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Psalm 121 and a Question I Have
2011-03-17 by David von Schlichten
Scroll down to read a smart reflection on God's amazing grace and Romans 4. Stephen Schuette has provided us with that reflection.
I'm thinking of preaching on Psalm 121--one of my favorites--which assures us that God is with us to protect us. The psalm focuses on travel (probably originally a pilrgimage to Jerusalem).
Of course, the reality is that God does not protect us from every danger. The sun can strike us. We can get hurt during our going out or coming in.
So then, is the psalm wrong, or does it mean something else when it talks about protection, or is the psalm employing some sort of declaration of confidence in God that is supposed to compel God to act? What do you think?
Yours in Christ,
David von Schlichten, Lectionary Blog Moderator
Life's Not Fair, Thank Goodness
2011-03-16 by Stephen Schuette
Romans 4:1-5, 13-17
I want things to be understandable. I want there to be a natural flow and pattern that is predictable so that I can manage outcomes. For if life unfolds on the basis of expected consequences I can control it.
Maybe you know the John Shea story called Shame on Al from Stories, p. 215). It begins, "Al died jogging, and his friends knew why…" They continue to explain that he shouldn't have been jogging at his age, without a doctor's evaluation, and that his whole life-style set him up for this. So they "…buried Al with blame."
If it worked that way I could live to be 100 and not have to deal with my own mortality until then.
I know that Paul's use of the word "was reckoned" (elogisthe) is technically different from the way we used it when I was growing up in Missouri. To "reckon" something there was to imagine or suppose or believe there's a chance, as in, I reckon it's going to rain. When you reckon something you make a prediction that's not 100% sure, and there's a chance it might not happen because you know the future is open and all things are possible. So from a human point of view you can only "reckon," acknowledging our inability to be totally sure.
While exercising some poetic license, I don't want to say that God simply reckons it's going to work out with Abraham. God's promise is sure. But I do want to say that God is a variable that can turn things in new and different directions outside the course of predictable outcomes.
It's impossible (and unfair to Paul) to take this passage literally. The passage itself is convoluted. I'm glad I don't have to diagram these sentences. And I wonder if this isn't an impression that Paul wants to leave, that these things are beyond our full understanding and don't follow strict rules of human logic, if…therefore. And what unsettles the predictable outcomes is a virtual tsunami of grace that sweeps everything with it, whether you're under the law, or not under the law, or beyond the law.
And as I read this passage this time around there was something I may have overlooked previously…that "it's guaranteed….to the adherents of the law." How could it be otherwise if grace abounds and frees those under the law? In other words, it's also for those who would blame Al.
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2011-03-15 by David Howell
Preaching John 3:1-17
To read the encounter between Nicodemus and Jesus is to overhear something like the famous "Who's on First?"1 routine of Abbot and Costello, only in this case the subject is not baseball but spiritual rebirth. There are two levels of conversation inherent in this meeting. In both levels, the vocabulary is the same but the dictionary is not. Nicodemus asks spiritual questions, but translates in earthly images. Jesus speaks in earthly images, but communicates spiritual answers. The two pass like ships in the night.
Nicodemus is one of the most inviting and intriguing of John's cast of characters. He is unknown to the synoptic evangelists and becomes, along with Thomas the Doubting Disciple, John's Everyman as a result. As a Pharisee, he broadens our expectations and understandings of the openness of Pharisees as a group, and Nicodemus' curiosity and questing is laudable even if he comes only under the cover of night. He is like so many in our culture today who say that they are "spiritual" but not necessarily "religious." He wants to kick the tires and maybe sit behind the wheel of the teachings of Jesus, but he doesn't really want to sign any contracts or take out any loans, at least not yet.
Preaching on this text presents an opportunity to the preacher to rescue the "born again" phrasing that has become so popular in our religious parlance. The New Revised Standard translation saves us from misunderstanding what Jesus is saying. Its reference to being born "from above" is the better translation of the Greek anothen which refers not to a chronological reference (again) but to a spatial one (from above), drawing on the first century understanding of a domed universe where God dwells above, while the earth hovers below. Nicodemus is rightly mystified by the idea of trying to enter the womb to be born again. But Jesus has his mind on a religious rebirth, the kind that Pharisaic theological categories might find difficult to understand. It is precisely the renewing of thought that was most difficult for Nicodemus.
The Judaism of Nicodemus' tradition scrupulously observed 613 laws and commandments—the oblation of cereal offerings for these sins, the sacrifice of a dove for those, directions on when a man and woman might have intimate relations and when they might not, instructions on what kind of meat you could eat and how many sets of dishes were needed, who had responsibility for a widow in the family and which brother was required to marry her, and strict rules on how the Sabbath was to be kept. Nicodemus could not help but be amazed at the simplicity of Jesus' teaching.
Sometimes I think our congregations are looking for a spiritual rule book, a kind of Christianity for Dummies, which would carry in it the logical steps from one to twelve that would lead to spiritual completion. In a society where the self-help section in the bookstore is one of the largest, most folks are looking for a simple way to organize their steps to spiritual mastery. The problem is that life is messy, challenges in life are complex, issues are not clear, and following Jesus is more a matter of following a way of life than following a set of rules.
Finding what Nicodemus was seeking is sometimes doing what he did, misunderstanding what it is that you seek, and fumbling your way on a imperfect path. The human predicament is that we have only our limited comprehension of what we discern to be divine truth, and sometimes we settle for less than we should.
You must be born from above, Jesus said, by water and the spirit. It's as simple and as impossible as just that. And of course, what Jesus is talking about is something that only God can make happen, a newness of life that brings life to life. It is like being an infant again, discovering the world afresh, supported, sustained, and nurtured in the everlasting arms, confident that those arms will neither abandon nor forsake you.
In a commencement address, Anne Lamott advised the graduates of the University of California Berkeley a few years ago how to discover what is most important in life. She said, "I've been waiting to be a successful author all my life. But when I finally did it, I was like a greyhound catching the mechanical rabbit she'd been chasing all her life—metal, wrapped up in cloth. It wasn't alive; it had no spirit. It was fake. Fake doesn't feed anything. Only spirit feeds spirit...It had nothing that could slake the lifelong thirst I had for a little immediacy, and connection."2 I wonder if Nicodemus, in a different context and time, might have said something like that. I wonder if that realization was what drove him to meet with Jesus.
Nicodemus appears two more times in John's gospel, as a moderating voice pleading for due process for Jesus with his Pharisaic colleagues (7:50-51), and at the end when he goes to the tomb with a hundred pounds of myrrh and aloes (19:39). With such a weighty quantity of spices, one wonders whether this is a measure of his emotional investment, or whether it is a weight that will lie upon the body of Jesus and hold him securely in the tomb, never to rise again. At the least it is a peculiar oblation.
In either case, Nicodemus remains the Pharisee who is most like a "person of interest" in the stories of Jesus' followers. It is not clear whether he was in or out, a disciple or not, and no doubt there have been many through the centuries, including today, who find in him both the attraction and the hesitation that has linked his name, like it or not, with Jesus all this long while.
Jon M. Walton
(Jon Walton will be a speaker at the Festival of Homiletics in May.
1. Bud Abbott and Lou Costello, "Who's On First?" Copyright Bud Abbott, Jr., Vicki Wheeler, Carole Costello, Patricia Humphreys & Christine Costello d.b.a. Abbott & Costello Enterprises, 1944.
2. http://www.salon.com/mwt/col/lamott/2003/06/06/commencement/index.html
Japan's Earthquake/Tsunami; Matthew 4:1-11
2011-03-11 by David von Schlichten
Thank you to Stephen Schuette for two excellent posts below, one in which he considers whether the temptation was challenging for Jesus to resist and one in which he considers the slickness of the serpent in Eden.
How does the temptation narrative relate to the horrible earthquake and tsunami that have hit Japan? Here are some thoughts that could be tools of Satan:
1. We'll help a little, but we have to take care of our own first.
2. This is a great opportunity for America to show its superiority.
3. If we help, what's in it for us?
4. This disaster is a sign of the end or God's wrath.
5. The disaster is awful, but what are you gonna do? These things happen.
For Sunday, I also intend to ask this question in my sermon:
"How does God help us resist temptation?"
What do you think?
Yours in Christ,
David von Schlichten, Lectionary Blog Moderator
The Truth of Your Story
2011-03-08 by Stephen Schuette
Matthew 4:1-11
The most interesting question about the temptation story, which the text doesn't answer directly, is whether Jesus was actually tempted. Is this a Godspell Jesus who has the answers ready in order to quickly dismiss the tempter without breaking a sweat while holding a flower plucked from a nearby mustard plant? Or is he here, as later in Gethsemene, sweating bullets? There's no conclusive answer, but there is evidence. Since we can read the story through in a few short moments there may be a tendency to hear it the first way. But the tempter comes after 40 days of fasting in the wilderness when Jesus is physically and spiritually most vulnerable, and comes with bread and offers what looks easy. Then, like a fighter in the corner, the story ends with angels attending him, so we can assume he needed attending. I take it that this was a real and genuine battle which required all of Jesus' spiritual, emotional, and psychic energy.
And just as soldiers engaged in battle use bullets and bombs Jesus and the Tempter use the most powerful resource at their disposal in this spiritual struggle – scripture and narrative. At least by the second temptation the Tempter has caught on that he's going to have to use scripture and narrative to get to Jesus' source of identity and meaning. So his strategy is, using the weapon of choice, to turn Jesus' own defense upon itself and co-opt the story. In other words, the Devil is really trying to get inside Jesus' head…. "Maybe you think you're the Messiah, but you're not really the Messiah…or…If you are the Messiah, you're not cut out for that long, hard, servant-Messiah path that you're bent upon so think about this alternative way of fulfilling scripture…" It seems the Tempter will give any ground or use any means necessary to win the final point.
So the stories are engaged. It's a story of hunger and need and vulnerability against a story of satiation and consumption. It's a story of serving God against a story of God serving Jesus/self. It's a story of the long way of faithfulness to God against a story of quick success. You wonder as John wrote his prologue to his Gospel if the temptation story was in the back of his mind with its battle of light and dark so that after he wrote the prologue actually repeating the story of the temptation in his Gospel would have been redundant. So the temptation story might serve as the "prologue" in the Synoptics.
In the end Jesus knows his own story well enough to fend off the temptations. And the gospels will unfold as he continues on his path. Likewise for us, as followers of Jesus, it may be that our ability to fend off temptation, the ability to remain true to our genuine story will depend on how well we know The Story and to what degree we claim it as Our Story.
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Thread: Kooho's scetchbook. v.2
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Kooho's scetchbook. v.2
I havent posted in awhile and it seems my last thread got sucked down to oblivion.
Hopefully i can manage a more steady flow of picture's to this thread. No promises though.
Gimp stuff for now. Ill try to set up a scanner sometime soon for some proper scetches.
Tell me what you think. Dont be afraid to get rough on me
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very nice illustrational pieces, I also like how you start out your pieces.
Great work so far, I would like to see more.
it's a sketchbook....
June 20th, 2007 #4
Thank you! I'm glad that you like my method's.
Here's an odd piece.
June 20th, 2007 #5
From what I can see you need to work more on anatomy, especially hands. Other than that, great work. Would like to see some more though
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December 31st, 2007 #7
Heyy, been awhile.
See the other hand? That's improvement ... i hope.
I also neatly wrapped him inside a thick suit to cover up my, um, flaws
Sorry for the 'shop's, again.
Oh and a happy new year!! I made a promise to myself that i would draw more and then post them here ofcourse. ( )


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Racing runs in Mayer family's blood, it seems
Franklin- While a good number of youngsters may fantasize about driving a cool, fast car, 9-year-old Sam Mayer is on path to make it happen.
The 9-year-old won two Route 66 Kart Series championships this year, and is looking forward to the 2013 season, when he will move up in class and race in a different series.
He's been racing competitively since he was 4, and started winning when he was 5. He plans to run Karts until he is 12, then move up to open-wheel cars until he works his way to his ultimate goal - NASCAR and Indy. In fact, Sam already has interviewed with racing icons Roger Penske and Chip Ganassi and hopes to be picked up as a development driver by the time he reaches his teens.
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Scott Mayer competitively raced snowmobiles as a youngster, later raced Indy cars and now drives in the NASCAR Grand Am circuit.
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"When I saw some guys racing on TV, I wanted to try that," Sam said. "My dad said, 'OK, let's give it a shot.' "
That first shot came on a quarter-mile track carved out of more than 800 acres of family land at 9700 W. Ryan Road. Scott said his son's talent is a big as his interest.
"People think that kids are selfish and they want to do what they want to do," Scott said. "Sam loves to practice, and he is untiring. He has passion for the sport. This is what he was born to do."
Scott also adds that he will support Sam for as long as he wants to race.
"His mother and I support him and are thrilled that he is doing it," Scott said. "He takes it very seriously. I'm sure that we will push him into some sort of formal education after high school to help make him a well-rounded adult.
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Dustin Vaughan wraps up sophomore season with Kanza Bowl win
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2010: Saw action in four games. ... Completed seven of 12 passes for 163 yards and one touchdown.
2009: Redshirt season.
High school
Earned first-team All-District 31-4A honors as both a quarterback and a punter at Calallen. ... Earned All-South Texas honors with Coach Phil Danaher. ... An all-state academic selection. ... Graduated in the top 10 of his class and was a member of the National Honor Society. ... Also played basketball and baseball. ... Named a basketball Newcomer of the Year and helped Wildcats baseball team to a Class 4A state championship.
West Texas A&M sophomore quarterback Dustin Vaughan had only four interceptions in his 340 passing attempts this season. But the former Calallen standout threw two picks in the first quarter of Sunday afternoon's Lower Kanza Bowl against Central Missouri.
"I got a little anxious and had two early interceptions," Vaughan said. "One was a miscommunication and their defensive end made a great play on the other one.
"I always hate to turn the ball over, but I knew that it was early and I had to bounce back."
Vaughan did just that as he went on to complete 23 of 42 passes for 347 yards and one touchdown in the Buffaloes' 26-7 victory over the No. 23 Mules at the Hummer Sports Park in Topeka, Kan.
Vaughan's 44-yard touchdown pass to Brittain Golden with 7:28 left in the second quarter broke a 7-7 tie and sent the Buffaloes to their eighth win of the season against three losses.
"We just came out and tried to put our game plan on the field," Vaughan said of the West Texas A&M offense, which rolled up 522 total yards. "Our coaches did a great job of preparing us for a talented Central Missouri defense."
Vaughan also benefited from a solid performance from the Buffs' defense and the running of junior Khiry Robinson. With West Texas A&M up 20-7, a Vaughan fumble was recovered at the Buffs' 3-yard line. But the West Texas A&M defense stuffed Central Missouri quarterback Tommy Corwin for no gain on fourth-and-goal.
Robinson rushed for 163 yards and one touchdown to be named the game's Most Valuable Player.
"Our defense played great today and our offensive line opened up holes to let Khiry (Robinson) have a huge day and win the MVP," Vaughan said.
"Our defense played outstanding this afternoon, they made big plays when we needed them," Buffs head coach Don Carthel said. "Offensively, Khiry ran the ball fantastic and Dustin bounced back from some early interceptions to play well."
As much fun as Sunday's Lower Kanza Bowl victory was for Vaughan, he would have rather qualified for the NCAA Division II playoffs. The Buffs were denied an at-large postseason berth after finishing 6-2 in the Lone Star Conference.
"We've had a lot of ups and downs this year, but it's great to go out with a win against a great Central Missouri team," said Vaughan, who eclipsed the 3,000-yard passing mark for the season Sunday. "I think we've really grown as a team as the year progressed and we played our best all-around game today."
Vaughan threw for 3,316 yards and 25 touchdowns, was named a finalist for the Bilo D2 Quarterback of the Year Award and earned honorable mention on the All-LSC team in his first season as a starter for the Buffs.
"I'm really looking forward to next year," Vaughan said. "We lose some key guys like Golden and (offensive lineman) Hector Rodriguez, but the core of our offense is back and I know that our coaches will fill those spots with the best possible players.
"Our receiving corps and I have gotten really close this year and our offensive line really stepped up this year to be great."
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They say the new findings dismiss previous theories that the Wiltshire town was conceived by European immigrants. Relics uncovered during a search point to British settlers being behind the settlement, which dates back more than 10 millennia.
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Our contributor has a collection of photos, letters and scrapbooks that belonged to a man named Eugene Lauste. Most compelling was a rolled strip of film and an article from 1928 featuring a photo of a similar film strip with the caption, "The First Talking Picture: A section of a talking picture made in 1913 by Eugene Lauste." Could this film be a piece of the first talking picture?Tags:
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A former Chairman of the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission, EFCC, Nuhu Ribadu, has joined the Peoples Democratic Party, PDP, in Adamawa State.
Mr. Ribadu was the presidential candidate of the defunct Action Congress of Nigeria, ACN, in 2011 and joins the PDP from the All Progressives Congress.
A member of the executive committee of the PDP in in Bako, Mr. Ribadu's ward in Yola South Local Government Area, informed PREMIUM TIMES that the anti-corruption chief has been registered as a member of the party.
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The Independent National Electoral Commission, INEC, had released time table for the election to replace former governor Murtala Nyako who was impeached by the State Assembly last month.
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'Doctor Who' Season 8, episode 2 recap: 'Into the Dalek'Add to Favorites | Doctor Who
When the BBC calls a "Doctor Who" episode "Into the Dalek," they aren't kidding. The latest episode of the series found the Doctor and Clara being shrunk down to minuscule size and venturing inside of an ailing Dalek.
It's a lot like the Martin Short movie "Innerspace," but with the Doctor and Daleks. That makes it better. You see, the sick Dalek has somehow gained a bit of a soul and wants to stop others of his race from exterminating everything in their way. After seeing the beauty of a star being born, the Dalek has realized how pointless all of the death is.
So the Doctor and Clara, along with a trio of troops from aboard a space ship the TARDIS has landed on, shrink down to go inside and fix it. After all, if there's a good Dalek in the world you definitely need it to live. It just so happens that the adventure involves running down lots of corridors, something the Doctor does rather well.
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In all the chaos, one of the miniature soldiers dies inside the Dalek, awakening in heaven with Missy. At this rate, it looks like Missy is going to play a major role the season. With the season finale called "A Death in Heaven," it's should be something special.
While the Doctor wallows in misery, believing that there is no possibility of a good Dalek, it's Clara who comes up with the idea to save the day. Perhaps they can be good, they're just being kept from doing so. Maybe the good memories are being suppressed to further the Dalek mission of extermination. That leaves the Doctor rushing to confront the creature in the robot shell, while Clara and the only remaining troop head to the computer's brain to free the good memories.
That doesn't help though, so the Doctor does the only other thing he can think of. He links his mind with the Dalek's, to show him all of the beauty in the universe. He doesn't anticipate the Dalek recognizing the hate he holds for that race of aliens, though. After the Time War and all those years of fighting, the Doctor doesn't hold them in very high regard.
That cause the Dalek to turn on his own, exterminating them all. In the end, that's what Daleks do; exterminate. You can't change their stripes, no matter how much the Doctor wishes it were true. In the end the Dalek leaves to rejoin the fleet, allowing the humans to live thanks to it's new protocol.
Back on earth, the secondary storyline focused on the introduction of Danny Pink. He's a former soldier who's had a traumatic past. Now he's teaching at Clara's school and she's taken a keen interest in him, even though he's not so good at talking to women.
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The devil is not in the details. It's in the entire conception of the Iran deal, animated by President Obama's fantastical belief that he, uniquely, could achieve detente with a fanatical Islamist regime whose foundational purpose is to cleanse the Middle East of the poisonous corruption of American power and influence.
In pursuit of his desire to make the Islamic Republic into an accepted, normalized "successful regional power," Obama decided to take over the nuclear negotiations. At the time, Tehran was reeling — the rial plunging, inflation skyrocketing, the economy contracting — under a regime of international sanctions painstakingly constructed over a decade. [Read more...]


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Tropic Ventair 504 Ivy Cap
|This is a classic shape that can be worn with anything in your wardrobe. You can wear it any way you want, be it forward, backward and even to the side. The Tropic material is a blend of polyester and nylon which makes the hat extremely lightweight and durable. The Ventair is a stylistic weave where 6 rows border the base of the cap. These rows allow for more ventilation, hence the name Ventair. The Ventair 504 Ivy cap's sewn bill/visor made of a malleable plastic, so it can be curved for a better fit like a baseball cap. Approx. 1 3/4" sewn bill Made of: 60% polyester 40% chlorofibre Embroidered 'KANGOL' Kangaroo logo is centered on the back of the capElasticized sweatbandUnlined
Tropic Playa Stingy Brim Fedora Hat
|The Tropic Playa Stingy Brim is a great shape for the those who are avid fans of fedoras. 4 1/2" high center pinch crown 2" wide stitched stingy snap brim (can be flipped up or down.) Elasticized Sweatband'KANGOL' word logo embroidered upon the base of the crown on the right hand side. Made of: 60% polyester. 40% chlorofibre.
Vented 507 Ivy cap
|Kangol Vented 507 Ivy cap is a vibrant collage with a double stitched pattern down the center of the hat. This cap will be a great summer confidant, allowing you to stay cool and look cool simultaneously. As with other 507's, this cap has a slim and deep fit, making the contours of the hat very sleek along your head. Approx. 10" diameter Approx. 2 1/2" sewn crownMade of: 60% Polyester40% Acrylic Grosgrain sweatband Offset Kangol logo Double stitched center pattern Unlined
Wool 504 Ivy Cap
|The Kangol classic ivy cap is also known as the 504, is warm and breathable.Approx. 2" sewn billElasticized sweatbandEmbroidered Kangol Kangaroo logo on back of capUnlined
Tropic 504 Ivy Cap
|The Kangol Tropic 504 Ivy Cap is a classic shape that can be worn with anything in your wardrobe. Wear it any way you want, whether it's forward, backward or even to the side. Customize the sewn bill/visor just the way you want it. It's made of a malleable plastic so it can be curved for a better fit, just like a baseball cap. Approx. 2" sewn bill Made of: 60% polyester 40% chlorofibreEmbroidered 'KANGOL' Kangaroo logo is centered on the back of the capElasticized SweatbandUnlined
Cotton Adjustable Army Cap
|This military inspired army cap represents a paradign shift in popular trends and fashion thinking. The hot selling Cotton Adjustable Army Cap progresses this genre of headwear forward with an adjustable buckle that provides fashionable function. Approx. 2 1/8" billApprox. 2 3/4" crown Made of: 100% cotton Tonal cotton sweatbandBranded buckle and adjustable strapWoven Kangol Tab on brimPackableCotton contrast lining
Tropic Galaxy Driving Cap
|The Galaxy is a Kangol interpretation of a classic 8-quarter cap. Knitted and blocked with ridges that imply each section of the crown, and a button in the center. A Kangol original, subtle yet full of style. Approx. 1 3/4" sewn bill/visorApprox. 10.5" diameter Made of: 60% polyester 40% chlorofibre Elasticized sweatband Embroidered KANGOL Kangaroo logo centered on the back of the cap
Ripley Black Twill newsboy cap
|Kangol Ripley Black Twill cap is a classic offering from Kangol, fashioned after the iconic newsboy of the last century. The Ripley is a blend of wool and polyester, leaving this hat supple and easy to wear. Look great this winter in the Kangol Ripley Black Twill cap. Approx. 8" diameter Approx. 2" sewn brim Made of: 50% Wool50% Polyester Grosgrain sweatband Cotton lining Leather Kangol insignia
Ventair Space Baseball Cap
|Kangol has produced a seamless baseball cap, the Ventair Space Cap. Made from the same nylon and polyester blend fabric, known as the Tropic material, this cap is lightweight and durable. The Ventair is a stylistic weave where 6 rows border the base of the cap. These rows allow for more ventilation, hence the name Ventair. The same popular woven accent is also seen in the Tropic Ventair Ivy Cap, Kangol's classic staple. The inner plastic 2 3/8" wide bill/visor has already been slightly curved so the hat will look and fit better, but if you like you may shape it even more. Here's a helpful hint when curving the bill/visor: Use a hair blow-dryer at a low heat setting and warm the plastic for about 15 seconds, shape and hold for another 30 seconds and voila! The embroidered "KANGOL" Kangaroo logo is centered on the front of the cap.
Stripe Player Fedora
|The Stripe Player Fedora is everything you have come to expect from Kangol, a dash of dapperness with enough sportiness to not be too structured. This knitted fedora will be a perfect asset throughout the balmy months of summer. This fedora has a sewn in multi-colored hat band that makes this hat an example of ingenuity and style. Approx. 4 3/8" center dent crownApprox. 2 1/2" snap brim Made of:65% Polyester35% Acrylic Unlined Comfort nylon sweatband Embroidered watermark
Bamboo 507 Ivy Cap
|Introducing Kangol Bamboo 507 Ivy Cap that is a great lightweight cap that not only looks good but feels good as well. Approx.1 3/4" Brim. Made of:Bamboo-Chlorofiber Blend Kangol name sewn on side.Unlined.Elastic sweatband.
Flexfit 504 Wool Blend Ivy Cap
|The Kangol FlexFit 504 Wool Blend Ivy Cap features a baseball shape with a six panel crown, offering a sporty functionality with a fashionable sleek cap design unique to Kangol. Constructed from a lightweight yet sturdy wool and acrylic blend, this cap is easy to wear and comfortable all day long with it's patented FlexFit sweatband, conforming perfectly to your head as well as your personal style. Approx. 2" sewn billApprox. 8 3/4" diameter Made of: 83% acrylic 15% wool 2% spandex Side eyelets for maximum breathabilityEmbroidered Kangol logo at back6 panel crownPadded bill Unlined
Tropic Bombin' Bowler Hat
|Slang for Bowler, the Kangol Tropic Bombin is perfect for those looking for a new shape to add to their Spring/Summer hat collection. Round Crown1 1/2" Brim Made of: 60% Polyester. 40% Chlorofibre. Elasticized SweatbandThe 'KANGOL' word logo is embroidered upon the base of the crown on the right hand side.
Tribal Player Fedora
|Kangol has always been on the edge of fashion. The Kangol Tribal Player fedora is the latest unveiling of their fashion forward line of headwear. The Tribal Player is a perfect summer companion to your outdoor endeavors. It features a breathable, paper construction that will be welcomed on a golf course or those beach barbeques. Approx. 4" crownApprox. 11/2" brim Made of: 100% paper Grosgrain headbandKangol Side pin Unlined
Tropic Monty Beret
|Kangol has transformed their military beret into a summer weight version by using their Tropic fabric. Two black 1/4" diameter grommets are located on the left side of the hat, right above the logo. The black patent leather binding encases a nylon web band that ends in a bow that is used to size the beret. 10 1/2" Diameter Made of: 60% Polyester 40% Chlorofibre PackableEmbroidered KANGOL wordmark
Tropic Spitfire Newsboy Cap
|The Spitfire is known to be one of the Beatles' favorite hats, a tradition now seen on the head of Samuel L. Jackson. This is a very versatile hat, the crown can easily be manipulated to your liking. Pull the crown forward to resemble an 8/4 cap or off to the side like that of a beret. The button on top helps to give the Kangol Spitfire a distinct look. The bill/visor can be curved for a more finished profile, use a bit of heat from a hair blow-dryer at a low setting to soften the malleable plastic. Approx. 10" diameter Made of: 60% polyester 40% chlorofibre
Disney 507 Ivy Cap
|The Kangol x Disney collaboration has taken classic shapes from a significant Kangol era to create whimsical design while staying true to the Kangol aesthetic. The 507 cap is a classic yet modern shape that features a contrasting underbrim and detachable Mickey, Donald and Goofy pin. Approx. 1 1/2" sewn billApprox. 9" diameter Made of: 55% wool45% acrylic Mickey Mouse, Donald Duck & Goofy side pinEmbroidered Kangol x Disney logos at backElasticized nylon sweatbandLeather bound edge on backContrasting underbrimSatin lined
Flexfit Plaid 504 Ivy Cap
|Kangol Flexfit Plaid 504 ivy cap is a summer companion that will be atop of your head all year long. This cap is constructed of lightweight material, Rayon and Polyester, leaving your head feeling the ventilation of that summer breeze. Approx. 9" diameter Approx. 2" sewn brim Made of: 68% Rayon 27% Polyester 5% Spandex Flexfit sweatband Button Two ventilation eyelets Kangol Embroidery
Bermuda Casual Bucket Hat
|The Bermuda fabric is made from a poly/nylon looped terry; a lightweight, breathable and durable fabric. The round crown Casual shape is a classic- worn by sun worshippers, rap artists and everyone in between. 2 1/4" BrimMade of:15% Nylon40% Acrylic45% ChlorofibreElasticized Sweatband"KANGOL" Kangaroo logo stitching on the front in the centerPackable
Ripstop 504 Ivy Cap
|Kangol's first foray into non-ball cap shapes within their casual Baseball collection, the Ripstop 504 Ivy Cap features the classic style and look of a Kangol flat cap, but with the fit and feel of a baseball cap. Great for a day on the golf course or just out driving with the top down, the Kangol Ripstop 504 Ivy Cap is an easy fashion option. Approx. 1 1/2" billMade of: 98% cotton2% spandex6 panel crownPadded brimEmbroidered Kangol logo at backFlexFit elasticized sweatbandEyelets for ventilationUnlined
3D Logo Flex Fit Baseball Cap
|The classic Kangol icon pops off this 3D Logo Flexfit.The kangaroo is three dimensional and brilliantly stitched to stand out amongst all other baseball caps.Raised embroidery is a new, albeit eye-catching Kangol convention. 2 3/4" bill/visor. Made of:83% Acrylic. 15% Wool. 2% P.U Spandex. Elasticized sweatband.
Stripe 507 Ivy Cap
|Kangol Stripe 507 Ivy is a sleek design patterned after racing stripes, and comes in various patterns. This unique stripe is off-centered on this ivy cap, and this makes this hat a real head turner. The vibrant pattern will have you reaching for this hat time and time again. The elasticized headband will leave this hat comfortably residing on your head for hours at a time. Approx. 1 3/4" sewn bill Approx. 10" flat diameter Made of:65% Polyester35% Acrylic Elasticized sweatband Unlined for maximum breathabilityEmbroidered Kangol logo on back
Earflap 504 Ivy Cap
|The Wool 504 is the iconic, original Kangol Cap. First introduced in 1954, the 504 cap gets its name from the number assigned to the block shape on which it was made. This classic version incorporates a cozy rib-knit earlap that hugs your ears on the coldest days, and folds up into the cap when not needed. Approx. 2 7/8" sewn bill/visorMade of: 100% wool Oval leather patchElasticized sweatbandUnlinedPadded billEarlaps
Textured Wool Army Cadet Cap
|The Textured Wool Army Cap presents Kangol's new soft canvas texture weave in a flat-crowned paneled army cap assembly. This fashion forward army cap is complete with side eyelets to maintain a comfortable temperature. The textured Wool on the brim and front panel nicely showcases this new fabric for the Fall season. Approx. 2 3/8" bill Made of:60% wool38% acrylic2% P.U. spandex Textured wool brim Packable Flexfit sweatband Unlined Raised embroidered Kangol wordmark on front of cap Secret crown pocket with Velcro closure Folded Kangol tab on back of cap Side eyelets
Samuel L. Jackson P2i Golf Tropic 504 Ventair Ivy Cap
|Part of the Kangol Golf Range by Samuel L. Jackson, the P2i Golf Tropic 504 Ventair is a vented flat cap treated with P2i nanotechnology for water and stain resistance. P2i is a revolutionary ion-mask technology, which causes any liquid that comes into contact with it to bead up and simply roll off. Remarkably, it has zero effect on how the hat looks or feels. High tech, goes high style. Approx. 1 5/8" sewn bill Approx. 9 1/2" diameter Made of: 60% polyester40% acrylicElasticized sweatbandEmbroidered Kangol logo at backUnlined
Space Bombin Straw Bowler Hat
|Lightweight and ultra trendy, the Space Bombin Straw Bowler Hat is perfect for the summer. Treated with a luminescent dye and spray technique for a multi-tonal sheen, this bowler is both unique and stylish. Finished with a delicate hand-tied chiffon bow hatband, this bowler will surely leave you satisfied. Approx. 1 3/4" stingy brim Approx. 3 1/2" round crown Made of: 100% straw Grosgrain ribbon sweatband Hand-tied chiffon bow hatband Kangol side pin Unlined
Hounds Stripe 507 Ivy Cap
|Complete with unique styling, the Houndstooth Stripe 507 Ivy cap is perfect for the fall and winter months. Featuring a contrast between a segment of solid colors and a segment of houndstooth pattern on the crown, this flat cap is a great addition to your winter wardrobe. Approx.1 7/8" padded sewn billApprox. 9" diameter Made of: 88% acrylic12% lambs wool Embroidered Kangol logo at backElasticized nylon sweatbandUnlined
Pietro Herringbone Peebles Ivy Cap
|Made in Italy The Kangol Pietro Herringbone Peebles Ivy Cap is a great looking flat cap! Peebles is the Scottish village where the Tweed industry began. The Peebles Cap is a classic flat cap shape worthy of the name. Tweeds and Tartans have always been integral to Kangol and their heritage. Approx. 2" sewn billApprox. 9 1/4" diameter Made of: 100% virgin wool Embroidered Kangol side logoGrosgrain ribbon sweatbandSatin lined
Wool 504 Fashion Ivy Cap
|The Kangol Wool 504 Fashion Ivy Cap is the iconic, original Kangol Cap. First introduced in 1954, the 504 cap gets its name from the number assigned to the block shape that it is made on. The seamless, knitted and blocked construction is purely a Kangol innovation, and wool is the fundamental raw material upon which Kangol has built its name. Approx. 1 7/8" sewn billApprox. 9 1/4" diameter Made of: 100% wool Unlined Padded brim Elasticized nylon sweatband Embroidered Kangol logo on back
Tropic 507 Ivy Cap
|Made from the traditional Kangol Tropic knit, this ivy cap is lightweight, packable and durable. The pre-curved bill/visor ensures a comfortable fit while the side paneling adds understated styling to this streamlined look. Approx. 1 3/4" sewn bill Elasticized Sweatband 'KANGOL' kangaroo embroidered logo is on the back of the cap.
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Final Thoughts
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It goes without saying that this BCS Championship Game is different than its predecessors. Never have we had a rematch for the crystal football during the BCS era, so this year, there appears to be more of a microscope placed on the matchups. Yeah, it's paralysis by analysis; so let's break it down in the simplest possible way...who has improved more?
The answer is easy, it's LSU.
After that 9-6 win in Tuscaloosa over Alabama on Nov. 5, LSU's offense has taken off. Why, you ask? Simple, they have found a playmaker at quarterback, and it's one that as been there for a while.
Jordan Jefferson.
Since Jefferson took over as the No. 1 guy midway through the first "Game of the Century," LSU's offense has clicked at its highest level all season. The Tigers went north of 450 yards in three of their final four games of the season. They only eclipsed that mark once prior to Nov. 5 - a 41-11 romp of Florida where the Tigers totaled 453 yards.
Does Jordan Jefferson make Alabama head coach Nick Saban and defensive coordinator Kirby Smart shake in their boots? Of course not. But the LSU team is much better with him at quarterback, and the last time I checked, they did win in Tuscaloosa just two months ago, when Jefferson was only a part of the game plan.
Couple Jefferson with the emergence of running back Kenny Hilliard as yet another weapon that head coach Les Miles has in his arsenal, and LSU has become a machine in every phase of the game.
That's not to take anything away from Alabama. Clearly, the Crimson Tide is better than every other team in the country. But they weren't better on Nov. 5, and they haven't improved as much as LSU since then.
Advantage, LSU.
By Matt Zemek-- What would be really cool: One team carries a 4-3 lead into the final minute, while the other one has all three timeouts. The trailing team plants a punt on the 1, stuffs three running plays, and – with 40 seconds left – blocks a punt for a safety to win, 5-4.
-- OR…………………. LSU missing four field goals.
-- OR…………………. The only touchdowns in this game being scored by LSU cornerbacks.
-- OR………………….. by Alabama kick returners.
-- This is the 2012 BCS National Exhibition Game – you do realize this, yes?
-- LSU is the 2011 national champion of college football – you do realize this, yes? Oklahoma State is number two, even though Alabama would likely beat the Cowboys by at least three touchdowns. It's not about the eye test; it's about the resume, the body of work. On. The. Field. And no, it's not about the best loss versus the worst loss; it's about all 12 regular-season games, taken together. It's also about making the regular season mean something.
-- I felt horrible about this game as a matter of principle on the night of December 4, 2011. I feel a million times worse about it now. Really: The BCS national championship game should have mystery and a virginal kind of foreignness. Instead, it will be a re-enactment of a game played earlier in the season. It's like the World Series in the modern-day interleague play era. Seeing two teams play in the World Series after meeting in the regular season took (and still takes) the romance out of the Fall Classic. When the American and National Leagues were fully segregated, the World Series was a much bigger occasion.
-- Remember this: LSU's only BCS championship game appearances have been in years when the title game was played in the Superdome. The Tigers have now made each of the last three BCS title games staged in their home state. That's an exquisite sense of timing by Les Miles and – in January of 2004 – a fellow named Nick Saban.
-- In fairness to Alabama fans, if officials actually applied the principle of simultaneous possession (which is still on the books) to the Michael Williams-Eric Reid play at the LSU 1 in the fourth quarter on November 5, I'd have spent the past two months arguing against a rematch from the other side of the fence… a fence painted Red with Al the Elephant smiling in the background.
-- Brass tacks: Who wins? It's the Superdome. LSU doesn't lose title games inside the Superdome. A.J. McCarron is going to hemorrhage turnovers. Tigers 23, Tide 10.
By Terry Johnson
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- Winston Churchill said "Indeed, it has been said that democracy is the worst form of government except all those other forms that have been tried from time to time". The same can be said for the BCS system; it is not perfect but it is better than any other system that Division I football has ever had.
- At least until the university presidents allow a playoff.
- Considering how well both teams played the last time, the coach of the winning team will be considered the top coach in the land.
- Do not expect another low-scoring battle. The offensive coordinators have been preparing for this game ever since the last one, and have no doubt put in some wrinkles designed specifically to win the national championship.
- The offensive line coaches have been reminding the big uglies that they failed to score a TD on November 5. As a result, each line will play with even more nastiness this time, which makes for an extremely physical game.
- If you're still not convinced that there will be more offense in this game, look at the last two games that each team has played.
- LSU has trailed by two scores in each of its last two games. This gives the Tigers the advantage because they will not panic if they fall behind, because they know that they can come back.
- The Tigers will mix in some more option in this game, because they nearly scored a TD on it overtime.
- The Crimson Tide will use Trent Richardson as receiver more often than they have all season.
- Alabama will not resort to trickeration once they hit the red zone.
- By the same token, Jim McElwain will be much more aggressive with his play calling this time, because he has nothing to lose since he is now the head coach at Colorado State.
- This game should finally settle the debate as to whether it is better to be big (Alabama) or to be fast (LSU) on defense.
- Special teams play will be flawless in this game, because the coaches have no doubt spent more time preparing.
- Finally, much has been made about the all-SEC final, and whether or not it is good for college football. Regardless of whether or not you agree with the final pairings, the end result will ultimately benefit college football. With Oklahoma State's notable omission from the BCS title game, teams from outside the SEC will start scheduling tougher games to avoid a similar fate. Would Alabama be playing for the national championship if Oklahoma State had beaten against Oregon or Wisconsin, instead of Louisiana-Lafayette or Arizona in non-conference play?
Phil Harrison
- We can stop all of the hand wringing and complaining about a rematch now. The BCS party's getting ready to start, and make no mistake, even the loudest critic will be watching.
- Why is nobody, I mean nobody giving Alabama a shot? Did we all forget how close the first game was and how many points 'Bama left out on the field..And that defense?
- If this game hinges on special teams again--still big advantage to LSU.
- Look for the Alabama coaching staff to unleash AJ McCarron a bit more in the rematch. You get the feeling that given more slack in the leash, he wouldn't pee on the neighbors bushes.
- Can the LSU defense make a big play again? It seems "honey badger" and gang make at least one big play that turns the tide each time out. Contrary to popular belief, the Tigers will need it...
- LSU held Trent Richardson to under 100 yards in the first game. If the Tiger defense can have the same effort, the chances of sweeping the season series-and ultimately hoisting the trophy is very good.
- Everyone's going to be watching what happens the first time Alabama lines up for a field goal. Making the first attempt could result in a big sigh of relief from Tide faithful.
- What kind of impact is Jordan Jefferson going to have in the rematch--given an opportunity to go the whole way this go 'round?
- Please, please let there be more points scored!!


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Create a charming photo cube to feature your best friend, be it fluffy, finned, or feathered. Showcase your favorite pet, from Fido to Fluffy and all pets in between.
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- Optional: foam alphabet stickers; foam heart stickers; other embellishments
- Cut two strips of scrapbook paper measuring 5" x 11". Test-fold the paper around the cube to fit. Remove the paper and refold the corner edges again to give the paper a crisp edge. Spread a thin layer of glue onto the sides of the cube using a small putty knife. Lay the paper onto the cube and smooth it on with your fingertips. Spread a bit of glue on to the two edges that overlap.
- Cover the top of the cube with a 5" x 5" square of scrapbook paper. Trim excess paper along the edges.
- Cut out photos of your favorite pet. Cut photo mats from scrapbook papers and adhere photos to the mats. Glue matted photos and other decorative embellishments to the paper-covered cube. Refer to project photo for inspiration.
- Write titles and journaling longhand or on the computer. Cut out and glue to cube.
- Punch out paper hearts and glue onto the cube.
- Add foam letters and heart stickers, as desired.
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I haven't made this yet, but I like the concept. I plan to make 3 cubes and decorate them with my grandchildren's pictures. Three cubes should display well, probably stacking one of them on top of the other 2. I will enjoy creating my own designs, as I have been making my own greeting cards and scrapbook pages for quite some time.
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Cheap, cheerful, and fast—what's not to love about Pompei? Little Italy's only casual café with a strong kitchen specializes in square slices of pizza, each under $4, with toppings ranging from shredded onions and sausage to basil and tomato. One to two easily makes a meal. Between the University of Illinois Chicago students and the Rush University Medical Center workers, Pompei is jammed at lunch. If you can tolerate the self-serve system at dinner, the evening hours are more relaxing. If pizza's not your thing, salad, generous sandwiches, and handmade pastas are also on the menu. And keep your eye out for Pompei's Near North and Lakeview locations.
1531 W. Taylor St., Chicago, Illinois, 60607, United States
Website: www.pompeipizza.com
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Updated 06/11/2013
By rfliberto
Jan 5, 2009
When you first walk in, you may think it is Fast Food Italian. Well, to some extent it is but the homemade pasta is like my grandmother;s. Eight Finger Cavetelli and Meatballs is the ticket. Ravioli was excellent as well
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Baked Apple Cheesecake
|Shortcrust pastry
|6 1⁄2 Ounce (200 Grams, Prepared One)
|1 Ounce (30 Grams)
|2 , cored, peeled and sliced
|For ricotta filling
|Ricotta cheese
|1 1⁄2 Pound (750 Grams)
|4 , separated
|5 1⁄2 Ounce (1/2 Cup Or 170 Grams)
|Finely grated orange rind
|1 Tablespoon
|Orange juice
|3 Tablespoon
1. Roll out pastry to 3 mm / 1/8 in thick and use to line a deep 23 cm / 9 in flan tin with a removable base. Prick base and sides of pastry with a fork, line with nonstick baking paper and fill with uncooked rice. Bake at 190°C / 375°F / Gas 5 for 10 minutes, then remove rice and paper and bake for 5-8 minutes longer or until lightly browned.
2. Melt butter in a frying pan, add apple slices and cook over a medium heat, stirring occasionally, until golden. Set aside to cool. Arrange apples evenly over base of pastry case.
3. To make filling, place all filling ingredients in a food processor and process until smooth.
4.Place egg whites in a separate bowl and beat until stiff peaks form. Fold egg white mixture into ricotta mixture. Carefully pour filling over apples.
5. Reduce oven temperature to 180°C/350°F/Gas 4 and bake for 1 1/4 hours or until firm. Set aside to cool, then refrigerate overnight.


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