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Charges dropped against veteran in Georgia who broke car window to save dog
Authorities have dropped the charges filed against a veteran who was arrested after breaking a window to save a dog left inside a hot car in a shopping center parking lot.
Michael Hammons, 46, an Iraq War veteran who lives in Athens, Ga., used a leg support from his wife's wheelchair to smash out the window of a Mustang.
At the insistence of the angry dog's owner, who said she'd only let the dog alone for five minutes, Hammons was arrested and charged with criminal trespass.
Thousands subsequently came to his defense online and called Hammons a hero, including People for the Ethical Treatment of Animals (PETA), which announced last week it will be awarding Hammons its Compassionate Action Award.
PETA officials noted that temperatures inside a parked car can jump quickly to 100 to 120 degrees — even on a mild, 78-degree day like Saturday, May 9, when the incident took place.
A local Ford dealer in Athens offered to replace the broken window for free, WXIA in Atlanta reported.
Current Georgia law allows someone to break a window to save a person, but not an animal. Hammons arrest led to a call to change that law, as a handful of other states have.
"The laws need to be changed to protect the animals, not necessarily the people," said Mark Martin, a pet store owner who rallied around Hammons' cause. "We are the voices for the animals; they can't speak for themselves."
Ken Mauldin, district attorney for the Superior Court of Athens-Clarke and Oconee counties, said the car's owner agreed with his decision to drop the charges.
Posted by John Woestendiek May 19th, 2015 under Muttsblog.
Tags: animals, arrested, Athens, broke, car, charged, charges dropped, criminal trespass, district attorney, dog, dogs, dropped, georgia, hot, inside, leg support, michael hammons, parked, parking lot, pets, rescue, safety, wheelchair, window
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Mayor apologizes for Arfee's shooting
The mayor of Coeur d'Alene publicly apologized for a police officer's fatal shooting of a dog in a parked van last week, and promised a full investigation into the dog's death.
"We as a city again want to offer our complete apology to Mr. Jones," Mayor Steve Widmyer said at last night's City Council meeting.
Widmyer said the city will "take full responsibility" for the death of the 2-year-old black Lab mix, named Arfee, if the investigation determines mistakes were made.
Arfee was alone in a parked van when a police officer — as yet unnamed — approached it from the rear during an investigation. The officer says the dog lunged at him when he neared the partially opened window. He fired one shot — through the window glass — hitting Arfee in the chest and killing him.
Police Chief Ron Clark also spoke at the start of last night's council meeting, calling the shooting "a regrettable tragedy." He said he has spoken to the dog's owner, Craig Jones, a former Coeur d'Alene resident now living in Colorado who was visiting the Idaho city during the 4th of July weekend.
"I told him how sorry I was about this incident," the chief said. "And we had a good conversation. We discussed the entire situation and also about how it was unintended."
Jones left Arfee in the van while he went out to breakfast and returned to find a bullet hole through the window, according to the Spokesman-Review.
In a news release after the shooting, police said they were responding to a report of a suspicious van, possibly containing someone watching young children. When an officer approached the van on the driver's side, "a vicious Pit Bull dog lunged out the open driver's side window toward the Officer's face," the release said.
Police removed the dog's body and left before Jones returned to this van. Police later said the dog was a Lab mix, not a pit bull.
A witness to the shooting also spoke at last night's council meeting.
"Everything that I witnessed appeared to be a complete cover-up," Jessi Johnson told the council. "Everybody watched and nobody did the right thing."
Police Chief Clark said the department's investigation will be reviewed by the city's legal department, the administration and an outside authority yet to be identified. The results will he shared with the public, he said.
"I'm going to do everything I can to avoid anything like this happening in the future," he added.
The officer involved will be reassigned from patrol to office duty until the investigation and reviews are completed, Clark said. The city has withheld the officer's name and the officer's report on the incident, according to the Spokesman-Review.
Posted by John Woestendiek July 16th, 2014 under Muttsblog.
Tags: animals, arfee, car, coeur dalene, craig jones, dog, dogs, idaho, investigation, killed, killing, lab mix, law enforcement, officer, parked, pets, pit bull, police, shot, van, window
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A case of mistaken identities in Idaho
Not every white van is driven by a child predator.
Not every large dog is a pit bull.
Why police in Coeur d'Alene, Idaho, wanted to check out a white van parked near a coffee shop Wednesday morning is understandable: It fit the description of one being used by a child predator, and the coffee shop owners had called to report someone inside it was watching young children from a nearby parking lot.
Why the officer shot the van's only occupant — a dog – is a little less understandable.
And why investigators called the dog a "vicious pit bull" makes even less sense.
Arfee was a black lab, according to his owner, Craig Jones, who was eating breakfast at a nearby restaurant — not scoping out children — when the officer approached his van from behind with his gun drawn.
When the dog lunged toward him out of the partially open driver's side window the officer fired one round, through the window, hitting Arfee in the chest. He later died.
Jones said Arfee, who was two years old, did not have a mean bone in his body. "This still isn't even real to me," Jones told KREM 2 News.
"If my dog is barking and wondering who's peering through the windows he doesn't care if you're a cop, an attorney, or President Bush," said Jones. "He doesn't know any difference."
Coeur d'Alene Police Chief Ron Clark said the department is reviewing the shooting, and said initial police reports describing the dog as a pit bull were erroneous.
"Animal control officers originally identified the dog as a pit bull," he said. "The Police Department had a veterinarian examine the dog and it has been identified as a lab mix."
"We understand the grief the family is dealing with due to the loss of their pet. We also understand the distress this has caused for citizens," Clark said. "The officer who shot the dog is also distraught over this incident."
Arfee's owner, who formerly lived in Coeur d'Alene, was visiting for the 4th of July weekend, according to the Spokesman-Review.
"Best 4th of July weekend in cda eva," Jones, who now lives in Colorado, posted on his Facebook page earlier in the week.
On Wednesday, he posted this: "Cda cops just shot my dog while I ate lunch at Java?"
Yesterday, he thanked his Facebook friends for their support. "Today is definitely harder than yesterday. Just seeing his ball in my rig tears me apart," he wrote. "This cop left a hole in both of (us) that can't be fixed."
(Photo: Craig Jones' Facebook page)
Posted by John Woestendiek July 11th, 2014 under Muttsblog.
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Dog dies in car while owner visits museum
A tourist from Michigan was charged with animal cruelty Monday after leaving his two dogs inside a minivan while he visited the the Holocaust Memorial Museum in Washington.
Rosie, an 8-year-old Chihuahua, died of heat stress after being inside the minivan for more than an hour, said Sabrina Fang, a spokeswoman for the Washington Humane Society.
Rosie had been left inside a plastic storage bin. A second dog, a 15-year-old beagle mix named Pebbles, was kept inside a crate made for dogs. She was treated for heat stress at an animal hospital, and was expected to be released today, according to the Washington Post.
Washington Humane Society officials say more tourists seem to be leaving pets inside cars, unaware of how quickly the temperatures can rise.
Police arrested Kenneth Reiff, and his daughter was taken into custody by Child Protective Services, Humane Society officials said.
Posted by John Woestendiek August 31st, 2010 under Muttsblog.
Tags: animal welfare, animals, beagle, cars, caution, chihuahua, danger, death, died, district, dog, dogs, health, heat, holocaust memorial museum, kenneth reiff, ohmidog!, parked, pebbles, pets, risk, rosie, temperatures, tourist, tourists, warning, washington
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Dog dies in parked car in Frederick
A Labrador retriever died after being left in a car parked outside a Costco in Frederick, Maryland.
A Maltese died after being left in a parked van while his owner went for a swim in a New York park.
A rash of similar cases have been reported across the heat-waved northeast, leading animal advocates to reiterate what they have long said — but apparently not everybody has heard: Dogs should never be left in parked cars, especially not in summer
In the Maryland case, Frederick County Animal Control says the dog was left in a car on Tuesday, as temperatures climbed to 104 degrees, the Washington Post reported. Authorities were notified about the dog, but by the time investigators arrived the dog was dead and the owner of the car was gone. Authorities are still investigating.
Earlier this week, a Bronx man left his Maltese inside his van at FDR State Park in Westchester, while he went for an hour-long swim, the New York Daily News reported.
Someone saw the dog and called park police, but by the time it was moved to the shade, the dog died. The owner of the dog was charged with animal cruelty.
Posted by John Woestendiek July 9th, 2010 under Muttsblog.
Tags: animals, bronx, car, cars, caution, danger, death, dogs, frederick, health, heat, heat stroke, heat wave, maltese, maryland, new york, news, ohmidog!, park, parked, pets, safety, swimming, temperature, van, warning
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Two more reasons to not leave dog in car
The first comes from Washington, D.C., where a woman left her Yorkshire terrier in her car Saturday while she popped into a laundromat. When she returned, her car window was smashed and her beloved William was gone.
"He's so much a part of my family. Everyone that knows him loves him. I know he's scared right now. I can't sleep because I know he's scared, and he doesn't know these people. He's not gonna eat. They just need to get him back," Denise Conner-Battle told ABC 7 News.
The second comes from Middleton, Wisconsin, where a dog left in a car while his owner stopped for lunch Thursday somehow managed to shift the car from park to neutral.
Police said the car rolled out of its parking spot and into a pickup truck across the lot. Damage to both vehicles was estimated in the thousands of dollars, according to an Associated Press report. The dog was fine.
Posted by John Woestendiek April 5th, 2010 under Muttsblog.
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Simon says don't leave dogs in parked cars
It's strictly coincidental that — at the same time a dog perished in a parked car during "American Idol" auditions — PETA was putting the finishing touches on a public service announcement by Simon Cowell about the dangers of leaving dogs in parked cars.
Now, though, PETA is rushing the "Idol" judge's PSA to television stations across the country.
"Far be it from me to be critical, but I find it really appalling that, this year, thousands of dogs will die of heatstroke inside parked cars," Cowell says in the spot, in which he appears with his canine pal, Claude. "Never ever leave your dog inside a parked car. Your dog idolizes you. In warm weather, keep him safe at home."
PETA hopes the PSA might deter further deaths as summertime temperatures rise.
Quincy Vanderbilt, a 24-year-old from North Dakota, left his small terrier in his vehicle while he and his girlfriend lined up for Denver auditions for the show.
When he returned — nine hours later — the dog was dead. Vanderbilt was cited on a misdemeanor charge of animal cruelty.
"Simon would be shocked to know that this incident happened during auditions for his own show," PETA Vice President Daphna Nachminovitch, said in a press release. "Even on merely warm days, it's better to be safe than sorry and plan to leave your animal companions comfortably at home."
Posted by John Woestendiek July 21st, 2009 under Muttsblog, videos.
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Unless you've been out of touch this week, you may be aware that there is a special event taking place across the pond this Friday. Prince William and Kate, I forgot we're suppose to say Catherine now, are getting married. Unfortunately work will interfere with my wedding watching so I will DVR the big event to watch when I get home. I think like most of us I just want to see her dress, then I'm content waiting on the rest.
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As an England and Sheffield United football supporter I have suffered greatly over the years from temporary emotional distress caused by penalty shootout losses! They always provide great drama, and for the victors great joy, but what a terrible wrench it is to see your team sitting near the centre circle with heads in hands, tears rolling down faces as the players rue their penalty misses. The thing is that you can tell which players are likely to score and which player are going to miss before they even step up to take the penalties, can't you?
You just know by looking at them walk up to the penalty area which players have got what it takes at that moment to successfully score their penalty, don't you? I watch with dread every time as I see our players approach the ball, and I just know when they are going to miss and when they are going to score.
I mean, it is not really that difficult, is it? They are professional footballers, so they should be able to pick a spot in the net to aim at and kick the ball with sufficient pace to make sure that the keeper does not get there, shouldn't they? In training they will score from the penalty spot 99 times out of 100. So what is so different about doing the same thing in a penalty shootout? "It is the pressure" I hear you say. And, yes it is the pressure of the situation that changes things but what is it specifically that changes? Why does it change and how do you combat this to take a successful penalty time after time?
In order to discover the solution we can delve into the world of NLP modelling. In NLP modelling we discover not only the actions that are required to be successful, but also the thought processes that are required to be successful. We have already said that all top footballers can repeatedly take a successful penalty in training, so the physical skills that are required are already there. It is the thought processes that are the key to success or otherwise.
In a training session, a player approaches the ball and what do you think is going through their mind as they step up to take the penalty? They are probably picking a spot in the net to aim at, they are judging how hard to hit the ball, and they are maybe rehearsing how they are going to kick the ball in order to score. They are maybe also imagining the ball hitting the back of the net. Are they worrying about missing? Are they worrying about whether the goalkeeper is going to save it? No, they are not.
In a penalty shootout, when we see a player approach the ball, sometimes we can sense that the player would rather be anywhere else on earth, doing anything else other than where they are at that moment, taking that penalty. What is going through their mind do you think? "Oh I can't wait until I have scored, pleeease let me score, pleeeease do not let me be the one to miss."
I watched with horror recently as a player from my team turned his back to the ball and to the goal, then he spun around and inevitably blasted the ball wide. What was going on there? What was going on in his head for him to turn his back on the ball? Was he using wishful thinking? I think that he was. "I really hope that I am going to score here, just don't think about it, turn your back on it and you can ignore the situation until you absolutely have to kick the ball." What happened to picking your spot and imagining the ball hit the back of the net? You can't pick your spot if you are looking into the stands can you?
So, basically my emotional distress and the future of my football team was determined by this players wishful thinking. Great! Does he get paid for wishful thinking? I want his job!
I also recall famous England penalty failures, the player walking up to the penalty area from the centre circle, eyes glazed over, face going white. His thoughts at that moment? "Oh, take me away from here! I just want this moment to be over." And it was, over that is, as his ball cannoned off the crossbar.
Then you have the cool Italian, who walks up casually from the centre circle, his face relaxed, concentration in his eyes, but no fear. You can sense that he is loving the attention, he knows that he is going to score. Failure is not in his mind, he picks his spot and imagines exactly what the ball is going to do. Then he steps up and casually dinks the ball over the keeper and it loops into the net. Easy as that!
The difference. The Italian was absolutely in the moment. He was loving that moment in time and embracing it. The England player, he was wishing he was elsewhere, he was dreading missing. In his mind he was in the future and he was not in the moment at all.
That is what it comes down to, how much do you "want this moment?"
Can "wanting this moment" be trained? Yes, absolutely it can be, it is merely programming thought processes and this is one of the arts of Neuro-Linguistic Programming.
Anthony Beardsell provides performance coaching programmes which incorporate these skills and you can also train in NLP with Excellence Assured online at our NLP e-Learning centre.


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It's been two days and i am still having a problem. Every title I pick on UK Netflix gives and error AIP-701.
This occurred after an netflix update to my PS3. I highly suspect the update is the issue and they may have modified the app, in some way.
Unfortunately there does not seem to be a way to downgrade the app and deleting the app and reinstalling is not the solution because you are forced to upgrade it when you try to use it.
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Please don't forget that you will get this error if you have tried to switch regions without closing the Netflix app in-between switching.
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Can you confirm that you've followed this guide? http://support.unblock-us.com/customer/portal/articles/1016534-why-has-my-service-stopped-working-
You can check this via the browser on your PS3 too. I just need to confirm it :)
Can you also try the different regions for me please? Make sure to kill the Netflix app between switching, otherwise it won't work.
If you could try all 10 regions and get back to me – it would be very much appreciated.
Many thanks,
Hi Mike,
This internet address issue that you're having is due to your IP address changing. This is how our service connects you to the whitelist on our server.
We cannot control how often it changes, only your ISP can do this. To prevent this from happening, you can request a static IP address, which will stop this from changing.
Hello Eric,
Glad you managed to get it to work for you. However, if it stops working again, you will have to install the update or we won't be able to assist you as our fix is reliant on the update. We can't backtrack as firmware and any software updates etc is all done based on current versions of it.
Hi BaBaBooey
Please send us a private email so we can look at your situation specifically. We can't get the information we need in a public forum and this make it very difficult to troubleshoot. I suggest you also confirm to us in the email that you have our service up and running in your computer and send us the screenshots of the status bar on our home page so we can confirm our service is working for you.
Is it the AIP-701 error you are seeing?
Those of you bumping into this issue need to sign in and out of the Netflix app on your PS3. To do this please follow the guide here http://j.mp/10vju0c
Please make sure that you've also signed into our home page and updated your internet address if it alerted you that you had to.
If the above doesn't work – please send us an email and we can look at your problem in more detail.
Hello Gerald,
If you are still having this problem please send us a private email with the router make and model, also the email you used to setup your account with us, as I have not been able to find you in our system.
Hello Lauren,
If you are still having this problem please send us a private email with your router make and model, we cannot discuss account details in public tickets.
Hi guys
Sorry to hear you are having issues. We have some information on our site about error 703/704 with some suggestions;
If nothing there helps please send us a private email so we can look at your situation specifically. We can't get the information we need in a public forum and this make it very difficult to troubleshoot. I suggest you also confirm to us in the email that you have our service up and running in your computer and send us the screenshots of the status bar on our home page so we can confirm our service is working for you.
You can do so here: http://support.unblock-us.com/customer/portal/emails/new
Hi Ian
Our trouble shooting plan is the same for both errors. Please remember to email us privately so we can better assist you.
Hello Jon,
Could you please send us a private email, letting us know the email address you used to create your account as I cannot seem to find any details of your account on our system.
Hello Jerrica,
Could you please send us a private email with the following information, as it is very difficult to troubleshoot specific issues on a public forum.
- Have you rebooted your PS3 and your router?
- Are you receiving any error messages?
- I see from our records that you have not updated your ip address on our website for quite a while so could you please visit our website and if you see this message http://screencast.com/t/by6X1EM2mW please click on the link to activate you new internet address.
- What make and model of roter are you using?
- Have you tried signing out of Netflix, then back in following these instructions http://j.mp/10vju0c
If you could send us a private email with this information we can assist you further.


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A Prayer for Rejoicing in the New Name(s) Jesus Gives Us
He who has an ear, let him hear what the Spirit says to the churches. To the one who conquers I will give some of the hidden manna, and I will give him a white stone, with a new name written on the stone that no one knows except the one who receives it. Rev. 2:17 (NIV)
Dear Lord Jesus, this Scripture reminds me that nothing is more central to our identity than the name(s) by which we live. And often our most formative name isn't the one on our birth certificate. Some of us have been branded with names that have shamed and wounded us deeply; and some of us have greatly harmed others by the things we have called them. All of us stand in need of your mercy and grace, which you readily and freely give.
Jesus, whether or not there's literally a new name you'll give us in heaven, I'm not sure. But it is enough that you look at me today and address me as "Mine", "Beloved", and "Desired". I am so grateful for the power of the gospel to rename, renew, and release us from old destructive labels—the ones others have given us, and the ones we've given ourselves.
But as much as I love my new name, Lord Jesus, your name is the name I love to hear more than any other. It's by your name that I'm fully forgiven and declared righteous, being healed of every …
A Prayer Celebrating the Redeeming of Creation
I heard every creature in heaven and on earth and under the earth and in the sea, and all that is in them, saying, "To him who sits on the throne and to the Lamb be blessing and honor and glory and might forever and ever!" And the four living creatures said, "Amen!" and the elders fell down and worshiped. Rev. 5:13-14
Dear Lord Jesus, John's vision of redeemed creation declaring your praise, captures my heart and fuels my hope this morning. Even as my heart grieves over any of a number of environmental disasters in our world, including the most recent tornados in Oklahoma, nevertheless I'm thankful that one Day we'll enjoy the perfected and never-to-be-broken-again world of the new heaven and new earth.
Indeed, Lord Jesus, I'm filled with hope by your promise of the new creation world of inviolate beauty, irrepressible goodness, and perpetual flourishing. I greatly long for the Day when creation itself will be set free from its bondage to decay and will enjoy the glorious freedom of the children of God (Rom. 8:18-25). Hasten that Day!
By faith I can already hear the faint, but sure, singing of every creature "in heaven and on earth and under the earth and in the sea, and all that is in them" (Rev. 5:13) singing to you, Lord Jesus—Creator and Redeemer. But what will that frustration-free (Rom. 8:20), fully engaged, full-throated, pan-creature symphony and chorus actually sound like? I can hardly wait to see and hear.
Until …
A Prayer in Praise of Jesus–Our Prophet, God's Last Word
The Lord your God will raise up for you a prophet like me from among you, from your brothers—it is to him you shall listen—just as you desired of the Lord your God at Horeb on the day of the assembly, when you said, "Let us not hear the voice of the Lord my God or see this great fire any more, lest I die." And the Lord said to me, "They are right in what they have spoken. I will raise up for them a prophet like you from among their brothers. And I will put my words in his mouth, and he shall speak to them all that I command him." Deut. 18:15-18
Dear Lord Jesus, of all the incredible promises made about your birth, I often overlook one of the first and most wonderful ones given. You are the greater Moses—God's last Word, in person and proposition. What a joy it is to know that you rule the world with grace and truth, both of which you are full of (John 1:14).
Throughout the history of redemption, God spoke to our forefathers through the prophets, at many times and in various ways. But finally and fully, he spoke to us through you, his beloved Son—Creator and heir of all things (Heb. 1:1-3). You are the final Word, Jesus, the living Word, the loving Word, the incarnate Word! We worship and adore you.
Oh, the freedom and joy I have in knowing you've spoken and have not stuttered, Lord …
A Prayer About the Final Word
In the past God spoke to our forefathers through the prophets at many times and in various ways, but in these last days he has spoken to us by his Son, whom he appointed heir of all things, and through whom he made the universe. The Son is the radiance of God's glory and the exact representation of his being, sustaining all things by his powerful word. After he had provided purification for sins, he sat down at the right hand of the Majesty in heaven. Hebrews 1:1-3
Dear heavenly Father, after 26, this is my last Sunday as pastor of a remarkable community of faith—an amazing family of brothers and sisters just as needy of your grace and grateful for your love as the first day we gathered before you. Thank you, thank you, thank you for the privilege and honor of getting to serve you in Christ Community Church. You've done exceedingly beyond all I could've ever hoped or imagined. Great is your fatherly faithfulness; daily your measureless mercies; exquisite and lavish, your steadfast love.
So what is a last sermon—the final word by an outgoing founding pastor supposed to be? When I first asked myself that question, I felt pressure—as though everything would be on the line; I'd need to "hit it out of the park," to bring "a word for the ages". But fortunately, that didn't last very long, for it's never been about my performance, but that of your Son, Jesus. …
A Prayer to Pray for Our Friends
As for me, far be it from me that I should sin against the Lord by ceasing to pray for you, and I will instruct you in the good and right way. Only fear the Lord and serve him faithfully with all your heart. For consider what great things he has done for you. 1 Sam. 12:23-24
Lord Jesus, there's a lot more to friendship than praying for our friends, but we haven't really been a good friend unless we've prayed and continue to pray for them. Knowing you call us friend is astonishing, and knowing you're are always praying for us is all the motivation we need. Indeed, how can we enjoy such a rich standing in grace and not "stand in the gap" for our friends?
For our friends with broken hearts, Jesus, we pray for the reach and touch of your tear-wiping hand. Loss, betrayal and personal failure can be devastating. Bring the gospel to bear with tenderness and power. Help us take our friend's pain seriously, yet keep us from trying to heal their wounds quickly or lightly. Give us grace to stay present in their hurt. Please heal them in ways that will leave them merciful toward others, not merely pain free.
For our friends with angry hearts, Jesus, please dialogue with them the same way you entered Jonah's rage. "Do you have a right to be angry?" you asked the conflicted prophet. Help them see the sad behind their mad, the pettiness in their petulance, and the …
A Prayer about God Owning Our Battles
The Lord saves not with sword and spear. For the battle is the Lord's. 1 Sam. 17:47
This is what the Lord says to you: "Do not be afraid or discouraged because of this vast army. For the battle is not yours, but God's." 2 Chron. 20:15
Dear Father, I'm thankful when you're selfish with things I don't really want anyway—especially when you claim ownership of my battles. Though following Jesus involves intense warfare and wearing the armor you provide (Eph. 6:10–18), you are the Divine Warrior we must trust. Whether it's a mere skirmish or an all-out assault, the battle belongs to you, Lord. Fear and discouragement are not the order of the day, faith and hope are.
We're never more than David standing before Goliath (1Sam. 17); Elijah facing 400 prophets of Baal (1 Kings 18); Gideon taking on the Midianite army (Judges 6-8); Shadrach, Meshach and Abednego in a fiery furnace; Esther against the Persian government. It's not our competence but your presence that matters. Not as disengaged pacifists, but as fully engaged worshipers, we will behold the salvation of the Lord.
Father, when it seems like evil and terror will triumph, let us hear the laughter of heaven. Give us eyes to see your already installed King, the Lord Jesus, reigning over all things (Psalm. 2).
When we're under attack by the seducer, accuser, and condemner of the brethren, once again let us see Jesus, the author and perfecter of our faith. He is our wisdom, righteousness, holiness, and redemption (1 Cor. 1:30–31). Our …
A Prayer about Jesus and the Brokenhearted
The Spirit of the Sovereign LORD is on me, because the LORD has anointed me to preach good news to the poor. He has sent me to bind up the brokenhearted, to proclaim freedom for the captives and release from darkness for the prisoners, to proclaim the year of the LORD's favor and the day of vengeance of our God, to comfort all who mourn, and provide for those who grieve in Zion—to bestow on them a crown of beauty instead of ashes, the oil of gladness instead of mourning, and a garment of praise instead of a spirit of despair. They will be called oaks of righteousness, a planting of the LORD for the display of his splendor. Isaiah 61:1-3
Dear Lord Jesus, I'm increasingly grateful for all the reasons the Father sent you into the world. When I behold the perfect holiness of God, I'm so thankful you came to set us free from our imprisonment to sin and death and to proclaim the year of the Lord's favor. In the gospel we hear you singing these words over us: "There is therefore now no condemnation for those who are in Christ Jesus" (Rom. 8:1). We have no righteousness apart from yours, Lord Jesus, none.
When I look at places like Haiti, Calcutta and Darfur, I'm so thankful that you came to preach good news to the poor—not just good news concerning spiritual poverty but also the good news of a kingdom which provides food for the hungry, clean …
A Prayer Celebrating the Glory of Palm Sunday
Rejoice greatly, O Daughter of Zion! Shout, Daughter of Jerusalem! See, your king comes to you, righteous and having salvation, gentle and riding on a donkey, on a colt, the foal of a donkey. I will take away the chariots from Ephraim and the war-horses from Jerusalem, and the battle bow will be broken. He will proclaim peace to the nations. His rule will extend from sea to sea and from the River to the ends of the earth. As for you, because of the blood of my covenant with you, I will free your prisoners from the waterless pit. Return to your fortress, O prisoners of hope; even now I announce that I will restore twice as much to you. Zechariah 9:9-12
Lord Jesus, we'll exhaust the wonder of this passage, as soon as we drink Niagara Falls dry; as soon as we memorize the names of every star you've launched into the heavens; as soon as we finish climbing every Alp in Switzerland, Italy, Germany and France.
On this Palm Sunday morning, we're overwhelmed with your humility, sovereignty and your generosity. What other king would mount the lowly foal of a donkey to the conquer the warriors and war-horses of darkness? What other king could break the battle bow and the backbone of all warfare by his own brokenness on a cross?
What other king could replace the politics of tyranny with a dominion of peace? What other king would offer his life and death for the redemption …
A Prayer Crying for More of Jesus' Healing Grace
Jesus said to them, "It is not the healthy who need a doctor, but the sick. I have not come to call the righteous, but sinners." Mark 2:17
Gracious Jesus, I often read this text looking in the rear view mirror, as though I no longer need your medicinal care… as though I used to be a big sinner needing the great physician to heal me. How I wish that was the whole diagnosis.
In one glorious way, I already enjoy perfect health. You've already given me the perfect and permanent "health" of justification. I cannot and will never be more justified than I already am in you, Jesus. You've completely freed me from my cancerous and condemning guilt. The gospel is our declaration of a clean bill of righteousness-health. In that sense, I'm no longer a sick sinner… but only in that sense.
For the more I see of your beauty in the Scriptures, the more I realize I have congenital heart disease. I'm a sick man that needs a mighty and merciful Physician to transform me. So I come before you today acknowledging the heart disease you alone can heal.
As you've freed me from the guilt of my sin, please heal me more fully of its shame and power. Shame has the power to isolate and paralyze. We cannot love others well if we stay preoccupied with our failures and brokenness. I'm not asking for greater self-esteem, but greater esteem for you, Jesus. That's where freedom …


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One of the aspects of President Obama's worldview that has drawn consistent fire is his evident hostility toward business. His comments in Roanoke, Virginia three weeks ago ("If you have a business, you didn't build that") are just the most recent in a long history of shameful displays of ignorance about the way a business is launched, how it is grown, and what makes it successful.
In his speeches, Obama tends to praise businesses only as a lead-in to calling for higher taxes on them. The President likes to attach a taint to the word "business," as if every enterprise were Enron and every founder was Scrooge McDuck, hording piles of gold in his basement. This convenient dodge feeds a vague but satisfying resentment in some of Obama's core constituencies toward big, faceless, evil "multinational corporations," which are easy to hate.
But the reality about business in America is quite different, and those who understand this most keenly are those who have started businesses – and the family members who have supported them. They know firsthand that Obama's attacks on business in general translate to a war on family business in particular.
Few people realize just how predominant family business is in the United States. So some statistics (available from the Census and the U.S. Small Business Administration) are instructive.
First, most businesses in the U.S. are not large. Over 78% of all businesses (21M out of 27M) in the United States are "non-employer" firms, meaning that they report no payroll. In other words, they are either partnerships or sole proprietorships. In fact, the vast majority (it varies from year to year, but typically around 70%) ofall businesses are run as sole proprietorships.
Of the remaining 6+ million "employer firms," nearly 90% employ fewer than 20 people. 1.3 million of these companies gross less than $100,000 each year. 3.7 million have gross receipts of less than $500,000 a year. 4.6 million – or 76% - of all "employer firms" in the United States gross under a million dollars each year.
In other words, most business in the United States is small business.
Laura Hollis is an Associate Professional Specialist and Concurrent Associate Professor of Law at the University of Notre Dame, where she teaches entrepreneurship and business law. She is the author of the forthcoming publication, "Start Up, Screw Up, Scale Up: What Government Can Learn From the Best Entrepreneurs," © 2014. Her opinions are her own, and do not reflect the position of the university. Follow her on Twitter: @LauraHollis61.
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Apparently, longtime T & S commenter and BCC contributor Aaron Brown has been doing something most members would never imagine — he's been officiating (along with some LDS missionaries) at a Catholic Mass! He writes about this experience in his latest BCC post. An excerpt: About a year ago, Father Hans approached me with an unusual request. Convinced that LDS missionaries are 'angels,' and that they obviously love and follow Christ more than anyone in his congregation could ever hope to, Hans wanted to organize a Catholic-Mormon 'hybrid' Mass. He proposed that my four full-time missionaries and I (the... Read more »
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More Bloggernacking
Over the past few days, I've noticed (inter alia): Steve Evans (Thurston-Evans?) musing about hyphenation of last names in the LDS world; Mat Parke discussing having Elder Eyring in the class he taught; David Sundwall noting news items about the new Manhattan Temple; Jeremy Grimshaw discussing (unreasonable?) abortion regulation in Utah; and finally, not in the Bloggernacle but over in neighboring St. Blog's Parish, an incredibly interesting series of posts (1, 2, 3, 4) over at the Mirror of Justice, dealing with laws against religious conversion in India, and of issues that proselytizing creates more generally. Read more »
Analogizing the Atonement
I can't compete with polyamory and uncontrollable sexual impulses! But perhaps I can use our fabulous LDS guilt system to cause you to read and comment on a post about the Atonement. Read more »
The Bloggernacle – It's Official
David Winer, whose full-time job as a fellow at the Berkman Center for Internet and Society at Harvard Law School is to track the blogging phenomenom, and is therefore as authoritative as anyone on blogosphere nomenclature, has referred to the LDS corner of the blogosphere as "the Bloggernacle." Times & Seasons delivers! Our own Kaimi Wenger raised the issue, Grasshopper coined the moniker 26 minutes later, and the rest is one month of history. Read more »
LDS Hermeneutics
My least favorite thing about graduate studies in biblical studies was coming to the realization that there was a multisyllabic, Latin- or Greek- derived word for everything, and that precious few of these words would be found in a standard dictionary. Elder Dallin H. Oaks had an experience with this: Read more »
Quick bloggernacking
I haven't a lot of time today, and the bloggernacle keeps getting bigger (and harder to keep track of). Here are a few things I've noticed over the past few days: Jordan Fowles' interesting discussion of the topic "Is God a Retributionist or a Utilitarian?" (spoken like a true law student); DP's comments on why church members should turn off the TV this week; Discussion of garments for sale, by Kim Siever and DP; The Baron of Deseret comments about how we should view polygamy today; he also discusses recent LDS-mainstream movies; Sunstone editor and BCC contributor John Hatch... Read more »
Another new face
We've been happy to have Karen Hall as a guest for two weeks. Her posts have been thought-provoking and interesting. We're also happy to announce a new guest blogger, who will also be here for two weeks. He's someone who may be familiar to readers who frequent the bloggernacle. He is the inimitable Steve Evans. Steve was a law school classmate of mine. He is a proud resident of Babylon — err, Manhattan — and a "big law firm" attorney as well. In addition, he is the driving force behind By Common Consent, a liberal LDS group blog. And,... Read more »
Reproductive Ethics
As a result of the 'saved in childbearing' discussion, my husband and I came up with two interesting ethical questions: Read more »
A Simple Rule for Church Music
Here is a rule I think we can all agree on: No song shall be performed during a Stake meeting to promote temple attendance if said song has been used as the background music to a makeout scene in a nationally released movie. Read more »
Sunday School Lesson 15
I apologize that I'm posting these materials so late. One problem is that it is the end of the semester, but the real problem is that I started making notes as I read and ended up with seven pages of questions. That seemed like a few too many to be useful, so I've been editing. I hope they are not too late to be useful. Read more »
Belief and Practice
I said, "I don't think that belief is central to LDS religion: it is important only as part of the practice of religion, not in itself," and Susan asked, "Are you saying that LDS religion helps you to practice religion better and live better than you would otherwise?" Good question. Read more »
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I have a confession to make. There hasn't been a whole lot of cooking going on in my house. It's just too darn hot outside. We live in an older house with horrible insulation, and although we had central air put in when we bought the house, it still is hard to keep the house cool. (It also could have to do with the fact that the people we hired put in a much too small unit – if you live in Utah County and are wanting to put in heating or air conditioning – I'll tell you who not to hire!) So we've been eating very simple lately. I pulled up the folder of pictures to blog on my computer this morning, and I realized that my back-ups are getting quite thin!! Since I don't have a whole lot left to choose from, I'm bringing you another cookie recipe – but I never complain about too many cookies!!
I think I'm like most people over the world – I love dulce de leche. So when I see a recipe with it, I'm always drawn to it. This one was no exception! I know that dulce de leche can now be bought at many supermarkets and grocery stores across the US these days. In fact, I've seen it at my store, but I've never bought it. I've always made my own. Even though it takes a long time, it is really quite easy. And to my knowledge, there are 3 different ways to make it using sweetened condensed milk. I know everyone has their preference, and so do I.
1 – put the can in a pot of boiling water, completely covered by water. Let the can simmer in the water for 2 to 4 hours. This is actually the way that my Junior High Spanish teacher taught us to make it. The caution on this one is that the can can explode. It's never happened to me, but there are warnings everywhere of the danger of making dulce de leche this way. The good thing about this method is that the milk caramelizes evenly through the can, but on the bad side, you can't really tell when it is done because the can is sealed.
2 – poke 2 holes in the top of the sweetened condensed milk can. Put it into a pot of simmering water, and leave it there for 2-4 hours, refilling the water as neccesary to keep the water level about 2/3 up the can. The milk will pool a bit on the top of the can, and when it turns a caramel color, it is done. Although this is the safer way, (and the way suggested in the recipe for these cookeis), it's probably my least favorite way. Because the bottom 2/3 of the can are immersed in water, they turn much darker than the top. What I usually end up with is thick, almost solid caramel on the bottom, and barely caramelized milk on the top. I don't like the inconsistency.
3 – the third way, and my favorite way, is to bring a pot of water to a simmer or light boil, and set a bowl on top of the pan. Open the can of sweetened condensed milk, and pour it into the bowl. Cover the bowl with foil, and go back and stir the milk every 15 to 30 minutes until it has caramelized and thickened. Although this way seems to take the longest, I like that the milk caramelizes evenly, and you can tell when it is done and to the consistency you want.
No matter which method you choose, I wouldn't suggest using fat free sweetened condensed milk. That's all I had at home when I made these, and it doesn't work quite right.
Whether you choose to buy the pre-made dulce de leche or make your own, these are easy and delicious cookies!
Dulce de Leche Macaroons
adapted from The Pastry Queen
Makes about 1 1/2 dozen
14 oz can dulce de leche
3 cups lightly packed sweetened flaked coconut
1 teaspoon vanilla extract
Preheat oven to 350F. Line baking sheets with parchement paper or silicone mats, or butter generously.
Mix together the dulce de leche, coconut and vanilla. Using a 1 3/4-diameter scoop, drop the spoonfuls of dough on the prepared baking sheets, spacing them 1-1/2 inches apart. Wet your fingertips lightly with water and gently flatten the cookie dough (no need to press hard; just press out the hump). Bake for 12 to 14 minutes, until the edges are dark brown and crisp. Let the cookies cool for 10 to 15 minutes. Store the cookies for about 1 week in an airtight tin, or freeze for 1 month. Separate the layers of cookies with waxed paper or they will stick together.
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Oh man, I love macaroons and love dulce de leche, so I know these would be incredible! They look great!
Oh yumm. You guys to need to get out a grill and cook. I just saw a dukce de leche recipe with coconut milk! I so want to try that.
AHhhhh oh my!! Dulce de leche combined with coconut. Wow these sound and look just perfect. I know I'll be making these. Hope the weather cools down for you soon!
Yikes!!! Those sound freakin' amazing! My waist line is very angry with you…haha!
Yes dulce de leche works for me..pair it with coconut to make macaroons and I think I am in heaven:D
Love love macaroons! These look so good. And dolce de leche? yum yum!!
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My word – these sound fantastic! I only just made my first recipe with dulce de leche, and I'm quite smitten – must try these!
My oh my! Your title was enough to entice me. Thanks for sharing this one!
Those look good! I have been wanting to try dulce de leche for a while now. I will have to try making it.
These sound incredible! I love the idea of this…it's killing my sweet tooth.
Love the idea of a dulce de leche macaroon. . .I'm bookmarking this one. Thanks for sharing.
of all the combinations in all the land, you've found dulce de leche and coconut. i absolutely love it.
The macaroons sound great. I would never turn down a cookie.
I know what you mean about back up recipes. I'm down to one. Yes, one! I know I should get busy, but it's too hot.
There hasn't been a whole lot of cooking here either. I need to do something I am running out of back ups.
These look really, really good!!
You're so right: everyone I know loves dulce de leche. I've never made my own so I should give it a try.
I've used the first and third method. I am not a big fan of really sweet stuff, but dulce de leche is the BIG exception!
Whoa, this sounds seriously good. Dulce de leche = food of the gods! Yum!
Deborha, these look incredible! I've never made my own dulce de leche, but it seems so easy! And you're right, you can never have too many cookie recipes.
I have yet to make dulce de leche, so I appreciate your write up of the different ways to do it. Your cookies look excellent!
I've wanted to try dulce de leche but was always afraid of the exploding can. thanks for sharing an alternative!
These macaroons look so good–the ddl makes me want them even more.
I totally sympathise with dealing with the heat…this is my first year with central air and I'm already spoiled…visited my parents yesterday (who don't have it) and I thought I was going to faint…
Ooooh, look at those babies!!
you'll never find me complaining about these kind of cookies. they look awesome!
Coconut *and* dulce de leche??? How could these be anything but awesome??
Darling fourth of July cookies. The macaroons look wonderful too. I lived in Chile for a couple of years and all the ladies would make their dulce de leche the way you described.
I've never made it myself either but I love to eat it!
Oh I so have to try this! I've heard how wonderful Dulce de Leche is but have never tried it. And I've never met a macaroon I didn't like, so this should be a winner!
Deb, you'd be more than glad here in Brazil – we love dulce de leche, one can find it anywhere.
I love these macaroons – so simple and yet so delicious!! I'll be sending my teenage sister the link.
Once you have the dulc de leche ready, these sure look easy to do…and yummy!
Hope it cools down soon for you
I feel ya on the heat thing, I live in Northern Cal and we're having a heat wave! Seriously don't laugh! It got to 90 in SF yesterday!! I recently made DDL in the pot in boiling water and it boiled it for 4hrs. Worked perfect would do it again same way. Great recipe will try soon!
Hey, its me again (sorry) but i just had one more question. I was wondering how you got your archives to have the names of the food as their title instead of having the title be a date. I would also greatly appreciate this answer. Thank you.
And this is jeff by the way…. but it says im chef craig? wutever. If you want to see my blog just type in tactom.blogspot.com
Hi Jeff –
In blogger, the title of your post will show. I usually just use the title of the recipe as the title for my post, so that is why the recipe title is showing. Hope this helps!
Love macaroons! Love dulce de leche!!
Mmm – sounds delicious. I'm always drawn to recipes with dulce de leche, too. You're obviously pretty ambitious if you make your own dulce de leche! Kudos
Just one thing, on chile is called "Manjar" not "dulce de leche" that's the argentinian version.


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We had some clashes in high school as well.
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Well, then point at me next time and call me an idiot. I guess we should have gotten rid of Dan McCarney after his 3rd year. Need to change my screen name to idiot.
Because he is still our coach and until that changes you have to support and believe he will.
HAHAHAHA!!! Well, at least you were consistent!
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HID Global has released its annual Top 10 list of access control trends for the coming year, which focus heavily Near Field Communications (NFC), adoption of mobile devices and cloud-based services. Following are the trends, Nos. 1-5, with explanations: December 19, 2012
HID Global has released its annual Top 10 list of access control trends for the coming year, which focus heavily Near Field Communications (NFC), adoption of mobile devices and cloud-based services. Following are the trends, Nos. 6-10, with explanations: December 19, 2012
HID Global will construct a 200,000-square foot facility here in an effort to consolidate its North American operations. October 21, 2012