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He was an advisor to Pharaoh. When Pharaoh proposed drowning all the Jewish baby boys, Job did nothing to dissuade him.
The judge acted justly by giving Ms. Tolley the legal sentence for her crime. Unfortunately for many offenders (& victims), we live in a "commit a crime, get punished, repeat" society.
By giving Ms. Tolley a creative sentence in addition to her standard one, the judge is actually giving her the opportunity to ponder her own situation in the hopes that she is able to change her life views, which led to her driving drunk. While we never want judges to get too creative, sometimes little things like this can be very helpful. Punishment is first about justice, but it is also about helping people correct themselves and break the 'repeat' cycle.
Why was Job punished -- would love to know where you came up with that theory. Think the book of Job is pretty clear he was a righteous man, and was afflicted to prove the point that those who are faithful to God do so not because they are blessed, but despite the challenges that are put before them.
As far as the sentencing assignment, you could do a lot worse. The Book of Job is a treasure, and if you have any inclination to feel sorry for yourself, it'll convince you that you've got nothing to complain about.
So a judge sentencing a Muslim may demand a product based on the Koran. A judge sentencing a Taoist, a judge sentencing a Confucianist, a judge sentencing a Buddhist, etc. may tailor a sentence to the beliefs system of the defendant. And what of an atheist, an agnostic, an unaffiliated deist . . . where does this lead and what of the defendant who is not of a religion held fondly in the mind of the judge? This is scary, and stupid. Approximately 10,000 religions are recognized by some believer somewhere. Must a judge become familiar with the religion of each defendant? This seems to invite conformity to the judge's religion and deliberate dishonesty on the part of a defendant who religion might be disfavored. Sad, very sad.
Of course the Book of Job never mentions your assertion that he was an advisor to the pharaoh. You are just getting that from outside sources i.e. Aesop's fables.
The Book of Job is a morality play which illustrates that s__t may happen to people, regardless of their goodness and determination to be faithful subjects of God. God is portrayed as aloof, unsympathetic and arrogant. He didn't get any better during the centuries after the author of Job unmasked him as the tyrant he really is. True to form, God allowed his chosen people to be victimized by Satan's henchman, Hitler.
So, what did the judge have in mind when he sentenced this woman to summarize Job? She appears to have little in common with Job. She's guilty and admitted it. Job was innocent and protested that his afflictions were unjust. And, indeed, that's really the point of The Book of Job. God is put on trial and is found guilty of being unjust.
Want justice? You may find it in court. But don't look to God. He has other priorities.
Yikes. Please keep ancient superstitions out of our supposedly secular legal system.
The real tragedy is that many of those incarcerated were abused as children, which became the catalyst for their deviant behavior.
Perhaps more sentences should include compulsory alternative requirements; a highschool equivalency; a bachelor's degree; a trade...
Who knows what the judge had in mind here--a good reporter would have at least asked him--the young woman appears to have wanted to blame her drinking on the abuse she suffered at the hands of others while young. Having her summarize the Book of Job would serve the purpose of having her actually read it (which a number of these posters obviously have not done), and then to be able to reflect while writing her summary on the lessons Job learned from his horrible experience at the hands of others and Satan. The rain falls alike on the just and the unjust. What we do with what befalls us is what makes all the difference. Drinking at her problems has obviously not been an effective coping mechanism. Seeking help from one of the many groups that server people in general and women in particular who have been abused may work better, but self-pity and self-destruction are, in the current parlance, clearly poor choices, as Job learned all to well.
In Job Chapter 38 God answers Job with questions that Job could not answer. An example of this is verses 3-5 " Brace yourself like a man; I will question you, and you shall answer me." 4 Where were you when I laid the earths foundation? Tell me , if you understand. Who marked off its dimensions? Surely you know? Who stretched a measuring line across it? On what were its footings set, or who laid its cornerstone?" If Job did not understand the workings of God's physical creation how could he possibly understand God's mind and character? How can we as mere humans, made of flesh and blood even begin to understand the mind of God? Who are we to ask God, why me?Job went from riches to rags to riches and through all of this he never cursed God and was a picture of faith that endures. The Judge was looking out for Ms Tolley because he knew that by writing the report on Job she would discover that when everything you have is gone I still have God and that is enough. He is my sufficiency. The book of Job demonstrates God's sovereignty and the meaning of true faith.
Talmud Sanhedrin, 106:
The following three--Bil'am, Job, and Jithro--were the advisers of Pharaoh, concerning his command of throwing in the river the children of Israel. Bil'am, who gave this advice, was killed; Job, who kept silent, was punished with chastisement; and Jithro, who ran away, was rewarded by having his descendants placed among the Sanhedrin, in the chamber of the Temple, as the above-cited verse [of I Chron. ii. 55, p. 327] reads.
Why Job ? What is distinct?
It is not about me; it is about God
The Lord our God is Battling for your Soul against the Enemy of your soul
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I am not sure why that book was chosen. Here's my summary. The devil went up to God and said hey Job is your faithful servant only because you have blessed him abundantly. God disagreed. He knew that Job loved him. So God told the devil that he can test Job's faithfulness but he could not take his life. The devil jumped at the chance he took his wealth away, killed his kids, and his wife kept telling Job just kick God to the curb he is showing you no respect. But Job was strong in his faith and God told the devil enough. As a faithful servant God blessed Job with more wealth than what he had before and he blessed him with more kids than what he had. Job loved God and God loved Job just God loves us.
Why was Job Punished... I was waiting for you to cite that...Talmud equals Book of Mormon equals Aesop's fables equals wikipedia or any other book of stories. Nice try. Why not only use the source that is named after the character...Job or even the Book which includes this story. I know why, because none of them mention your fairy tale. Instead you've chosen a book only followed by perhaps 1/1000 of a percent of the population. Even most jews don't follow that idea only orthodox.
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I like your observations. The only thing that bteohrs me is you use God's Law and natural law interchangeably. How do you reconcile your thoughts with ? Without me trying to interpret, only understand, it appears that God's laws and natural laws are not interchangeable terms. In fact, He makes it quite clear that ALL things from Him are spiritual, and if a thing isn't, we can know with surety that it therefore ISN'T from Him. Maybe it's just semantics or I'm overly picky, but I prefer to use God's Law when it comes from God, and natural law when it comes from Scottish enlightenment philosophers, and keep the two very distinct.Because natural law as you apply it in this article is very different from the common usage among philosophers.
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I pull Heidegger's Introduction to Metaphysics out of my shoulder bag. This is the tome that opens with the stupefier, "Why are there things that are rather than nothing?" Whatever could have possessed me to lug this baby across the Atlantic to this remote island village? It must have been the inevitable thoughts of mortality that hover over me. Heidegger's question seems to go beyond the start and stop of an individual life—say, mine— to being itself. What is that all about? I have this nagging suspicion that for the past fifty-odd years I have been dismissing Heidegger's question as total twaddle without ever really trying it on for size. […]
Perhaps it is impossible to get one's head around immutable nothingness: the mind just keeps collapsing in on itself. I can only barely get the idea of subtracting everything from the universe. But an eternal nothingness to which nothing could possibly be added escapes me. Maybe the positivists were right, after all: the reason I cannot think about this stuff is because it is utter nonsense. But what's this? For an instant, I feel something like relief or even gratitude that being is. I even experience tinges of something that feels a wee bit like awe— awe that miraculously being has somehow triumphed over nothing. And that, astonishingly, I have been a part of that triumph: I have had the privilege of participating in being and of being conscious of that fact. And that is it— my yes! moment. It is over in a minute, and it was not even a full yes— more like a shiver of assent.
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Henry insists that he is not a spiritual man. He says religion is just hocus-pocus. And yet when we go to a symphony concert together— which is usually one with Mahler on the program —and I glance over at him, I often behold on his creased old face an expression of rapture. Henry is clearly elevated to a higher realm— his spirit soars. I have no doubt that in some meaningful sense Henry has left the building. I too listen to music more and more. Throughout my life, music has stirred me more than any other art form, and now, in old age, I find myself listening to it almost every evening, usually alone, for hours at a time. Lying on the couch in the dark, listening to, say, Mahler's Ninth Symphony or the Fauré Requiem or Puccini's "E lucevan le stelle" from Tosca, I too sometimes take off for a realm where self-consciousness and my separateness from everything in the universe fall away. I am lost in the stars. Like Henry, I am hesitant to name this a spiritual experience, but at times it feels awfully close to one. Eyes closed, breath stilled, listening to the exquisite melancholy of Cavaradossi's romanza to Tosca under the stars as he awaits his execution crying out, "Never have I loved life more!" sometimes— just sometimes— I can feel my yearnings made sublime.
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…But is "do what you love" wisdom or malarkey?
…the "do what you love" ethos so ubiquitous in our culture is in fact elitist because it degrades work that is not done from love. It also ignores the idea that work itself possesses an inherent value, and most importantly, severs the traditional connection between work, talent and duty.
…My father didn't do what he loved. He labored at a job he detested so that he could send his children to college. Was he just unenlightened and mistaken to put the well-being of others above his own personal interests? It might be argued that his idea of self-fulfillment was taking care of his family, but again, like so many other less than fortunate ones, he hated his work but gritted his teeth and did it well.
…Our desires should not be the ultimate arbiters of vocation. Sometimes we should do what we hate, or what most needs doing, and do it as best we can.
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I knew him to be wrong. We all had them once.
"At five, I had the intuitive, instinctive faith that my cosmos, my family and the world were good and true and beautiful. That somehow I had always been and always would be. And I knew in a way of a five-year-old that I had worth and dignity and individuality. Later, when I read Nietzsche's statement that these are not given to us by nature but are tasks that we must somehow solve, I knew him to be wrong. We all had them once."
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"The smallest actions have the most profound ramifications. Confucius, Mencius, and other Chinese philosophers taught that the most mundane actions can have a ripple effect, and Puett urges his students to become more self-aware, to notice how even the most quotidian acts—holding open the door for someone, smiling at the grocery clerk—change the course of the day by affecting how we feel.
That rush of good feeling that comes after a daily run, the inspiring conversation with a good friend, or the momentary flash of anger that arises when someone cuts in front of us in line—what could they have to do with big life matters? Everything, actually. From a Chinese philosophical point of view, these small daily experiences provide us endless opportunities to understand ourselves. When we notice and understand what makes us tick, react, feel joyful or angry, we develop a better sense of who we are that helps us when approaching new situations. Mencius, a late Confucian thinker (4th century B.C.E.), taught that if you cultivate your better nature in these small ways, you can become an extraordinary person with an incredible influence, altering your own life as well as that of those around you, until finally "you can turn the whole world in the palm of your hand."
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Epictetus (AD 55–135) was a Greek sage and philosopher. He was born a slave in present day Turkey, and lived in Rome until his banishment, when he went to Nicopolis in northwestern Greece for the rest of his life. Philosophy, Epictetus taught, is a way of life and not just a theoretical discipline. To Epictetus, all external events are determined by fate, and are thus beyond our control; we should accept whatever happens calmly and dispassionately. However, individuals are responsible for their own actions, which they can examine and control through rigorous self-discipline. Suffering occurs from trying to control what is uncontrollable, or from neglecting what is within our power. As part of the universal city that is the universe, it is our duty to care for all our fellow men. Those who follow these precepts will achieve happiness and peace of mind. (Source: Wiki)
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A month ago, Wisconsin was reeling. The Badgers were mired in a stretch of five losses in six games, including one baffling defeat to Northwestern.
The narrative was alive and well: Wisconsin isn't that good, nor will they ever be.
Fast-forward to Saturday's thrilling 79-74 victory over No. 15 Iowa in a raucous Carver Arena, and No. 16 Wisconsin is mired, just as deeply, in the thick of the Big Ten title chase. That's what a five-game winning streak – including three wins over Top-15 opponents – will do for you.
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"We were in a little bit of a shooting slump," Bo Ryan said. "Ted Williams had them too. Not shooting slumps, but batting slumps. DiMaggio didn't always hit in 50-some straight games. That's the only way I can say it."
On Saturday, they went all Teddy Ballgame, draining five first-half 3-pointers to stake a nine-point halftime lead over Iowa. Even little-used Bronson Koenig contributed, tying his career-high with 10 first-half points.
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The Badgers are now 22-5 overall (9-5 Big Ten) after extinguishing a furious second-half rally from the Hawkeyes. Iowa, after shooting 42 percent in the first half, opened the second on an 8-1 run to close the gap to just two points. Another 9-0 Iowa run midway through the half gave the Hawkeyes a 54-51 lead before a huge defensive lapse halted all momentum.
With Iowa in a zone defense and the shot clock showing one second left, Badger SG Josh Gasser drained a 3-pointer from the right perimeter that completely broke Iowa's back.
"Josh knows how to read zones and positioning. He slid up the side, got space and Iowa was flying around a little bit. They probably had us right where they wanted us," Ryan said. "That was a tough shot, but he made it."
Said Iowa guard Mike Gesell: "He got the open look because we weren't rotating well. We had a few mental lapses down the stretch and they killed us basically. That was a big-time shot he hit."
Wisconsin opened the season a program-best 16-0 only to hit the skids in mid-January. Now, in third place in the Big Ten, this team appears to be past those shooting doldrums.
"People might have been writing us off, but we've got a little roll going right now," said Sam Dekker, who had 15 points and 11 rebounds on Saturday. As active as the sophomore was, he wasn't even the Badgers' biggest catalyst.
That would be Frank Kaminsky, whose inside-out game makes him a terror to defend. Kaminsky finished with 21 points and seven rebounds – eight more points than his season average.
"Frank's one of the guys doing a heck of a job on his learning curve," Ryan said of his mobile big man.
Frank the Tank's back in school, and the Badgers are going streaking.


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Institutional investors do not take that lightly. The ATGI screw up by HARVEY BERGER and the addition 400,000 stock options aquired by HARVEY BERGER AFTER a 35% shareholder dilution proves that he has ZEO regared for existing shareholders. Any Questions???
Yes, who the f. are you comrade, who is your paymaster, and why can't you find something more interesting to bray about than the hackneyed, tiresome, overused ad-nauseam shit that you and you fellow bashers dump on this board about Dr.Berger. We have three world class molecules, developed by Ariad scientists, under Dr.Berger's leadership. Any or all of the three may turn into blockbuster oncology drugs, and some save thousands of lives, and some f.ing anonymous garbage basher(s) keep barking about Dr.Berger. What have you done for humanity lately, SCUM GARBAGE??????
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Attention All Hands:Berger is the only sitting Board member up for election this year.This is a great opportunity to throw the incompetent buffoon off the Board and out on his ass.
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Engine Hoist selection for the shop
I am thinking of buying an off-the-shelf engine hoist for help with moving large work pieces in and out of machines. I note a plethora of $200-class stuff available in many places including Home Depot. They boast 2-ton capacity, but I would be happy with half that. (The picture attached is a Sunex in the $500 class.)
Any suggestions for what is worth buying and what is junk?
(And, yes, why don't I build one.... blah.... blah... blah... That is not the question.)
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We use a 3 ton hoist here at work that works fantastic. I've used one of those harbor freight ones with the fold up wheels and I hate it, doesn't steer well and the wheels suck. My main complaint with the fold up wheels is there isn't an adjustment for how far out you want them to be, you are stuck with them fully extended which makes it a pain to get under items.
We use one that looks just like this and have had it for ~8 years. It gets used for moving small lathes (SB heavy 10 and 14.5") concrete beams and railroad ties, hydraulic cylinders, bearing blocks, spreader beams, and anything else that gets in the way.
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I have a HF engine hoist and yes I have the wheel problem. The problem is the middle wheels are smaller than the outer ones, causing the small casters to all turn in the small direction. The reason for the smaller casters is to stabilize the hoist when the legs are let down, i.e, no weight on the small wheels.
The folding part is a requirement for me as I have limited storage for such items.
The location of the legs is an irritation, but I don't see a practical solution if you want to use an engine hoist.
I had a HF 2 ton without the folding legs. Worked great, for the very few things I used it for. I think I paid something like $175 for it. As far as the money I would go with the HF one with rigid legs. They work great for little money. I rarely used it. Sold it to a friend once I got my Forklift.
I have a 1 ton Clark, that will go almost anywhere, and is much better for getting at the lathe or mill. Next purchase is a Carry Deck Crane with about a 5-10 ton capacity. Will work a lot better for me than building a bridge crane, plus I can use it in the yard.
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Some wonderful local eating places just around the corner from 14th Street,
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The suite was large, clean, and had everything you could want! I really liked that there were french doors between the bedroom and den, a door between the bathroom and the den, and a door between the bathroom and bedroom. Another thing I
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Marriott Suites Midtown refused to honor my [...]offers of upgrades and actually insinuated that I had altered the reservation. I was humiliated and had to deal with the hotel staff for three more days. I could not believe the lack of
Great dining just behind the MSM on 13th at a little Italian restaurant. Many, many places within walking distance to stay, eat and visit.
Great location
Very nice location with local restuarants nearby. The MARTA arts Center stop is one block away. Our family of 4 was very comfortable in this suite. The sofa bed was fine for a couple of nights for kids and the extra room was nice for a family of
4. Thought I rec'd the best deal with [...]but talked to another person there and found out she booked through another online travel site for only $75/ night . May have to check that out next trip.
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Staff was very accommodating and friendly. The rooms were clean and comfortable. The negatives are: no wireless internet (only high speed at a cost), limited and uninteresting television stations, parking spaces (self) were very narrow.
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This was a nice old hotel that needed a little updating in the pool area. The fold out couches were really uncomfortable as well. Really close to public transportation and lots to do relatively close.
Dinged $300 for "missing" items
The accommodations were fair, and the staff were professional. Unfortunately when I got my bill, there were a few items labeled "missing" for a total of $300. After a few days of calling, I got to someone who was able to tell me the missing
items were 2 pillows, and some sort of bed lining.Now I'm pretty sure I didn't manage to walk out of the room with 2 pillows and bed lining in the morning, so I wanted to dispute the charges.I was informed the assistant manager [...] would be calling me back to discuss the charges. I waited 5 or 6 days and received no call, so I had to call back.The conversation was brief, and basically ended with her restating that the items were not found in the room, and the charges would not be removed from my card.[...] was very professional, but seemed unwilling to acknowledge that it was highly unlikely that I would have taken the pillows and bedding from the room. (I didn't even have any luggage for this stay)So it comes down to their word vs mine, and apparently Marriott is able to claim whatever they wish and charge my card for what they feel is missing.This will be my last stay at Marriott, and I feel the $300 was a valuable lesson in customer service.
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The staff we came in contact with were very polite and helpful. Overall experience was great.
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I enjoyed my stay. It was comfortable and quiet. There is not wifi in the rooms which was a surprise. I will not stay again do to that. Otherwise it was good.
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We stayed here for almost a week while hubby was teaching a class in Las Vegas. First the regular rooms are very large, (550 sq ft.), very clean, have great views of the golf course. No issue with the rooms at all. The hotel registration staff was very friendly and courteous as were all the waitstaff in all of the restaurants we ate in.
Now for the food in the restaurants: Oyster Bar: Sushi was pretty blah, not much flavor but rolled ok. Go to a dedicated sushi restaurant if you want real sushi. Green side salad contained "old" lettuce, a few thin carrots, one slide of tomato. Whole salad was wilted and pretty bad. Could not eat it. Husbands seafood pasta was fairly good. St.Tropez buffet: As buffets go in LV we would rate it a 5 out of 10. Some food was dropped into others from sloppy guests. Staff was not really on top of the messes.
Sienna Cafe: Probably the worst Eggs Benedict and hash browns we have ever had. Hollandaise sauce tasted like lemon sugar frosting and hash browns were burned and had the consistency of rubber. Coasta Cantina: This was our best bet. Food was tasty and reasonably fresh. Bagel Deli: regular deli fare but lots of food for your money.
The Casino: We have been to numerous hotel/casinos over the years but this by far has to be the smokiest, most dirty air of them all. Even when there did not seem to many smokers around the air would make you choke, and cause your eyes to burn. We realize this is a casino atmosphere and smoke is to expected, but not to the point of making people feel sick. As much as we love this hotel with its friendly staff, the smoke issue may be a deal breaker for us and our friends in the future. Would like to see the restaurants, I.e. Cafe Sienna, Oyster Bar try to put fresh, unburned higher quality food out. We ended up started to eat off property later in the week.


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I loved to stay with these charming and courteous young ladies. I felt safe and welcome. The appartement was very clean and the subway very close. I can highly recommend staying at this place.
Muy buena experiencia, buena habitación, limpia, tal cual como se ve en la publicación, muy bien ubicada.
Location: I would say s a quiet neighbourhood except for a few fire engines driving past at night. Not significantly disturbing. Quiet home and I felt that I had privacy 100% of the time. Thanks for the experience ladies. Xxx
Merci à Andrea pour son accueil chaleureux dès mon arrivée avec un retard de plusieurs heures de mon vol vers New York. Son accueil chaleureux en pleine nuit m'a permise de me sentir à l'aise malgré ce désagrément pour lequel je me faisais du souci. Elle a répondu à mes besoins au fur et à mesure de mon voyage. J'ai beaucoup apprécié la confiance à mon égard même si nous avions la barrière de la langue. Elle et sa sœur, Liz ont respecté mon horaire de voyage qui faisait en sorte qu'il m'est arrivé de revenir à l'appartement en fin de soirée. En tout temps, j'ai pu utiliser les pièces communes avec facilité et ce , peu importe le moment. Pour moi, cela m'a plu grandement. Ma chambre était propre ainsi que mon lit et elle contenait les commodités que je m'attendais. L'appartement est bien situé pour les facilités telles que le métro, bus, épicerie, commerce et dépanneur. J'ai pu voir évoluer les gens du quartier dans leur quotidien. Je termine en remerciant sincèrement Andréa et sa sœur Liz , toutes deux sont respectueuses, intentionnées, serviables, gentilles et passionnées. Merci à chaque newyorkais qui m'a aidé à trouver mon chemin au quotidien et cela toujours avec le sourire. J'ai passé un beau voyage dans votre grande ville. I love NY.
I have really enjoyed my stay at Liz and Andrea's place - friendly and welcoming hosts, cozy and tidy flat, excellent location. The description is pretty accurate and you get all the facilities required for a comfortable stay. The area is nice as well with a few shops and nice spots for dinner. Only a short walk to the subway station and under 10 min to the Central Park (great for those interested in a morning jog).
I really enjoyed my stay. It was close to good food, good coffee and the #6 subway got me everywhere I wanted and was only a couple of blocks away. Liz and Andrea could not have been more welcoming making me feel more like I was roommate and not a guest. I felt right at home.
I don't know what to say because there're no wards that can describe my experience. I had extraordinary time in NYC and that was all because of Liz and her sister Melissa. Honestly, whiteout them, that visit would never be better. They were so kind with best heart ever. They really have the concern about their guest. They were always there to help and talk. Believe me you will feel like home. Their apartment was in the best location where you can get to the subway within 5 minutes walking distance. The apartment was exactly as shown on the pictures. I don't want keep writing, just trust me, you'll never find a better place with reasonable price, comfy clean apartment and perfect location. I highly recommend and guarantee it for everyone who reads my review. Unlimited thanks for you Liz and Melissa
Liz and her sister were very sweet and welcoming and made me feel like I was at home. The room was inmaculate clean and spacious. More importantly the bed was very comfy. The neighbourhood is very quiet and safe and has all kinds of shops and supermarkets really close. There are also some delis and takeaways if you don't have time to do your shopping.
It is a very convenient place, and of course comfortable. It took me within an hour to LGA airpot, and half hour to downtown. Everything is good :)
I stayed with Andrea and Mel in August 2015 and had the best trip in NY ever - the girls are lovely and always happy to share tips on the city or help with anything, the room is nice and bed very comfy, the neighborhood lively and close to Downtown (about 30 minutes). Definitely a great place to stay :)
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Gorgeous... Everything went well. The house was left in order and I didn't have any problem. I will be happy to host her and his friends again!
Andrea (Liz's roommate) booked a weekend with us in our vacation rental in South Beach. She was a great guest! As an Airbnb host herself, she was the best renter we could have - left everything practically ready for the next guests to check in! It was fun to talk Airbnb, and since she knows South Beach well herself, to trade restaurant tips.
Elizabeth was an ideal guest in our home -- very polite, communicative, and considerate of our rules at all times. We'd recommend this guest, without hesitation, to any Airbnb host.
Elizabeth rented my apartment for her friend Andrea & boyfriend from NYC to come down for a wedding. Although I didn't get to meet them personally I am very confident to say that they are amazing human beings. They were constantly in touch with me keeping me updated of their travel situation and also they were very accessible in all phone communications. The apartment was returned in great shape. A good bond was left along with a "thank you" note and a lovely pic. I look forward to see them in a not so distant future. Thank you guys! Thank


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I found that this recipe turned out very well and it was a huge hit. I cut down the amount of bacon but I would use the full 10 slices next time. The major change that I made was to add 1/2 cup aged cheddar to the batter. Cheddar cornbread is an old family favorite from a Paul Prudhomme recipe. The cheese adds flavor and moisture. Excellent recipe and simple to prepare.flag if inappropriate
This was ok, nothing fabulous. The bacon was a nice touch and went down well with the boys, but the actual cornbread was a little dry.flag if inappropriate
I was 98% totally pleased with this recipe. I, too, wish that it was a little bit moister. The flavor was great and I would totally make this again!flag if inappropriate
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Very moist and flavorful. Great comfort food. The recipe serves 12 to 16 people. I'm going to cut it in half and see if it freezes well.flag if inappropriate
actually.... many, many cornbread recipes call for sugar, honey, or any other type of sweetner. I really liked this cornbread - the salty flavor of the bacon combines well with the rest of the recipe. I think the previous reviewer should maybe MAKE the recipe then comment. I have other recipes that like better - but this was yummy and a good change.flag if inappropriate
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Bedrooms: 5/
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Type: Apt. / Condo
A historical apartment ,Arx Suites,which was renovated according the original construction techniques in 2013.Uniqe design with historical red bricks,breathtaking architecture, timeless beauty, and old world charm,furnished to create a home away from home.Unique design with historical theme,a 37-inch flat-screen LCD HD TV with android smart box ,over 1000 channel with 4 stalites,a work desk,red brick walls ,wooden floor .
It's a great place where inspiration,and history are found around every corner.Cast your worries aside and check out the local exotics, explore the history, and shop for some luxeries you will want to bring home.
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We are in the middle of best spots in town,Taksim,Old city Sultanahmet,Grand bazaar area,Beyoglu,Galata,Pera districts,if you stay here you will have easy and equal time to spend to reach these areas.
The neighbourhood is safe and still authentic.I love authentic areas in Istanbul,and i belive my place is one of the best spot.
We are located in Tophane disctrict,you can reach easily to most of the famous historical places like Hagia Sophia Museum, Blue Mosque, Grand Bazar, Topkapı Palace, Hippodrome,Suleymaniye Mosque,Spice Bazaar – Egyptian Bazaar, New Mosque, Galata bridge, Galata Tower and Basilica Cistern.
Tophane Tram stop is just 50 meters away,you can reach Sultanahmet -old city just couple of min,and by using this tram you can reach Taksim at most 10 min.
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As the girlfriend he shot lay dead or dying in his home, a weeping, praying Oscar Pistorius knelt at her side and struggled in vain to help her breathe by holding two fingers in her clenched mouth, a witness testified Thursday.
"Oscar was crying all the time," radiologist Johan Stipp said at the double-amputee athlete's murder trial in South Africa. "He was praying to God, 'Please let her live.'"
The testimony in a Pretoria court was the first detailed, public description of the immediate aftermath of the shooting of Reeva Steenkamp, a 29-year-old model, by the Olympian in the predawn hours of Feb. 14 – Valentine's Day – last year.
At his bail hearing last year, Pistorius said in a statement read by lawyer Barry Roux that, after he realized he had shot Steenkamp, he pulled on his prosthetic legs and tried to kick down the toilet door before finally giving up and bashing it in with a cricket bat. Inside, he said he found Steenkamp, slumped over but still alive. He said he lifted her bloodied body and carried her downstairs to seek medical help.
"It was obvious that she was mortally wounded," Stipp said as he described what he saw at Pistorius' villa. "At the bottom of the stairs … there was a lady lying on her back on the floor."
As a radiologist, Stipp is a medical doctor with years of study, and he said he used his expertise to try to save the shot woman.
"I tried to assist her." Stipp said. "I tried to open an airway."
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The Peanuts gang celebrates the coming of spring in this animated TV special. Linus has promised all his friends that the Easter Beagle will soon be arriving to bring candy and colored eggs to the neighborhood children. Unfortunately, after his many miscalculations with the Great Pumpkin, not everyone is so sure that the holiday hound will actually show up. Meanwhile, Snoopy helps Woodstock find the birdhouse of his dreams, Peppermint Patty discovers teaching Marcie how to make Easter Eggs is no walk in the park, and Sally buys a new pair of shoes for spring. Originally aired on April 9, 1974, It's the Easter Beagle, Charlie Brown was the twelfth in the long-running series of animated specials featuring the characters of Charles M. Schulz's popular comic strip.
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I am a Special Education teacher who likes to celebrate all holidays and special events with my students. They loved this, as they love all of the Charlie Brown movies. Read morePublished 2 months ago by Amber Franklin


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Dec 11, 2011 - 2:45 pm
That is Monday and Tuesday. On wednesday I have to get an ultrasound and then take the pill. For some reason, it says I have to fast from 2:30 am. Does that mean fasting until I get the body scan on Friday?
Dec 11, 2011 - 6:46 pm
You just need to fast before you take the RAI. This way it gets into your system fast. About forty-five minutes after your dose are able to drink and eat. Be sure to drink a lot of fluids. Not so much that you feel sick however. Make sure that this is what they want you to do first. This is the instructions I was given. You don't have to wait until Friday to eat. That would be cruel and unusual.
Dec 11, 2011 - 6:50 pm
I am going to call the dr.morning because his instructions are very confusing. Thanks for the info though.