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NOTES BY WEBMASTER Curtis L. Atkin PhD (September 19, 1999): As a researcher on Alport syndrome and an Alport - dialysis - transplant patient , I continually seek information that may benefit others afflicted with this disease. Rick Faber and I crossed paths on the Internet, and found some mutual experiences and interests. We have similar ages, are scientists, and suffered end-stage renal disease (ESRD) from Alport syndrome. He is Webmaster of Kidney Transplant/Dialysis Association, Inc., and also Editor of the "KT/DA Kidney Patient Handbook." Since the population of dialysis patients suffers at least 10% annual mortality, he is an extremely rare survivor of the 1968 cohort ("class of 1968") dialysis patients, making the few remaining survivors of my 1981 cohort look like pikers! I am thus pleased and honored to here republish the story of Dr. Faber's decades on dialysis.
NOTES BY AUTHOR Richard L. Faber PhD: I wrote the original version of this article in 1970 while still on home dialysis. This was published in 1972 in the book "Hemodialysis: Principles and Practice," Academic Press, Inc. In 1973, I began in-center dialysis after an unsuccessful transplant. The Updates present more recent thoughts on my earlier views. This current (October 1, 1996) version of my story is reprinted and adapted with permission from the "KT/DA Kidney Patient Handbook," of which I am Editor, and which may be downloaded from the KT/DA website or thence purchased mail-order.
Three times a week, I spend six hours* of my time in a "health spa." The benefits are not smoother, younger-looking skin and sinewy, rippling muscles, but continued life itself. I am referring to a spare bedroom which houses a remarkable machine that substitutes for my own failing kidneys.
About three years ago (in 1967), I was entering the latter stages of uremia. I had resigned from my job (as a mathematics professor), and could do little more than mope around the house and try to conserve what little energy I had left. Even standing for more than a few minutes made me breathless.
Now, except for the time spent with the kidney machine, my life is essentially normal, professionally and socially. I can mow a lawn, shovel snow, paint ceilings, take walks, bowl, dance, dine out, play with my child -- everyday things that seemed forever lost to me. I even help out with housework occasionally (though I try not to make an obvious display of my talents in this area, especially in front of my wife). I enjoy exercise, and feel better for it. During summers, I play golf and ride a bicycle.
My diet is practically normal, and although eating had never been an especially great attraction for me in past years, I am now somewhat of a glutton who is becoming literally too big for his own breeches. Since the initial dialysis, in June, 1968, I have gained 20 pounds. I feel as well as I've ever felt in my 30-year lifetime -- perhaps better -- because I value all the joys of living so much more today.
Of course, there is still no perfect substitute for a real kidney, my own success notwithstanding, and I would be deluding the prospective patient if I did not delve into the difficulties and problems of adjustment inherent in home dialysis. If I extolled only the virtues of this therapy at the outset, it was because the virtues far outweigh the disadvantages in my own mind. Nevertheless, there are problems which cannot be overlooked, and which any prospective patient should be prepared to accept.
To begin with, six hours* is a long and uncomfortable time to sit in one place. I feel also that this loss of valuable time is a minor professional handicap, even though I often perform certain light duties, such as paper grading, during dialysis. The sessions usually run from about 4:00 p.m. to 11:00 p.m., including cleaning the machine, so I have dinner during the treatment. The loss of time was particularly annoying during the training period. Dialysis in the hospital kills the better part of a day. Treatment in the comfort and privacy of one's own home and at one's own convenience is much less of a hardship. Many patients feel tired or "washed out" after being dialyzed, and find it more pleasant to run the machine in the evening and then retire.
There are various side effects to hemodialysis, especially during the first few months of treatment. Many of these, such as nausea, headaches, dizziness, and cramps -- not all of which are experienced by every patient -- either subside or disappear after a few weeks. New complications may sometimes occur. Those who are so inclined may easily find something to worry about. Side effects are as varied as the patients themselves. However, many (though not all, of course) of the minor discomforts patients experience are just physical manifestations of their mental anxiety. In my own case, worry over the death of another patient -- worry of which I was consciously unaware at the time -- caused me to have shortness of breath and chest pains for several nights in succession.
After many months of home dialysis, I believe that 90% of the problems the patient encounters can be lumped under the heading "psychological adjustment." There is absolutely no pain associated with the treatment, nor any sensation of blood entering and leaving the body. But many patients have great difficulty in adapting to the idea that their lives are dependent on a mechanical contrivance. It is my contention that this problem of adapting counts as much as any physiological factors toward the variations found in the degree of success derived from chronic hemodialysis. In particular, a great deal of anxiety is attached to shunt care. This piece of plastic** is an admittedly vulnerable addition to one's anatomy. It is the patient's lifeline: a clearly visible symbol of the precariousness of his existence. Concern for its integrity is always lingering in his mind, and he must not partake in any exercise sufficiently violent to endanger it. It may last but a short time, or for years.
Problems can be kept to a minimum, however, through proper shunt care. A shunt never clots without some warning, and frequent, visual inspection of the top of the shunt loop will usually preclude any serious clotting. Daily washing of the shunt area minimizes the problem of infection. The patient has little control over possible leakage or skin erosion, but these are rare. In short, I try to think of my shunt in the same way most people think about eyeglasses, hearing aids, or dental appliances. It is only a minor inconvenience. Hemodialysis is only a minor inconvenience -- minor, because I never allow it to dominate my thoughts. Minor, because I really do not think of myself as a sick person. Certainly, only those who have been told of my condition would have any reason to think me anything but quite healthy.
The attitude of the spouse plays a critical role also. If she (or he) shelters her/his mate from the minor chores and other activities of a normal life, he/she cannot possibly feel fully well. The wife who treats her patient-husband as a semi-invalid and who constantly laments the plight of her "poor sick" husband before friends and neighbors is giving the man a second handicap. My wife does not wait on me hand and foot, nor would I want her to. There is absolutely no reason for me not to do things for myself. Her attitude parallels my own: it is not a terrible thing that I must depend on this machine; but, rather, it is a wonderful thing that this machine makes me well.
Of course, my wife was nervous in the beginning about becoming a dialysis nurse and wondered if she could ever learn all that had to be learned. I was apprehensive, too, but my scientific curiosity was greater than my fear. Now, operation of our dialyzer is a routine matter, which either of us can handle without giving much thought to it.
As for our three-year-old daughter, she is, of course, too young to understand why her daddy spends three evenings a week alongside that strange machine whose knobs and switches are such fun to play with. Nevertheless, we make no attempt to keep her away from the machine, or from me when I'm on it, or when I'm cleaning my shunt. She probably thinks that everybody's daddy has a machine like mine. We even make her feel a part of things by letting her "help" me with my dialysis supplies inventory. She hands me the items one at a time, and I place them on shelves. It makes her feel useful and important, which, of course, she is.
Returning to work is a necessary part of good patient morale. A healthy attitude and a sense of purpose in life go hand in hand. There are few occupations too strenuous for a properly dialyzed patient, although those with sedentary duties or flexible schedules have an advantage. The dialysis patient needs something non-medical to worry about. Feeling sorry for himself is a disastrous state that must be avoided at all costs. Personally, I am much too busy with my mathematical research and teaching to worry about my kidneys -- and that is how it should be. I have told almost no one at work about my condition, for I neither want nor need any special consideration from my employer. I enjoy my work and am very grateful that I can carry on with it.
Nothing offers more encouragement to the prospective dialysis patient than listening to one who is being successfully treated by this therapy. It helps him to realize that he is not about to submit himself to a mere maintenance measure that will just delay the inevitable, but, rather, that he will be receiving effective treatment that will keep him well and permit him to resume an essentially normal life. With this thought in mind, I have tried here to describe my feelings about home dialysis, with the viewpoint that mental attitude and adjustment are just as important for success as proper therapeutic technique. Life is a mental as well as a physical state. Home dialysis can truly be a gift of life, provided the patient can adjust his thinking and accept his plight. He really is not so badly off after all.
It is now nearly three years since my first dialysis, and a little over one year since the preceding was written. I can state frankly that my attitudes toward this therapy have not changed significantly. My shunt was replaced by an arteriovenous fistula in my left arm in June, 1969. This is a marvelous improvement over the external shunt, for it requires no care between dialyses. Clotting, leakage, and infection are no longer problems, the patient need not be on anticoagulants, and physical activity is not limited for fear of shunt injury.
Admittedly, it was difficult for my wife to master the required needle technique, and the first month or two with the fistula was a trying period. But now she never misses, and I have even learned to make the venipunctures on myself.
I still keep as active as possible, and feel one hundred percent healthy. My wife and I regularly bike ride around our neighborhood and play golf together (eighteen holes, unless my wife tires after nine). I have played softball, volleyball, and have ice-skated. I have been teaching a full schedule this year as well as an additional evening course. I have had some problems, of course, e.g. two episodes of bronchitis, but all in all we have been very fortunate.
Following an unsuccessful transplant in 1973, I began in-center dialysis. My main reason for transferring from home to in-center dialysis was the cumulative effect of the stress of home dialysis upon my wife and daughter, stress of which I was not fully aware in the earlier years. Although home dialysis is an excellent mode of treatment for many people, it is important to realize that it places a serious psychological burden on the family member who assists in the treatments. The decision to dialyze at home must be carefully considered by both parties -- and reviewed from time to time, since the choice of therapy method should not be viewed as unalterable in the future.
My own condition remains quite favorable after ten years of dialysis, and I remain fairly active, although I get out of breath a little easier than in the beginning years on dialysis. Whether this is due to ten years of aging or long term side effects of dialysis, or both, is hard for me to say. I am not planning a second transplant in the near future, but look forward to one some day.
At age 41, I am now in my 14th year of dialysis and still doing well. I am still teaching full time, have written a textbook, and am doing some consulting work besides. My diet is more or less normal, although my body seems to be a little less tolerant of overindulgence than in the earlier years.
Physically, I am somewhat less active than before and have been paying others to do such chores as lawn mowing and auto maintenance, which I used to do myself. Recently, I began an exercise program of sit-ups and push-ups to regain some of my lost muscle tone.
At my dialysis center, I initiate my own treatments unaided. I am convinced that those patients who take the responsibility for their own treatments (determine and regulate their own pressures, flow rates, etc.) invariably do better on dialysis than those who just sit back and leave it to staff (who vary in competence and experience).
I have been thinking more about transplantation lately and might consider a second go at it one day.
I have now completed 15 years on dialysis. A little over a year ago, I put myself on the transplant list and am awaiting a cadaver kidney. Unfortunately, I am highly presensitized, so it may be a long wait. I am still working full time as a mathematics professor.
I have now completed 20 years on dialysis. I have been very lucky, since I've been able to work the entire period. I've carried a full teaching load and published three text books. I also manage to do a small amount of consulting and assist my wife with a desktop publishing and word processing business she began several years ago. I look forward to seeing my daughter graduate from Boston College next year.
I'm 48 years old now, so my stamina is not what it once was, but I have no trouble walking or climbing stairs. A 75-minute lecture sometimes exhausts me, especially if I lost a little too much fluid during the previous evening's dialysis treatment. I keep telling myself to exercise more, but I don't seem to be taking the advice.
I am still awaiting a second transplant, but by now hardly with bated breath. Treatment times are down to only four hours now, which is a lot easier to take. I may try high flux dialysis in the near future, which should reduce the time further.
This month I completed 25 years on dialysis.
I switched to high flux dialysis about two years ago and feel this mode of treatment represents a definite improvement, not just because of the reduction in treatment duration (now 3 to 3.5 hours for me). Judging by tests that measure adequacy of dialysis, I am quite well dialyzed. I notice that I feel better on Mondays (after a three day interval between treatments) than with conventional dialysis. Neurological problems -- I had five surgical procedures for carpal tunnel syndrome during the eighties -- seem to be diminished; at least the symptoms of this condition, which is a compression of a nerve in the wrist due to inflammation and scarring, have not recurred.
Last summer, my wife and I played golf a lot, and I was able to walk eighteen holes while pulling a golf cart behind me. I am still a mathematics professor at Boston College, although I am currently on a temporary medical leave of absence (see below).
My wife and I recently celebrated the marriage of our daughter, now 26 years old. It was always my wish that I would live long enough to see this. Now I look forward to becoming a grandfather some day.
On November 18, 1992, I developed chills and a fever during my dialysis treatment and was transported by ambulance to the hospital. There it was discovered during exploratory surgery the next day that my pancreas and gall bladder were inflamed, and the latter had to be removed. I had to have a second surgical procedure because of internal bleeding and then ran into other complications, including dangerously low blood pressure. I wound up in intensive care and on a respirator for about 11 days. I very nearly died. After a total of six weeks in the hospital, I began a period of several months of recuperation that is still continuing as of this writing. Needless to say, this episode had profound emotional and psychological effects on me that may well outlast the physical toll. For many weeks, I was no longer in control of my health, but dependent on others. That was very difficult for me.
The support of my friends, family, and coworkers has been invaluable to me. And of course, words are inadequate to express my gratitude to my wife Susan for standing by me through the difficult times as well as the good, and for always being there when I needed her.
After my medical crisis in 1992, I decided to make my medical leave of absence permanent. I had completed 25 years of full-time teaching at Boston College, the last few of which were becoming difficult physically for me. It was time to call it quits.
My granddaughter Alexandra was born on May 25, 1994, and my grandson Brett, on June 20, 1996. These two kids have become the joy of my life and I love being with them. I keep busy with many things -- reading, walking, "surfing the net" with my computer and corresponding with friends and family via e-mail, taking day trips with Sue, and of course baby sitting.
I have come to realize that regular exercise is essential to a dialysis patient to maintain muscle mass, bone density, and stamina. Even just stretching exercises and regular walks can make a great difference in how well you do. I recommend it.
Good luck on your journey through life.
* With today's more efficient dialyzers, treatment times are now typically four to five hours, and even less with high flux dialysis.
** Nowadays, most patients have an arteriovenous fistula rather than an external shunt.


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May 29 2008
Chicken Salad
Chicken Salad is like a box of chocolates. You never know what you're gonna git. Everyone likes chicken salad different ways: ground up and fine, large and chunky, chock full of onions, nuts, and any number of other ingredients. Because of the innumerable combinations of chicken salad, I won't even consider claiming that this recipe is "the best" or "the greatest." Chicken Salad is way too subjective for that. What I will do is show you Chicken Salad…the way I like it. And the great thing about this recipe is, you can use the steps and ingredients as a basis for your own unique recipe, adding and subtracting whatever makes you skirt fly up.
And that, my friends, is my sole purpose on earth. To help make your skirt fly up. So let's get started!
The Cast of Characters: 1 whole cut up fryer (that's simply a whole chicken, cut up and packaged), Mayonnaise, Sour Cream, Salt, Brown Sugar, Pepper, Lemon Juice, Celery, Green Onions, and Grapes.
The first things we're going to do is cook the chicken. And take note! This is a hugely important "skill" (it's not even difficult enough to be considered a skill) in the kitchen that will open up your cooking world enormously.
And today, I'd like each and every one of you to use the words "hugely" and "enormously" together in the same sentence. Thank you.
Begin by thoroughly rinsing the chicken and placing it in a pot of water.
Turn on the fire and bring pot to a boil. Then reduce the heat to medium-low and continue cooking until chicken is done (no pink or red!), about 45 minutes to 1 hour. Feel free to turn off the stove and let the chicken sit in the pot for a short while after it's done. You might need to fold a little laundry.
When you're ready, remove the chicken from the pot and place on a plate.
If you have time, you can allow the chicken to cool, then pick it apart with your fingers. Or if you're starving, desperate, and in a hurry, you can use two forks. Just pull the meat off the bone…
Until you have a nice pile of chicken. Now, when I make chicken spaghetti or other soups or casseroles, I always keep at least some of the cooked skin in with the meat. But for chicken salad, I've found that chicken skin isn't the most palatable thing on earth. So just feed it to your Basset Hound and he'll be your friend for life.
Next, chop 2 to 3 stalks of celery. I'm not a huge fan of celery, so I chop mine pretty finely. What you're looking at is one stalk of celery, which I've sliced into three long slices, then cut in the other direction.
I do love celery leaves, though, so I always chop up some.
You can add as much or as little celery as you'd like. It really does make for a great crunchy contrast to the soft chicken, so don't skimp too much.
(Water chestnuts are also chunky and crunchy! I add those sometimes.)
Next, cut off the top of three (or so) green onions…
And chop 'em up—white parts, green parts, and all.
Now grab a couple of cups of grapes, and cut them in half, lengthwise.
I like to use purple and green because, well…I'm a middle child.
Now, working in batches, just throw your cooked chicken on the cutting board…
And chop it into bite-sized chunks. Again, you can go as small or large as you like. The world is your oyster! And this chicken salad is your pearl.
I love quoting Broadway musicals when I cook. (Can anyone name that song/musical? If you can, you have my admiration.)
I LOVE fresh dill in cold salads. It's kind of pickle-y without being overpowering. So if you can get your hands on some, chop up a generous amount.
Do you guys go through phases with fresh herbs? A couple of years ago, I couldn't get enough of rosemary; I put it in everything. This year, it's dill—I can't stop!
Now throw the chicken into a large bowl…
And add the celery, green onions, and grapes.
And now, let's make the dressing!
I throw about 1/2 cup of mayonnaise into a bowl…(NOT Miracle Whip, please! Miracle Whip is from the devil.)
…Along with 1/2 cup plain (absolutely non-flavored) yogurt. And here's where you can really play with your ingredients: Mayonnaise, Sour Cream, Plain Yogurt, even Buttermilk—find the combination/permutation you prefer and go with it! Buttermilk makes the mixture slightly more thin, which some folks like.
(Note: You can also use this base to make cole slaw. We'll try that around the Fourth of July.)
Next, add a tablespoon or two of lemon juice. I prefer it to vinegar, but if vinegar makes your skirt fly up, please use it instead.
Then you can throw in a tablespoon or so of brown sugar. It combats the acidity of the lemon juice, but don't overdo this ingredient.
Now, whisk it together and give it a little taste.
Next, add PLENTY of salt and pepper. Keep tasting, making sure it's thoroughly seasoned. REMEMBER: the chicken is totally unflavored and saltless, so the dressing will really need to have enough.
Here's where you can throw in plenty of fresh, chopped herbs. I used dill, but heck, why couldn't you use basil or even cilantro? Just don't skimp—fresh herbs really wakes up chicken salad.
So does a healthy dash of cayenne pepper!
When you've tasted and seasoned and are satisfied with the flavor, just pour the dressing over the salad ingredients.
Until everything is thoroughly coated.
Now, if you're feeling particularly naughty and saucy and feisty, please sprinkle in some homemade OR, in my case, STOREBOUGHT (just keepin' it real, man) bacon bits. Again, don't overdo it—just a little bacon flavor will do.
Now, I have fried up thick, peppered bacon, chopped it fine, and sprinkled it in the chicken salad before, and it was almost too delicious for me to bear. So try that sometime—but enter at your own risk.
Now, taste it, salt it, pepper it, add more dill—whatever you need to do to make it perfect. Just remember to fold/stir gently throughout this process.
And when you're finished, do this! Because Martha might be watching.
Now, just allow the chicken salad to chill several hours or even overnight—long enough for the flavors to really meld.
Then, when you're ready, just serve the chicken salad on a bed of lettuce…or in hollowed-out heads of cabbage, or hollowed-out bell peppers…or put it on English Muffins, top with cheese, and broil…or stir in with shell pasta for chicken pasta salad. Yum.
Or! If you're me, you can do this:
Toasted. And did you know I'd been married nine years before I even owned a toaster? True story.
Baby Spinach. And plenty of it.
Excuse me, please. I must go scarf this down now.
Try it soon—you'll love it!
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Chicken Salad
- Prep Time:
- Cook Time:
- Difficulty:
- Easy
- Servings:
- 6
- 1 whole Cut Up Fryer Chicken
- 2 stalks (to 3 Stalks) Celery, Chopped
- 3 whole Green Onions, Chopped
- 2 cups (to 3 Cups) Grapes, Halved
- 1/2 cup Mayonnaise
- 1/2 cup Plain Yogurt Or Sour Cream
- 1/2 cup Half-and-half
- A Small Handful Of Fresh Dill, Minced
- 1/2 cup Slivered Almonds
- 1 Tablespoon (to 2 Tablespoons) Brown Sugar
- Juice Of One Lemon
- Kosher Salt To Taste
- Fresh Ground Black Pepper To Taste
Preparation Instructions
Rinse chicken thoroughly and place in a large pot of water. Turn on the heat and bring to a boil.
Reduce heat and simmer until chicken is done (about 45 minutes to an hour). When you are ready, remove the chicken from the pot and place on a plate. With your fingers or a fork, pull all of the meat off the bones, chop into bite-sized chunks and set aside.
Chop all of your fruits and veggies and place them in a bowl with the chicken.
In another bowl mix mayonnaise, yogurt (or sour cream), lemon juice, brown sugar and salt and pepper to taste.
Add fresh herbs (dill, oregano, cilantro…whatever makes your skirt fly up) and if you're feeling a bit brazen throw in a dash of cayenne pepper!
When the dressing tastes just right (you must taste test for appropriate saltiness especially), pour it over the chicken/veggie/fruit mixture and stir gently until everything is thoroughly mixed. If you are feeling naughty add a sprinkling of bacon bits.
Allow the salad to chill for several hours (or even overnight). Serve on a bed of lettuce or in a sandwich or heck, eat it straight out of the bowl with a serving spoon.
Try it soon – you'll love it!
529 Comments
Sarah On Monday, April 6 at 12:32 am
I would just like to note that I have, in fact, seen "Chess."
Chicken salad looks great!
Kerri On Tuesday, April 14 at 4:29 pm
I am so addicted to this recipe right now. The only change I made was to add some chopped pecans to the mix. Yummy!
suzy On Monday, May 11 at 4:34 am
LOVE the idea, and that's exactly how i have my ***salad sandwiches -with some greens and a side of crisps:) but i would never, EVER boil the chicken! i have done that once and i'm scarred for life. for chicken salad, i GRILL a chicken breast, usually in some sort of curry/tandoori marinade. mmm…
Anonymous On Wednesday, May 27 at 7:58 pm
you are dumb
Anonymous On Wednesday, May 27 at 8:01 pm
why would you add spicy shit and spinach!?! also i agree you are dumb
Mongoose Mama On Wednesday, June 10 at 6:33 pm
What are your thoughts on Duke's? We Southern ladies fancy it.
Maya On Wednesday, June 24 at 2:20 pm
Just finished my salad. on croissant. *licks lips* dillicious!!
Lizzy On Tuesday, July 7 at 12:38 pm
Thanks Ree! I used your recipe to come up with my own vegetarian version of chicken salad and it turned out delicious! I would have never thought to add brown sugar, but I'm a total believer now! I posted my recipe on my blog here: http://lizzygoesdutch.blogspot.com/2009/07/vegetarian-un-chicken-salad.html
Thanks! I love your site so much!
Deb Swanson On Sunday, August 16 at 12:28 am
that chxn salad is the BOMB DIGGITY! I make mine just like yours, but a few years back I discovered the "topper-to-die-for"…are you ready??? Okay, here it is. Take a can of smoke almonds and whir them up in your food processor then sprinkle them over the top of the insides of sammie and then top off with your bread (I have found rosemary bread is also the bomb with sammie).
sure hope you try this, btw, my hubbin loved it!
Deb Swanson On Sunday, August 16 at 12:29 am
that chxn salad is the BOMB DIGGITY! I make mine just like yours, but a few years back I discovered the "topper-to-die-for"…are you ready??? Okay, here it is. Take a can of smoke almonds and whir them up in your food processor then sprinkle them over the top of the insides of sammie and then top off with your bread (I have found rosemary bread is also the bomb with sammie).
sure hope you try this, btw, my hubbin loved it!
deb (campn name is "Dixie" lol)
Tabitha On Wednesday, August 26 at 12:12 pm
oh. my. goodness. I love chicken salad and now I need to go make your recipe!
Melanie On Wednesday, September 16 at 1:43 pm
i made this today and it was pretty good. I didn't have any dill, so i'm sure mine was not near as good as it was meant to be!
I like a bit of dry ranch dressing added to my chicken salad. If you haven't tried it, you oughta. It's divine!
jenny On Wednesday, September 16 at 2:37 pm
After using this recipe 3 times in one summer I just had to leave a comment about how grateful I am for this website. Even my brother likes it and he doesn't ever touch anything creamy/saucy. When reading your recipes I feel like I'm hanging out with a good friend even if I'm cooking alone. Thanks for being you and documenting it!
missy rae On Monday, October 5 at 6:09 pm
i plan to make this chicken salad, with a slight twist ~ since i'm a vegetarian, i'll use fake chicken (please forgive me) and since i'm a maniac i'll put it on a croissant!! yummmmm!
missy rae On Monday, October 12 at 1:51 pm
i made this yesterday and it is the BEST batch of chicken salad i ever made! since i'm a vegetarian, i used a soy "fake chicken" and chopped it up in the food processor, then followed the rest of the recipe per p.w.'s suggestions! it is SO GOOD i cannot stand it!! the addition of the lemon juice and dill makes all the difference. yum, yum, yum!!! xoxo
MRN On Monday, October 19 at 6:26 pm
On the menu for this week. You're amazing. thank you
Jessica On Thursday, October 29 at 6:59 pm
mmmm. it is the ONLY way to eat chicken salad in my humble opinion. never tried dill in it before though. shall have to give it a try. i made a similar recipe of chicken salad as a food for my wedding reception
Juliana On Thursday, October 29 at 11:41 pm
Went looking for a recipe for chix salad… there are hundreds. Can't wait to try this one tomorrow!!
Anne Knights On Saturday, November 7 at 12:18 pm
Absolutely delightful recipe, so many variations still make it a treat. Curry and walnuts changes the whole thing, but is one of my family's favorites. Dill would be great in it, I always put dill in potato salad.
Paper Dolls for Boys On Saturday, December 12 at 11:51 am
This looks so amazing. If I have an egg allergy, what could I use in place of the mayo?
Leslea On Sunday, December 20 at 12:35 am
Try adding apples! and crushed pecans.
Lisa On Monday, December 21 at 8:52 pm
I'm so glad you hate Miracle Whip too.
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Darling Ree: I don't own a toaster and my life is better off without one and my electric bill is lower.
One day the latest in a long line of toasters/toaster ovens died. I seriously thought of buying one of those $400 toasters. Then I came to my senses. I had a light-bulb go off over my head and realized I always used the oven to toast bread for onion soup and English muffins and bagels and for large groups of people. Duh. So I switched to oven toasting and haven't looked back. I put the wonder bread/french bread/bagels/muffins on a beat-up ol' cookie sheet lined with foil or parchment paper and bake for 10-20 minutes at 400F. Perfect. Gives me time to get the rest of breakfast or lunch going. (400F is also the perfect temperature for oven baked bacon; especially when it is baked with brown sugar and pepper. Whoa, baby.)
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I aso like to add Tarragon to my chicken salad. Love adding the grapes with the celery and the softness of the chicken.
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Hello! Second time now that I've made one of your recipes. JUST made this chicken salad!! I added a bit of curry to the dressing, and some walnuts for more crunch. It tastes SO good! I'm looking at the bowl of it and I can imagine just eating it all up right now. Oh goodness. Thanks for such delish recipes. Ps the first recipe I used was the Beef and Mushroom stew… Turned out really great next time I'll cook it longer for a more tender meat. Thank you thank you :):)
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Joan On Saturday, February 27 at 12:18 am
I love chicken salad with grapes, but I have to say, putting in the dark meat just ruins it for me, it tastes so gamey, and to put dill in ANYTHING totally ruins the flavor and to mention cilantro in my house could get you thrown out of the kitchen, why would you add the flavor of dish soap to anything? And in my house, ONLY MIRACLE WHIP is allowed, mayonnaise is so sour. I add cashews or almonds to my chicken salad, and I love celery so I slice it thin but put in a lot. I've been called a super taster, so obviously a lot of strong flavors together wouldn't work for me.


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New York City has this crap law where all the yellow cabs are basically controlled by the government or something. I dunno. Every other city I've been to, you can call up a metered cab and have them come to your apartment, office, drunken watering hole, or hospital. They have different companies like Checkered Cab, Yellow Cab, Gypsy Cab, but they're all metered, and charge the same rate. In New York we have this second tier of taxis called Livery Cabs, or commonly known as Black Cabs that are the only option available to call via a car service. These are a fleet of black Lincoln Towncars, roaming the city like midget limousines. They don't have a meter, so you have to haggle with the driver to arrange a price. Sometimes people get raped (literally and figuratively - this one Black Cab driver drove a drunken girl to the middle of nowhere Queens and then raped her!) And there's nothing from stopping a shady dude from buying one of these cars himself and pretending to be a Livery Cab driver, which is why you should be careful when hailing one of these on the street.
What really prompted me to write this scathing DON'T BUY about the Livery Cab industry was a recent trip to the airport. From my office in SoHo, I attempted to hail a cab to LaGuardia in northern Queens. It was only 4 in the afternoon, and I knew it wouldn't take me more than 30 minutes to get there - about a $30 taxi ride, not including tolls and tip. Before I could catch a metered taxi that was for hire, I had about four Black Cabs drive by and ask me if I needed a ride. Each of them quoted between $50 and $70 to LaGuardia. WTF? No thanks. Who do you think you are?
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Criminal Injustice: Confronting the prison crisis
South End Press, 1996; $18.00
Reviewed by Christian Parenti
Incarceration is becoming
one of the defining institutions of American
society. Even the half-way politically literate
are familiar with the harrowing statistics: more
black men in net of prison/jail/probation than in
four year colleges; 80 percent of all new federal
convictions are for non-violent drug crimes; the
lock-up budget in California eclipsing state
spending on education. Then there is the larger
cultural buzz about law and order: the endless
police shows, news as crime blotter, and the
hysterical rantings of the Mark Klasses and Fred
Goldmans. It's been a rapid shift from the
red bogeyman to the criminal enemy among us, and
left intellectuals and activists are just
beginning to catch up to the problem.
With the publication of Criminal
Injustice: confronting the prison crisis,
grassroots intellectual triage has begun. Editor
Elihu Rosenblatt has stepped in the breach and
gathered up a battery of new and previously
published left articles on imprisonment. To
borrow a favorite approbation from a slightly
insane Cypriot comrade: "this book is a hand
grenade in your hand." Indeed it is. Criminal
Injustice is an essential piece of any
activists intellectual arsenal. Rosenblatt's
anthology calls on voices from both sides of the
prison wall and systematically covers every angle
of American imprisonment, from political economy
to HIV to political prisoners to the unique
horrors of woman's prisons.
Some of the strongest
essays are in the beginning (Mike Davis's
Joel Olson's, and Alex Lichtenstein's
among them) and in the end where control units
are addressed. (Fans of Lichtenstein and
Kroll's American Friends Service pamphlet,
reprinted in Criminal Injustice, should
also check out the formers new book on convict
leasing.) Nancy Kushman's essay on the
incarceration of women, pas and present, is also
very good; a concise and powerful indictment of
double tyranny that female inmates
face—first for being criminals, second for
threatening cultural notion of femininity and
gender more generally.
Much to its credit Criminal
Injustice gives the otherwise demoralizing
question of the fin de siecle
incarceration binge and empowering spin. First
person account from inside and reports from the
direct action trenches outside—most notably
by the extremely dedicated Judy
Greenspan—show that even in the most dire
circumstances, such as on the slow-motion killing
floors of Vacaville, Chowchilla, and Lexington,
organizing is possible.
It's important to
point out that Criminal Injustice fills a
gap that should be, and in the past was, also
occupied by left academics. But the new
criminology of the early 1970s was smashed. The
radical center for Research on Criminal Justice
at UC Berkeley was disbanded as soon as it became
effective and the post-1970s generation of
academics have, by and large, proven themselves
to be a pack of craven and haughty careerists.
Thus the discourse on law and order has been
snatched up and quickly monopolized by the New
Right. This history makes Rosenblatt's book
all the more refreshing and singularly important.
The book's main
weakness, which is more a function of spatial
constraints than political oversight, is in not
dealing with the extremely problematic question
of crime. One essay, by Karlene Faith, does touch
on the question but only in passing. The question
still remains: what is crime in a late-capitalist
society? After all most people think about
incarceration only in relation to the very real
horrors of street crime. Thus the reality of
predatory crime must be addressed in left
arguments and strategies.
In the last analysis this
book is key. As Gil Scott Herron said:
"Nobody's fighting cause nobody knows
what to say." If enough people read Criminal
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A proposal to increase the travel budget for staff training at Whitley County Consolidated Schools has drawn the attention of one board member over the necessity to raise the budget line item.
Board member Steve Hively questioned why the travel budget for staff training is proposed at $50,000 for the 2011 budget, when this year's budgeted amount was only $20,000.
Tony Zickgraf, business and operations manager for WCCS, said the increase is part of a plan from the central office to bring people to WCCS for training with education staff, rather than send staff elsewhere for training.
As a former pulmonary care physician, Tom Hayhurst plans to bring his experience from the health industry and his work in free clinics in the area — including one he co-founded — with him to the national office if he takes the race as the Democratic candidate for the 3rd Congressional District in Indiana.
"We've done a lot of good things there with a very tight budget. Someday we'll figure out a way to pull free health clinics like that into the overall plan for health care in the United States," Hayhurst said.
SYRACUSE — Columbia City and Whitko volleyball teams traveled to Wawasee Saturday and each loaded the bus with opposite outcomes for the day.
The Lady Eagles had a victorious day, leaving the tournament 2-1 and championship runner-up.
Whitko on the other hand, was unable to pull out a win for the day at 0-3.
Columbia City and Whitko kicked off the day with a match against each other.
PIERCETON — The beginning of the postseason Saturday was the end of the season for Whitley County girls' golf teams.
Battling the rough and unforgiving links of Stonehenge Golf Club, Columbia City and Whitko were unable to advance anyone to the regional round.
The Lady Eagles had three seniors bring their careers to an end. Olivia Western led them with round of 101.
Western was only five strokes off of the last individual score to make it out of the sectional round.
LIGONIER — A large and talented field met local cross county teams at the West Noble Invitational Saturday.
With the likes of the No. 7 hosting Lady Chargers and No. 20 West Noble boys' squad, a stacked field had Columbia City and Whitko both posting high finishes.
The No. 22 Lady Eagles had its freshman-senior combination of Samantha Roush and Renee Menzie put them in third out of 24 teams.
CHURUBUSCO — A dash of Kyle Mathewson. A hint of an overpowering Churubusco defense along with a couple of pounds of Kyle Monk and you've got a recipe for what class 3A No. 8 Angola experienced Friday night.
The Hornet team that was set to dispose the class A No. 3 Eagles in a battle of unbeatens had troubles of their own. Mathewson's 219 rushing yards on the ground combined with a stuffing 'Busco defense, silenced the questions of which team was better by putting Angola away early 34-7.
WATERLOO – One of the true measures of a successful team is how they handle both success and disappointment.
The Columbia City Eagle football team handled the success of opening wins to move to a 3-0 record to begin the season.
Friday night the test for the Eagles was to see how they would react to the disappointment of last week's heartbreakingly close 31-28 loss to Homestead. The Eagles responded by traveling to Northeast Hoosier Conference DeKalb and dropping the Barons by 28-3 score.
SOUTH WHITLEY — Giving Whitko's homecoming crowd something to cheer about, Whitko totally dominated winless Wabash on both sides of the ball leading the Wildcats to another win Friday night, 38-0.
"It's just a good total team effort tonight," Whitko Head Coach Wayne Swender said.
On offense, the 'Cats' running backs controlled the offense, totaling 292 yards on the ground compared to Wabash's minus 25.
Be warned visitors and potential vandals of Churubusco's park — you are under video surveillance.
Four cameras were recently installed as part of the new splash pad project and town officials hope they will help deter vandalism and other crimes in the park.
At the very least, they can be used to review a crime and get a possible suspect.


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'Open Your Eyes' session seeks to inform employers about disabled workforce
EVANSVILLE - A group of Tri-State agencies and human resource and business professionals will host an annual "Open Your Eyes: Employing Individuals With Disabilities" workshop and jobs fair Oct. 31 at the Southern Indiana Career and Technical Center, 1901 Lynch Road.
The event will be geared toward job seekers with disabilities and for area employers and human resource professionals.
"When the 2010 U.S. Census shows that the unemployment rate of individuals with disabilities is twice that of those without disabilities, it illustrates a huge demand for more events like this,"said Rob Kerney, director of Blind Faith Ministries and a spokesman for the event.
"Some agencies for the blind have stated unemployment rates among the blind are as high as 70 percent," said Kerney, who lost his eyesight to severe diabetic retinopathy.
Kerney, an adjunct political science professor at Ivy Tech, holds a bachelor's degree in psychology from the University of Southern Indiana and a master's degree in public administration from Indiana State University.
Workshop registration will start at 8 a.m.
The morning workshop will include such information for employers as "ADA Requirements," "How to Make the Workplace Accessible" and "The Advantages of Employing Individuals with Disabilities."
Scheduled speakers include Dane M. Partridge, associate professor in the department of management, management information systems and computer science in USI's College of Business, and Brian Norton, manager of clinical assistive technology for the Easter Seals Crossroads in Indianapolis.
Sponsoring organizations include Sycamore Services, Evansville ARC-Community Job Links, Ivy Tech, Indiana Office of Vocational Rehabilitation, Blind Faith Ministries, Evansville Area Human Resources Association, Easter Seal's Crossroads and USI.
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I had the cream of the crop I was playing with a few years back. The guy was at least 5-6 years older than all of us, but yet acted as if he was still in middleschool. He would constantly come up with stupid excuses of why he couldn't make practice. Things like:
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"I don't have enough gas or money to put gas in my car to make it. My buddy and I drove 2 hours to another city last night to buy a new release video game...sorry."
And there's plenty of more of those. Anywho, after our first show he had another great excuse for missing the next practice. I had finally had enough and told him that we needed to take a little bit of a break until he could get his priorities straight. He said that was fine and that he could use a couple of weeks off. After that very converstaion he called the rest of the band members and told them I fired him. After hearing this, I confronted him and said he could come by and get his stuff and we were done. Instead of manning up and coming by when I was home, he waited until I was at work and broke in my house to get his stuff! I haven't seen him since that day...but I sure hope I do sometime in the future....
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Hello everyone
I hope some of you can help with I think a very unsual issue with video out on my Mac Mini:
It only displays video on external monitor if using the VGA adaptor (which gives a blurred image) but if using the DVI output it just gives no signal.
May I point out that:
- I rulled out it is a cable problem (works fine on another laptop).
- I did all the things apple recomends like resetting PRAM, PMU etc. and all it recomends at: Mac OS X: Starting up in Safe Mode
Also one other element:
I had the Mac Mini working fine with DVI output at the beginning.
The issue first occured since I tried a monitor switch/upgrade.
However now it just does not work anymore in VDI on any monitor whatsoever and tehre is no going back.
Really appreciate any help you'll be able to give.
How about some details? What year model Mac Mini, which version of OS X? Monitor brand model? In the meantime try resetting the SMC.
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Growing tomatoes needs a lot of sun. In warm and rainy days, diseases can appear (such asEarly Blight). The plants must be protected from the rain, not from the sun.
This instructable shows how to build a robust shelter that resists to wind (and to snow).
Green twist:
- Growing healthy tomatoes in your garden (no transportation),
- protected by a durable shelter (possibly made of recycled pipes),
- avoiding pesticides...
Don't you think it is has much green twist ?
Step 1: Draw a sketch
The sketch will help you determine the size, and define how many pillars are needed.
Our garden consists of terraces in a steep slope. I wanted the roof to extend down to approx 50 cm on the back side to protect from the rear wind. This adds a bit of optional complexity.
Step 2: Needed Materials and Tools
Your sketch will tell you how many and how long the pipes are, and how man tees and elbows you will need. Here is a list corresponding to my sketch.
- 9 x tees (female-female-female)
- 4 x 90 degree elbows (male-female)
- 2 x 45 degree elbows (male-female)
- 2 x ground joint union
- 4 x nipple
- 2 x 1m and 3 x 1.2m pipes
- 4 x 2m pipes
- 3 x 1.5m
- Corrugated PVC plastic sheets, as clear as you can get
- M5 screws and bolts
Optional, for back side roof continuation:
- 1 x 1.5m PVC rain gutter
- 3 x 0.5m pipes
- 3 x 90 degree elbows (female-female)
- Pipe threading tool, with 1/2" diehead
- Wrench
- Metal saw
- Drill
- Don't forget to use oil when threading the pipes.
- All pipes, elbows, tees, nipples, ground joint union are of 1/2" galvanized iron.


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Parallel Verses
New International Version
quenched the fury of the flames, and escaped the edge of the sword; whose weakness was turned to strength; and who became powerful in battle and routed foreign armies.
New Living Translation
quenched the flames of fire, and escaped death by the edge of the sword. Their weakness was turned to strength. They became strong in battle and put whole armies to flight.
English Standard Version
quenched the power of fire, escaped the edge of the sword, were made strong out of weakness, became mighty in war, put foreign armies to flight.
New American Standard Bible
quenched the power of fire, escaped the edge of the sword, from weakness were made strong, became mighty in war, put foreign armies to flight.
King James Bible
Quenched the violence of fire, escaped the edge of the sword, out of weakness were made strong, waxed valiant in fight, turned to flight the armies of the aliens.
Holman Christian Standard Bible
quenched the raging of fire, escaped the edge of the sword, gained strength after being weak, became mighty in battle, and put foreign armies to flight.
International Standard Version
put out raging fires, escaped death by the sword, found strength in weakness, became powerful in battle, and routed foreign armies.
NET Bible
quenched raging fire, escaped the edge of the sword, gained strength in weakness, became mighty in battle, put foreign armies to flight,
Aramaic Bible in Plain English
They quenched the power of fire, were delivered from the edge of the sword, were strengthened out of weakness, became strong in battle and overturned enemy camps.
GOD'S WORD® Translation
put out raging fires, and escaped death. They found strength when they were weak. They were powerful in battle and defeated other armies.
Jubilee Bible 2000
quenched the violence of fire, escaped the edge of the sword, recovered from infirmities, were made valiant in battle, turned to flight the armies of foreign enemies;
King James 2000 Bible
Quenched the violence of fire, escaped the edge of the sword, out of weakness were made strong, became valiant in war, turned to flight the armies of foreigners.
American King James Version
Quenched the violence of fire, escaped the edge of the sword, out of weakness were made strong, waxed valiant in fight, turned to flight the armies of the aliens.
American Standard Version
quenched the power of fire, escaped the edge of the sword, from weakness were made strong, waxed mighty in war, turned to flight armies of aliens.
Douay-Rheims Bible
Quenched the violence of fire, escaped the edge of the sword, recovered strength from weakness, became valiant in battle, put to flight the armies of foreigners:
Darby Bible Translation
quenched [the] power of fire, escaped [the] edge of the sword, became strong out of weakness, became mighty in war, made [the] armies of strangers give way.
English Revised Version
quenched the power of fire, escaped the edge of the sword, from weakness were made strong, waxed mighty in war, turned to flight armies of aliens.
Webster's Bible Translation
Quenched the violence of fire, escaped the edge of the sword, out of weakness were made strong, became valiant in fight, turned to flight the armies of the aliens.
Weymouth New Testament
deprived fire of its power, escaped being killed by the sword, out of weakness were made strong, became mighty in war, put to flight foreign armies.
World English Bible
quenched the power of fire, escaped the edge of the sword, from weakness were made strong, grew mighty in war, and caused foreign armies to flee.
Young's Literal Translation
quenched the power of fire, escaped the mouth of the sword, were made powerful out of infirmities, became strong in battle, caused to give way camps of the aliens.
Parallel CommentariesMatthew Henry's Concise Commentary
11:32-38 After all our searches into the Scriptures, there is more to be learned from them. We should be pleased to think, how great the number of believers was under the Old Testament, and how strong their faith, though the objects of it were not then so fully made known as now. And we should lament that now, in gospel times, when the rule of faith is more clear and perfect, the number of believers should be so small, and their faith so weak. It is the excellence of the grace of faith, that, while it helps men to do great things, like Gideon, it keeps from high and great thoughts of themselves. Faith, like Barak's, has recourse unto God in all dangers and difficulties, and then makes grateful returns to God for all mercies and deliverances. By faith, the servants of God shall overcome even the roaring lion that goeth about seeking whom he may devour. The believer's faith endures to the end, and, in dying, gives him victory over death and all his deadly enemies, like Samson. The grace of God often fixes upon very undeserving and ill-deserving persons, to do great things for them and by them. But the grace of faith, wherever it is, will put men upon acknowledging God in all their ways, as Jephthah. It will make men bold and courageous in a good cause. Few ever met with greater trials, few ever showed more lively faith, than David, and he has left a testimony as to the trials and acts of faith, in the book of Psalms, which has been, and ever will be, of great value to the people of God. Those are likely to grow up to be distinguished for faith, who begin betimes, like Samuel, to exercise it. And faith will enable a man to serve God and his generation, in whatever way he may be employed. The interests and powers of kings and kingdoms, are often opposed to God and his people; but God can easily subdue all that set themselves against him. It is a greater honour and happiness to work righteousness than to work miracles. By faith we have comfort of the promises; and by faith we are prepared to wait for the promises, and in due time to receive them. And though we do not hope to have our dead relatives or friends restored to life in this world, yet faith will support under the loss of them, and direct to the hope of a better resurrection. Shall we be most amazed at the wickedness of human nature, that it is capable of such awful cruelties to fellow-creatures, or at the excellence of Divine grace, that is able to bear up the faithful under such cruelties, and to carry them safely through all? What a difference between God's judgement of a saint, and man's judgment! The world is not worthy of those scorned, persecuted saints, whom their persecutors reckon unworthy to live. They are not worthy of their company, example, counsel, or other benefits. For they know not what a saint is, nor the worth of a saint, nor how to use him; they hate, and drive such away, as they do the offer of Christ and his grace.
Gill's Exposition of the Entire Bible
Quenched the violence of fire,.... Which may be said to be done, when a believer, or a righteous man, is delivered out of it, as Lot from Sodom, when God rained fire and brimstone on it; when, by prayer, it is stopped, as by Moses, at Taberah, Numbers 11:1 when persons are not hurt by it, as Shadrach, Meshach, and Abednego, when cast into Nebuchadrezzar's fiery furnace; and many of the martyrs have triumphed in the flames: so believers are delivered out of the fire of afflictions, and are not consumed thereby; and quench the fiery darts of Satan, thrown at them; and are untouched by the fire of God's wrath, in every state and case; and shall not be hurt of the second death, which is a lake of fire, burning with brimstone.
Escaped the edge of the sword; and were not destroyed by it; as Lot, Abraham, Moses, Joshua, the Judges, David, Elijah, Elisha, and others.
Out of weakness were made strong; being recovered from bodily diseases, as David, Hezekiah, &c. by an increase of bodily strength, as Samson; by being filled with courage, and strength of mind; when before timorous, as Barak, &c. so believers, when they have been weak in the exercise of grace, have been made strong:
waxed valiant in fight; as Barak, Gideon, David, &c. so believers, in the spiritual fight of faith, have waxed valiant; being engaged in a good cause, and under a good Captain; being well provided with armour, and assured of victory, and a crown.
Turned to fight the armies of the aliens: such as the Canaanites, the Moabites, Ammonites, Philistines, and others; who were put to flight by Joshua, the Judges, David, and others.
Jamieson-Fausset-Brown Bible Commentary
34. Quenched the violence of fire—(Da 3:27). Not merely "quenched the fire," but "quenched the power (so the Greek) of the fire." Da 3:19-30 and 6:12-23 record the last miracles of the Old Testament. So the martyrs of the Reformation, though not escaping the fire, were delivered from its having power really or lastingly to hurt them.
escaped … sword—So Jephthah (Jud 12:3); and so David escaped Saul's sword (1Sa 18:11; 19:10, 12); Elijah (1Ki 19:1, &c.; 2Ki 6:14).
out of weakness … made strong—Samson (Jud 16:28; 15:19). Hezekiah (Isa 37:1-38:22). Milton says of the martyrs, "They shook the powers of darkness with the irresistible power of weakness."
valiant in fight—Barak (Jud 4:14, 15). And the Maccabees, the sons of Matthias, Judas, Jonathan, and Simon, who delivered the Jews from their cruel oppressor, Antiochus of Syria.
armies—literally, "camps" referring to Jud 7:21. But the reference may be to the Maccabees having put to flight the Syrians and other foes.
Hebrews 11:34 Additional Commentaries
The Faith of Many
…33who by faith conquered kingdoms, performed acts of righteousness, obtained promises, shut the mouths of lions, 34quenched the power of fire, escaped the edge of the sword, from weakness were made strong, became mighty in war, put foreign armies to flight. 35Women received back their dead by resurrection; and others were tortured, not accepting their release, so that they might obtain a better resurrection;…
Cross References
Exodus 18:4
and the other was named Eliezer, for he said, "My father's God was my helper; he saved me from the sword of Pharaoh."
Judges 7:21
While each man held his position around the camp, all the Midianites ran, crying out as they fled.
Judges 15:8
He attacked them viciously and slaughtered many of them. Then he went down and stayed in a cave in the rock of Etam.
Judges 15:15
Finding a fresh jawbone of a donkey, he grabbed it and struck down a thousand men.
1 Samuel 17:51
David ran and stood over him. He took hold of the Philistine's sword and drew it from the sheath. After he killed him, he cut off his head with the sword. When the Philistines saw that their hero was dead, they turned and ran.
1 Samuel 18:11
and he hurled it, saying to himself, "I'll pin David to the wall." But David eluded him twice.
1 Samuel 19:10
Saul tried to pin him to the wall with his spear, but David eluded him as Saul drove the spear into the wall. That night David made good his escape.
2 Samuel 8:1
In the course of time, David defeated the Philistines and subdued them, and he took Metheg Ammah from the control of the Philistines.
2 Samuel 10:15
After the Arameans saw that they had been routed by Israel, they regrouped.
1 Kings 19:1
Now Ahab told Jezebel everything Elijah had done and how he had killed all the prophets with the sword.
2 Kings 6:1
The company of the prophets said to Elisha, "Look, the place where we meet with you is too small for us.
Psalm 124:7
We have escaped like a bird from the fowler's snare; the snare has been broken, and we have escaped.
Psalm 144:10
to the One who gives victory to kings, who delivers his servant David. From the deadly sword
Daniel 3:23
and these three men, firmly tied, fell into the blazing furnace.
Daniel 3:27
and the satraps, prefects, governors and royal advisers crowded around them. They saw that the fire had not harmed their bodies, nor was a hair of their heads singed; their robes were not scorched, and there was no smell of fire on them.
Luke 21:24
They will fall by the sword and will be taken as prisoners to all the nations. Jerusalem will be trampled on by the Gentiles until the times of the Gentiles are fulfilled.
Treasury of Scripture
Quenched the violence of fire, escaped the edge of the sword, out of weakness were made strong, waxed valiant in fight, turned to flight the armies of the aliens.
Psalm 66:12 You have caused men to ride over our heads; we went through fire …
Isaiah 43:2 When you pass through the waters, I will be with you; and through …
Daniel 3:19-28 Then was Nebuchadnezzar full of fury, and the form of his visage …
1 Peter 4:12 Beloved, think it not strange concerning the fiery trial which is …
1 Samuel 20:1 And David fled from Naioth in Ramah, and came and said before Jonathan, …
2 Samuel 21:16,17 And Ishbibenob, which was of the sons of the giant, the weight of …
1 Kings 19:3 And when he saw that, he arose, and went for his life, and came to …
2 Kings 6:16-18,32 And he answered, Fear not: for they that be with us are more than …
Job 5:20 In famine he shall redeem you from death: and in war from the power …
Psalm 144:10 It is he that gives salvation to kings: who delivers David his servant …
Jeremiah 26:24 Nevertheless the hand of Ahikam the son of Shaphan was with Jeremiah…
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Judges 7:19-25 So Gideon, and the hundred men that were with him, came to the outside …
Judges 8:4-10 And Gideon came to Jordan, and passed over, he, and the three hundred …
Judges 15:14-20 And when he came to Lehi, the Philistines shouted against him: and …
Judges 16:19-30 And she made him sleep on her knees; and she called for a man, and …
2 Kings 20:7 And Isaiah said, Take a lump of figs. And they took and laid it on …
Job 42:10 And the LORD turned the captivity of Job, when he prayed for his …
Psalm 6:8 Depart from me, all you workers of iniquity; for the LORD has heard …
2 Corinthians 12:9,10 And he said to me, My grace is sufficient for you: for my strength …
1 Samuel 14:13 And Jonathan climbed up on his hands and on his feet, and his armor …
1 Samuel 17:51,52 Therefore David ran, and stood on the Philistine, and took his sword, …
2 Samuel 8:1 And after this it came to pass that David smote the Philistines, …
2 Chronicles 14:11-14 And Asa cried to the LORD his God, and said, LORD, it is nothing …
2 Chronicles 16:1-9 In the six and thirtieth year of the reign of Asa Baasha king of …
2 Chronicles 20:6-25 And said, O LORD God of our fathers, are not you God in heaven? and …
2 Chronicles 32:20-22 And for this cause Hezekiah the king, and the prophet Isaiah the …
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- Motherhood
The Briefing 06-04-15
Podcast Transcript 1) American exception to secularization no longer true in Pacific northwest 10 percent of Seattle residents identify as atheist, says study, Seattle Sun…
- Audio
- Individualism
- millennials
- Overpopulation
- Secularization
The Briefing 06-03-15
Podcast Transcript 1) OSHA regulations on transgender restroom use keep up with moral insanity of sexual revolution A Guide to Restroom Access for Transgender Workers, OSHA…
- Audio
- Church of England
- Feminist Theology
- Sepp Blatter
- Transgender
The Briefing 06-02-15
Podcast Transcript 1) Supreme Court ruling on Abercrombie headscarf case religious liberty win for all Americans Muslim Woman Denied Job Over Head Scarf Wins in…
- Abercrombie & Fitch
- Audio
- Bruce Jenner
- Church of England
- Transgender
The Briefing 06-01-15
Podcast Transcript 1) Senate debate over NSA program exposes tension between security and privacy in dangerous world Senate to let NSA spy program lapse, at least…
- 2016 Presidential Race
- Audio
- Dennis Hastert
- Senate
Ask Anything: Weekend Edition 2015-05-30
1) Were there actually women pastors and bishops in the early church? 2) What is the point of fasting? 3) Should evangelicals attend the weddings…
- Audio
- Catholicism
- complementarianism
- Divorce
- Fasting
The Briefing 05-29-15
Podcast Transcript 1) FIFA corruption charges exposes incompetence of humans to self-police sin Global soccer corruption case deeply rooted in USA, USA Today (Kevin Johnson)…
- adultery
- Audio
- Awe
- Corruption
- Genes
- naturalism