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There's a pretty view of the Sheyenne River from the top floor of Brandon Nadeau's two-story home, where he lives with his wife and two kids.
But that view is getting more expensive for the Nadeaus, who pay $2,800 a year in flood insurance. That's up 17 percent from 2013, which came after a 14 percent jump in 2012.
The Barnes County Wildlife Federation is looking for a new location for an indoor archery range in Valley City. More in Tuesday's issue of the Times-Record.
Valley City's 5th-Grade Traveling Boys Basketball team took first place at Saturday's Jamestown Spring Shootout.
Team members include Jared Eggermont, Drew Zaun, Carson McGough, Jack Ingstad, Blake Triebold, Derrek Diegel, Alex Thornton and Peyton Zaun, coached by Kevin Eggermont and Jason Thornton.
Valley City State women's basketball coach Cathy Hanek has resigned, VCSU announced Monday.
Hanek, who took over the Vikings last summer following longtime head coach Jill DeVries's departure, steps down after coaching the Vikings for one season and compiling a 13-12 overall record. VCSU posted a third-place 3-5 record in North Star Athletic Association play.
A search for Hanek's replacement will begin immediately, VCSU athletic
director Jack Denholm said.
A six-run Viking first inning and a solid pitching performance led Valley City State baseball to a 12-2 victory over Middlebury College on Sunday in Tucson, Ariz.
The win salvaged a split day for the Vikings, who earlier dropped an 8-0 contest to Oberlin College. VCSU is now 9-16 overall and 5-9 in their Spring Trip.
This story and more in Tuesday's Times-Record.
Viking junior right-hander Lindsey White is the North Star Athletic Association Softball Pitcher of the Week.
White, of Menahga, Minn., posted a 3-1 record this week as she helped the Vikings to a 5-4 record over their last six days in Tucson, Ariz. White's ERA for the week was a sparkling 1.29 as she allowed just five earned runs in 27 total innings.
Viking sophomore right fielder Brady Anderson is the North Star Athletic Association Baseball Player of the Week.
Anderson, a Jamestown native, batted .400 with a .575 slugging percentage and 10 runs driven in to help Valley City State to a 3-6 record last week in Tucson, Ariz. He posted 16 hits in nine games, including three doubles and two triples and five scored runs. His best game came in a 12-2 victory over Middlebury as he went 4-for-6 at the plate, scored a run and drove in four more.
The District 24 Republicans held a breakfast get-together in Valley City Saturday with North Dakota Representative Dwight Kiefert on-hand to meet with constituents. Budget Burger restaurant was the venue for Kiefert and District 24 officials to meet and greet area residents.
More in Monday's Times-Record.
City Park's band shell that was damaged from two floods will soon get a new foundation, which marks the first phase of making the structure safe again for the community to use. Tyler Jacobson, director of Valley City Parks and Recreation, said Friday that they've awarded contracts for the construction of the new foundation and moving of the band shell sometime this spring.
Barnes County officials are united in an effort to continue having a Southeast Judicial District judge based in Valley City after Judge John T. Paulson retires June 3. More in Monday's Times-Record.


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From kale chips to avocado mousse, mEAT is the most Paleo friendly restaurant in Chicago.
Chicago Paleo Restaurants
Sweet Home Chicago, our hometown and the place where we eat out the least frequently (Marla prefers spending time in our kitchen).
Thankfully Anthony, our resident Chicago Paleo Restaurant reviewer, is an avid restaurant-goer so you're in luck! And periodically, Marla will throw in a review when we do go out and enjoy a culinary night in the city.
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Looking for the best burger you'll ever have in your entire life? Look no further than the Paleo friendly restaurant, Au Cheval, in Chicago.
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Gather is a farm-to-table, Paleo friendly restaurant in the city of Chicago. Have a seat right in front of the chef's as they prepare your meal.
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The ambience of this Paleo friendly restaurant, LOKaL, in Chicago was awesome. The food was even better.
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As much art is involved in the food preparation at Sepia Chicago as organic, paleo friendly food.
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With humanely-raised meat, and a private garden to provide the herbs, Wood Chicago has everything necessary for a paleo friendly night on the town
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Grange Hall Burger Bar is a Paleo friendly restaurant in Chicago that serves 100% grass-fed beef burgers and sources local cheese from Wisconsin.
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Uncommon Ground is a Paleo friendly restaurant in Chicago with locally sourced ingredients and grass-fed beef on their menu.

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Apple could introduce a voice-based photo search using Siri30 December 2013
An Apple patent hints at the next step for Siri where it can tag and search through photos using voice controls. The "Voice-Based Image Tagging and Searching" feature, as it's referred to in the patent, would be able to find pictures based on strings... >>
Apple and China Mobile ink long-awaited iPhone deal22 December 2013
Apple and China Mobile have agreed to a long-awaited deal that will put the iPhone on the world's largest carrier. As part of the "multi-year" agreement, China Mobile will offer the iPhone 5S and iPhone 5C from China Mobile's network of retail stores... >>
Jailbreak tool released for iOS 7, bringing tweaks and utilities with it22 December 2013
A jailbreak tool for iOS 7 has been released by the "evad3rs" team, allowing iPhone, iPod touch, and iPad users to customise the iOS software. The "evasi0n 7" jailbreak is "untethered" meaning users can turn off their device without losing the jailbreak. ... >>
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racketeering, murder, extortion, bribery, and obstruction of justice. Dean Mearns also was the First Assistant United States Attorney for the Eastern District of North Carolina. From 1997 to 1998, as Special Assistant to the United States Attorney General, he participated in the prosecution of Terry Nichols, one of two men convicted for bombing the Oklahoma City Federal Building. Dean Mearns received his undergraduate degree from Yale University in 1981, and he received his law degree from the University of Virginia in 1987. After graduating from law school, he clerked for the Honorable Boyce F. Martin, Jr., of the United States Court of Appeals for the Sixth Circuit. Dean Mearns has been active in professional and community service. Among other activities, he was twice Chair of the Merit Selection Committee on Bankruptcy Judgeships for the Northern District of Ohio; he was Chair of the Merit Selection Committee on United States Magistrate Judgeship for the Northern District of Ohio; and he was Chair of the Board of Trustees of Applewood Centers, Inc. He is a trustee of Wingspan Care Group, Inc., of the Cleveland Metropolitan Bar Association, and of the Sisters of Charity Foundation of Cleveland. Dean Mearns has been an adjunct professor at Case Western Reserve University School of Law and New York Law School. He has published articles on criminal litigation, and he is a frequent speaker and commentator on various criminal law issues, including counterterrorism.
Randall S. Murch is the Associate Director, Research Program Development, Research Division, National Capital Region, Virginia Tech. He holds Adjunct Professorships in the School of Public and International Affairs, College of Architecture and Urban Studies, and the Department of Plant Pathology, College of Agriculture and Life Sciences. He is also a Visiting Professor, Department of War Studies, King's College London, United Kingdom. Dr. Murch received his B.S. in biology from the University of Puget Sound, Tacoma, Washington, his M.S. in botanical sciences from the University of Hawaii in 1976, and his Ph.D. in plant pathology from the University of Illinois, Urbana-Champaign in 1979. He has extensive strategy, analysis, and leadership experience in the design, development, and implementation of advanced forensic capabilities for intelligence, counter-terrorism. and other national security applications and purposes. Following brief service in the U.S. Army Reserve, Dr. Murch's first career was with the Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI), where he was a Special Agent. He was assigned to the Indianapolis and Los Angeles Field Offices, where he performed counterterrorism, counterintelligence, and other investigations. During his career, Dr. Murch was assigned to the FBI Laboratory as a forensic biologist, research scientist, department head, and deputy director, at various times. Interdispersed with his Laboratory assignments were four assignments in the bureau's technical investigative program: as a program


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Outward Hound Cool-it Bandana
Cool-it Bandana is the stylish way to keep your pet cool! made with non-toxic polymer crystals that can absorb up to 30 times their wt. and stay cool for several hours! Edged with a reflective strip for easy visibility. Reusable and hand washable. Cool-It Bandanna - Small, Blue/Brown fits neck size 8-14"
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Featured Reviews for Outward Hound Cool-it Bandana - SMALL
cool it bandana by sam07/07/2012
bought small as I always do and they do not even fit their necks
rip off by maria from Des Plaines, IL08/03/2010
I followed the instruction for this and it failed it's purpose. It holds water but that's it. It's more like a punishment for my dog, have him carry this thing while walking. It gets heavy when it's filled with water. That's all it does, hold water. It doesn't cool the dog at all. I held it on my hand for a while and all I felt was like I had paper weight on my palm.
Featured Reviews for Outward Hound Cool-it Bandana - MEDIUM
Save your money!! by Jackie07/21/2010
When I purchased this collar the estimated measurments were off and I had to exhange a small for a medium. This incovenience proved unworth it for the following reasons: 1. Once saturated the collar becomes noticably heavy. 2. It does not stay cold for very long, even after refrigeration. Plus, it doesn't get that cold to begin with. 3. Within three weeks of use, the stitching that held the velcro in place started to come undone. 4. Then the velcro itself weakened and the collar kept falling off. I DO NOT RECOMMEND THIS PRODUCT.
Waste of money by Hatteraskat from Raleigh, NC09/11/2010
I bought this last summer to keep my dog cool on the beach and decks. I just didn't like it. It fit around her neck but it only lasted about 30 minutes before it had already melted. Thankfully I used a coupon code and only had to pay for shipping. I just threw it away too!
love it by cookiejar from LaCrosse, WI05/11/2010
It works great, get one size bigger because the bandanna will blow up to a inch all the way around. Don't leave in the refrigerator for more than the recommended time cause then it makes it to stiff to be comfortable for dog. Out side of that has been a great purchase, not really expensive and works really well.
Featured Reviews for Outward Hound Cool-it Bandana - LARGE
by from 06/12/2013
first shipment was not the correct size. 2nd shipment was not as I had purchased before and items were dirty like they had laid on a shelf and gathered dust for a couple of years. I will never order from entirely pets again.
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not as advertised
Unrealistic by LAL396104/20/2012
This thing swelled so big that my little guy couldn't carry that extra weight around him during the summer months. It's as if a 100lb adult was carrying around a 50lb-75lb booksack. If you've got a dog under 10 lbs, this isn't the product for you
GREAT by Tammy07/23/2008
I recieved one of these as a gift for my black lab. He would resist walks, or parts of them, but now that we use this he is much happier on walks
Gets the Job Done by EthneDragon from Chantilly, Va07/24/2012
My elderly dog and I are subjected to a vehicle in the summer with no ac, so I was looking for something to ease her stress. This was my cheapest and only solution in my price range. It does work and she tolerates it well, but it does quickly warm to body temp. So I'm not sure how effective it is for longer than a 20 min drive. I've started putting it in the fridge/freezer to see if it extends the cooling effect.
Was very bulky by Cat08/01/2012
I put the bandana in the water for 30 minutes and then put it in the frig until I was going outside. I put it on Zoe our German Sepherd, it was very bulky under her neck. I had it as tight as I could get but it would still pull away from her neck. I haven't tried it on our Cattle Dog yet, he may get a better fit.
Great purchase! by Karamia from Twin Falls,ID07/03/2013
I soaked the cool it bandana for even a few minutes and it it still works well. It lasts for about a couple of hours if soaked for about 10 minutes.
Not hot enough yet by tes1900 from Nevada06/09/2013
Seems to work well but there were ZERO dierections
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After the Los Angeles Kings' Stanley Cup defense came to a crashing end in the Western Conference finals, general manager Dean Lombardi felt he couldn't fault his team for its effort or its tenacity. Lombardi also believes the Kings can stay in annual Cup contention for quite a while. The Kings spent Sunday decompressing from their elimination by the Chicago Blackhawks, who finished off the conference finals in double overtime in Game 5. Although the Kings played impressively at times during their playoff run, they still lost seven of their last nine postseason games. They're the 14th consecutive NHL champion to fail to repeat. Lombardi says he would love to keep his entire roster intact again, as he did last summer, but knows it will be more difficult.
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I pretty much have a trade lined up with Mojo for hashimoto but I feel like it would be immoral to just ship him off without at least making an attempt to figure out his situation, especially to Mojo of all people.
You gave me exactly that "a mild hint". No specifics, no confirmation, no sources, and no idea about the extent of any possible injury. And you expect me not to want to find out more? If a guys hurt thats a valid topic for discussion on a wrestling forum, and its just as valid on that one as it is over here.


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The Freedom 5K will start at 10 a.m. at Esther Short Park (in the park, not on the road).
Start line to Evergreen will be shut down for approximately 15 minutes
10-11 a.m. — Columbia Shores/Landbridge Entrance – 2 flaggers. Cars will be bumped through in between runners/walkers
10-11:30 a.m. — Columbia & 6th Street. Cars will be stopped for all finishers. Runners and walkers will be on the walkway on Columbia not on the street
Freedom 5K complete by 11:30 a.m. Saturday.
5 a.m. to 2p.m. road closures along the route (Course is to participants until 2 p.m.)
8 a.m. — C Street and Broadway are closed from 6th to Evergreen.
5 a.m. to 2 p.m. closures —
6th to 8th on Columbia; Esther to Broadway on 8th.
9th Street from Daniels to Broadway.
Westbound on 6th from Columbia to Esther. (Eastbound on 6th will be open).
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Franklin from 8th to Mill Plain.
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Franklin from 8th to Mill Plain.
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Mill Plain at Franklin.
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Main Street from McLoughlin to 25th Street.
C-Street from McLouglin to 25th Street.
Broadway will be open both northbound and southbound traffic. Flagger at 25th & Broadway
Other impacted major intersections controlled by flaggers
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Fourth Plain at Mill Plain
Lower River Road at Frenchman's Bar.
McLoughlin at Franklin, Daniels, Columbia, Washingtonand C streets.
Fort Vancouver Way at Mill Plain.
8:30 a.m. to 2 p.m.
Officers Row at Fort Vancouver Way.
Fred Meyer Grand Central.
Grand and Columbia Shores.
Evergreen Boulevard and Shorewood Drive.
Shorewood Drive at Beach Drive .
Columbia Way and Columbia House.
Columbia Street at the landbridge.
The preferred method of moving around Vancouver this weekend will be by foot.
With an estimated 3,000 runners expected to hit the roads of Clark County this weekend for the first Vancouver USA Marathon, downtown Vancouver will be abuzz with activity, and motorists will find some roads closed and some intersections controlled by flaggers.
The hub of the action will be downtown Vancouver, where Esther Short Park is the start and finish line for the races, and the Hilton Hotel Vancouver is the site of the Fit Right NW Sports and Fitness Expo.
The Vancouver Farmers Market will be open as usual.
About 1,000 runners have registered for the first Vancouver USA Marathon, which starts at 7 a.m. Sunday. Even more — at least 1,800 — are expected to run in the half-marathon, which begins at 8:30 a.m.
Those races are the cornerstone of a weekend-long celebration of running in Vancouver.
Saturday, the Freedom 5K, a 3.1-mile fun run, will start at 10 a.m. and be followed at 11 a.m. by a pair of short runs for children 12 and younger.
The Fit Right NW Sports and Fitness Expo opened on Friday and continues from 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. Saturday at the Hilton, 301 W. Sixth St. The Hilton is the place for participants to pick up their race packets or to register for the marathon or half-marathon.
There is no race-day registration for the Sunday events.
The courses close at 2 p.m. Sunday.
With runners coming from near and far to race, with the fitness expo today, and with post-race entertainment scheduled Sunday at Esther Short Park, event organizers are promoting the Vancouver USA Marathon as something for the entire community.
"I don't think you have to be a runner, or participating in one of the races, to be downtown," said race director Brian Davis of Energy Events, which is staging the event. He encourages spectators to line the course in support of participants, and to take in the post-race scene at Esther Short Park.
Runners have registered for this race from England, Japan, Canada and many states, Davis said.
Boston qualifier
The marathon route, which underwent a slight adjustment because of flooding along the Waterfront Renaissance Trail, will be a certified qualifier for the 2012 Boston Marathon, meaning runners who finish within age-graded time standards are eligible to enter the storied Boston race.
Among the road closures from 5 a.m. to 2 p.m. on Sunday will be Columbia between Sixth and Eighth streets, Eighth Street between Broadway and Esther, and Ninth Street between Broadway and Daniels.
Franklin Street will be closed between Eighth and Mill Plain from 6:30 to 7:15 a.m. for the start of the marathon and 8:15-8:45 a.m. for the start of the half-marathon.
The marathon route sends runners from downtown out west to Frenchman's Bar Park, then back through downtown and Officers Row. Runners go as far east as Wintler Park before doubling back for the return leg to the finish line at Esther Short Park.
The half-marathon course does not include the out-and-back to Frenchman's Bar Park.
The expo has about 40 exhibitors, and includes presentations from Running World Magazine's Bart Yasso, a discussion about the race courses, and other fitness-related workshops.
For links to other marathon information, visit www.columbian.com.


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We've reached the half-way point in this 10-part series on St. Paul's first letter to the church of the Thessalonians. From here on out, each part will be topical, and we'll be covering themes that appear throughout the letter.
This week we're covering "election and grace". The reason why this subject is important is because some interpretors and commentators have viewed the entire letter through the lens of their doctrine surrounding God's saving election and grace. It is also important because there are at least two key verses which have to do with election and predestination which must be interpreted. So, how should be understand them?
In the attached document, two perspectives from the Reformed tradition are outlined: that of John Calvin and his followers, as well as that of Jacob Arminius and his followers. Then an alternative way of conceptualizing election and grace is outlined.
"Messiah Jesus of Nazareth is the Elect One, the One whom the Father loves. As we "come to him" through repentance and faith, we are added to his spiritual body, the ekklesia, the 'called out ones,' and we too become God's elect. In Jesus, we are being built up into a temple in which God dwells by God's Spirit."
"Messiah Jesus of Nazareth is the Elect One, the One whom the Father loves. As we "come to him" through repentance and faith, we are added to his spiritual body, the ekklesia, the 'called out ones,' and we too become God's elect. In Jesus, we are being built up into a temple in which God dwells by God's Spirit."
There are several dialogue questions you can ask yourself or discuss with others. Download the attached document to learn more.
In this 10-week study of First Thessalonians, we've reached week 4. In part 2 and part 3 we looked at the first two components of the letter's "table of contents". Paul (roughly) divides the letter into 3 sections based on the three couplets of praise he gives the Thessalonians: Their "work of faith," their "labor of love," and their "steadfastness of hope." This week, we're looking at the third couplet.
Malala Yousafzai is a 16-year-old, Pakistani, Muslim girl. She was interviewed on The Daily Show with Jon Stewart to promote her new book. Her story is pretty amazing, but not nearly as amazing as her nonviolent convictions. When her opportunity to pursue education was taken away by terrorists, she refused to keep quiet. Instead, she spoke out for the rights of girls to receive an education through every available means. This made her a target of the Taliban, and they sought to murder her.
In the interview with Jon Stewart, an amazing thing happened. Stewart asked Malala what she was thinking when she found out she was being targeted by a terrorist group. In a thrilling moment of television history, she related to Stewart her firm conviction to seek the good even of those who would want to kill her. She explained that even the female children of the Taliban deserve the opportunity to get an education. And she told Jon in no uncertain terms that she would not resort to violence, even to defend herself.
Both my wife, Osheta, and I were watching this interview while reading and writing on our laptops. When we heard her words, we both stopped typing and looked up—we were as stunned as Stewart. Malala embodies the spirit of Jesus's command to love one's enemies better than most of the teaching among US American Christians. And Stewart didn't know it, but the beauty of her testimony, the beauty that stunned him silent, is the beauty of the cross-shaped love of Jesus.
Last week, in part 2 of this 10-week study of First Thessalonians I'm calling "The Arrival of King Jesus," we looked at the first couplet from chapter 1, verse 3, the Thessalonians "work of faith." This week, we're looking at the second, their "labor of love."
The first thing that sticks out is the way Paul's characterization of love contrasts so cleanly with the way love is often depicted in 21st century Western culture. Rather than a "feeling" that comes over a person without warning and over which the person has no control (e.g. "falling in love" etc.), Paul's description of the Thessalonian's love is one of painful toil, or labor. The Thessalonians have had to put effort into their love; it hasn't been a romantic walk in the park. The kind of laborous love Paul describes manifests as self-control. Here's an excerpt from this week's study guide:
Instead of "lust like the heathen who do not know God," by which people take advantage of one another, the Thessalonians have been "taught by God" a new way of love. This love is a holy love that is controls one's body. (4.4) It is like the protective armor the Roman soldiers wear, only it protects believers from spiritual warfare. (5.7) And this self-control also entails leading a quiet life, "minding one's own business," as a missional witness to those outside the body of Christ. This self-control comes from the Holy Spirit whom God has given the Thessalonians. (4.8) A few years earlier (perhaps), Paul penned similar words to the churches of Galatia saying,
"But the fruit of the Spirit is love, joy, peace, forbearance, kindness, goodness, faithfulness, gentleness and self-control. Against such things there is no law. Those who belong to Christ Jesus have crucified the flesh with its passions and desires." — Gal. 5.22-24
Instead of "lust like the heathen who do not know God," by which people take advantage of one another, the Thessalonians have been "taught by God" a new way of love. This love is a holy love that is controls one's body. (4.4) It is like the protective armor the Roman soldiers wear, only it protects believers from spiritual warfare. (5.7) And this self-control also entails leading a quiet life, "minding one's own business," as a missional witness to those outside the body of Christ. This self-control comes from the Holy Spirit whom God has given the Thessalonians. (4.8) A few years earlier (perhaps), Paul penned similar words to the churches of Galatia saying,
"But the fruit of the Spirit is love, joy, peace, forbearance, kindness, goodness, faithfulness, gentleness and self-control. Against such things there is no law. Those who belong to Christ Jesus have crucified the flesh with its passions and desires." — Gal. 5.22-24
In week two of my ten-week study of First Thessalonians I'm calling "The Arrival of King Jesus," we're looking at "The Faith of the Thessalonians." Click here for last week's lesson.
It's commonly believed that chapter 1, verse 3, is a kind of "table of contents" for the whole letter. It sets out a three-fold order that roughly characterizes the letter's structure. The verse reads:
"remembering before our God and Father your work of faith and labor of love and steadfastness of hope in our Lord Jesus Christ."
"remembering before our God and Father your work of faith and labor of love and steadfastness of hope in our Lord Jesus Christ."
The three couplets form an outline for Paul:
In this week's lesson, I cover the relationship between "faith" and "works," Paul's view of these things, as well as other apostolic teaching. Then I cover the content of the Thessalonians' faith, which Paul describes, and ask: "What socio-political implications would this faith have?"
See the attached PDF to follow along in the study. Next week, I'll cover The Love of the Thessalonians.
In the Hagia Sophia (Church of the Holy Wisdom) in Istanbul, the mosaic pictured above can be found depicting Christ seated on the throne of the cosmos with the Byzantine emperor Theodosius I worshipping him. Mary, Jesus's mother, and an angelic figure are on Christ's left and right. 1
Starting this week, I am leading a ten-week study of First Thessalonians that I'm calling "The Arrival of King Jesus". While the above mosaic is not from first century Macedonia, what it captures that I find relevant to Paul's letter is the reality that for the early Christians their faith in Messiah Jesus had very clear political ramifications vis-a-vis the empire.
Author: Preston Sprinkle
Format: Paperback
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Language: English
Pages: 275
Fight: A Christian Case for Nonviolence (hearafter, just Fight) opens with a graphic description of a genocide in Mozambique that is reminiscent of the opening chapter of Mere Discipleship by Lee Camp. Only, in Camp's book, the genocide described was in Rwanda. This is a bit of a "shock and awe" technique. Few U.S. Americans, let alone evangelicals, will be bothered to read detailed accounts of such atrocities, yet end up holding strong views on the subject of war. Sprinkle clearly wants to challenge this comfort, and suggest that we should see war for the horrific, dehumanizing, demonic nightmare that it truly is, before we even attempt to construct an ethical position on the subject. I think Sprinkle's instincts here are correct. Far too much writing on violence and war from U.S. evangelicals is written through rose-colored glasses. Sprinkle will expose some of this as well.
After that, Sprinkle spends three chapters examining the nature of warfare in the Old Testament, the violent passages, and puts forward several theories of interpreting them. I think this section is the book's weakest by far, but I'll get to that shortly. Before leaving the Old Testament entirely, Sprinkle adds a chapter about themes in the Hebrew Bible which point to the developing ethic of nonviolence that more fully appears in the New Testament—particularly in the life and teachings of Messiah Jesus. This capstone chapter is titled for the prophecy found in both Isaiah and Micah of the coming Messianic age when "swords will be beaten into plowshares."
When Sprinkle turns his attention to the New Testament, Fight turns into an outstanding book. With the next four chapters, Sprinkle will cover a lot of ground, but manage to do it in a way that is both scholarly and yet highly accessible. He covers the nonviolent ethic of Jesus, the nature of Jesus's "kingdom," our citizenship in Jesus's kingdom, the nonviolent meaning of Revelation, and more. These chapters alone are well worth the cost of the book. But for added value, the final third of the book includes a survey of the early church fathers' attitudes toward war, militarism, military service, and killing; responses to several common objections to Christian nonviolence; and an imaginative parable that illustrates the type of cruciform discipleship he's been teaching throughout the book. To top it all off, he even throws in an appendix on Just War theories. Truly, Fight is closer to a library of resources on Christian nonviolence than merely a book. I think readers will be thankful.
Depending on your access to social media, you may not have heard about this story, or you may think you're hearing about it everywhere. Either way, this story is not getting enough attention, and it probably won't. I'm convinced human beings want Good News, but we've been conditioned by our world to settle for and wallow in Bad News. This is the condition that helps media outlets determine what stories will get ratings, which in turn feeds the culture to which the media is trying to cater. What we end up with is a vicious cycle perpetuating a culture of death. We're entertained, fixated, horrified, and mesmerized by violence!
After the Sandy Hook school shooting, NRA President Wayne LaPierre famously said,
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This logic seems sound to millions of U.S. Americans who have been conditioned by our culture of violence and death. Then along comes a story like Antoinette Tuff's, and the presumption that only greater violence can prevent violence is utterly shattered. Tuff's story beautifully illustrates at least three things:
Combined, these powers overcome the powers of mental illness, violence, hatred, and death. Take note people—is what Christian discipleship looks like in real life!
This is part 3 of a three-part theological reflection on Warm Bodies. In part 1, I explored what Christian theology and the movie have to say about being "fully alive." In part 2, I discussed what the movie and Christian theology have to say about being "fully human." In this post, I'll comment on what both Christian theology and Warm Bodies have to say about relating to the "other."
Zombie movies rarely challenge us to think about how we treat those who are different from us. Instead, there is never a question of who are the "good guys" and who are the undead "bad guys." The bad guys look hideous. The bad guys attack without provocation. The bad guys are mindless killing machines. At least, that's how they're typically portrayed. But not in Warm Bodies!
Instead of painting all zombies with one brush, Warm Bodies introduces a progression in the zombification process. Zombies deteriorate into a less and less human state until there is no humanity left. The other zombies call these completely zombified zombies "Boneys" because they have torn off their own flesh and only their blackened skeleton remains. When the main zombie character "R" introduces them, he says, "[The boneys] eat anything with a heart beat. I mean, so will I, but at least I'm conflicted about it." The implication is that the final state of zombification entails the complete loss of empathy, feeling, humanity.
So, if zombies can progressively become more zombie-like, can they become less zombie-like too? That is the question this new information raises. And if the characteristic feature of complete zombification is being utterly devoid of feeling, what then would be the characteristic feature of a zombie who is becoming more human?
If you're just tuning in, this is part 2 of a few theological reflections on Warm Bodies, a zombie romance movie. In part 1, I explored how Warm Bodies illustrates what Christian theology has to say about what it means to be fully alive. In part 3, I'll discuss how Warm Bodies helps us think about how Jesus-disciples are called to relate with the 'other.' But in this post, part 2, I'll be commenting on what Warm Bodies exposes about what it means to be fully human:
In Warm Bodies, something is awakened in the zombie main character ("R") when he encounters the non-zombie main character: "Julie" (And before you ask: Yes, these two names are designed to cause viewers to recall Romeo and Juliet). Rather than attack her without thinking and devour her brains, he is struck by her and desires to know her. So he rescues her from the other zombies who would surely kill her and brings her home to his airplane apartment where he can keep her safe. She is naturally confused, terrified, and distrustful of this zombie who is treating her very un-zombie-like. She's been taught that zombies are nothing but "corpses"—unfeeling, unthinking, non-human. But every time R saves her life, provides her with food, plays music for her, she can't help but begin to rethink what she's been taught. Several times, directly after R has done something selfless for her, she asks, "What are you?" (not "Who are you?"). She's asking, "Are you actually human?"
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Yar, anyone? PIRATE!
Well for the past couple of days I have been trying to refine this until I'm satisfied. Thus me still not being done and hating myself even more. Honestly it's been a lot of fun and I love doing it. Tell me what you think and what I should do to...make it look better or something. I know I have to work on the hands, earrings, eyepatch and our right ear. All C&C is greatly appreciated!
Oh and the background I've come up for him goes something like this:
Once a very noble, caring, level headed and all around good captain for the Queens Royal Navy, a freak mast accident left *insert name* a completely different person. After the accident, *name again*, had become a callous and brutal person. Now prone to murder, mayhem and all things pirate, he's now one of the most feared and crazed pirates EVER.
Or something...I dunno, it's fun. ART! + a WIP edgy GIF.
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Its good, I like it. Though the hand seems sort of mutated, almost impossibly so. The skin is very detailed and textured, while the jewelry seems to be sort of unfinished. I have no idea how far along this is, but its good so far
July 6th, 2007 #3
Hey thanks for the comment. I still haven't quite gotten to the hand, jewelry, clothing or his eye patch. This thing is taking me forever to get done but I don't wanna rush it. Speaking again about the hand, my mother was saying the same things. How it's freakishly deep and you seem to justify her concern. I'll work on that some more today.
Thanks again for the comments
July 6th, 2007 #4
Well, I can't say I know why you posted this if you know all of your mistakes, but whatever. Now that you posted that second post, I have nothing else to say. Just post it again when you've corrected all the things you see and then I'll criticise it.
"Yes, Ms. Flameel?"
"Multiply 47 times 83."
"Multiplication, it's math education! Isn't this swell? Oh, let's give multiplication a standing ovation...
so buy a calculator, study this stuff later!"
-Animaniacs (only a few good quotes from that song. Search "The Multiplication Song - Animaniacs" on YouTube
for this video and any other Animaniacs classic!)
July 6th, 2007 #5
Hmmm...I suppose I posted it to see if anyone could see anything I didn't. Here's an update. I wasn't satisfied with the akwardness of the hand so I am trying a new, more straightforward approach :-P.
Oh and I was attempting to work on the jewelry on the hand...not that satisfied with it so I'll keep reworking it.
July 6th, 2007 #6
It's better.
Though the sharpness of the mouth's corners bothers me quite a bit. As do the long fingernails (I know he was a pirate, but they had knives with which to cut fingernails, so there's no excuse.)
The rings have ceased to look like rings. This kind of ring would be sick (as in, "good"):
Or something simpler:
This person is wearing a lot of rings, but I'm posting it to show you the proper shading/colour of a simple golden ring.
Jewels are a pirate's best friend (man-rings, wootness):
All of those images are courtesy Google Images.
"Yes, Ms. Flameel?"
"Multiply 47 times 83."
"Multiplication, it's math education! Isn't this swell? Oh, let's give multiplication a standing ovation...
so buy a calculator, study this stuff later!"
-Animaniacs (only a few good quotes from that song. Search "The Multiplication Song - Animaniacs" on YouTube
for this video and any other Animaniacs classic!)


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Debut single by Joe Cocker in 1968; written by John Lennon a …
"I'm Still Standing" is a song on English pop-rock performer Elton John's 1983 album, Too Low for Zero. He sings about making a comeback despite problems in daily life. The video, directed by Russell Mulcahy, was shot in Cannes (InterContinental Carlton Cannes) and Nice on the Côte d'Azur in France and features the colours of the French flag. Bruno Tonioli, later a judge on the hit shows Strictly Come Dancing for BBC (UK) and its American adaptation, Dancing with the Stars for ABC in the US, appears as one of the dancers in the video.
Some commentators noted the similarities between the track and David Bowie's near-simultaneous hit "Modern Love".[citation needed] Both parties admitted the songs were recorded at roughly the same time with no knowledge of the other, and it seems to be just a coincidence.[citation needed]
The song became a big hit for John on both sides of the Atlantic, peaking at #4 in the UK, reached #1 in Switzerland and #12 in the US.
Martha Wash later covered the song on the soundtrack to The First Wives Club. The song was also featured in an episode of the short-lived TV musical series, Viva Laughlin, and performed by the character A.J, in the musical Love Shack.
Debut single by Joe Cocker in 1968; written by John Lennon a …
#7 hit single by Michael Jackson in 1983
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1. East Carolina (8-5)
It was a decent bounceback year after a rough 2011, but one loss to UCF kept the Pirates out of the Conference USA championship. This year's team has the talent and the ability to get to the title game – helped by losing UCF out of the East – with 15 starters returning including eight on an offense that threw the ball well but struggled a bit for the ground game. Quarterback Shane Carden returns along with leading rusher Vintavious Cooper and all the key receivers. The defense loses end Michael Brooks off the front three, but the lost pieces are replaceable and top pass rusher Derrell Johnson is back on the outside. Corner is the one concern losing both Jacobi Jenkins and Leonard Paulk.
2. Marshall (5-7)
The Herd might have lost out on a bowl game with a tough gaffe against UAB and a heartbreaking overtime thriller to East Carolina, but this was still among the nation's most explosive and fun teams. Quarterback Rakeem Cato and receiver Tommy Shuler are back from the nation's leading passing attack, and they should put on a show. The line could stand to be better, but four starters are back to generate a push for a running game that gets Kevin Grooms, Remi Watson and Steward Butler back to share the load. The defense has to be better after finishing last in Conference USA in scoring D and near the bottom in every other category. The entire front four returns led by pass rushers Jeremiah Taylor on the outside and Brandon Sparrow in the middle, but leading tackler, safety Dominick LeGrande, is gone along with fellow safety Okechukwu Okoroha.
3. Southern Miss (0-12)
After a strangely disastrous season, Todd Monken takes over the reins for a team that should've been in contention for the Conference USA title, but instead finished 0-12. The Golden Eagles have to replace just about everyone on the offensive front and need to find more playmakers for a passing game that finished 117th in the nation in efficiency. Quarterbacks Arsenio Favor and Anthony Alford return, but leading rusher Desmond Johnson is gone as is top targets Tracy Lampley, Quentin Pierce and Darius Barnes. The defense that's used to being such a dominant force welcomes back nine starters, but do it all end Jamie Collins is a massive loss. Tackle Khyri Thornton is a good anchor to build around.
4. Middle Tennessee (8-4)
8-4 wasn't enough to get to a bowl game, with the 45-0 clunker against Arkansas State to close out the regular season not helping the cause. The offense ran well thanks to an offensive front that finished second in the nation in sacks allowed, and now it should be truly fantastic with four starters back, only losing center Micah James. Quarterback Logan Kilgore is an efficient, effective veteran who should do even more with Kyle Griswould and Christian Collis returning. Jordan Parker and Drayton Calhoun form a nice 1-2 rushing punch. The defense that had so many problems getting into the backfield returns nine starters, but it has to get more out of end Shubert Bastien with Omar McLendon gone on the other side. Leading tackler Craig Allen is back to lead an excellent linebacking corps and all four starters – three of them underclassmen last season – return to the secondary. 5.UAB (3-9)
Can the Blazers pick up where they left off late in the year? A clunker against Memphis aside, the offense started to work thanks to a good passing game and the emergence of then-redshirt freshman quarterback Austin Brown. Eight starters are back on offense, but the line that had so many problems needs to be far, far stronger with four starters back. Leading rusher Darrin Reaves and top receiver Jackie Williams are back. The defense did a good job of getting into the backfield, but the star of the show and the nation's leading tackler, linebacker Marvin Burdette, is finished along with two starters in the secondary. The entire defensive line is back but needs to be night-and-day better against the run.
6.Old Dominion (11-2)
The Monarchs could be an interesting surprise in their new conference and new class. ODU lost in the FCS playoffs, but still finished the season No. 1 in the nation in total offense, scoring offense and passing offense – and all the parts are back. Taylor Heinicke isn't exactly Johnny Manziel, but he's not far off after leading the FCS in total offense and finishing second in passing efficiency. In all, nine starters are back, but leading receiver Nick Mayers has to be replaced. The defense was a problem against the run, but the pass rush was incredible. Leading sacker and tackler Craig Wilkins is the main man missing, making Caleb Taylor the new star of a veteran D that gets back eight starters including the entire secondary.
7. Florida International (3-9)
You wouldn't have been shocked if you were told last year at this time that Mario Cristobal wouldn't be the head coach in 2013 – you would've assumed he took a bigger and better job. Instead, he's gone after a miserable 3-9 season and in comes Ron Turner to try firing up a lousy offense. The Golden Panthers' biggest problem was the O line, so for good and bad all five starters have to be replaced. Quarterback Jake Medlock needs more time to work to get the ball to Willis Wright and a decent young corps of receivers. Kedrick Rhodes should be among the Conference USA's best backs if he gets room to move. The defense was solid against the run but struggled way too much against the pass. Seven starters are gone on D including top tackling safety Jonathan Cyprien and the team's best pass rusher, Tourek Williams. Richard Leonard is one of the nation's best returners.
8. Florida Atlantic (3-9)
Carl Pelini came up with a few decent changes in his first year at the helm, but there's still a long way to go before the Owls become merely average. The offense was the worst in the Sun Belt in yards and points, while the defense was at the bottom in sacks and run defense. Eight starters return on defense, but leading tackler Brent Harstad and linebacker David Hinds are gone. Randell Johnson and Cory Hendry have to provide more of a pass rush, but the secondary should be a positive. Quarterback Stephen Curtis will get the first shot to jumpstart the woeful offense, while the combination of Jonathan Wallace and Damian Fortner will handle the running game behind a rebuilding O line.
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This is a guest column from Becky W. about places to go watch Yankees and Mets games in the NYC area. The rivalrybetween the New York Yankees and the New York Mets has been one of the fiercest in baseball since interleague play began in 1997. Many people enjoy watching a game with fans of their team. Both teams have their own bars and restaurants that their fans can visit to be in the presence of other fans during the game. Here is a list of some of the more prominent hangouts for Yankees and Mets fans:METSThe Pine Restaurant Located at 37-10 114th St. in Queens, it is attached to the Holiday Inn. Many of the Met players have been known to eat here before and after games. It specializes in Italian food that is served in large portions. Entrees are on the inexpensive side, priced at $10-$30. Beers are between $4.00-$5.50.Foley's Located at 18 W 33rd St in Midtown, this Irish bar has a museum quality baseball display, including 1,800 autographed balls and 300 bobbleheads. They also...
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Rustic Pesto Potato Salad
Can you really go wrong with garlic, basil, olive oil, salt, and potatoes...I mean c'mon, I really don't think so. I call this dish "Rustic Pesto Potato Salad" because it has all of the ingredients that you would use to make pesto but instead of mixing everything into a sauce, I just give them a rough chop and toss it all together so it has a rustic feel. A lot of times when I make this potato salad, I'll serve an egg over the top. For me it takes this salad from a side dish to a main meal. In the video, I demonstrate this recipe with the egg, but you could easily skip the egg and serve this as a side dish with some grilled fish or chicken. Every time I bring this salad to a BBQ, it's the first to go! Oh, and just a few things to keep in mind: 1. This salad is best served at room temperature 2. No, I did not make an error in the ingredients...it really does use ten cloves of garlic 3. Don't be stingy with the salt...a good fat, flaky, sea salt makes this salad very happy!
|Small thin skinned potatoes
|1 Pound (Red & White)
|Green beans
|1 Pound, trimmed
|Garlic cloves
|10 , chopped
|1 Cup (16 tbs), sliced
|Toasted pine nuts
|1⁄3 Cup (5.33 tbs)
|Extra virgin olive oil
|1⁄4 Cup (4 tbs)
|To Taste
|To Taste
1) Cook potatoes in a large pot of salted water for 5-
7 minutes. Be careful to not overcook or else
you'll end up with mushy potatoes.
2) 2 minutes before potatoes are done, toss in your
green beans. Drain altogether and place back into
3) Add garlic, basil, olive oil, salt and pepper and
mix together thoroughly.
4) Serve yourself a plate and top with a fried egg!
Trust me, you'll love it!
Recipe Summary
Difficulty Level:Easy
Preparation Time:10 Minutes
Cook Time:5 Minutes
Ready In:15 Minutes
Want to recreate the same pesto flavor in your salad? This rustic pesto potato salad includes all pesto ingredients, so you get the similar flavor. It can be an ideal side dish with grilled chicken or salmon. Without the egg, it is a perfect salad for the vegans.
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Both sides are in the hotel according to numerous reports.
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While there was some optimism Wednesday, the mood in New York has been mixed Thursday.
"All I can tell you is there's a really bizarre dynamic right now and so many mixed signals coming from both sides," tweeted TSN Insider Bob McKenzie Thursday morning.
"On one hand, don't think they're far from agreement on principle issues. But on flip side, clearly a sense this thing is hanging by a thread," TSN's Pierre LeBrun said on Twitter.
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MOSCOW'S ECHO: Technologies of the Self, Publics, and Politics on the Russian Talk Show
Article first published online: 8 JUL 2009
DOI: 10.1111/j.1548-1360.2009.01038.x
© 2009 by the American Anthropological Association
Cultural Anthropology
Volume 24, Issue 3, pages 489–522, August 2009
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MATZA, T. (2009), MOSCOW'S ECHO: Technologies of the Self, Publics, and Politics on the Russian Talk Show. Cultural Anthropology, 24: 489–522. doi: 10.1111/j.1548-1360.2009.01038.x
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This essay examines the practices and politics of self-help in Russia. It interrogates the status of "neoliberalism" in Russia as it relates to the remaking of subjectivity 17 years after the collapse of communism by analyzing a radio talk show called For Adults about Adults hosted by a psychotherapist. An analysis of host–caller exchanges reveals a deployment of robust neoliberal technologies. The talk show not only incites autonomous, responsible, self-esteeming subjects but it also advocates alternative social relations, practices of intimacy and visions of "civil" society. Yet at least two factors indicate a more complex discursive field: The host's technologies of self aimed not as much at a rational-choice actor as a liberal-democratic citizen. And caller responses posed competing visions of selfhood, social life, emotions, and politics. These point to the multiple pulls on subjectivity in post-Soviet Russia. Projects that appear to be "neoliberalizing" also articulate with other political rationalities to form particular assemblages. Nonetheless, at the intersection of national politics under the Putin-Medvedev tandem, where political liberalism remains a dirty word, the effects of this particular assemblage appear depoliticizing: The host's pedagogy of self-cultivation dovetails with a federal interest in making Russians into entrepreneurial subjects, although his "autonomized" politics—referring to the forms of community-based politics neoliberal governmentality is supposed to engender—are blunted. A psychotherapeutically inspired, liberal-progressive vision of a future Russia appears to serve the call to sacrifice all for the economy. This anti-political effect attests to the promiscuous and dynamically assembled nature of neoliberalism—an effect that is seen here to take shape inside the subject.


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There is a lot of talk in academic circles about open publishing models - but mostly for journals. However efforts are underway for books as well: Openbook publishers has been taking the lead in this - they are the publishers of my recent book Is Behavioral Economic Doomed. They publish under a creative commons license that allows free reproduction and modification - yet we still think we can cover the costs and even make a buck or two.
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Thanks for the great book, and for making it free culture.
It's worth mentioning that they don't publish most of their works under a licence that allows modification - your book is a rare exception to their preferred CC BY-NC-ND licence.
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Great work! Here's my quick review of the book:
It seems to me that behavioral economists generally set up a straw man for traditional economics. Their straw man says that monetary rewards are the only valid rewards and that everyone cares about money only. Behavioral economists then go on to show the myriad ways that people have other concerns besides money or treat money in complex ways that isn't purely about maximizing their finances.
Traditional economics sets up a straw man of behavioral economics too. Your book seems to paint behavioral economics as people who say that all these complex behaviors are senseless, the behavioral straw man attacks people and shows how bad their decisions are. But I don't think real behavioral economists are quite so extreme really.
The reality seems to be that there is much to agree about.Traditional economics can explain most behavior if we accept that motives and utility are quite varied and relate to all sorts of biological reward mechanisms that are not limited to money. Traditional economics via game theory can show that much of the "irrational" behavior psychologists observe can make perfect sense if we consider the context the right way.
Unfortunately, relying on lab tests in which subjects are expected to learn the rules of a game doesn't answer one big thing about reality: the fact that lots of people have NOT learned the rules of the game. A lot of the irrationality out there seems to be people not understanding the game rules well. And some aspects of our economy are built on people having a poor understanding of the rules and so being manipulated by sales tactics and all sorts of biases.
I think we can reconcile all of this by accepting the influences of evolutionary traits, learning, and complex motives. Any traditional economist who accepts those can continue to develop worthwhile theories within the bounds of traditional economics. And behavioral economists would do well to invite these insights. I don't think behavioral economics is doomed. Rather, I think it has helped traditional economics clarify its views in order to remain relevant. And hopefully we can proceed by learning to get along and value everyone's insights.
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