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The busy week was actually kicked off last Friday with my now weekly Skype meet up with my writing partner, the illustrious and super talented Molly Watson; at the end of each hour's session, we are given an assignment and mine was to buy an agenda. A paper calendar on which I can write down my projects in black on white, give myself deadlines – impose deadlines upon myself – and have it constantly in front of my eyes. Said purchase made, I discovered that the agenda begins mid-December and I jokingly boast that this leaves me off the hook for another month.
But I have too many projects hanging mid-air to allow that to happen. Several articles unfinished, not to mention my promise to write one single chapter of a future memoir by the end of November and have it sent off to an agent. Have I even begun? Ilva and I scurried around to put together the information for our Plated Stories workshop for the good folks at Tuscan Muse so it could be announced. So, yes, busy and productive I have been, even if I still spend too much playing, too much socializing. But you know how the old saying goes: All work and no play….
Meanwhile, I spent a glorious Tuesday afternoon at the newly opened Radisson Blu Hotel in Nantes at a goûter presse, a special presentation and tasting for the local press, of pastry and chocolate chef Vincent Guerlais' holiday creations – chocolates, individual pastries and his very special bûches de noël. This was an interesting, convivial afternoon and Vincent, as huge a star of chocolate and pastry as he is in Nantes as well as all over France, is a delightful, funny, personable man and his creations are beyond incredible. This Saturday, Vincent Guerlais is hosting Nantes' Amateur Macaron Competition and I am so thrilled and proud to be a member of the jury alongside an impressive, illustrious array of Michelin-starred chefs, journalists, former macaron competition winners and a former Miss France! So I will definitely be writing and telling you all about it next week!
And Sunday morning, husband, Marty and I are off for a three-day trip to Brest to visit our friends and take a short break. (* Since writing this post, my dear mother-in-law passed away; our trip to Brest cancelled as JP leaves and heads south for the funeral.)
I did find time to make this month's Bread Baking Babe's assignment! And I am thrilled that I did because it was not only great fun to make but so delicious as well! Our wonderful hostess Karen of Bake My Day chose Aloo Paratha (or Parantha), a potato-filled Indian flatbread. As the bread contains no yeast, it is a flash to put together. The filling is so versatile one can go classic in a million different ways or go completely off the books and create a new and unexpected filling. I made the classic as given in Mark Bittman's How to Cook Everything from whence the recipe came.
If you want to make this bread with us and be a Bread Baking Buddy, click over to Karen at Bake My Day to get the details. But before you do that, check out if and how the other Babes baked their Aloo Paratha:
Bake My Day – Karen
blog from OUR kitchen – Elizabeth
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Living in the Kitchen with Puppies – Natashya
My Kitchen In Half Cups – Tanna
Notitie Van Lien – Lien
Paulchens Foodblog – Astrid
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So as I get back to work like the busy bee that I am this week, I leave you with the wonderful recipe for Aloo Paratha and I wholeheartedly urge you to bake along with the Babes this month because the Paratha are so easy and fun to make and just crazy good to eat!
Feel free to play with the fillings; visit the other Bread Baking Babes to see what they have done! We love this potato filling, but I will be adding a handful of chopped fresh cilantro next time. Go ahead and try adding garam masala or thinly sliced spring onions, peas or cauliflower in place of some of the potatoes. These were so easy and fun to make – the only thing that took time was the cooking of them one by one – but easy, fun and so delicious we will be making these often!
ALOO PARATHA (or PARANTHA)
From Mark Bittman's How to Cook Everything; his recipe modified from one he learned from Indian cook and cookbook writer Julie Sahni
1 ½ cups whole wheat flour
1 ½ cups flour + more for rolling out the dough
1 tsp salt
1 tsp ajwain* dried thyme, or ground cumin
2 Tbs neutral vegetable oil, such as grapeseed or corn, plus more for brushing the breads
1 ½ lbs (680 g) starchy potatoes, peeled and cut in half
1 jalapeño or other fresh hot chili, seeded and finely minced or more to taste
2 tsps ground coriander
Freshly ground pepper
Juice of ½ lemon
Melted butter to serve
* aiwain comes from carom seeds which look like celery but taste like very strong, slightly coarse thyme
Combine the flours with the teaspoon salt and the thyme or cumin in a mixing bowl. Make a well in the center and add the oil and ¾ cup water. Stir or mix (I use a wooden spoon) until the mixture forms a ball and is slightly sticky to the touch. If it is dry, add another tablespoon or two of water; in the unlikely event that the mixture is too sticky, add more flour a tablespoon at a time. Scrape the dough out onto a work surface and, using flour as necessary, shape into a ball; wrap in plastic and let rest at room temperature while you make the potato mixture. (At this point, you may wrap the dough tightly in plastic and refrigerate for up to a day or freeze for up to a week; bring back to room temperature before proceeding.)
Put the potatoes in a large saucepan and add water to cover and a large pinch of salt. Turn the heat to high, bring to a boil, and adjust the heat so the mixture simmers steadily; cook until the potatoes are tender, 15 to 20 minutes, then drain. Mash the potatoes along with half the chili, the coriander, a large pinch of salt, some pepper, and the lemon juice; taste and adjust the seasoning (you may prefer more chili; sometimes aloo paratha are quite hot; I added a bit more lemon juice and next time I will add a pinch of salt as well as a handful of chopped fresh coriander).
When the dough has rested and the potatoes mashed, set out a bowl of all-purpose flour and a small bowl of oil, with a spoon or brush, on your work surface. Lightly flour your work surface and your rolling pin. Break off a piece of dough about the size of a golf ball. Toss it in the bowl of flour and then roll it in your hands to make a smooth ball. Flatten it into a 2-inch disk, then use a floured rolling pin to roll it into a thin round, about 5 inches in diameter, dusting the work surface with flour as necessary.
Mound about 2 tablespoons of the filling into the center of one of the rounds of dough. Bring the edges of the round up over the top of the filling and press them together to make a pouch, pressing the gathered dough together to seal. Press down on the "neck" of the pouch with the palm of one hand to make a slightly rounded disk. Roll it out again into a round disk 6 to 7 inches in diameter, turning the disk a quarter turn with each roll so the disk is a nice even circle. Pat it between your hands to brush off the excess flour. Put the paratha on a piece of plastic wrap on a plate and cover with another sheet of plastic wrap. Continue to roll all of the remaining dough into parathas and stack them on the plate with a sheet of plastic wrap between them. You can keep the paratha stacked like this for an hour or two in the refrigerator before cooking them if necessary.
Heat a griddle or cast-iron skillet over medium-high heat for a minute or two, then put on a paratha (or two, if they'll fit) and cook until it darkens slightly, usually less than a minute. Flip the paratha with a spatula and cook for another 30 seconds on the second side. Use the back of a spoon or a brush to coat the top of the paratha lightly with oil. Flip and coat the other side with oil. Continue cooking the paratha until the bottom of the bread has browned, flip, and repeat. Do this a few times until both sides of the paratha are golden brown and very crisp, 2 to 3 minutes total for each paratha. As the paratha finish, remove them from the pan and brush with melted butter if you're going to serve hot; otherwise wait until you've reheated them.


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Imagine being completely broke.
Your "home" has become a family members couch.
Your possessions have been reduced to a laptop and a suitcase of clothes.
As for a paycheck, your next paycheck is based on whatever odd jobs you can find.
Not exactly the American Dream, huh?
This is the exact situation I found myself in following a career ending injury in 2007 that took me from the AFL (Arena Football League) to my sister's couch.
Broke, broken and confused, I had no idea what was in store for me next and no idea what I was supposed to do with my life.
Facing Reality
It's a strange place to find yourself. You've worked hard, made sacrifices and have finally achieved your dream. There's really no words to describe the joy and satisfaction that comes with accomplishing something like that, but the reality is that goals are like anything else in life – temporary.
Anything, and I mean anything can be taken from us in a moments notice. It doesn't matter what it is – a car, a relationship, a loved one or even a career . Everything we "own" is on the table – that was the first thing I had to accept.
My second realization was that even though I would never play professional football again, I still possessed the characteristics of a professional athlete. Things like discipline, competitiveness and hustle don't just disappear due to outside forces. Our character can only be surrendered and I had no intentions of putting up the white flag.
Finding the leverage Points
Every situation is going to have its unique benefits, you just have to find them and exploit them. No matter how bad it it may be, your perception of the situation is all that really matters.
The depression started to fade the moment I embraced the understanding that I would no longer be playing Pro football. Instead of saying to myself, "This is a bummer, my life is over. I didn't get my college degree and I have no back up plan." I shifted my message to: "I'm so grateful that I had the opportunity to play professional football and achieve my childhood dream. I'm so happy I walked away with a broken wrist and didn't break my neck or have any serious brain injuries. I'm so excited about all of the possibilities open to me now that I have all of this free time."
There's always something to gain from any unfortunate situation – an ally that can assist you. For me, that ally became the isolation that my injury created.
Even though I had no money, I was rich with time.
I also realized the only way I was going to find my way back to any level of success would be to let go of old dreams and embrace something new, so I set my focus on the world of business, marketing and relationships.
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The results of The Consumerist's "Worst Company in America" bracket are in, and as I predicted, Electronic Arts managed to beat out Bank of America for the title.
I won't spend any more time talking about whether that's a deserved result. I wrote yesterday that a company whose misdeeds resulted in home foreclosures and loss of income outweigh abusive DLC and DRM practices, but that's beside the point now.
EA's "win" here is a clear reflection of just how passionately gamers hate the brand. They flooded the Consumerists polls to ensure that they earned the top spot (over such other despised brands as Comcast, AT&T and Walmart), and you have to wonder what, if anything is going on at EA HQ today.
You might guess that they'd just shrug off the mantle. They're a huge company, and who cares what some website poll says? They've been reading hatred on forums for years now, what's different with this new round of scorn?
The truth is, hate for EA is approaching a critical mass. I've often talked about how far gamers can be pushed when it comes to the medium they love. I speculated that companies like EA are pushing the buttons of gamers on purpose, to see what they will and won't tolerate. And by tolerate, of course, I don't mean rant about on forums. I mean what they will pay for.
The most recent example would be the Day One DLC pack for Mass Effect 3. The description implied to players it was "essential content," and as such, raised the price of the game from $60 to $70 for fans. It was a test, and for how much the pack sold, it was a success.
Then there's the Mass Effect 3 ending, which I personally believe was meant to be yet another test. It was left cryptic and unclear, and as such, ripe for a DLC expansion. Now, with how angry players have gotten over the ending, they might have to scrap what they were planning. To release a paid DLC pack to "fix" the lackluster ending would turn fan anger into downright fury. But again, it would probably sell. EA continues to push the bounds of what's acceptable to gamers, and their winning this poll is an indicator they've gone too far. But the next marker must be a decrease in sales, or else all the rage is for nothing.
EA's problems extend far beyond DLC packs however. They were Zynga before Zynga existed, buying up promising companies and gutting them so they were no longer competition, harvesting the best ideas for themselves. The complete list of EA's acquisitions over the years is massive, and they've killed many beloved brands in the process. Recently, Bioware seems to be their latest casualty, as the company now seems more dominated by EA's influence than ever.
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He arrived last night, June 23, after completing a flight from Amsterdam. The young bull, the third male elephant in the zoo's Toyota Elephant Passage exhibit, will support the Association of Zoos and Aquariums Species Survival Plan with valuable genetics as he is unrelated to any elephants in the United States.
To prepare for Billy's journey, one zookeeper, one assistant curator, the area curator, two veterinarians, the vice president for animal care and one communications staff member flew in advance to Antwerpen Zoo. Staff began working with Billy to familiarize themselves with him and allow Billy to feel more comfortable as well. On Sunday, Billy arrived via a truck in Amsterdam and took a direct flight with the four-member caretaking team to Denver.
Billy was born Feb. 17, 2008 at Dublin Zoo, weighing 176 pounds. Visitors to Denver Zoo will be not be able to see Billy just yet as he must undergo a minimum 30-day quarantine behind the scenes but fans can follow his adventures at denverzoo.org.


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August 4, 2015
Another Texas school district is considering allowing its employees to carry guns on campus.
The Killeen Daily Herald reports (http://bit.ly/14l5DuJ ) that the Gatesville Independent School District asked its employees in a survey whether they should be allowed to carry guns on campus. Almost 80 percent of 234 people who responded said yes.
But opinions vary on who should carry guns and how.
Superintendent Stewart Speer thinks there should be two armed employees for every 400 students.
Some respondents say employees should carry pepper spray or Tasers instead of guns.
But several board members say they think guns should be allowed in some form.
Gatesville is 100 miles north of Austin.
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Who takes it?
Who takes it?
If Shields could mount Hendo, Sonnen wins it.
Chael no doubt. Hendo has next to no submissions off his back and is Rampage could toss him around, Chael wouldn't have a problem.
There are many paths to freedom, not all are peaceful
I believe Hendo would win this
Sonnen would Maul Hendo.....do some of you guys really give Hendo any sort of chance against a great freestyle wrestler like Chael? If Sheilds could take Hendo down at will with his telegraphed takedowns, then Chael's explosive takedowns would blow right through Hendo.
Hendo would only have a punchers chance at best.
However receieves the best hormone replacement therapy in training.
I think Hendo was taken down so easily against Sheilds because he was drained and didn't handle the weight cut well. I think age has finally become a major factor for Hendo getting down to 185. As of right now, Chael would take down and control Dan en route to a unanimous decision. The Henderson of five years ago would be a completely different story.
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chael at 185 because the wieght cut seemed to take a toll on dan in recent fights.
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What is the Echo 360?
Echo 360 is a classroom capture technology that allows an instructor to easily video record his/her lecture along with any computer output or presentation. The system formats these components in a templated fashion and makes the lecture available on-demand. Streams can be viewed by students in a learning management system such as WebCT, or via a link on a Web site, or even watch them on their handheld devices. Content is broken into segments allowing the user a number of various access points throughout the length of the recording for easy navigation.
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Echo 360 at USD
Currently we have one Echo 360 system at USD that is available to any instructor wishing to book time in the facility. The system is located in Serra 155 can be booked through Instructional Media Services. Additionally, the Master of Science in Global Leadership program has been using this system for some time to deliver rich content not only to local students but also to distance students all over the world.
Echo 360 makes it possible for students to revisit a lecture as many times as they like, which can be especially valuable for exam review or to gain a better understanding of a difficult concept. Echo 360 is an effective way for instructors to build libraries of material that can be accessed not only by students, but also by colleagues, practitioners, and the extended academic community.
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Watch these Echo 360 presentations from the 3rd Annual Faculty Technology Open House:
Open Source Knowledge: Textbooks - Dr. Larry Hinman
Ruminations on Effective Technology in the Classroom - Dr. Jack Pope
"Our students appreciate the fact that they can view their Echo 360 video lectures as often as needed. Students like the fact that they can hear lectures on-the-go, thanks to Echo 360's automatic MP3 podcasting capability. Echo 360 video lectures allow for mass delivery of lecture content, which means that class time can be used even more effectively."
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CHARLESTON, S.C. – The Chattanooga Lady Mocs (23-19, 8-6 SoCon) fell 3-2 and 12-2 Saturday afternoon, dropping both games of its double-header to the College of Charleston (23-16, 10-6). Despite jumping out to 2-0 leads in both games, Charleston rallied to take both games in the late innings.
"If you don't come to play every day, this is what happens," Head Coach Frank Reed said. "We can't give up that many hits and expect to win."
Chattanooga 2 – College of Charleston 3
The Lady Mocs jumped out to a 2-0 lead in the fourth inning against the Cougars as Roberts got the scoring started in the top of the inning. With senior Kasey Tydingco (Fairfield, Calif.) standing on first base after a leadoff walk, sophomore Sarah Beth Roberts (Mt. Juliet, Tenn.) roped a double off the centerfield fence to score Tydingco from first. After the double, junior Stephanie Rieck lined a single back up the middle past starting pitcher Hope Clicker to drive Roberts in from second, giving UTC a 2-0 advantage.
Charleston struck back with a two-run fifth as designated player Allison Pedigo put the Cougars on the board. With second baseman Ashton Jarrett on board with a single and Kelsey Hodgson singling to put two on, Pedigo singled to center to drive in both Jarrett and Hodgson, tying the game 2-2.
After a scoreless sixth inning, Chattanooga was unable to break the tie in the top of the seventh. That left the door wide open for the Cougars in the bottom of the inning. A single from Lizzy Vaughn led off the inning and a single from Hodgson, her second hit of the day, boarded two. First baseman Chandler walked to load the bases. With sophomore starting pitcher Taylor Deason still dealing in the seventh, her fourth walk of the game, issued to Pedigo, handed the Cougars a walk-off win.
Pedigo was 1-for-3 with all three RBIs for the Cougars while Roberts and Rieck accounted for the only two Chattanooga runs scored. Freshman Sam Taylor (Chickamauga, Ga.), Anyssa Robles (Lawrenceville, Ga.) and Tydingco each recorded one hit.
Deason took the loss, tossing six innings, giving up 11 hits and four walks. The College of Charleston was only able to score three runs against Deason while the sophomore struck out one batter. Deason stranded 11 Cougars on base.
Chattanooga 2 – College of Charleston 12
The Lady Mocs scored two runs in the top of the second inning to take a 2-0 lead in game two of the double header. Tydingco walked to begin the inning and Roberts smashed her second home run on a blast to left, Chattanooga's 12th of the season, to jump out to their early lead.
Scoreless in the third inning, the College of Charleston scored a run in the bottom of the fourth to cut the lead in half. With two outs on the board, Pedigo and catcher Mackenzie Maples singled to put two runners on. A single from left fielder Rebecca Mueller scored Pedigo to make the score 2-1.
Charleston's big inning came in the fifth inning as UTC fell behind 7-2 on six runs and four hits. Carly Corthell led off the inning hit by a pitch and Jarrett singled to third. A double to Vaughn doubled in two runs to begin the scoring and a single from Pedigo singled in another run. Deason was brought on to pitch for starter Kaisey Carson (Indianapolis, Ind.) in the middle of the fifth inning. A groundout from Maples scored a fourth run and a single to right from Giragosian drove in two more.
Leading 7-2, Charleston added on five more on three hits in the sixth. A homer from Frisbie scored two runs to go ahead 9-2, but a three-run home run from Giragosian ended the game an inning early.
Carson was handed the loss, falling to 2-7 on the season while Cougars starter Stephanie Saylors improved to 10-6 on the season.
Chattanooga and Charleston wrap up the series tomorrow at 1 p.m. before heading back to the Scenic City. Live stats and play-by-play audio is available for each game.


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The Bishop England Lady Bishops dominated Edisto, 98-23, in the opening round of the SCHSL Class AA playoffs Thursday on Daniel Island.
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PHILADELPHIA, PA.—Following a thrilling 53-52 win against Princeton on Friday, the Lions (14-9, 3-3 Ivy) were unable to keep up with Penn (6-13, 3-2 Ivy) in a 68-60 loss.
Penn, coming off a 90-83 win against Cornell, remained unbeaten at home.
The Quakers were in control from the beginning, taking the lead five minutes into the game and not giving it up again. With Penn starters Miles Jackson-Cartwright and Darien Nelson-Henry held to zero and three points respectively, forward Fran Dougherty was the driving force behind the Penn offense, putting up 19 points in the first half alone.
"Honestly, I think my teammates just got me the ball in the right spots," Dougherty said. "They did a great job of getting me the ball down low in spots where I could score."
Penn was able to find the hoop on 15 of 22 field goal attempts, while Columbia sunk a mere nine of 21 in the half.
Penn's lead was never seriously threatened, as it pulled ahead 22-12 with eight minutes left in the first half thanks to a three by guard Steve Rennard.
The second half went much the same way as the first, as Penn began to further solidify its lead. Dougherty continued his impressive play, ending with 23 points, and was helped out by guard Tony Hicks, who put up 13 for the Quakers.
"Penn came out and had a game plan, and they stuck to it," Light Blue head coach Kyle Smith said. "They obviously made a conscious effort to put the ball inside. And I think we're decent at being able to defend around the rim with our length and our size, but they got the better of us."
The Lions were able to inject a little drama into the final minutes of the game, pulling within 66-60 with a minute to go, a night after overcoming a five-point deficit in the final 65 seconds. Yet the Lions could not pull off another comeback, missing shots and committing turnovers.
"They got the ball where they wanted in the post and were able to deliver," Smith said.
The Lions were without sophomore guard Grant Mullins, who was injured in the second half at Princeton, and so had to dig deeper into the bench than they have recently. First-years Kendall Jackson and Conor Voss saw action, as did junior guard and captain Steve Frankoski.
"Grant is the primary ball handler on our team, so since he was out, Isaac and I had to step up and handle the ball more," sophomore guard Maodo Lo said. "With Grant out you just want to make sure you distribute the ball more and you involve the team because that's what Grant does."
Junior forward Alex Rosenberg led the Lions in scoring with 17 points, while Lo added 16 of his own.
With the loss, the Lions conclude a 2-3 road stretch.
"The league's really tough," Smith said. "You've got to bring great effort and play well to win on the road—and get a little lucky."
The Lions will next be in action at home against Harvard on Feb. 14.
in answer to the comment below - i have a few years on you - will they win in my lifetime? Good question - you have to wonder. we can hope that this is a young team - no seniors - and maybe next year we can prevail - but it appears Harvard is here to stay. Tough to expect to win the league when you lose both of your first road trip swings.
This is not the first time this BB season that the wrong photo/wrong game has been deployed. Come on, gang, step up your game. ( I mean Spec, as well as the team)
We were 2.5 favorites against Penn, and 8 point dogs to the Tigers. The results got reversed. But the team is still playing proudly. Now they need consistency and mental toughness. I truly believe a 3rd place this year is doable, and a second place just possible. Not bad when considering getting picked pre-season for last.
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You did not respond to my question. If I was an athiest, I don't believe in your Jesus. According to UR I still get into heaven? Please respond to my original post.
Mark, do you think a Muslim or an atheist needs truth to get out of error?
If the Truth is not in you (an atheist maybe?) then you will not get to 'Heaven'.
do this Mark...Extend your hand out from your body...Now, look out to the ends of your fingers.That! is where heaven is.Take hold!
Isa 26:9 - With my soul have I desired thee in the night; yea, with my spirit within me will I seek thee early: for when thy judgments are in the earth, the inhabitants of the world will learn righteousness.
Luke 3:5-6: 5 Every valley shall be filled, and every mountain and hill shall be brought low; and the crooked shall be made straight, and the rough ways shall be made smooth; 6 And all flesh shall see the salvation of God.
Mark 9:49-5 . 49 For every one shall be salted with fire, and every sacrifice shall be salted with salt.
1 Corinthians 3:13-15 Every man's work shall be made manifest: for the day shall declare it, because it shall be revealed by fire; and the fire shall try every man's work of what sort it is. 14 If any man's work abide which he hath built thereupon, he shall receive a reward. 15 If any man's work shall be burned, he shall suffer loss: but he himself shall be saved; yet so as by fire.
In my opinion anyone who thinks that they can live the life of wickedness and still get into heaven anyway speaks volumes of what is in their heart.
First and foremost...... I am a Christian period. I believe that Christ died so that I could live. I am not an athiest.QuoteMark, do you think a Muslim or an atheist needs truth to get out of error?I think that they need Jesus to get to the Father.QuoteIf the Truth is not in you (an atheist maybe?) then you will not get to 'Heaven'. Are you saying that as someone who does not believe in eternal punishment that if a person does not have Christ in them they will not enter into heaven?
When you are loved, you may be spanked on the buttocks. And when you are spanked out of love; it's called correction.
Exactly where can I find a Christian universalist Document describing that a person still gets into heaven without believing in Jesus?As a Christian Universalist, biblically speaking, all must be reconciled through Jesus, and ALL will.


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"But if our gospel be hid, it is hid to them that are lost: In whom the god of this world hath blinded the minds of them which believe not, lest the light of the glorious gospel of Christ, who is the image of God, should shine unto them. (2Co 4:3-4)
through resurrection, the SONS OF GOD, for whom the WHOLE CREATION GROANS WITH ANTICIPATION. A priesthood chosen and called out by grace..."But if our gospel be hid, it is hid to them that are lost: (2Co 4:3-4)...Every knee shall bow and every tongue confess that Jesus Christ is Lord to the Glory of God the Father(Phil 2:10,11)....We are the kernels buried in the ground, salting the earth, with resurrection life, the divine nature, acceptable offerings, living sacrifices. We are the measure of leaven and the mustard seed. ....But the fruit of the Spirit is love, joy, peace, longsuffering, gentleness, goodness, faith, Meekness, temperance: against such there is no law. And they that are Christ's have crucified the flesh with the affections and lusts. ...If I be lifted up I will draw all men unto me.... Nay, in all these things we are more than conquerors through him that loved us. (Rom 8:28-39)


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She sews, cans, hunts, butchers, gardens, fishes — but most notably she donates her blood.
This Whitley County gal has a heart of gold and she proved that when she received the American Red Cross distinguished honor of being named Whitley County's Outstanding Donor during January which is National Blood Donor Month.
Hively has donated 216 pints of blood so far and in March she will hit the 27 gallon mark.
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Each year, the Indiana-Ohio Blood Services Region recognizes an Outstanding Blood Donor in each county.
"For Whitley County, Ellen Hively donated five times last year," said Marilyn Rafter, of the American Red Cross. "She has donated a total of 216 unites of blood throughout her lifetime."
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Apple has started to prepare the California Theatre in San Jose ahead of its special event tomorrow. Apple sent out invites last week for what is widely thought to be the official announcement of the iPad mini. The guys from Techie Buzz managed to capture a few pictures of the graphics which are being used for the event.
The media event is scheduled to start on Tuesday October 23 at 10:00 am PT. The only clue on the invitation are the words, "We've got a little more to show you". It is widely expected that the event will reveal the rumored iPad mini as well as an updated iPad 3 with Lightning cable and international LTE, a 13-inch Retina MacBook Pro as well as new iMacs and Mac minis. We may also see the final version of iTunes 11 although it is unclear if it will be released at the same time.
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Noone gives a shit if your comment is first. If you haven't got anything constructive to post then GTFO.
Back on topic... There's not much to read into the posters except perhaps the use of different colours. Is the iPad Mini going to be available in a variety of shells much like the new iPod range?
I was wondering the same thing. Looks like colors are going to be available for the new iPad. I like that idea. This product is essentially going to fill Apple's lineup from the shuffle and all the way up. I know Steve didn't like the idea but I do think its a smart idea economically for them. Bring it on!!
anyone think we're missing something with "We've got a little more to show you"
Little = iPad mini
Show = apple tv?!? The invite and those posters have like tv blurred scan lines to me...
go back to the 2010 original iPad event invitations. They had color splash on them. I think the colors on this invitation is a play on that original invitation.
As much as I look forward to the iPad Mini, I hope there is some mention of an update to iOS 6. It is definitely needed.
Well I stand firm in the idea that the colors represent a sequel of sorts to the 2010 original iPad event invitation but you do raise a point that I also think to be true. The differentiation thing makes sense. To me it seems like they will use multiple color options for the iPad mini to relate it more to the playfulness of iPods and less to the serious aspects of the iPad. To preserve the respect of the iPad name.


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While pitching may win championships, hitting will win a lot of baseball games.
That's exactly what the No. 6 USC Aiken baseball team is finding out, as the Pacers (25-5, 12-3 Peach Belt Conference) head into tonight's non-conference matchup against PBC rival Augusta State (10-21, 3-12) on a 10-game winning streak in which they've scored double-digits nine times.
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The Jaguars are headed the exact opposite direction coming into tonight's tilt, the first of the two-game Outback Cup. They're batting .281 as a team, 11th in the PBC and nearly 80 points behind the Pacers' league-best team average of .360.
South Aiken grad Justin Appel, a senior catcher, is tied for the team lead with two home runs in only 12 games with eight starts. Junior second baseman Jeff Rice is the Jaguars' leader at the plate, batting .341 with a pair of home runs and 42 hits on the year.
The Pacers will send Adrian Rivero (0-0, 2.08) to the mound for his second midweek start, a role head coach Kenny Thomas said he is hoping Rivero will fill from here on out. He'll face Josh Barks (0-2, 9.10).
Tonight's game is scheduled for 6:30 p.m. at Lake Olmstead Stadium in Augusta, with the second game of the Outback Cup set for April 24 at Roberto Hernandez Stadium. In between, the two teams will get together for a conference series at The 'Bert on April 5 and 6.
Jeremy Timmerman has a journalism degree from Mercer University and has been at the Aiken Standard since June 2010.
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Despite sweeping through the Southwest District last season and returning all but two players, Carroll County's boys were picked second behind Abingdon this year by preseason pundits from The Roanoke Times and Bristol Herald-Courier. Obviously that didn't sit well with the Cavaliers, who hammered the Falcons 67-35 in Hillsville on Wednesday night in a statement game to open the SWD schedule.
"I think the kids used that as a little tool to get keyed up for the game. They are still trying to earn that respect," Carroll County head coach Brad Hawks said of his fourth-ranked team in the Timesland. "Today was the first time we've been ranked in the Timesland since the season started and I think the kids took that and used that to their advantage."
After getting off to a slow start and falling behind 7-0, Carroll County (10-0, 1-0 SWD) answered with a 17-0 run that stretched into the second quarter. In fact, the Cavaliers held Abingdon (9-3, 0-1 SWD) scoreless for a span of six minutes and 30 seconds until Ashton Bassham's inside basket ended the drought more than a minute into the second period.
"We came out a little flat, but I thought we executed real well. We had shots our first three or four possessions, we just weren't making them," Hawks said. "When we run our stuff we are going to get open looks."
That certainly happened as Austin Horton scored off an assist from Gunnar Beamer, and Beamer and Ryan Gravley hit back-to-back 3-pointers to give Carroll an 8-7 lead it would not relinquish. Duncan Reece followed with a basket before Gravley sent the wild and rocking Cavalier student section into a frenzy with a killer crossover move and jumper for a 12-7 edge. Taylor Case then added a driving shot as time expired on the first quarter to make it 14-7.
"I think we are playing better as each game goes on. We had a big win over Radford on Saturday night and coming into Abingdon we knew they were good and what they do," Hawks said. "The Roanoke Times and Bristol picked them and it gave us a little extra motivation."
Connor Lundy's 3-pointer early in the second half completed the 17-0 run before Abingdon responded with a 10-2 run of its own to claw back to within 19-17. Contesting every shot Abingdon's talented post players could offer up, Carroll finished the half on a 10-3 run before blowing the Falcons out of the gym in the second half.
Although Josh Hess recorded his 1,000th point in the loss, the Cavs held him in check to 10 points. Talented Falcons' big man Mack Owens was also limited to 11 points.
"We really held our ground defensively and stood toe-to-toe with them. We wanted to get as many bodies on those two guys as we could," Hawks said. "We know how dangerous they are and how dangerous they are capable of being. Those guys are capable of putting up 30, bam, bam, bam. We wanted to run as many bodies as we could in and out at those guys and wear them down a little bit."
Carroll outscored the Falcons 21-8 in the third quarter, abusing Abingon's man-to-man defense to increase the lead to 50-28.
Gravley, who finished with a game-high 21 points, followed up a baseline drive with a 3-pointer to make it 39-24. Cody Keith added a couple of baskets inside and Lundy scored off an assist from Gravley to close out the huge third quarter.
"Gravley just does what he does. He makes free throws, handles the ball well and is a very solid kid and player," Hawks said. "I thought Lundy came in and did a great job, especially in the second half, because we weren't sure how much he would play with his ankle injury. Chris Smoot played great and Gunnar Beamer played great on the Hess kid. All our big guys, I think that was the difference. We limited them to one and done most of the time and contested every shot. I was very, very pleased."
Lundy opened the final period with a 3-pointer and Gravley knocked down two free throws to stretch the lead to 55-30. Nathan Snow's putback in the final moments gave Carroll its biggest lead of 32 points.
Aside from Gravley's 21-point night, five other Cavaliers scored at least five points, with Lundy tossing in eight, Reece scoring seven and Keith and Horton each contributing six points.
For the game, Carroll turned the ball over just six times and outshot Abingdon 54.3 percent (25-of-46) to 34.1 percent (15-of-44) from the field.
Abingdon 7 1387 - 35
Carroll Co. 14 15 21 17 - 67
Abingdon – Francisco 0 1-2 1, Hess 4 1-1 10, Sigmon 3 0-0 7, Blankenship 1 0-0 2, Johnson 1 0-0 2, Bassham 1 0-0 2, M. Owens 5 0-0 11. 3-pointers – Hess 1, Sigmon 1, M. Owens 1.
Carroll County – Gravley 7 6-8 21, Smoot 1 0-0 2, Beamer 2 0-0 5, Case 1 0-0 2, Lundy 3 0-0 8, Keith 3 0-0 6, Lineberry 0 1-2 1, B. Dalton 0 2-2 2, Reece 3 1-4 7, Horton 3 0-2 6, Snow 2 0-0 4, Holder 0 3-4 3. 3-pointers – Lundy 2, Gravley 2, Beamer 1.


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MMORPGs are no longer about the mass multi-user
Originally posted by Nyhm
Don't feel ashamed of the crash. Most AAA-publishers have trouble getting a clear launch. Just look at DCUO going F2P earlier this month ;-)
GL on the beta!
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Thanks for your support, Reizla. Buggy software really bothers me, so I try to make mine as stable as I can. When there is a problem, I like to be open and professional about it.
Island Forge: Create Islands with Stories for Others to Explore!
Originally posted by Nyhm
Thanks to those who stopped by yesterday - site traffic at islandforge.com was our second-highest ever, and several new players registered!
Island Forge: Create Islands with Stories for Others to Explore!
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Joined: 6/10/11
Lets see been playing a couple days most doing gatehouse runs. Here is some of what I found positive and negative.
I like the exploring idea, I like the danger of not knowing what you have face next. For those who play, you get bonuses if you explore more of the island.
What I do not like whatsoever is when I just explored an island for 45 mins having to go back and try my luck getting the materials I need. No, no, 1000 times no. In real life would you take something to a store and say "Here's my money make whatever you want even if I don't need it". I don't want to waste my time clearing things just to be at the mercy of a RNG. Add a selection menu for finished products and that should take care of itself. It's already 3xp to make a weapon if you get everything you need first time, don't add more effort on the playerside because you are too lazy to add some code in.
I don't know how to feel about hp=xp. One one hand it does have a little bit of strategy because you can set what hp you want to be at before you explore. I make it so I am at 99 hp(100 would mean it gets converted into xp) so then I can clear an island 100% and get more rewards. On the other hand I don't remember any old school RPGs that had a system like this in place. It's not terrible but adding a more standard xp/hp system would hurt either. Nothing gamebraking though.
When you explore islands(So far from what I have seen) there is really no added incentive besides finding monsters to kill. How cool would it be if you found a treasure, an extra crafting item or a cave in a secluded area. I mean half the fun of exploring is the hope you actually find something.
Overall I like the game and if you think of islands as dungeons, it's a but of an old school crawl. Either you make it out with treasure or you die and lose it all. If you get to greedy it will be the end. I like that part of it, but still a lot of work to go. As for paying for this, that is where it will get tricky. You will have some die hards and supporters that will chip in, but as far as a regulart player or a player ona limited budget, not sure. Maybe a Runescape type model would fit this best. Free and 5 dollars for some extra things like more islands that you can create, more char slots, and a couple free items a month. If the devs expect 10-15 a month for this at it's current state, they might be hardpressed to find that. Still overall I think it is going in a positive direction.
Also an on/off feature wouldn't hurt. When I want to FIGHT I will click a guy and attack. When I want to RUN I click an open space towards the gatehouse. That means I don't need my guy turning around every 2 seconds to attack. Sometimes I have to run with 20 HP left and it's still not good enough.
DashiDMV, thank you so much for providing this feedback. We are (I am) very open to constructive feedback like this. I'll be taking note of all your comments, and considering how to improve the gameplay. Here are some of my thoughts:
The hp=xp model is the brand-new part. It's a design aspect that I think is unique to Island Forge. Thank you for describing your thoughts on it.
Regarding your request to find treasure while exploring... there is actually just such a feature (with an interesting twist) scheduled for a post-beta release. Forgive the project management talk, but maybe if enough people felt this would be critical to the success of the game, it could find its way into beta.
When trying to run away, enemies can hit you, which blocks your path (ala Dragon Warrior). I was once down to -99hp (dead in one hit) and barely escaped by casting Hinder (to slow down the enemies). That's the goal of the game design, but again, you are very insightful. I considered a Fight vs Flight switch, much as you described. However, at least for now (beta), players must be attentive to their avatar when trying to escape.
Regarding the random output when processing raw materials -- I understand your point. I have considered what you've said, and am planning to improve this feature of the gameplay. Just for the record, when it comes to code, I'm anything but lazy.
Thanks again - this is what beta is all about.
Also be sure to try the island builder: Create your own islands and stories for others to explore!
PS: On a personal note, I'm also a fan of CCGs and board games (and I've just subscribed to your blog's feed). The game design of Island Forge is influenced by both genres in various ways. I think board/card gamers will appreciate the style of gameplay Island Forge offers.
Island Forge: Create Islands with Stories for Others to Explore!
FYI: I've put out a new version (Island Forge Beta v0.9.6.6) with economic adjustments inspired by DashiDMV's comments above. The new economic balance is not directly what you suggested, but does make raw resource processing free (no XP cost). For details, see the Economic Balance topic in the player forum: http://islandforge.com/forum/
Thanks for the input! Constructive community feedback is most welcome.
Island Forge: Create Islands with Stories for Others to Explore!
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Joined: 8/03/07
I gave this a try I think almost a month ago. Spent a solid 48 hours making a crazy detailed island, then went to add a good storyline.
Sadly the game currently makes doing so impossible. You can't place monsters, you can't make complicated quests, you can't add any real life to the story beyond what you can add via a few lines of text.
It's a brilliant idea, and I really hope it reaches a state where you can make a working rp inside it, but it's not there yet.
This isn't to say it's crap, just a fair warning in what to expect if you want to try it currently.
PS: Please note I said I tried it under a month ago, so things may have improved a bit here and there.
To find an intelligent person in a PUG is not that rare, but to find a PUG made up of "all" intelligent people is one of the rarest phenomenons in the known universe.
Kazuhiro, thanks for your feedback. I appreciate you taking the time to report your thoughts on the game.
Regarding story creation, you can actually do much more than add a few lines of text. Each actor can be given a full dialogue tree, with multiple choices for the player to select. Each choice can branch to other text. In addition, you can set tasks, which also allow you to control your dialogue.
For instance, you can have an NPC (actor) request the player to talk to someone else or go to a certain location. Whether they have accomplished that task can change the dialogue. You can assign tasks with an icon that the player sees (such as a Key labeled "Find the lost key"), or assign "hidden" tasks, which allow you to keep track of progress through the story.
All your actors are "aware" of these tasks, allowing the entire island's population to be scripted to tell a dynamic, interactive story.
You cannot place monsters because creature encounters are controlled by the game logic, per the layout/terrain of your map. That said, this is a good feature to bring up. Do you (and others) think that creature placement would be an important feature?
By the way, even if you never finished your story, please consider logging in to publish your map. Even non-story islands are very fun to explore and clear!
Island Forge: Create Islands with Stories for Others to Explore!
Joined: 9/13/07
Kill Your Heroes
Making use of Reiner's Tilesets I see. Great place to get decent 2D graphics, all for free. Good luck with your game, I may give it a shot if I ever get some free time.
Originally posted by Unreal024
Indeed! You're the first to notice (and say so). We're a really small operation (you're talking to him), and I was able to license some of the graphics from a couple sources (as credited in the game). I'm not an artist, and I put a lot of time and effort into customizing and integrating them. I hope you give it a try and let me know what you think!
Island Forge: Create Islands with Stories for Others to Explore!
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Joined: 3/22/10
First storybricks, then Islands of war, now this!
We don't even know if this type of game will be successful yet, and there's already 3 companies making the same thing!
Never trust a screenshot or a youtube video without a version stamp!
Originally posted by username509
That's the excitement of an emerging genre. Island Forge is very different from these other games.
Island Forge is fully playable (now in beta), and we're looking for more island creators and storytellers (as well as adventurers to explore the world).
We're a tiny operation (me), and I've been working on this for quite a while. I've always wanted to provide creative players with the tools for building maps and stories. That's what Island Forge is all about!
Island Forge provides a unique balance of brand-new player-created content and old-school RPG. Have at it!
Island Forge: Create Islands with Stories for Others to Explore!
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Joined: 7/29/10
I'm gonna be honest- progression in this game feels like I'm a rat on a treadmill, endlessly hacking away for some trivial reward rather than roleplaying an adventurer on an epic adventure. I think the main problems with the game are how much work it is just to do the most basic tasks and how agonizingly repetitive the gameplay is.
2. Make the movement and attack speed of characters something like twice as fast as it is now
3. Make the equipment menus actually close when you click elsewhere on the screen
4. Give mapmakers the option to add more than one of each building type
5. Give us some materials and extra XP to start out with so we can actually TRY OUT THE CRAFTING SYSTEM before collecting all these mats we don't know what to do with
6. Permanently set the level of novice monsters to 1, average monsters to 2, and expert monsters to 3.
Vryheid, while it's clear you're not an immediate fan, I sincerely appreciate your taking the time to detail the reasons why. This is what's great about participating in a small independent game's community. We are open to contructive criticism. Your post is a bit of a rant, but I appreciate that you're passionate and articulate in your feedback. The fact that you became so involved in the gameplay means a lot to us.
There are those who do like the style of the gameplay, but I understand that we're catering to a niche audience, in terms of the style and features. The game world is very open and requires some self-direction. I'm not sure when you played, but the Mainland now features NPCs that assist in guiding new players.
There is no currency as such. Instead, your character must earn XP and craft all items. The combined HP/XP system is unique, and ties experience to heath and items. Equipment is made of crafting materials that you earn on expeditions, along with the character's blood, sweat, and tears (HP/XP). This is an intentional departure from the traditional economic model, and another good reason people like to get involved with independent games. (Note that the economy was recently rebalanced to make crafting easier/cheaper.)
Overall, the game deisgn is intentionally less about character leveling and more about exploration. You are correct that weapons and armor help fight enemies, and the other items (enchnated rings, amulets, charms, gloves, belts, boots, spells, potions, etc) are auxiliary items that boost your ability. For those not into the old-school character system, more stuff generally equals better performance. The Player's Guide explains the numbers for those who really want to tweak out their character.
As you level up, you can wield a larger variety of equipment, to achieve the balance you desire. I understand this is not immediately intuitive, but the balance is there - your higher level gives you more (numerical) range to equip your character. Your "old gear" will actually perform even better when you level up (to a point). Similarly, I agree that when the creatures level up, it seems like you didn't gain anything. Similar to the weapons - the balance is there, but it is not intuitive.
The early game is slow, and I think you're right about either giving new players items to start with, or making the Mainland especially easy just to get started. Once you get over the initial buildup (which, as you discovered, requires you to spend most all of your earnings on healing), you can start to earn items. This is another old-school design balance that many of today's MMO players don't seem to appreciate or have the patience for. Thanks for expressing your experience of the early game. We're open to suggestions to streamline the early game - frustration is not the intent, and we'd hate to lose people just because they didn't immediately "get it."
Regarding technical issues walking around - I'm not sure when you tested this, but there was a Windows navigation bug, which was fixed recently. Thanks for providing your 6-points of improvement, as well. I will be reviewing all of this during beta to help improve the game.
We're hoping to build an intimate community of creative players and I hope you'll continue to be involved as we improve.
Overall, thanks for your input - this is what beta is all about!
Island Forge: Create Islands with Stories for Others to Explore!
Island Forge Beta 2 is released! This update includes significant gameplay improvements, largely based on community input (our thanks to the beta players).
We're excited to welcome new players. Island Forge is more playable than ever (more intuitive interfaces, more help, quicker path to craft weaponry and level up, rebalanced weaponry and creatures). Even if you tried it before, please let us know how you like the updates.
Island Forge is all about your creativity: Create islands and stories for others to explore!
Island Forge: Create Islands with Stories for Others to Explore!
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Joined: 12/29/08
Originally posted by Nyhm
Currently at work, but I'm going to give this a go when I get home! Looks awesome!
Island Forge: Create Islands with Stories for Others to Explore!
Update on Island Forge: Beta v0.9.8 released today with new feature: Exploration Medals of Achievement (read more in the player forums).
Many interface, balance, and gameplay improvements have been released already this year. Several folks from the mmorpg.com community have provided really constructive feedback (here and on our forums), and many of the latest updates are a direct result - We really appreciate your input!
We're very excited to have hundreds of registered players, and we're ready for hundreds more. Even if you've played before, you should check out all the recent changes. As always, your feedback is most welcome!
Island Forge: Create Islands with Stories for Others to Explore!
The Island Forge site ( islandforge.com ) is improved, and a new site feature has been added: the Atlas page shows a gallery of player-created islands.
Today I'd like to ask the mmorpg.com community for feedback regarding the site itself. Is it effective/enticing/tolerable? When you visit, do you feel you understand what the game is about? Do you want to play?
Thanks for any input (either here or on our player forums) - I've appreciated this community's responsiveness.
Island Forge: Create Islands with Stories for Others to Explore!
We're looking for more (beta) players to try Island Forge (create your own islands and stories).
Can anyone here recommend other forums with users who might enjoy games based on player-created content? Thanks for any recommendations!
Island Forge: Create Islands with Stories for Others to Explore!


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Tuesday, August 13, 2013
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