelly's writing style. I found all three books to be unpredictable and character driven which is what I personally look for in a book.
"My Least Favorite of the Series ..."
... by far. Extremely tedious for those of us who read the first two books and are required to repeatedly revisit those characters' histories through awkward snippets of information. What's really dissapointing is to see how self righteous and indignant the main characters from The Tea Rose became. And I never want to hear the word "Ant-TART-TickAH" again. Ever. Willa is not a sympathetic character. Or maybe I have no sumpathy for fictional drug addicts who selfishly wallow in their self pity to the detriment of all who love her.
"Great end to the trilogy"
This wasn't my favorite of the trilogy, but it was still a great book. The last 6-7 hours were fantastic.
"Good book"
Yes, it repeated a lot, but I still enjoyed it and knowing where the family went in all of it. It was also nice to have the same narrator.
"Wonderfully Involved Ending to the Series"
This was the perfect way to end the entire series, though I'm sad it's done. The twists and turns in the plot kept me guessing through the whole book. A previous reviewer said they could not like Willa because she was so selfish. I don't get that. She was my favorite character. She ended up saving many people through her bravery and selflessness. Jenny, on the other hand was the one I ended up not liking. She was a weak woman in all that she did. Even her last act (don't want to give too much away) was done out of fear of losing someone dear to her.
Great series!!!
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"The Wild Rose"
Book 2 was my favorite of the trilogy, so any part that was pertaining to Sid and India and their continued story was enjoyable.
The first time I read this trilogy I was on a weeks vacation and it took all week to read them. They are big sink your teeth into books. When I went back to work and people asked if I went anywhere I said, "Yeah, 1900s London". Best vacation I've had in a long time. Listening to it being read to me was extremely enjoyable.
One review commented that Willa was selfish and self-centered. Her character was introduced and developed in The Winter Rose. In The Wild Rose she is selfish and self-centered, but if you know her history she's better understood which makes the ending so much sweeter.
"good read"
I was pleasantly surprised by this book. It had a good storyline although I thought that
certain aspects were repetitious. All in all it definitely had some surprises. I will definitely be reading more books by Jennifer Donnelly. The narrator was great. I absolutely love Jill.
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"Really disappointing"
The heroine in this story was not a character you can even like. She is a selfish, self-centered person who used anyone around her and was a whiner needing lots of pills to handle any pain. The other characters in the book were interesting and the story could have been much better if centered on one of them.
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Tissue stem cells and their medical applications have become a major focus of research over the past decade. With 16 full-color illustrations, this reference provides a thorough and up-to-date overview of the current and emerging technologies for stem cell research and transplantation. Divided into...
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What Types of Items Do You Crochet for Charity?
I have been crocheting for many years. But while my husband was in the hospital in January and February of 2009, I got started making hats for cancer patients. Since then, I have made over 300. I enjoy crocheting and have given this hats to various organizations such as CARTI, and several onologist's offices. I also have some friends that have gone through cancer treatments and I make sure they have some hats. My daughter in law works for Hospice and I have given her some for her work. I just feel good about the fact that I can help someone.
Which Organization(s) Do You Donate Crocheted Items To?
CARTI, Hospice units, and onologist offices. CARTI is based in Little Rock, Arkansas and my daughter works there. They have offices all over Arkansas. This is for adults and children. I especially enjoy seeing patients light up when they receive a hat. They don't just get one, they get at least 3. "One to wear, one to wash, and one to have."
Hospice units based out of Saline Memorial Hospital in Benton, Arkansas and various dr offices in Benton and Little Rock. that treat cancer patients.
- Just make sure you use yarn that is soft and pleasing to the touch. A variety of colors that can go for men, women, boys and girls.
Have Your Experiences All Been Positive?
Oh, yes, I enjoy seeing the smiles when I give them out.
Are There Any Pitfalls to Be Aware of?
none that I can think of
Which Yarn(s) Do You Use When Crocheting for Charity?
I like to use the "I love this yarn" from Hobby Lobby. It is very soft and washes great.
Where Do You Acquire the Yarns?
Hobby Lobby and walmart


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The Final Letters of Captain Scott
Exhibition at the Scott Polar Research Institute, University of Cambridge, UK, until 14 April 2007
TRAGIC hero or symbol of the bumbling incompetence of the floundering British Empire? However you view Robert Falcon Scott, reading his last words on flimsy notepaper it is impossible to see him as anything other than tragically human. In agony, having failed to return to base in the Antarctic summer of 1912, Scott wrote to those he held dear - including his wife and the British people. We may know the words, but the sentence "To my widow" is doubly poignant when seen in the original hand, whose author knew death was only hours away.
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Paul Scholes scored a dramatic stoppage-time winner as Manchester United claimed a 1-0 victory over arch-rivals City at Eastlands.
Scholes, who has signed a one-year extension to his contract, got on the end of a cross from Patrice Evra to head home.
It means United are still in with a chance of a fourth successive title but it's a blow to Manchester City's hopes of fourth place.
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The issue: Can state workers receive monetary damages if they are denied time off under the federal Family and Medical Leave Act?
Daniel Coleman, 59, of Baltimore worked at the Maryland Court of Appeals for six years, including four as executive director for procurement. But in August 2007 he took a 10-day leave of absence for a medical condition. Within four hours of notifying his boss by email that he had to take time off, he was told he could either resign with 30 days' leave or be immediately terminated. In the end, he was fired.
See also: Caregiving grandmother gets fired.
"I am still very emotional about this," Coleman said in an interview. "This happened in an organization that is supposed to stand for justice." At the time, Coleman had one son in college and another about to go. "In four hours, I went from six figures [in salary] to zero," he said.
Coleman sued the Maryland Court of Appeals for denial of coverage under the Family and Medical Leave Act of 1993. He claimed that he was a victim of retaliation when he was fired and should have been covered by the FMLA's self-care medical provisions. But so far, two lower federal courts — the U.S. District Court for the District of Maryland, in 2009, and the U.S. Court of Appeals for the 4th Circuit in Richmond, Va., in 2010 — have thrown out Coleman's case on the grounds that the agency where Coleman worked, because it is a state employer, is protected by the 11th Amendment of the U.S. Constitution and cannot be sued for financial damages.
That amendment sometimes protects states, even when federal law is violated. AARP has joined a friend-of-the-court brief in support of Coleman.
With his case before the U.S. Supreme Court, Coleman's lawyers will argue that he is entitled to the same federal protections given to private-sector employees who are covered by the FMLA.
In 2003, the Supreme Court, in Nevada v. Hibbs, ruled that the family leave provisions of the FMLA do, in fact, apply to state government employees. It is the medical leave provisions that are now before the high court.
Older workers at state agencies have a major stake in the outcome of the Coleman case. Without damages as a remedy, their ability to get state employers to provide up to 12 weeks of unpaid leave for "serious medical conditions," as the FMLA requires, is at risk, said Dan Kohrman, senior attorney for AARP Foundation Litigation.
"We hope this case will establish parity between medical leave rights for state workers, which include a great many older workers, and all other public and private employees," Kohrman said.
Coleman now works as director of procurement for Baltimore City Community College.
What it means to you: If you are a state worker who needs a medical leave, check in advance to see if the agency where you work will grant one. Watch the outcome of the upcoming Supreme Court case.
Also of interest: Proving age discrimination during layoffs.
Emily Sachar is a journalist and author based in Brooklyn, N.Y.


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Returning home with a taster of new holiday buys, trends and style's I like. Looking back at the year, you may have noticed an improvement in style in clothes and the overall look. I guess you can say Im finding my style, looking at the old lookbook posts, what was i thinking? I'll be sure not to make that mistake this year... cleaned out half of my wardrobe to make room for the new. When the weather is cold, all you want to do is cover up in layers and warm clothes. Who said you still cant be stylish and warm. My approach to this look came about scrambling through my wardrobe and grabbing a few layers of tops through the same colour palette of grey tones matched with black accessories.
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I love the combination of textures and the use of two colours, black and grey. Colours come in different shades and textures so you have a several and several of options. Your complication of design and style and how you match it all together complies with your own taste. The ruff textured jean jacket with an underlaying knitwear and soft jean fabric Zara trousers compliments together through the similar tones.


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I've been thinking of recording the sounds of some of the places I visit and Texas had some really unique sounds. First there was the nasty javalinas, which are 60 pound hairy pig-like creatures (but they are not pigs). I wish I had a photo but they were too elusive and I only saw one once. It was the time I heard one that was frightening. Ray and I were on a trail … [Read more...]
Guadalupe Mountains National Park, Texas
We drove north too fast! After enjoying 80-85 degree and dry weather conditions in Big Bend National Park, we headed up to Guadalupe where we were shocked to see snow for the first time on our trip. It was just a light dusting of snow that was perfect for photography and I had to pull the truck over a few times along the way to make sure I captured it before it was … [Read more...]
Which city has the best "Welcome To …" sign?
I can't say I usually pay attention to the "Welcome to [insert city name], Home of the [insert team name]" signs. Every city big and small has one. Some are square, some are round. But none have caught my attention like the one at Fort Stockton, Texas. Please click the image to view a larger version. We stayed at Fort Stockton before and after our visit to Big Bend … [Read more...]
Sunset on a Ghost Town
As the sky began to change and late afternoon turned to evening, I made my way to the ruins of the old Chisos Mining Company in Terlingua, Texas. It was such a peaceful evening. I felt lucky to be able to experience such a magical place. … [Read more...]
Terlingua, a Texas Ghost Town
You know from my recent posts how much I enjoyed Big Bend National Park in Texas. We stayed at Rio Grande Village for the first part of our visit and then we moved around to the other side to be closer to some of the scenery over there. It's a pretty big park. We chose an RV park in a ghost town named Terlingua. Little did I know it would turn out to be one of my favourite … [Read more...]
Contrabando, Texas
Doesn't this place look like it belongs in an old cowboy movie? That's because it does! It's an abandoned movie set known as "Contrabando" located right along the Rio Grande in Big Bend State Park, Texas. (By the way, sorry for the lack of large size images lately. I have terrible internet and it is almost impossible to upload my blog posts and small images let alone large … [Read more...]
Luna's Jacal
At the edge of Alamo Creek in Big Bend National Park, Texas, Gilberto Luna built this jacal which is made of rock, earth and plant fiber. It was a scorching hot day the afternoon we were here and I was surprised to find how cool it was inside the jacal. It must have been somewhat uncomfortable though. At only around 4 feet high I had to bend over quite a bit to move around … [Read more...]
Mule Ears, Big Bend National Park
One of the more distinctive mountain formations in Big Bend National Park is known as "Mule Ears". My husband insisted on calling them "Rabbit Ears" since there were so many jackrabbits in the park and we only saw a few mules. Please click the image to view a larger version. As we hiked along the trail to Mule Ears Springs in the evening before sunset, we passed a group … [Read more...]


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Hoops 'n' Hoagie Night
Published on: 01/03/13
To the Haverford College Community:
Welcome back and happy new year. It's time for Hoops 'n' Hoagie Night in the GIAC!
Thursday, January 10, 2013
5:30 p.m. Free hoagies and beverages
6:00 p.m. Men's Basketball vs. McDaniel
Hoagies will be available as long as supplies last. Family members of Haverford College employees and alumni, especially those cheering loudly for Haverford, are very welcome!
Come root for our Haverford men's basketball team. With a big game and most students away from campus for break, the team will certainly appreciate all the support you can give.
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something that i wrote when i found out my boyfriend was cheating on me...
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Slugs thrive in a moist environment, which our climate provides for nine months of the year and our watering habits typically maintain for the remaining three. Western Oregon has about 10 species of slugs that are considered horticultural pests, only one of which is native (the banana slug). The tiger slug is one of the most common species seen in our Portland gardens.
Pros and Cons: From the gardener's perspective, there isn't much good to say about these voracious terrestrial mollusks except that they eat and recycle plant matter, and serve as a food source for some birds and beetles. The trouble is that pest slugs will devour just about anything in your garden. So if you want your veggies to make it to your plate, be proactive. The major exception to this rule is our homeboy, the banana slug, which lives in wooded areas and rarely bothers garden plants. When taking up arms, go easy on this unfortunate soul.
Battle Plan: Deter slugs with paths and mulches composed of rough gravel or hazelnut shells—slugs don't like to cross sharp or hot surfaces. Wide copper strips surrounding planters or raised beds also create a mild electric shock when slugs touch them, but they must be kept untarnished. If deterrents don't work, try search-and-destroy tactics: At night, when slugs are feeding, hunt them down and snip them with scissors or drop them into a bucket of soapy water. Or try a commercial iron phosphate product such as Sluggo to bait the slugs and cause them to stop feeding. It's safe to use around animals and pets, and the material breaks down into a soil amendment that plants can use.
The best time to catch or bait slugs is in September or October, before they lay eggs, followed by March to June, when they are most active and plants are most tender.


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Nothing Is Impossible with God Jesus never said we would be protected from trials and tribulations. So we ask not, What can I do to avoid difficulties? but, How can I best handle them when they arise? Who better to show us the way toward a godly response than Joni Eareckson Tada. Known worldwide for her powerful testimony and how she daily overcomes the adversity of paralysis by drawing near to God, this book now brings together a treasure of her inspirational entries. Thirty-One Days Toward Overcoming Adversity is the second in her devotional series that takes you beyond pat answers, deep into the Word of God. Step by step, day by day, move from "overwhelmed" to "overcoming"…and forever victorious! Darkness Closes In. The Winds Howl. You Remain Unshaken. When the storm rages and there is no end in sight, how do you survive? Where do you turn, and in whom do you place your trust? 31 Days Toward Overcoming Adversity will guide you not out of the storm, but straight into the eye. Because there in the center is a calm, quiet place where confidence, strength, and even joy can be found. No stranger to adversity, Joni Eareckson Tada offers daily inspiration that shows you the remarkable in the midst of the impossible. Her thoughtful insights and gentle wisdom will nourish your soul, fill you with hope, and bring you ever closer to the One who never leaves your side. Story Behind the Book"In the thirty-seven years I've lived as a quadriplegic, I have been forced time and again into the arms of Jesus. Sometimes my paralysis has pushed me down the road to Calvary, like a sheepdog snapping at my heels. Sometimes suffering is like a jackhammer, breaking apart my rocks of resistance and pride. Most often, my wheelchair has dumped me at the foot of the cross, and I have rested there by the overwhelming conviction that I have nowhere else to turn. But that's okay. In fact, it's a blessing. It's all a bruising-of-a-blessing. Because near the cross, in the arms of Jesus, I have discovered deep, sweet, peaceable intimacy with the Savior. It's an intimacy worth sharing!" —Joni Eareckson TadaFrom the Hardcover edition.
Joni Eareckson Tada is the founder and president of Joni and Friends, an organization accelerating Christian outreach in the disability community that numbers 550 million people worldwide. She is an artist and the author of numerous bestselling books including the… More about Joni Eareckson Tada
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Sharon R. Fennema
Many ritual theorists have long understood rituals as events that inhabit and perform the complex and dynamic interactions of religion and culture. Postcolonial theorists and theologians have called our attention to the ways in which these interactions take place in the context of colonialism and imperialism. In this multi-faith, multi-race, multi-theological course, we will investigate the ways in which ritual theorists and liturgical theologians have understood the intersections of religion and culture as they are performed in ritual practices, using postcolonial theories and theologies as critical lenses with which to evaluate, interpret and challenge these understandings. In doing so, we will explore the ways in which rituals can both engender and inhibit postcolonial imaginations, acquiring analytical and practical tools for creating ritual practices which take account of postcolonial critiques.
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Go into your ultravnc installation folder and find the ultravnc.ini file.
In there change the following values to reflect the ones below
PollForeground=1 PollFullScreen=0 EnableHook=1 PollUnderCursor=1 <- Not necessary for fixing the issue but screen updates were really bad until I turned it on.
I found that on a forum.
After changing those values and terminating the client and starting it back up, the dual monitor support worked GREAT!!!.
I just thought I would post this to help anyone else out.


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Want a refresher on how the Texas Legislature works? TexasBarCLE is rebroadcasting its webcast, "The Texas Legislative Process: What Every Lawyer Should Know," on Tuesday, March 8, from 2 to 4 p.m. Topics include a review of the legislative process, ethics rules regarding interactions with legislators and staff, and a look at the major issues for the 82nd Legislature. Participants can earn two hours of MCLE credit (including one hour of ethics). To register, visit www.texasbarcle.com. And to stay informed on what is happening at the Capitol, be sure and sign up for the Friday Update, a free weekly e-newsletter on proposed legislation that may affect the legal profession.
Sadly it seems the legislature is ever loosening provisions concerning barratry and solicitation. Although marketing is increasingly competitive, the aggressive nature and embarrassing content can damage the public view of the profession. I would encourage attorneys to watch the HB 2164 and similar bills. The bill analysis is not yet posted, but the proposed changes seem to loosen the reigns on attorney "marketing."
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- What is Short Circuit Current Rating (SCCR)?
- Who is affected by NEC Article 409?
- What must I do to Comply?
- SCCR Labeling Requirements
What is Short Circuit Current Rating (SCCR)?
NEC Article 409 provides minimum requirements to facilitate the safe installation and inspection of industrial control panels for general use that operate at a voltage of 600V or less.
This change to NEC addresses the fact that if an over-current situation arises, the energy level may be higher than the lowest level SCCR on a component within the panel. When ratings on components are less than the available fault current, the safe performance of the panel comes into question. Further analysis of the panel and component combinations may be necessary to ensure a safe electrical installation.
Article 409 recognizes that industrial control panels may be constructed and installed for use in applications covered by other articles in the NEC. Examples can be found in Article 440 for air-conditioning and refrigeration equipment, Article 610 for cranes and hoists and Article 670 for industrial machinery.
No Standard Way to Appropriately Identify the Short Circuit Current Rating
Article 409 impacts control panel equipment design and construction so that the entire panel and all its components inside meet a defined Short Circuit Current Rating (SCCR) and that the panel is appropriately labeled with the SCCR. Before now, industrial control panels could have been installed based upon general electrical requirements from several different articles in the NEC. Previous standards allowed the practice of listing a panel according to the AIR rating of its main over-current protective device. The new standards include the entire combined power circuit in requirements for the SCCR.


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Wildlife trafficker gets 5 years in Malaysian prisonmongabay.com
November 04, 2010
Justice Mohtarudin Baki ruled for the longer sentence after an appeal by the Attorney-General's Chambers. Wong is expected to appeal.
The judge also ordered the 190,000 Malaysian ringgit ($61,000) fine imposed on Wong to be returned to him.
Wong at his sentencing hearing
Wong has been in trouble with the law before. In 2000 he plead guilty to wildlife trafficking in the US and was sentenced to 71 months in jail. Meanwhile last year authorities in the United States raided U.S. Global Exotics, a pet supplier that had been sourcing its animals from Wong's company, CBS Wildlife and Sungai Rusa Wildlife. Nevertheless Malaysian authorities have generally been hesitant to interfere in his operations, according to The Lizard King, a book by Bryan Christy that exposed his trafficking activities.
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Student Activities Fee Commitee (SAF):
The purpose of the SAF Committee shall be to oversee the SAF fund to the inclusiveness and benefit of the Meredith community.
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Residents Housing Association (RHA):
The purpose of RHA shall be to provide a living and learning environment in the residence halls and on-campus apartments where each student is able to develop as a well-rounded individual and as a contributing member of the community. RHA strives to provide an atmosphere which is conducive to the intellectual, social, emotional, physical, spiritual, and vocational development of students. RHA is committed to serving the total educational experience of individual students by providing a climate for the exchange of ideas, an atmosphere for broadening intellectual activity, and a setting for the interaction of women.
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As of May 2013, Apartment Association and Residence Hall Association combined to form Residents Housing Association.
Women in New Goal Settings (WINGS):
The purpose of WINGS shall be to provide information, fellowship, support, and leadership opportunities for all nontraditional students at Meredith; to serve as a liaison between the nontraditional student and the on-campus community; and to voice nontraditional student concerns through representation on the SGA Executive Committee. Find out more.
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Chinese Official Calls for Anti-Terrorism Campaign
Beijing, August 7 (KCNA) -- Meng Jianzhu, minister of Public Security of China, on Thursday called for striking a heavy blow to violent and terrorist acts to protect the life and property of the people and social stability.
Addressing a national anti-terrorism meeting held in Urumqi, the Xinjiang Uygur Autonomous Region, he appealed to all the regions and sectors to have a clear understanding of the complicated situation of the protracted anti-terrorism operation and take powerful measures for eliminating hotbeds of violent and terrorist activities.
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Meet Chef Jean-Philippe Gaston at Cove Cold Bar
By Greg Morago | December 14, 2012 | Updated: December 14, 2012 11:23am
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Chef Jean-Philippe Gaston on Dec. 5 at Cove Cold Bar, located inside Haven in Houston.
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Chicken of the Sea: yellowfin tuna/ pickled beech mushrooms, jalapeno, garlic, radish and brussel sprout chips at Cove Cold Bar.
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Fresh catch at Cove Cold Bar, located inside Haven in Houston.
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Crudo of Rainforest Tilapia with citrus, coconut milk, ginger, chiles, orange and olive oil, at Cove Cold Bar. Photo by Alison Cook
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Chef Jean-Philippe Gaston at work behind the counter at Cove Cold Bar inside Haven restaurant. Photo by Alison Cook
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Poisson Cru: citrus-marinated lion fish with coconut milk, ginger, chile and oranges prepared by chef Jean Philippe Gaston at Cove.
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Peruvian tiradito of hamachi with aji amarillo and citrus vinaigrette, choclo (Andean corn) and seaweed is on the Cove menu.
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Ceviche of bay scallops at Cove.
Open only weeks, Cove is the hot hangout for creative international seafood prepared in front of guests (there is no kitchen and virtually nothing is cooked).
The concept, a self-contained mini restaurant inside Haven that features raw bar offerings, cold shellfish and innovative raw seafood creations, gives chef Jean-Philippe Gaston a chance to shine and do his shtick; it also allows diners unusually close access to a working chef.
Here are some other things you might not know about Gaston. Read more at houstonchronicle.com.
I've been hooked on "Sons of Anarchy." I used to ride bikes when I was younger, so the whole motorcycle thing has always attracted me. If I had HBO, I'd watch all those cool shows.
When I go to the movies I like to go by myself. I like matinees when there's nobody there. I don't want to hear anyone's conversations.
Favorite bar? For anyone who knows me, this isn't a shocker. We'll start out at Poison Girl, Anvil and Catbirds. Eventually finish at Grand Prize - it's home away from home.
My drink of choice is a shot and a beer. That always puts me at ease. Lone Star and Jagermeister - a Happy Meal.
I usually wear clogs (Dansko) at work. If I'm ever in civilian clothes, it's always flip-flops. I'm a T-shirt and flip-flops kind of guy.
I don't eat fried food or fast food. I like a sandwich and a cup of soup. I guess that's from childhood. One of my favorites is Yum Yum Cha; I love that place.
Butchering is very technical. I love it. I get in the zone. It's so therapeutic. A good day of butchering is hell on your hands but so beautiful. You get to learn how your protein lived.


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Here are five words I'm reluctant to write: I disagree with Max Boot.
In this case, however, I do. My views are much more in line with what Jonathan wrote here.
To be sure, I don't disagree with Max on everything. I don't disagree with his list of Obama foreign-policy blunders. I agree with him that (a) Republicans may not profit politically from investigating the events surrounding the deadly attacks on the U.S. consulate in Benghazi and (b) the public has been mostly indifferent to the story so far. I'm also confident that this story won't help a GOP nominee defeat Hillary Clinton (assuming she's the Democratic nominee). But the politics of this isn't really the point, is it? The point is that a public trust has been violated; and laws may have been, too. On the latter, we need to wait and see. But what we know right now goes well beyond what Max calls "the same old Washington spinning that every administration engages in."
What has occurred is not spinning; it is at minimum lying about the central role the White House played in misleading the American people in a terrorist attack that killed four Americans. And it now looks like there was an effort to cover up the White House's role by intentionally hiding incriminating evidence from Congress by ignoring a subpoena.
Is that really just "the same old Washington spinning"?
An offense doesn't have to be impeachable to be serious. And it's impossible to say just how serious this matter is at this point without further investigation. Which is what Republicans are calling for.
If those in the White House, including the president, repeatedly lied about what they knew weeks and months after they knew it, and if the administration covered up what they knew by ignoring a congressional subpoena, those actions actually do qualify as "real issues."
Republicans shouldn't obsess about attacks that occurred in Benghazi or prejudge things. But at this point, based on the revelations of this week, it strikes me as odd to argue how insignificant and what a distraction this story is. There are a lot of scandals, including even a two-bit burglary, that seemed inconsequential before they were fully investigated.
Max is right. We're not talking about Watergate. But we're not talking about nothing, either.


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It's obvious that I've reformatted this weblog and have given it a different look and feel. I'm also going to make some additions to the content that I put on it.
I've decided to add a little organization to assure a more consistent flow of reflective content. I'll continue to post the usual notes and comments on the news and current events of the day. Items of interest to Baptists will be a constant staple. In addition, I'm going to schedule days to write brief notes on research that I've done and am doing on the following issues:
On Mondays, I'll try to post blogs on political philosophy and/or ethical issues. Ethical issues have always been of interest to me, but had no interest in political philosophy until after 9-11. Trying to decipher the ideology prompting this administration to use that tragedy to revoke the most basic civil and human rights, to launch an never-ending "war against terror," and to initiate an unprovoked war to acquire control over Iraqi oil has forced me, almost against my will, to begin studying political philosophy. As time and schedule permit, I'll share bits and pieces of what I've learned and am learning about the philosophy and practice of politics on Mondays.
On Tuesdays, I'll try to post blogs on the philosophy and theology of love. This has been the chief theological interest of my entire life. My doctoral dissertation is on the "symbolism of love." After slogging through the slippery, sometimes slimy world of political thought and ideology on Mondays, I'm going to need to spend a day focused on the highest and most universal values.
On Wednesdays, I'll try to post blogs on religious liberty. More than anything else, the Baptist heritage regarding "soul liberty," "liberty of conscience" and religious liberty is what makes me proud to distinguish myself from the traditions of other Christians and unashamed to be a Baptist. I am ashamed of how poorly most contemporary Baptists understand and uphold this component of our tradition.
On Thursdays, I'll try to post blogs about the meaning and significance of conscience. My interest in conscience began twelve years ago when Dr. Curtis Freeman, (then professor at Houston Baptist University, now at Duke University) was trying to convince me to sign the "Baptist Manifesto." I came to the conclusion that Freeman and the other signers of that Manifesto had a defective understanding of conscience. Off and on, I've been studying the literature about conscience ever since. I'll be sharing bits and pieces of what I've discovered in this research.
On Fridays, I'll try to post brief blogs about philosophical theology and/or hermeneutics. Hermeneutics is the science of interpretation. It began with the desire to more completely understand scriptures. Many contemporary philosophers have come to realize that processes of interpretation play a key role in every area of human understanding. I'll share brief insights that may be of value to ministers and teachers from these often technical discussions.
As has always been the case, my blogging is done as time and schedule permit.
Wednesday, August 27, 2008
Revamping This Weblog
Posted by Bruce Prescott at 9:25 AM
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- Michael Westmoreland-White, Ph.D. said...
I like the new look. I still wish people without google accounts could comment. I had to get a google account just to leave you this message.
- Dr. Bruce Prescott said...
Making commenters us a google account goes along with being able to moderate the comments.
You don't want to see the spam that accumulates on unmoderated blogs.
Every "enhancer," "enlarger" and scammer on the face of the earth has someone spamming weblogs these days.
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this was different. im british and ive never heard of it made this way before. i much prefer the potato, onion, carrot, corned beef and gravy version.
I actually remember having this (well very very similiar) when I was at school and was dying for the recipe. Thanks very much. The family loved it.
my first time making this meal and the recipe helped my alot. whole family enjoyed even the inlaws,thanks. added chalots and was great,be using this recipe again. thanks


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Football Profile
Player Details
Name: Alan White
Date of birth:22/03/1976
Height: 6ft
Club: Harrogate Town
Position: Defender
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Davey continues Darlo overhaul
Simon Davey has continued his plans for life outside League Two by letting 17 players leave Darlington.
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White returns to Darlo
Defender Alan White has returned to Darlington on loan from Luton for the remainder of the season.
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Darlington's Alan White has asked for a personal hearing after admitting an FA charge of improper conduct.
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A phone call from Tom Brattan wasn't entirely unexpected. After all, Tad Shields expected his star defensive back, Jacquille Veii, to impress the Maryland assistant during the Terps' summer football camp last week.
But what Brattan told Shields about Veii came as a surprise to the head football coach at The Avalon School in Gaithersburg.


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Deadpool - Reveal Trailer
If Deadpool could make his own trailer, this is what it would look like.
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looks good
It's about time.
seems to capture the essence of deadpool very well. I love deadpool, I hope the game does well.
Maybe the best 2 minutes spent of my life.
Hmm looking at High Moon Studios' record doesn't inspire much confidence. I am definitely going to keep my finger's crossed, but for now, I'm not going to get my hopes up. Let's pray that the studio upped their standards.
HMS got the crazy and funny Deadpool down it seems, now all we need is some good gameplay videos and I'm sold.
I want this to be good i really really do
hahahahahahahahahah Just The Crazy Deadpool
LOL, still looks awesome
Ha Ha Ha Ha Ha Ha Ha Ha Ha Ha Ha Ha!
Deadpool RULES!!!!!!!
this is going to suck might be a little funny but thats it.
@FreedomPrimeYou don't READ Deadpool do you? Just know a bit about it from TV and whatnot? Yeah? In that case, it really does "capture the essence of deadpool very well"
@zachoon personaly, i loved both transformer games
@gamingfrendly good thing you're one of the rare people who think so
@DaPIPEgamer @FreedomPrime to be perfectly honest, depends which author you read


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Workday 23 Update
Dear GMS Users,
This is to remind you that the release of Workday 23 is scheduled to occur on Monday, August 18th. In preparation for this, GMS will be unavailable from 5 p.m. Friday, August 15th until 11:59 p.m. Sunday, August 17th. Please plan accordingly.
Click here to view the PowerPoint presentation containing screen captures of the changes you can expect to find with regard to the new release. Here's a quick summary of changes in Workday 23:
- New Related Worktag Feature for Costing Allocations
- Mobile Enhancements with New Self Service Features
- Ability to Drag & Drop Files for Expense Reports
In addition, the Workday 23 compatible version of the mobile app will be released on August 15th. Interested users will need to update their app on their mobile device to be able to use the new features.
If you encounter any GMS issues, please contact the Service Center by emailing them at email@example.com or calling (202) 687-4949.
Thank you for your attention.
David Achenbach
AVP, Human Resources
Pim Thurkal
VP, Financial Accounting & Systems
Charles DeSantis
AVP, Benefits, Payroll and Wellness
Chief Benefits Officer
GMS Mobile
Dear Colleagues,
GMS is taking its show on the road! If you ever need to access GMS away from the office, Workday for Mobile is for you. With Workday for Mobile, employees can perform many of the same functions that are available on the desktop including:
- Viewing pay slips and obtaining PDF versions of your pay statements from the past 6 months.
- Entering Time (Currently available only for iPhone and iPad. This functionality will be available on Android devices in August 2014.)
- Requesting Time Off
- Changing your Personal Information
- Creating Expense Receipts
Workday for Mobile gives Managers access to GMS tasks when they're on the go, such as:
- Approving time off requests for members of their team.
- Viewing their Team Time Off Calendar
- Navigating their organization and drilling into a worker's profile with a single touch.
Please note full details supporting transactions are very limited in Mobile. While you can approve on the go, you won't be able to see the additional information on what you are approving. Therefore it is our recommendation those in approval roles continue to review and approve transactions via the desktop version of GMS.
To learn more about the Workday Mobile App, please go to the GMS Employee Quick Reference Guide. Please click on GMS Mobile in the Table of Contents to take you directly to step by step instructions on installing and navigating Workday for Mobile.
If you need assistance, please contact the Service Center at email@example.com or call (202) 687-4949.
David Achenbach
AVP, Human Resources
Charles DeSantis
AVP, Benefits, Payroll & Wellness
Chief Benefits Officer
Pim Thurkal
VP, Financial Accounting & Systems