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s state ONHYM on another Moroccan block. Capricorn plans to drill the FD-I exploratory well to 5,500 m true vertical depth subsea in 1,500 m of water 120 km offshore Morocco on the Foum Draa block using the Cajun Express fifth generation
has already spudded three of the development wells. WPX is drilling 4,300-ft laterals in Gallup at 5,400 ft true vertical depth . The company didn't give the location of the discovery but said it is in an area of the basin that is not subject
interest and FieldPoint 25%. FieldPoint has working interests in 72 producing oil and gas wells in Serbin field, 50 miles east of Austin. Cretaceous Taylor sand produces 46° gravity oil from 5,300-5,600 ft true vertical depth .
facilities with an estimated cost of $24.1 million. The wells will have a 750-m horizontal length at 650 m true vertical depth . Site preparation is under way, and it is expected that the horizontal well pair will be drilling in the second
demonstration project at Sawn Lake, Alta. Andora Energy Ltd. is expected to complete the wells, to be drilled to 650 m true vertical depth and have a 750-m horizontal length, by the end of October. Steaming is expected to begin in early December with
offloading vessel. Each well is to have 5,000 m of total drilled footage with a horizontal section at 2,190 m true vertical depth in the reservoir, a turbiditic sandstone in the Miocene Galoc formation in the Palawan basin. Galoc field, on
Mancharee-1 well, which was drilled in 170 ft of water, reached a total 12,205 ft measured depth (10,460 ft true vertical depth subsea). The well encountered gas shows at several levels, KrisEnergy said, but the company couldn't use
Its initial rate was 5.4 MMcfd and 160 b/d. The well, completed in 10 stages over 4,200 ft at 15,000 ft true vertical depth , proves up a further 15,000 net acres in the southern part of the company's 90,000 net acre Southeast Cana
River shale exploration in the Horn River basin ( OGJ Online, Aug. 20, 2012 ). The well was drilled to 3,400 m true vertical depth with a horizontal bore of 1,200 m and was completed with a 10-stage fracture stimulation in the Devonian Besa
named KPL-3E-4, was successfully drilled to a revised target depth of 1,128 m measured depth, 1,047 m true vertical depth . Seven of the 12 zones appear to be oil-bearing with 30.33 m of combined net pay. GeoEnpro Petroleum Ltd


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Fifty years after the death of John F. Kennedy, there's no mystery about why his brief presidency remains an object of fascination. It was glamorous, photogenic and cut short by an assassination that still seems an insoluble puzzle.
Still, it's remarkable that Kennedy's iconic stature in the eyes of most Americans has weathered half a century of assaults as the less savory side of Camelot has slowly come to light. We've learned the details of his relentless womanizing, which extended to plying a 19-year-old White House intern with daiquiris, then having sex with her. We've learned more about the perilous health of a man who in 1960 declared himself "the healthiest candidate for president," including that he had Addison's disease, a serious disorder of the adrenal gland, and that he relied on cocktails of painkillers injected by his physicians. And we've learned that historians don't think Kennedy was such a great president. As early as 1973, Harvard's Richard Neustadt, who was not only a Kennedy fan but an occasional adviser, concluded sadly that JFK's tenure had been undistinguished.
"I don't think history will leave much space for John Kennedy," Neustadt said then. "History is unkind to transition figures. … He will be just a flicker."
A 1988 survey of historians named Kennedy the most overrated figure in American history. Since then, the verdict hasn't improved much.
"Most historians think of him as an average or even below-average president," said Robert Dallek, author of a JFK biography, "An Unfinished Life," and a subsequent book on Kennedy's Cabinet, "Camelot's Court." "He never got any of his legislative initiatives passed. He was the architect of a failed policy in Cuba. It's possible to look at his record and see it as a real misery."
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But that's not how most Americans see it.
Part of Kennedy's outsized stature can be attributed to his having been photogenic and witty, undeniable virtues in a chief executive. But the public also seems to give JFK credit for accomplishments that weren't actually his, such as the civil rights laws that Lyndon Johnson got passed. At the same time, he is not held responsible for the failures of his successor in Vietnam, even though he laid the foundation for an increased U.S. role in Southeast Asia.
There's at least one important issue on which Kennedy might deserve more credit: He helped remove nuclear weapons from the military options that presidents consider using. He took the first steps toward mutual arms reduction with the Soviet Union at a time when a nuclear war seemed plausible and arms control was politically risky.
As Dallek has written, the Joint Chiefs of Staff in Kennedy's day routinely included nuclear bombs in their recommendations to presidents in conflicts including Korea, Laos, Vietnam and Cuba. Kennedy's resistance to his generals' pressure for escalation and his decision in 1963 to negotiate a test ban treaty should be remembered as his most enduring legacy.
Instead, Kennedy is revered for his image and his ability to deploy stirring language of destiny and determination.
When we mourn Kennedy, we mourn the lost promise of the early 1960s, when the American economy delivered a good middle-class living to many and the U.S. believed itself capable of pacifying the world.
"He's frozen in our minds at the age of 46," Dallek said.
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The Scarlets have brought several Wales starts into their back line for their Heineken Cup Pool Five clash away to Clermont Auvergne on Saturday.
The Top 14 outfit boats a formidable record at Stade Marcel Michelin, going unbeaten there over the last three years.
But the Scarlets, who lie third in the RaboDirect PRO12 table having scored more tries than any other side in that competition, will hope a host of internationals can lead them to a surprise victory.
As well as Liam Williams at full-back and George North on the right wing, Morgan Stoddart comes in on the left wing, Rhys Priestland starts at fly-half and Jonathan Davies comes in to partner Scott Williams in the centres following the league win over Newport-Gwent Dragons last time out.
But Andy Fenby, a standout performer on the wing this year, is absent with a dead leg.
In the forwards, Joe Snyman partners George Earle for the first time in the second row, while Wales U20 prop Samson Lee retains his place in the front row after impressing against the Dragons.
Clermont make nine changes to the side that lost to Castres in the league last week, with France stars Aurelien Rougerie and Morgan Parra returning to the starting XV.
Brock James is preferred to David Skrela at fly-half, while former Scarlets full-back Lee Byrne features in a fearsome back three alongside Naipolioni Nalaga and Sitiveni Sivivatu.
Clermont Auvergne: 15 Lee Byrne, 14 Sitiveni Sivivatu, 13 Aurelien Rougerie, 12 Wesley Fofana, 11 Naipolioni Nalaga, 10 Brock James, 9 Morgan Parra, 8 Damien Chouly, 7 Gerhard Vosloo, 6 Julien Bonnaire, 5 Nathan Hines, 4 Jamie Cudmore, 3 Davit Zirakashvili, 2 Benjamin Kayser, 1 Thomas Domingo.
Replacements: 16 Ti'i Paulo, 17 Vincent Debaty, 18 Daniel Kotze, 19 Julien Pierre, 20 Elvis Vermeulen Loic Jacquet, 21 Ludovic Radosavljevic, 22 David Skrela, 23 Benson Stanley.
Scarlets: 15 Liam Williams, 14 George North, 13 Jonathan Davies, 12 Scott Williams, 11 Morgan Stoddart, 10 Rhys Priestland, 9 Tavis Knoyle, 8 Rob McCusker (capt). 7 Josh Turnbull, 6 Aaron Shingler, 5 Johan Snyman, 4 George Earle, 3 Samson Lee, 2 Matthew Rees, 1 Phil John.
Replacements: 16 Ken Owens, 17 Shaun Hopkins, 18 Deacon Manu, 19 Sione Timani, 20 Kieran Murphy, 21 Gareth Davies, 22 Aled Thomas, 23 Gareth Maule.
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"It doesn't get much tougher than travelling to Clermont; the history they have in their home ground is second to nobody and we are fully aware of the task ahead of us. There are 47 teams before us haven't been able to win there - so we respect them and what they do at home.
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WASHINGTON, July 16 /PRNewswire-FirstCall/ -- The U.S. needs to go beyond simply digitizing health records and create integrated, interoperable enterprises if it hopes to truly transform the nation's healthcare system, Harris Corporation's Jim Traficant told a Capitol Hill steering committee yesterday.
Traficant, vice president of Healthcare Solutions for Harris Corporation (NYSE: HRS), told members of the Institute for e-Health Policy's Steering Committee on Telehealth and Healthcare Informatics that "Healthcare reform must go beyond digitizing a broken system to enabling an integrated, interoperable one.
"Healthcare transformation will come from a connected, integrated, interoperable system where health information is delivered on demand to clinical and benefits experts with security and privacy, and with patients in control of how their information is shared. That's the transformation the President and nation are looking for. That's the transformation our parents and our children are counting on us to deliver."
Truly integrated and interoperable healthcare enterprises will ultimately help improve patient care and control rising costs, he told the committee. These enterprises "will lead to transparency in pricing and performance, and enable us to attack fraud and waste - all with the ultimate result of reduced costs, improved outcomes, and predictable quality."
Traficant noted that some of the challenges facing healthcare today already have been solved in other industries with large networks, such as the intelligence community and government agencies. He suggested that the lessons learned - if not some of the solutions themselves - from relevant government experience can be applied to what he referred to as a "once-in-a-lifetime opportunity to transform
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Johnny G- Your clear pessimism is very different than UFMs honest realism. Urban calls it like he sees it, and when he sees it like he wants it to be, he calls it greatness.
You have explained that you always see it negatively until it's over and it turned out better than you hoped, then you can celebrate that it wasn't as bad as you feared it would be. Dude, that's SAD. But if that's all the hope and joy you'll allow yourself as a Buckeye, so be it.
I prefer to be an optimist realist, believing in the greatness of the OSU and coach Meyer, but realizing that sometimes we just mess up or the other team has everything go their way and we lose. Generally, however, our skill and preparation creates our good fortune and we win most of the close ones and blow out the rest of our opponents. I was optimistic for the Wisconsin game, but realized it could go either way (until it didn't). After that I was more optimistic because we had performed greatly. I was rewarded with a great post season with little anxiety and am still basking in the glow.
None of last year will help this day, but we are clearly starting from a stronger place than last year.
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Nigeria's main opposition Action Congress Party (APC) says President Goodluck Jonathan's government has yet to engage opposition parties in its effort to come up with solutions to help resolve the country's security crisis.
APC spokesman, Lai Mohammed denied accusations that the opposition groups are seeking to use the tragedy of the abduction of the school girls by violent Islamist militant group, Boko Haram, as a political tool to make the administration unpopular in the run up to next year's general election.
He says the APC repeatedly urged the government to dialogue with the militant group as part of a bid to resolve the security crisis, instead of using military force against the insurgents, which the party warned is unlikely to succeed.
"We have been telling government that it is wrong to look at the Boko Haram insurgency only as an insurgency that can be defeated by the military alone. We have always advocated for dialogue and negotiations," said Muhammed. "We have always told the government that the economic situation and hardship in the north-eastern states is a contributing factor to the insurgency, so that they should introduce a master [economic] plan."
Officials of the administration, however insist that the government has called for unity to fight the violence carried out by the Boko Haram militants.
Ruling People's Democratic Party (PDP) supporters say the opposition groups are seeking political gains ahead of the elections next year by using the abduction of the school girls to discredit the government.
Muhammed disagreed, saying the government has yet to embrace opposition suggestions. He says the administration has not effectively deployed the military to solve the country's security crisis.
"We gave them 10 suggestions, so how can they come and say we are trying to seek cheap political advantage? No. But, we must at the same time know who has failed," said Muhammed. "The PDP has failed. Nigerian government which used to be so competent, we used to be invited to peacekeeping missions today, our army has been reduced to a sorry state."
Some analysts say the opposition parties have not supported the government or offered any meaningful suggestions that will help combat the Boko Haram violence.
Muhammed disagreed with that criticism.
"We are not in charge of the military apparatus if we are invited we will help. Have they invited us? We have not been approached, and yet we are the first even before this matter got to head that there should be a national summit of all stakeholders on security," said Muhammed.
"We made that appeal after the first Nyanya blast. Did we get any response from the federal government? What role have they assigned us that we have not done?" asked Muhammed. "Honestly speaking if the government thinks that because of this calamity we would spare them, they are mistaken. We would make very useful contribution, but we will not let Nigerians forget who has failed, and it is the PDP and President Jonathan."


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1. Drain the butterbeans from their soaking water, put in a large pan, cover with fresh water and bring to the boil. Cover and simmer for 1 hour, or until tender but not broken. Drain.
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I understand you have to differentiate yourself from the POTUS, but perhaps a little skepticism would be helpful?
How does one differentiate between friends and business contacts?
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CINCINNATI Most major-league pitchers are enthralled and ecstatic when their fastballs consistently hit 95 or 96 miles an hour on the radar guns.But when you are Aroldis Chapman and the reading says 94 and 95 it is time to call the pressbo and ask, What wrong with the radar gun.Unfortunately for Chapman and the Cincinnati Reds, there is nothing wrong with the radar gun. There is something wrong with Chapmans shoulder.They are calling it shoulder fatigue and rest has been prescribed for the 24-year-old lefthanded closer.Five days or a week and Ill be OK, said Chapman through translatortrainer Tomas Vera.When the season began, Chapmans fastball hit triple digits, above 100 miles an hour, nearly every time. By mid-season it was down to 97 and 98.But he kept striking out hitters and kept annexing saves, a club record 27 straight after he blew one on June 24. Along the way he struck out 119 in 67 23 innings and they were talking about a possible Cy Young Award and the Fireman of the Yea...
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Reading Kieran Daly's Unusual Attitude blog post about Easyjet's security procedures reminded me of another oddity with Easyjet's online booking policy.
A colleague of mine recently sent me his booking confirmation, noting the unusual email that Easyjet uses to mail its booking confirmations:
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Christine's Sermon
2010-10-18 by David von Schlichten
Scroll down to read our guest blogger's sermon about Luke 18:1-8 and how the rescue of the Chilean miners was a prolepsis of the Kingdom.
Yours in Christ,
David von Schlichten, Lectionary Blog Moderator
It's Just a Shout Away...
2010-10-16 by Christine Smaller
I want to say what an honour it has been to post in the hot tub this week. Thank you.
Especially for a new minister it is incredible to be part of such an amazing community of preachers. So thank you again.
I attended the Homiletics Festival for the first time in May and I was completely blown away by the preachers, attendees and music. There was so much to take in that I thought my head and heart would explode on the plane ride home.
While preparing my sermon this week, however, two images kept hovering over my computer: Bishop Vashti Mckenzie's exhortation that we must always "Preach the truth to power... even when our voice is trembling" and James Howell incredibly honest and powerful discussion about "when things just aren't working any more" (please forgive my paraphrasing).
And I think that is what faithful living is - persisting in hope when it is so clear that world is - a lot of the time - full of pain and injustice for so many. Preaching the truth to power... especially when things just aren't working any more... and taking strength from our Gracious God who is always with us - in our joys and in our sorrows and everything in between.
So - here is my offering for the week. I'll have to cut significantly, but here is how it stands right now.
It's Just a Shout Away…
Luke 18:1-18 - October 17, 2010 Rev. Christine Smaller
It said that Ernest Hemingway wrote the shortest story ever:
"For sale: Baby shoes, never worn." A complete story – beginning with joyful anticipation and ending in unbearable disappointment - in only six words.
Today's parable is a little like that story. Only a few lines long… no extra words to give us clues about the lives of the characters.
"In a certain city there was a judge who neither feared God nor had respect for people. In that city there was a widow who kept coming to him and saying, 'Grant me justice against my opponent.'"
Christ often taught using parables. Just as his original listeners were invited to wrestle with the meaning of what he said, we too are invited to engage with this parable and to think about it deeply; to pray with it. To challenge ourselves to discover how the story of the widow and the judge relates to our lives. Our lives as individuals journeying in our relationship with Jesus Christ; and our lives as part of a faith community. Perhaps through the parable we might revisit and renew our understanding of what the gospel is all about….
For example we may initially see the widow as a bent over ancient lady, shuffling along the dusty road… a hopeless case. Every morning she approaches the judge looking for justice. We're not told what the particulars are, but we can imagine that this widow is bereft of family and has somehow been cheated out of her small inheritance… denied access to what is rightfully hers and the only thing that can keep her from abject poverty. But perhaps if we scratch the surface of the text a little – we might find something different. We might find a tenacious and dignified woman… whose trusting but active faith is empowered by God's grace… Her faithfulness makes transformation possible - not only in her own life – but in the judge's life too. And as a result the world the world is changed… a least a little bit.
August 5th, 2010 seemed like an ordinary work day to 33 men who worked for Compania Minera San Esteban Primera… in a mine near Santiago, Chile… they kissed their wives and children good bye, got in their cars or stepped up onto the bus… traveled to the mine site and, without realizing it… began the longest shift in mining history. The miners while going about their normal work day suddenly began to feel some trembling under their feet, then they heard a rumbling that became louder and louder – and then – boom! Rocks tumbling… walls collapsing… a catastrophic cave in. destroying their only access to the outside world… leaving them trapped and seemingly helpless. The barrier between the men and their loved ones was an unbelievable 2300 feet of stone, rock and earth. 2300 feet.
And the dark packed soil and rock was not the only barrier between the miners and their rightful freedom. The mining company had a shameful history of maintaining safety standards and rescuing trapped miners. The country itself has an appalling track record of the government monitoring and intervening when it comes to miners' safety. And at first, engineers declared that it was technologically impossible to reach the miners safely.
And other possible barriers were there… how about the fact that the world seems to ignores the treacherous working conditions men women and children around the globe face every day. And then of course there was potential of mental and physical breakdown amongst the miners themselves… the real threat of chaos and violence borne out of fear and anxiety.
It might have seemed like a hopeless cause… except that it wasn't.
Because the miners refused to accept that their story was going to end in that cramped dark mine. These men organized themselves into three groups and designated shifts for work, rest and play.
Hour after hour… day after day… these men carried on, even though for the first seventeen days they had no way of contacting their family or friends… no way of knowing for sure if there was even a rescue attempt going on… But they were persistent and decided that they would not wait helplessly.
Meanwhile up on the surface a makeshift camp begun to grow. The families and friends of the miners had been drawn to the site from all over Chile. At first there was no way of knowing if any of the miners had survived. Day after day these men women and children huddled together awaiting news of what was happening almost three-quarters of a kilometre underground. Day after day the rescue crew would send down probes and day after day there was no signs of life found… then on the seventeenth day the probe came up with a note attached to it – just like a "waving flag" – and the note proclaimed that all 33 men were alive and safe.
And Hope was renewed.
And somehow our widow found hope day after day. The kind of hope that has the power to bore holes into any kind of barrier. And she was faithfully persistent in her petitions for justice. And one day it was granted. One day was different than all the days preceding it… one day the silent and indifferent and shameless judge directed did something different. He shifted his gaze toward the woman and actually saw her. He saw her and he listened to her and he changed his mind about her plea. His explanation for the transformation is a gruff one – "Though I have no fear of God and respect for anyone, yet because this widow keeps bothering me I will grant her justice, so that she may not wear me out by continually coming." The word translated as "wear me out" is the Greek word hypopiaze, which actually means "hit under the eye" – to give someone a black eye.
Our traditional interpretation of this parable is that we take the judge's words at face value – he only grants justice because he is sick and tired of being nagged. Luke tells us that if even such a person as the judge can be just, then we are right to have hope and faith in God's justice. And this is true. But I think this parable is also about what happens when we come into true relationship with one another – when we really listen to one another. When we are open to be surprised by what we hear.
Surprises abounded as the events unfolded over the 69 days the miners were trapped. The world was mesmerized by the crisis… glued to radios and televisions and computers… all hoping that something could be done the men. The Chilean government responded quickly and decisively… the president himself promising whatever resources were required… the mining company and the mining industry worked with scientists to come up with not one – not two – but three rescue plans and three state-of-the art machines to dig deep into the earth's crust to reach the trapped men.
And the men themselves… persisted together to keep themselves physically and mentally well. Despite the fungal infections, the open body sores, the hunger, the creeping depression, the inevitable conflicts… they persisted in actively waiting for freedom with hope and faith.
And on October 12th, 2010 all 33 miners were rescued and restored to freedom. One by one they were plucked from the earth and restored to their families… to their communities.
An incredible thing happened – people coming together all over the world, to save 33 men's lives… strangers offering prayers and resources so that these men could be rescued from what seemed like a hopeless situation. Jesus – through his parables – invites us to pause for a moment here. To reflect on what this all means to us as people of faith. We have been participating in a world event where so many persisted together in refusing to accept that change was impossible. And while we were doing that as a global community we got a taste… a vision… of how the world could be… we saw kingdom come – even if it was just for a moment in time.
We are already starting to hear that things weren't perfect underground during the two months the men were trapped. Of course they weren't. But God doesn't ask us to be perfect… God invites us to live a faithful life.
And the analysts are suggesting that the president of Chile and the other government officials didn't necessarily do everything they did out of pure altruism. Well of course not. We have the witness of scripture to show us that God calls imperfect people with imperfect motives to be part of God's gracious invitation to be transformed.
There are some commentators who have stated that the executives in the mining industry acted out of fear of being shamed in the international press… of getting a black eye for not doing the right thing. Could very well be. but that doesn't change the fact that the world has been transformed a little.
It might happen that everything seems to go back to normal after the initial euphoria of the rescue fades. But that won't be the whole story will it? Something happened around the world when the powers that be decided to listen to the muffled cries of 33 men trapped 2300 hundred feet below ground. The barriers that keep the world unjust for many – that entrench a malignant poverty that strangles 2/3 of the world – have not been broken down. But through the in-breaking of God's grace… and the persistent faith of those who insist on getting up every day and working toward the kingdom… the world has changed a little bit. There are international calls for massive change in the mining industry… there has been more light shone on the reality of workers around the world forced into dangerous occupations because of poverty. And many people have directed their gaze at our brothers and sisters crying for justice and have really seen them and have really heard them.
And I think that that is a big part of what the gospel is all about… and the good news is that we are all, everyone one of us… invited to listen.
Thanks Regarding Luke 18:1-8
2010-10-15 by David von Schlichten
Thank you to our guest blogger Christine Smaller and to Stephen Schuette for their intelligent posts regarding Luke 18:1-8. Please scroll down to wash yourself in their thoughts.
Here are some of mine. Both the Genesis 32 passage and Luke 18 show an individual engaged in struggle. In the former the individual is Jacob; in the latter it is a widow. These passages could be interpreted as promoting individualism. You, individual, keep plugging away, and you will get what you want.
Such a reading, though, misses key points. One is that Jacob represents all of Israel, as the name-change implies. Another is that the point of the story about the widow is not to celebrate individualism but to encourage us Christians to be persistent in prayer.
Granted, there may be times when we have to undertake a task alone, although we are never truly alone, thanks be to God. Moreover, our lives are not to be dominated by individualism but are to be communal. The Bible, overall, exhorts us to be one body, one nation, a priesthood, a vine, etc. Note that the first-person-PLURAL pronoun begins the Lord's Prayer and recurs throughout it.
Further, the great success of the Chilean miners reminds us of the power of working together. We pray persistently and work together, knowing that God is in, with, and under us, so our labor shall not be in vain.
My sermon will be something like that.
Yours in Christ,
David von Schlichten, Lectionary Blog Moderator
The hopeful waiting...
2010-10-14 by Christine Smaller
I'm thinking of the Chilean miners too… along with the rest of the world, I suppose. As I read and re-read the parable I keep thinking about how important it is how we wait. To faithfully (but actively) wait while trusting fully in God is a narrow precipice to perch on. The widow carries on each day with dignity, never knowing if it will be the day things change. A non-passive but trusting life of quiet hope. If this parable illuminates the saga of the miners… it is easy to see how the miners' dignified self-organized life underground mirrors the widow. But who is the judge? The mining industry as a whole? They have been silent and unresponsive in other similar situations. The government? Many administrations have stood at a distance while tragedies like this have played out. The limits of technology? At the outset of this crisis there were voices saying that there was no way to rescue at such a depth. The "victims" themselves? The miners own fears and potential break downs could have derailed a safe rescue. It's as though the judge can represent the variety of barriers that keep us from living fully in hope… living in the light of Christ's love for us and God's invitation into continual transformation. The parable and this world event shows that barriers can be overcome. And then of course we need to ask ourselves – are we the victim or the barrier? The honest answer might be that we are both and… we are the ones kept down, we are the ones who are often oppressing others – and we are something else. The thing that the parable and the mine rescue points to – we are filled with the potential of God's hope for us.
Beyond Reasons
2010-10-14 by Stephen Schuette
There are a couple of challenging aspects to this story. Within Luke's setting there's the invitation to compare the one to whom we pray with an unjust judge. I'd like to talk to Luke about that one and ask him what he was thinking.
Apart from the Lukan context the challenge of the story is that the right thing happens (justice) for all the wrong reasons. What does that mean?
It may mean that the Kingdom comes in its own way and on its own terms and not in the neat, clean way that we imagine if we were in control of the universe.
It may mean that an over emphasis on understanding from our perspective can preoccupy us and blind us to the bend in the universe that opens a new way. I think of St. Francis' prayer: "...grant that I may not so much seek to be...understood as to understand."
It may mean that it's better to set aside a preoccupation with reasons that might lead us to a "half-empty" despair and instead focus on the reason to celebrate any and all signs of justice that come along. In that sense this is similar to the woman who found the lost coin or the shepherd a lost sheep, which, in the end, wasn't everything.
We want the judge to change, to become compassionate and open and sympathetic to the human need and conditions of those who seek justice from him. Apparently that ain't gonna happen. But it doesn't stop justice. Hallelujah, Amen!
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Scott Dann has been sidelined for six weeks after he ruptured his testicles. The news surprised a Blackburn Rovers team that lost Chris Samba and Ryan Nelsen to injury.
The news (as reported by ESPN Soccernet) reported a comment from Steve Kean (Manager) about Dann and his health. Blackburn also has Gael Givet out secondary to heart surgery.
Martin Olsson and Michel Salgado are also in the Blackburn injury list which leaves the team at a disadvantage. Blackburn is already in the relegation zone and the news does not help the team.
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|Broiler fryer chicken
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|1⁄4 Teaspoon
|1⁄2 Cup (8 tbs)
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2. Cut chicken into serving-size pieces. Shake chicken, a few pieces at a time, in a plastic bag with flour to coat; tap off excess. Reserve 1 tablespoon of the flour
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IBM i is an ideal platform for Traveler — with an easy-to-manage infrastructure and low total cost of ownership. It shields the typical business user from worry about technical issues. The unique integrated architecture of IBM i delivers proven reliability, high availability and powerful single-footprint scalability to mid-market companies, so you can focus on your business rather than technology.
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Should I be mad that my boyfriend has a girl's phone number in his phone under a guy's name?
Should I be mad that my boyfriend has a girl's phone number in his phone under a guy's name? I remember him talking with this person for like 4... Show More
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woman, ill tell you its not a good sign...i used to so this in college all the time in order not to get caught. Generally speaking, yea he's a player..only other explaation is if your overly jealous and freak out at him having "chick friends", then yea he had to do that, also been in that situation. So analyze your situation and you'll see what's the true answer
I guess I can be the jealous type and freak out but only at first, if he'd just explain that its just a chick friend I prob just be like "ok kool, that's fine."
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I am a full-fledged player so I know these things...your boyfriend is a player-in-training! Good for...um...wait...wait...this is about you...okay, I'd say, you should be mad...this guy's a player...you know he's gonna break your heart...
Why do guys wanna be players? what's the point in it? why do you wanna hurt someone?
Not at all. For me, I became like this because a lot of girls cheated on me when I was a teenager...I figured what's good for her is good for me......and so I became a player by default, stuck in this mode...however, if I find a girl I truly care about (which does happen!) I become loyal.
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yeah you should be either p.o'd or really suspicious..because if its "nothing" he woulnt try and hide it...but before you go off the handle on him about it do some investigating 1st..text her using his phone (pretend to be him)...be careful not to be to obvious when texting her..i know its a little childish..but hey! a girls gotta do what a girls gotta do lol..
Girl move on! He is a player! That is flat out lying to you..who talks to a chick friend WHILE WITH THERE G/F for 4 HOURS! Text or not it was 4 hours of your time with him! UH NO! Unacceptible...if it were me and he would not talk(what ever he says will most likely be a lie) then hun I'd be GONE! There are more fish in the sea and a lot of them are a hell of a lot more faithful and loyal! He is not the last guy on earth...ya know?!?!?
WHOA .. you should definitely b mad ! guys only do tht when they are up to no good. I would consider tht cheating even if its over the phone.. imagine if she lived closer to him, ur relationship would b over by now well thts if you don't take bs. I don't know the excuse he gave you lol but if he's putting a guys name for a girl somethings absolutely positively up!
you should be p*ssed off
that means he has something to hide and its a sign of a cheat. why would he lie if it was innocent? trust me he is not talking to her in a "just friends" way, open your eyes and do some more investigating but don't be surprised if you find out some stuff you don't like is happening
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NEW YORK CITY (BRAIN) — Rapha's Cycle Club New York store is hosting an exhibition of Greg LeMond memoribilia, which opened with a VIP party attended by Greg LeMond last Thursday.
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Negative - Wycheproof District, Victoria, 1927 Reg. No: MM 003766
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- A plane crash in a dam near Wycheproof. The aircraft is a Curtiss JN-4D 'Jenny' G-AUEV which was first registered in July 1925. This accident occurred in November 1927.
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Artis Real Estate Investment Trust announces monthly cash distribution10:42 EDT Friday, September 14, 2012WINNIPEG, Sept. 14, 2012 /CNW/ - Artis Real Estate Investment Trust (TSX: AX.UN) ("Artis" or the "REIT") announced that its trustees have declared its regular monthly cash distribution of $0.09 per trust unit ("Unit") of Artis for the month of September, 2012. The cash distributions will be made on October 15, 2012 to Unitholders of record on September 30, 2012.As at the date hereof, there are an aggregate of 110,049,881 Units issued and outstanding.*********Artis is a diversified Canadian real estate investment trust investing in office, industrial and retail properties. Since 2004, Artis has executed an aggressive but disciplined growth strategy, building a portfolio of commercial properties in Canada and the United States, with a major focus on Western Canada. Artis' commercial property comprises nearly 20.5 million square feet of leasable area in 198 properties. Leasable area by asset class is approximately 20.1% retail, 36.6% office and 43.3% industrial. The portfolio is located 9.2% in British Columbia, 28.4% in Alberta, 5.4% in Saskatchewan, 17.5% in Manitoba, 15.1% in Ontario and 24.4% in the U.S.The Toronto Stock Exchange does not accept responsibility for the adequacy or accuracy of this press release.SOURCE: Artis Real Estate Investment TrustFor further information: Mr. Armin Martens, President and Chief Executive Officer, Mr. Jim Green, Chief Financial Officer or Ms. Kirsty Stevens, Chief Administrative Officer at 1.204.947.1250


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While schools are out for summer and many Americans head out on vacation, things on Capitol Hill have been heating up. I've got updates on a range of federal policy topics to share with Safe Routes to School advocates.
Major polls show that Americans want to live in places where it's safe to walk and bicycle. The demand for walkable, livable communities has prompted many municipalities to make more investments in multi-modal transportation and adopt policies such as Complete Streets that institutionalize planning, design and construction for all types of road users.
On Wednesday, June 26, the Bay Area's metropolitan planning organization (MPO), the Metropolitan Transportation Commission (MTC), voted to keep a requirement that cities and towns maintain Bicycle and Pedestrian Advisory Committees (BPACs) to receive certain state funds. They also voted to strengthen this requirement, stipulating that BPACs review not only bicycle projects but also pedestrian projects.
Last week three representatives from the Safe Routes to School National Partnership (National Partnership) attended the Childhood Obesity Conference in Long Beach, CA.
Bay Area advocates for active transportation came together to successfully defeat an attempt to weaken bicycle and pedestrian requirements in the region. In May, staff from the Metropolitan Transportation Commission (MTC), released a proposal that would eliminate a requirement that cities and town maintain a bicycle and pedestrian advisory committee (BPAC) to receive certain state funds.
"Wear lights, especially at night," "no texting while walking," "make them see you." It seems to be that time of year in the Greater Washington, D.C. metro region where every jurisdiction is finishing up or rebranding their Pedestrian Safety Campaigns.
Just shy of one year since the passage of the new transportation law, MAP-21, the US Department of Transportation has issued the final guidance and a new Q&A on the Transpo
As Safe Routes to School programs have increased across the country, a clear need for better data management at the national level has become apparent. Many communities have used Geographic Information System (GIS) mapping in assessments of the built environment, but because there is not a central place to store data, this information is stuck, in a sense, at the local level.
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I'm with Dan on this, I usually use a couple of lenses when out with a Graphic, I have a working Range finder set for a 150mm on my Crown graphic but far prefer to use the GG screen. Often I use a 135mm Symmar so the range finder is useless and my second lens is a 90mm Angulon, often I carry a 203mm Ektar as well..
Why do you want a Speed Graphic ? Unless you want to use barrel lenses there's no real advantage, otherwise why not look at the Super Graphics, they are a real step up in terms of flexibility, a revolving Graflok back, far more movements and a great all round work horse of a camera.


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AMES, Iowa -- Iowa State University Extension will play a key role in the 2005 Des Moines Arts Festival, providing activities for Iowa families and promoting ISU Extension's services.
The award-winning festival is scheduled for June 24 to 26 along the riverfront of downtown Des Moines. Locust Street, Walnut Street and Court Avenue bridges, as well as First Street and East First Street will feature the work of 150 of the most talented artists in the United States.
Locust Street Bridge will be devoted to ISU Extension with the theme "Create. Connect. Imagine."
"There will be several tents and a large stage," Martha McCormick, 4-H field specialist, said. "Each tent has a theme corresponding to something Extension specializes in."
Children of all ages will have the opportunity to participate in a 10 to 20 minute art activity in each tent. Featured tents include: Create a Garden, Imagine Your Future, Connect with Science and Technology, Connect with the Great Outdoors, Mind-Body Connection, Imagine Art and Imagine the Power of Youth. In addition WOI Radio will be part of the ISU exhibit. Visitors can watch performances by the Iowa State Dance Troupe and 4-H members in a Share the Fun talent show on the Center Stage.
ISU Extension hopes to raise awareness among urban residents about their services, Iowa State University and 4-H through their participation in the Des Moines Arts Festival, according to Elaine Edwards, communications manager at ISU Extension.
"I've worked with urban audiences for almost 30 years and we struggle with the image of 4-H being for farm kids, but there are programs for urban youth as well," McCormick said. "Being at the arts festival gives us a chance to show off ISU Extension, ISU and 4-H."
Participating in the Des Moines Arts Festival allows Iowa State University to make a positive contribution to the community.
"This is an opportunity to share the wonderful things we do and the programs we offer," Chuck Morris, head of 4-H youth development, said. "We're giving back to Iowa and helping enrich and improve the life of Iowans."
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"Extension was looking for a nontraditional opportunity to let the public learn of the programs and facilities Extension offers," Mo Dana, of the Des Moines Arts Festival, said.
Last year, 230,000 visitors attended the event and most of them walked across the Locust Street Bridge. An increase in visitors is expected at the 2005 Des Moines Arts Festival, Dana said.
Volunteers are needed to assist with the various activities sponsored by ISU Extension on Locust Street Bridge. ISU faculty, staff and students are encouraged to sign up as a volunteer. Volunteers should be enthusiastic, enjoy working with children and able to work four hour shifts. All volunteers will receive a free T-shirt. For more information, or to volunteer at the ISU Extension exhibit, go to www.extension.iastate.edu and select the Des Moines Arts Festival link.
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Chuck Morris, Youth and 4-H, (515) 294-1018, firstname.lastname@example.com
Mo Dana, (515) 286-4932, email@example.com