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PlayBook Blocked From Hulu, RIM Working On It
Many in the world are starting to notice the services Hulu brings you, and while the new Playbook was blocked from the site just a few hours after it was released, WSJ has some news for us. Apparently RIM is getting a deal going with Hulu to bring the video streaming service to their new tablet. Hulu plus service is already available for iOS devices, along with most Samsung SmartTV's, and this application allows you to watch the latest episodes of your favorite shows anytime you want.
I've used the new Playbook and it's a great device, fast, and very smooth. I compared it to my Motorola Xoom and the results were very similar, just not as large or doesn't have as many applications. Nevertheless, we now know that this tablet will be getting Hulu plus support sooner rather than later.
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This past weekend, Chicago Shakespeare Theater launched its 2013 Chicago Shakespeare in the Parks with a production of The Comedy of Errors.
Chicago Shakespeare in the Parks is inspired by the open air setting in which Shakespeare's plays were originally performed more than 400 years ago, and Joseph Papp's twentieth century American initiative that brought free Shakespeare to urban communities. This summer, a specially equipped truck will roll into each park, a stage will unfold and CST actors will perform a 75-minute production of The Comedy of Errors.
Shakespeare's popular comedy about mistaken identities, The Comedy of Errors, is adapted and directed by Jeff Award-winning director and choreographer, David H. Bell. The story unfolds when Antipholus and his servant Dromio travel from Syracuse to Ephesus searching for their long-lost identical twin brothers. Mistaken identities make for hilarious complications, and comedic chaos gives way to clarity when a baffling day makes way for a joyous conclusion.
Chicagoans can choose from 26 free Shakespeare performances presented in 18 different neighborhood parks across Chicago through August 25, 2013.
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Surrounded by educators and administration from the Prince Albert Grand Council Education Board, Grand Chief Ron Michel reads a statement at the Sturgeon Lake Complex in Prince Albert on Thursday, outlining the councilŌĆÖs intent to develop their own education acts.
Surrounded by Prince Albert Grand Council educators, Grand Chief Ron Michel gave the proposed First Nation Education Act a failing grade on Thursday.
ŌĆ£How dare they try to stand tall in the marbled halls of Parliament and state with confidence that they know what is good for education First Nations youths,ŌĆØ Michel told reporters.
ŌĆ£It stinks of contempt of our people, our youth and our communities. We will not stand for this obnoxious disrespect from the government.ŌĆØ
Rejecting the governmentŌĆÖs plans, Michel said that the Prince Albert Grand Council is preparing their own education acts, tailored to each of its 12 member bands of Cree, Den├® and Dakota ancestry.
ŌĆ£Through the development of our own education acts we are asserting our indigenous right and authority over our childrenŌĆÖs education, not only for this generation but for generations to come,ŌĆØ Michel said.
The Prince Albert Grand CouncilŌĆÖs education acts will face government-imposed barriers, Michel said, adding that he believes that theyŌĆÖll find success ŌĆ£with the support of our communities, with the support of our schools, with the support of all of our people and the First Nations of Saskatchewan.ŌĆØ
Their education act follows the same guiding principals as other schools for the high-school grades, Michel said, noting that their goal will remain centred on preparing students for post-secondary institutions.
ŌĆ£We have to abide by that, and certainly we do,ŌĆØ he said. ŌĆ£And the elementary -- we upgraded processes that we value our language and we value our culture just like any other nations.ŌĆØ
The First Nation members of the Prince Albert Grand Council have a long history of taking a leadership role in their childrenŌĆÖs education, Michel said. In the 1970s, parents took their children out of school en masse, home-schooling them on reserve.
ŌĆ£We did this because main-stream education and the federal government was failing our children. Since this time weŌĆÖve had significant gains in education of First Nations youth,ŌĆØ he said.
ŌĆ£Forty years later, the First Nations of the Prince Albert Grand Council have strong, well-developed systems and that includes good governance.
ŌĆ£No system is perfect, and I am certainly not saying that ours is the perfect system, but we have gone along way in 40 years compared to what the government had done to us in the last 100 years.ŌĆØ
Prince Albert Grand Council director of education Edwards Mirasty notes that prior to First Nations taking control of their education in the early ŌĆÖ70s, graduation rates among Prince Albert Grand Council students was ŌĆ£dismal,ŌĆØ around the 20 per cent mark.
ŌĆ£Today, the graduation rates are about 30 per cent behind the provincial numbers,ŌĆØ he said, adding that the provincial graduation rate is in the 70s.
These numbers factor in about 200 graduates across the Prince Albert Grand Council and about 20,000 Saskatchewan-wide.
How dare they try to stand tall in the marbled halls of Parliament and state with confidence that they know what is good for education First Nations youths. Prince Albert Grand Council Grand Chief Ron Michel
In the early ŌĆÖ70s, there were fewer than 10 First Nations students attending post-secondary programs, nationally. By 2004, this number had grown to 21,500, Mirasty noted.
The Prince Albert Grand Council has had an established education board since the early ŌĆÖ80s.
ŌĆ£Our chiefs and our communities have worked hard to develop these systems and the proposition of imposed education legislation is a definite slap in the face to our First Nations leaders -- to the hard work and research that have been done thus far,ŌĆØ Michel said.
The Prince Albert Grand CouncilŌĆÖs education acts will recognize First Nations language, culture and academic achievement, First Nations jurisdiction over education, and the inherent treaty right to education, Michel said.
Article 14 of the United Nations Declaration on the Rights of Indigenous People reads; ŌĆ£Indigenous peoples have the right to establish and control their educational systems and institutions providing education in their own languages, in a manner appropriate to their cultural methods of teaching and learning.ŌĆØ
Michel said that since Canada has continued to ignore this declaration, he plans on presenting the Prince Albert Grand CouncilŌĆÖs proposed education acts to James Anaya, the special rapporteur on indigenous issues at the United Nations, during a visit to Calgary in October.
The intent is to get their message across before the new parliamentary session resumes on Oct. 16.
A draft education act will be shared among the Prince Albert Grand CouncilŌĆÖs 12 bands in the coming weeks, Michel said, adding that any feedback they receive will help further shape a document thatŌĆÖs been underway for ŌĆ£the last 40 years,ŌĆØ Michel said.
Now is the time to stand up, he said, adding that the federal government has been able to implement various policies that affect First Nations people because they are a majority government.
ŌĆ£I think itŌĆÖs time that we start telling government and the whole non-aboriginal community that we are people and that we will guide our own lives.ŌĆØ
The Daily Herald will seek the federal governmentŌĆÖs counterpoint to the Prince Albert Grand CouncilŌĆÖs stance on the proposed first Nation Education Act as soon as possible.
In July, the government sent a blueprint for the proposed First Nations Education Act to more than 600 chiefs and band councils across the country, asking for their feedback.
A draft of the proposed First Nations Education Act is expected to reach the House of Commons some time this fall, allowing time for implementation by the next school year.


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Two time NBA champion and multiple MVP honoree LeBron James proposed to Savannah Brinson on New Years Eve leading into 2012. Brinson's ring was gorgeous. A large diamond on an understated setting adorned her finger for well over a year. Uptown Magazine reported today that James and Brinson tied the knot in a California wedding this weekend.
The couple spent a long tedious time planning their wedding, with both posting pictures of their lead up to the big day: September 14, 2013. Earlier this month the two vacationed in France. James and Brinson have been together since their days as high school students in Akron, Ohio and have two sons, LeBron James Jr., Bryce Maximus James.
According to AP the wedding was top secret with no one allowed to bring in phones or cameras:
About 200 guests were present for the ceremony, said one of the people, both of whom spoke on condition of anonymity because the wedding was private and the couple had yet to release any details. The ceremony was the highlight of a three-day celebration that will conclude with a brunch on Sunday.
Although celebrities tend to share their lives with fans in grand ways, it is nice to see this couple starting out their marriage in a more private manner. No matter how much people want to know about the wedding, and soon the relationship, the marriage is about James, his wife, and his family.
In order to maintain the relationship that they've had, they should probably continue to protect it. There is nothing more tantalizing to some people than seeing the negative side of the relationships of other people. In some odd way it makes them feel better about their own situations.
The pressure this couple faces will be typical of any married couple. However, being in the spotlight merely exacerbates those issues. Because of James's profession he may have to spend more time away from his wife, but hopefully he will find ways to make sure they stay connected more now than ever.
There will be a lot of naysayers to their union out of envy and some out of misplaced concern. Hopefully the two will lean on each other and their faith to strengthen their marriage, forsaking all others.
Marriage requires so much more than being in love. It requires communication, faith, love, respect and selflessness. James and Brinson have already been together for a long time, marriage will however change the dynamics of their bond. The couple has formed friendships with other married couples including North Carolina's own Chris Paul and his wife Jada.
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Vanessa Williams Speaks Candidly in 'You Have No Idea'
Vanessa Williams plays Renee Perry on "Desperate Housewives," and as the series comes to its finale on May 13, she says some cast members have started commemorating their last weeks on the set.
"When we were in the hair and makeup trailer, Felicity [Huffman] took a picture of us and she's like, 10 days left," Williams said. "I had a scene with Marcia [Cross], she took a picture of her chair that says 'Marcia.'" Williams said some of the crew has already said goodbye, hitting home the idea that soon, the eight-year series will be over.
In the meantime, Williams just released a memoir co-written with her mother, Helen Williams, and Irene Zutell, called "You Have No Idea." In the book, Williams discusses everything from being crowned the first black Miss America in the early 1980s, to going through heartbreaking divorce. Her mother shares stories of Vanessa's early daring spirit, and addresses the major events in their lives from her point of view.
Speakeasy caught up with Vanessa Williams during her busy shooting schedule for "Desperate Housewives." Below is an edited transcript of the interview.
How did you write the book with your mom, Helen?
We initially sat together when we were interviewing writers to help us compile all of our stuff. That's where we mapped out the tone and made sure our voices were distinct enough so people would understand it. I was shooting in L.A., my mom was in New York, so what we would do was have sometimes phone sessions, sometimes Irene, who worked with us, would fly to New York and work with my mom, and then if I was home in L.A., she'd come over and work with me a little bit. We'd also give her pages that she would compile.
Did you have her voice in your head more than usual, as you were writing?
[laughs] That's part of the reason why I thought the concept would work. So many people that know her as a person – anything happens in my life, my friends and family would say, "Well, what did your mom say?" I think it really sunk in when we did a piece that Maria Shriver asked us to do about mothers and daughters, for Oprah, about five years ago. In Oprah's last season last year, she asked us to come on again, and I couldn't get the time off, I was shooting "Desperate Housewives," but I said there's obviously something compelling here if there's a relationship that they want to see again. So I knew that was a dynamic that would work. I also knew that there was a gap with stories that deal with mother and daughter relationships and recollections. That's how we came up with the idea of writing it together.
The book gets right to it and starts with the Miss America nude photo scandal. Why did you choose to delve right into it?
Dramatic effect. I know how people read – they'll leaf through, oh it's a hot book, go to page so-and-so and then only read that chapter. So, it's certainly for dramatic effect. There were many different ways we could have approached it, but that was the biggest hurdle of my life. I certainly don't want to say the most painful, because I think divorce is the most heart-wrenching. As you said, get to it.
You go into the death threats and the racism you faced. Is it fair to say the Miss America experience not a positive one for you?
With all the positives, it was equally weighed with the negatives. I don't want to say the whole thing was a disaster. It was definitely a lot of yin and yang with the instant fame and dealing with it at age 20. When you're a junior in college and really living an isolated life on campus, majoring in musical theater, taking dance classes and piano lessons and music theory and scene study, and then being forced out into the world where every thought that you try to formulate is being scrutinized. It's a tremendous feat for someone at a young age. I look back at 49 years old and say wow, I have two kids that are older than what I was when I became famous. To see them now and to see what I had gone through at their age is a revelation.
In the book, you reveal that you were molested at the age of 10. Was it difficult to open up about this for the first time?
Difficult, no. I think it's more of an opportunity to set the stage and to talk about character traits, because those are formative years. As a mother and a protector, those are the kinds of things you wish you could be there to stop and prevent. As a mother of four, those are the events that make you turn into a lioness. I think it was just to illustrate the journey.
How have your kids reacted to the book?
My kids have been very candid about my life and my experiences with them, which has been great. My 22-year-old just finished reading the book and she wrote her own little review and blog on her Tumblr. She was just saying as much as she knew, there was so much she didn't know and that she was so proud that she came from a family of survivors and strong women, which was exactly what the whole intention was of the book.
How did you get into character to play Renee on "Desperate Housewives" – she seems pretty different from the real you.
[laughs] It starts on the page for sure, because that's where you get your inspiration. Actually, I was lucky—three of our "Ugly Betty" writers are on "Desperate Housewives," so they already knew how to write for me, what my strengths are. They knew what I could deliver. Marc Cherry ["Desperate Housewives" creator] is a huge musical theater fan, so he had seen me in "Sondheim on Sondheim" on Broadway when I first took the initial meeting two years ago. It's nice to have people that know what you can do.
Can you tell us about the big series finale?
We were supposed to have a read-through today and it got canceled. I can't even lie to you because I have no idea! Well, I did get fitted for a wedding dress, so at least I know I'll be wearing a wedding dress in some scene. Let's hope I made it down the aisle. My hope is that Renee gets her dream of marrying her hot Aussie guy, Ben, and that Renee's finally happy and remains friends with the rest of the gals.
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Ask SMU fans during any time point in the school's history which team they loved seeing SMU beat and the name Texas Longhorns is always mentioned. Some wins over the Longhorns stand out more than others, and one such game was Homecoming in 1965. On October 30, 1965, the Mustangs manhandled their conference rival, 31-14 in front of 40,000 fans at the Cotton Bowl in one of the 90 Greatest Moments in SMU Football History.
The 1965 season was a rollercoaster ride for the Mustangs filled with ups and downs. The season started out with a hard fought win over the Miami Hurricanes followed by a tumultuous defeat at the hands of Illinois. At that point the rollercoaster started to pick up speed. The Mustangs welcomed the No. 1 team in the land, the Purdue Boilermakers, to the Cotton Bowl. Purdue jumped out to a 14-0 halftime lead before sophomore quarterback Mike Livingston was given the ability to showcase his running abilities to set up two Mustang scores for the tie. Mustang fans were not sure that SMU could top the Purdue moment, but they were proven wrogn a few weeks later at Homecoming. The opponent: the Texas Longhorns.
The Longhorns had won six straight over the Mustangs, but in each of the last three meetings Texas' largest margin of victory was six points. The Longhorns came in ranked No. 9 in the polls, having already been ranked as high as No. 1 for the first three weeks of October. Having just come off of being upset by Rice in Austin, the Longhorns were looking to get back on track.
Never in history had an SMU team scored as many as 30 points on the Horns, but quarterbacks Mac White and Mike Livingston and back Jim Hagle did not think such a feat was impossible. White led the Mustang offense to a pair of touchdowns and a field goal while Livingston engineered a pair of scoring drives of his own. Livingston heaved a 32-yard touchdown pass to John Roderick in the last 50 seconds of the first half, and then in the fourth period tossed another strike to Roderick for the finishing touches on the win. Hagle bust the game open with his memorable 96-yard run off tackle, breaking the backs of the Longhorns as he scampered down the field. When the final seconds ticked off the clock, Mustangs fans were able to look up at the Cotton Bowl scoreboard and relish in the 31-14 victory.
Everyone loves winning on Homecoming, but SMU fans can agree that beating the Longhorns on Homecoming makes it even sweeter. The Mustangs' 1965 win over the Texas Longhorns comes in at No. 55 on our countdown of the 90 Greatest Moments in SMU Football History.


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College of Marin Athletes Honored in Inaugural Athletic Hall of Fame
Five Athletes to be Recognized for Achievements in Sports and the Greater Community
Five former College of Marin star athletes whose achievements in sports grew into successful careers and lives of generous service to the community will be honored at an inaugural Athletic Hall of Fame Dinner on June 5.
Professional Development Needs Survey The newly established Professional Development Committee will be conducting a Professional Development Needs Survey through the Staff Development Office to help identify faculty and staff training needs and provide information to develop a Professional Development Plan. The survey will be used to guide the scheduling of the Flex and other professional development activities and is required by the Chancellor's Office to be in compliance with Title 5 regulations regarding the Flexible Calendar program. Watch for an e-mail asking you to complete the online survey!
The Classified Senate is pleased to announce this year's Classified Senate awards! The Senate formalized a process this year to recognize our outstanding classified staff on an annual basis. Thanks to all of you who submitted the names of individuals and departments for consideration.
The following individuals and departments were selected:
Beth Cassidy, a 2008 graduate of the College of Marin RN Program, was named April Employee of the Month at Marin General Hospital. Beth works in the CSU, cardiac stepdown unit. A few of the many reasons that she was nominated include being respectful and sensitive to patients' needs, being communicative and calming, and going above and beyond to be an exceptional RN. She received a $250 cash award and a premium parking space. Congratulations!
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The Transfer Club has organized a bus tour to Sonoma State scheduled for Thursday, May 20. This is a great opportunity for College of Marin students who may be considering transferring to Sonoma State to see what the university has to offer. Due to the limited number of seats available, reservations must be made no later than Tuesday, May 18. For reservations, contact Emy Bagtas at the Transfer/Career Center at email@example.com.
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Joe Allen admits Liverpool were left hurting following Sunday's shock FA Cup exit at Oldham Athletic – but insists they cannot afford to dwell on the 3-2 defeat with crucial away trips to Arsenal and Manchester City on the horizon.
A brace from Matt Smith and Reece Wabara's header secured victory for the Latics at Boundary Park, rendering efforts from Luis Suarez and Allen meaningless as the Reds exited the competition at the fourth-round stage.
"Everyone in the dressing room is completely devastated," Allen told the Liverpool Echo.
"It's the worst feeling in football. These are the kind of games where mentally you have to be on it for the whole game but we started slowly.
"To concede three goals in the manner we did was bitterly disappointing. We wanted to do well in the FA Cup but now we're out.
"I don't think we underestimated them. But, no disrespect to Oldham, when you've been knocked out by a team in League One then something has definitely gone wrong somewhere.
"It hurts and I feel sorry for the fans. When you are representing Liverpool, you represent them. Once again they turned up in their thousands and they have gone home very disappointed."
Brendan Rodgers made six changes to his starting XI for the trip to the League One side, but still included the likes of Suarez, Daniel Sturridge and Martin Skrtel in the team that took to the pitch - and Allen believes Liverpool had enough quality on show to have got the job done.
"We still had a very strong side out," he added. "The manager made changes but for those of us who came in it was a chance to impress and stake a claim.
"A lot of people will look at themselves and be disappointed that they didn't take that chance as well as they could have."
Allen's late volley reduced the deficit to 3-2 and gave Liverpool genuine hope of salvaging a replay.
It was the Wales midfielder's first goal for the club - but he can take nothing from the effort.
Allen said: "I can't take any satisfaction from that goal.
"It's irrelevant almost. Now we have gone out, it means nothing. At the time it gave us the chance to get back in the game but we couldn't find another goal.
"We picked up in the second half after Steven Gerrard and Stewart Downing came on. Stevie's shot hitting the crossbar at the end summed up our day in many ways.
"We gave away sloppy goals. You can't give any team a 3-1 cushion like that. We gave ourselves a mountain to climb."
Liverpool return to action on Wednesday evening with a trip to Arsenal before travelling to Manchester City on Sunday.
Allen stressed the importance of the Reds getting their Oldham frustrations out of their system before the journey to London.
He concluded: "We've got to move on from this. We have got two massive league games and we have to get back to the way we have been playing recently.
"In general our league form has been good. We have to put this behind us and focus on gaining points to climb the table."


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Last week I was browsing Twitter (as I often do) when someone tweeted about their love of Space Jam and how no movie collection was complete with out it. She then mentioned that she didn't own it and that it was no wonder why she was single. For me the best part about Space Jam was that it lead the Harvard Sports Analysis Collective to compile this box score from the final game. But I'm weird like that. Now, I thought to my self, "Self (cause that's what I call my self), she's looking at this all wrong. It's like Cinderella. She needs to find that person that already HAS Space Jam." Which lead me to look for images from Cinderella of the prince putting on the glass slipper so that I could Photoshop Space Jam over the slipper. I didn't find any that I was happy with, but it did lead me to finding another image which, in turn, lead to this creation. That in turn lead to a spring board into the shallow end of super imposing Space Jam into other romantic comedies. It was this last one that prompted a response from the gal. It turns out that Love Actually is one of her best friend's favorite movies and she wanted a copy specifically for her. I said that wasn't a problem as the heavy lifting (setting up the image) had already been done. All I needed was something to put into the two boxes on the right. Seeing as how she was the writer and I'm not, I asked what she wanted it to say. "She's an Oakland sports fan so something pertaining to that would be great." Wonderful. Let's let the least romantic person on the face of God's green earth take a swing at this. They say write what you know, and being an economist, that's where I started. Ok, that's probably not what she had in mind. Take 2. I'm starting to feel all warm and fuzzy, but then again I'm single so this probably isn't the right approach. NEXT! It's Raider related, but it sounds like something someone wearing a polyester leisure suite with their hair slicked back that lives in a van down by the river would say. It was 3 am, leave me alone! *sighs* Then inspiration struck. Why rack my brain trying to come up with something new when I can steal from the best. Of course none of these compares to the result of my...Read More
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Basic Statistics, or What Are The Odds I'm Getting Super Powers.
A friend of mine recently posted on Facebook: You know in movies, when they wash a spider down the drain and it crawls out from that little overflow hole at the top of the tub? That just happened while the girls were in the bath. Only in real life, it didn't kill anyone or give them super powers. She later admitted, in response to disappointment that she had flushed the spider: Next time I'll give it a shot at a bite and we'll find out if I live in a horror movie or a superhero movie. (Or the harrowing tale of two children being taken from their insane mother, who allowed spiders to bite them in hopes of super powers for them.) and Super powers are more likely than poison anyway, right? It was at this point I felt compelled to chime in. Being someone with a "mild superpower" I am uniquely qualified to answer this question. It's 50/50. Either it happens or it doesn't. Two possibilities, one outcome. Basic statistics. In fact, I had answered a similar question years before on a poker forum, so the heavy lifting had already been done. A member asked: What are the odds…of losing 3 SnGs in a row to your opponent making a full house on the river when you get it in with a flopped straight, flopped trips, and top two pair. I replied: 50% either it happens or it doesn't. 2 possibilities, 1 actual outcome. 1/2 = .5 or 50% coincidentally that's the same probability of it raining tomorrow where you live. I thought it was reasonably well written response, but apparently it caused some confusion (statistics and probability theory tends to have that effect on people) as someone claimed that it would NOT be raining where they were tomorrow. I tried to set him straight and cope with my failure as a teacher and communicator. It wasn't until the next day that all was set right with the world. Yesterday I recieved this IM from [name redacted to protect the innocent]: "time for the dreaded commute. 50% prob I make it home. I do or I don't " It's moments like these that make teaching so rewarding. There are few feelings in this world more rewarding that seeing a student fully and completely grasp the material that you are imparting. So, I have decided to introduce another concept from basic stats and probability. Probability lesson part 2: Conditional Probability Now there are certain situation where you will encounter outcomes that are dependent on SOMETHING else happening first. For example:...Read More
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Josh Reddick and the Stockton Ports
This year has been a fairly new and exciting adventure with baseball. I've had the pleasure of meeting a ton of great new people and finally got down to Banner Island Park to see the Stockton Ports play last Monday night. I've been to a few minor league parks and have to say that Banner Island is a great place to watch a game. Most minor league parks are dumps, but they've certainly built themselves a beautiful place down there in Stockton. When the news hit that Oakland A's outfielder Josh Reddick was going to be there for a rehab assignment, I jumped online and grabbed a couple of tickets. A lot of the Right Field crew seemed to make the trek out to Stockton after having spent the afternoon watching the A's beat the Giants. And I'm certain that Josh felt "at home" with his banner hanging right next to the On Deck circle. Reddick went 1 for 3 from the plate and had a fairly uneventful night in the field. The highlight of the evening was watching Tony Thompson score on a wild pitch. I know, it doesn't sound that exciting but when the team is down 6-1 at that point… well, you take what you can get. That and I managed to get this shot: After the play had finished, I turned to show Will MacNeil (@RFWILL149) the above shot. Will: "Did you get the unnecessary slide he made?" Me: "Kinda." Bobby Crocker, the batter, was positioned perfect to block the plate. Catchers could take lessons from this kid. My second favorite moment of the game was seeing @Wiggi_Marley make a great catch on a foul ball lined right at her. I wish I could have gotten a pic of the snag, it was that good. Instead you'll have to settle for an action shot of her shaking her hand after making the catch....Read More
The A-Team and Ben Bernanke
The A-Team movie is a guilty pleasure of mine. It's not fine art by any stretch, but it's great escapist fantasy. I always stop when I flip past it on the television. The line from Lynch is the one that makes me laugh every time I hear him say it. BILLIONS!!!Read More
Making $180 an Hour or Why I'm Going To Win a Kindle and You're Not.
The one thing someone can say to drive me nuts, when they find out I play poker, is "So you like to gamble?" It's less that "I like to gamble" and more "I love finding situations with positive expected value (EV)". And this is one heck of a plus EV situation. So a friend of mine, Megan Squires, recently released a book that she has written called Traced: Part One of The Outlier Chronicles. I'm only a couple of chapters into it and, so far, it's kind of a cross between 1984 and Twilight, except without the demeaning attitude towards women that Stephanie Meyers infuses into her writing. And lame vampires. No lame, sparkly vampires in Traced either. I should take this opportunity to let everyone know there's a bit of exaggeration in my "picture review". I have no idea if it's true. I assume it to be true, but can't prove it since I didn't read the entire Twilight Saga. Anyway, I digress. One of the things that Megan is doing to help spread the word about her book and get some followers on Facebook, is holding a raffle for a Kindle. At the moment, the expected value (EV) on this raffle is incredible. Each person can earn up to 6 entries for doing a couple of simple things that won't take very long to complete (become a fan, leave a comment on her blog, and tweet about the giveaway). The raffle ends on this Saturday (October 20th) and there are currently 70 entries. This means 10.67 people have entered. I kind of wish is had been 10.5 people instead. Obviously there would have been one less entry and, as an added benefit, I'd get to crack a bad Nirvana joke. I have 6 of those 70 entries, so currently I have an 8.57% chance of winning the Kindle. With a retail price of $69.99, my EV at the moment for entering the raffle is almost $6.00 ($5.999). When you consider that the time it took to enter MIGHT have been 2 minutes from start to finish that gives me an hourly rate of $180. That ain't bad at all. 😀 So whatever you do, don't head over to her page and enter the raffle. The more of you that enter, the more it's going to kill my EV. ***** This also got me to thinking that I seem to know a lot of authors. I'd be remiss if I didn't also mention a book that came out last year and that I had a small part in helping with. My friend's Katie Dozier and Collin Moshman released an...Read More


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It Is The End of the EA Online Pass
EA Online Pass has been discontinued. Find out why and how it will be.
It Is The End of the EA Online Pass
Online Pass was a unique, one-time-use code included with new EA games that allowed EA players to access online features and multiplayer modes like Online Team Play and Live Tournaments. If the game was not purchased new, the online pass code might have been used already and the player would need to purchase a new Online Pass.
For new EA titles, as FIFA 14, Online Pass will no longer be needed or included. Additionally, EA is in the process of eliminating Online Pass requirements from existing EA games. This process will take several weeks. For some games, the prompt to enter an Online Pass code will no longer appear; for others, you will still need to download and install an Online Pass, but they will be available free of charge from the Xbox LIVE Marketplace or PlayStation Store.
Now, the things will be more simple
The latest releases of EA SPORTS games are the first to get their Online Pass turned off. Over the next several weeks, Online Pass will either be removed completely, or will be available for free in the PlayStation Store and Xbox LIVE Marketplace.
EA have decide to do away with Online Pass after listening the feedback from the players. Their goal is that, eliminating the Online Pass, allow more people to play and enjoy EA games for a long time to come.
As well as FIFA, other EA titles such as Battlefield, NHL, Madden and other all used this feature and it was also adopted by other top game publishers such as Ubisoft and Activision. Now, it is the end of the EA Pass. For most of the gamers we are almost sure that it is a really good news.
i need to pass online fifa 14
EA is not asking pass anymore.
Is this right?…….i can't believe it……
hey i am not able to play seasons in fifa 14. it shows "Your gamer profile doesnot have the correct permission to access this feature" Please help me
Please check the age restriction settings.
I haven't an original FIFA 14.I have only a copy of it.Can i play online in it?
please reply me…
No. You need the original.
Guys, a quick question. I have Fifa 13, and have only just started ultimate team. Problem, i need an online pass to play online matches with my team. Either there is another problem, or i need to enter the code,but i don't know how! It is in the game box, i know, but i cant find where to redeem it. If someone tells me, they will get the biggest thank you ever. I have the free trial of Xbox gold, excellent internet, and my Xbox condition is perfect, i just cant figure where to redeem the code! 🙁
Please tell me A.S.A.P
If you are encountering either no option to enter your Online Pass or the Online pass is giving you a corrupt message, follow the steps below:
Start your the game, and select ENABLE ONLINE PASS from the Menu.
Then select REDEEM CODE FOR ONLINE ACCESS.
At the code Redemption screen, enter the single-use code located on the back of the game´s insert.
Once the code is entered, you will have access to your title's online features and bonus content.
Once redeemed, you can also send it to your Download Queue. Login to your console, start FIFA 13 and you'll be prompted to Re-Enter/RE-Download your Online Pass.
Hope it has helped you. Regards
Hello Rodrigo!
Quick question. My friend is selling FIFA 14 to me, which he bought new from the store and have been playing that for some while. If I buy it from him will I then be able to play online?
To be honest, I don't have sure about it. Try it before buying and you will see if it works or not. Send us feedback later, please.
If online pass now not needed to play online options in FIFA 14 then why do you need one to play in interactive world cup?
Hi, i was thinking about buying fifa 14 online through gumtree or ebay. If the code has already been used, am i still able to go online???
EA got rid of the online pass thingy. However I am not sure if it will work because I never tried.
okey, when you first open your fifa 14, do you have to login to your origin-ea sports account or is it already logged in,, because ive played fifa 13 before, so it should be in my ps3
You probably don't have to type it again.
I can't open (FIWC) so how I can open it
In fifa 14
Hi need the code for FIFA 14
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I disagree with Dr. K on one key point – Obama does not care if he gets an unemployment rate at 9% and another recession. He survived one recession already (one which we really have not come out of), and he feels (probably justifiably) that he is immune to the normal reaction of the voters with all that accountability that should follow. Sure, he lost the House in 2010 but he kept the Senate (and thanks to the ineptitude of Republican candidates he increased the number of Democratic Senators in 2012) and still won re-election (albeit by 3%, hardly a landslide). Since he cannot run again (as he said to President Medvedev) and can always count on the unswerving support of the media there is good chance he can come away undamaged or slighly damaged (and don't forgot the Republicans are still "The Stupid Party" prone to shooting themselves in the foot with moronic candidates who cannot intelligently handle "gotcha" questions on abortion/rape). Obama does not "feel your pain" – he is highly ideological and feels that America needs to be cut down to size.
by Charles Krauthammer
Why are Republicans playing the Democrats' game that the "fiscal cliff" is all about taxation? House Speaker John Boehner already made the pre-emptive concession of agreeing to raise revenues. But the insistence on doing so by eliminating deductions without raising marginal rates is now the subject of fierce Republican infighting.
Where is the other part of President Barack Obama's vaunted "balanced approach"? Where are the spending cuts, both discretionary and entitlement: Medicare, Medicaid and now Obamacare (the health care trio) and Social Security?
Social Security is the easiest to solve. So you get a sense of the Democrats' inclination to reform entitlements when Dick Durbin, the Senate Democrats' No. 2, says Social Security is off the table because it "does not add a penny to our deficit."
This is absurd. In 2012, Social Security adds $165 billion to the deficit. Democrats pretend that Social Security is covered through 2033 by its trust fund. Except that the trust fund is a fiction, a mere "bookkeeping" device, as the White House Office of Management and Budget itself has written. The trust fund's IOUs "do not consist of real economic assets that can be drawn down in the future to fund benefits." Future benefits "will have to be financed by raising taxes, borrowing from the public, or reducing benefits or other expenditures."
[……..] And on Wednesday, the president threw down the gauntlet by demanding tax hikes now – with spending cuts to come next year. Meaning, until after Republicans have fallen on their swords, given up the tax issue and forfeited their political leverage.
Ronald Reagan once fell for a "tax now, cut later" deal that he later deeply regretted. Dems got the tax; he never got the cuts. Obama's audacious new gambit is not a serious proposal to solve our fiscal problems. It's a raw partisan maneuver meant to neuter the Republicans by getting them to cave on their signature issue as the hold-the-line party on taxes.
I am not now, nor have ever been, a Norquistian. I don't believe the current level of taxation is divinely ordained. Nor do I believe in pledges of any kind. But Norquist is the only guy in town to consistently resist the tax-and-spend Democrats' stampede for ever higher taxes to fund ever more reckless spending.
The hunt for Norquist's scalp is a key part of the larger partisan project to make the Republicans do a George H.W. Bush and renege on their heretofore firm stand on taxes. Bush never recovered.
Why are the Republicans playing along? Because it is assumed that Obama has the upper hand. Unless Republicans acquiesce and get the best deal they can right now, tax rates will rise across the board on Jan. 1, and the GOP will be left without any bargaining chips.
But what about Obama? If we all cliff dive, he gets to preside over yet another recession. It will wreck his second term. Sure, Republicans will get blamed. But Obama is never running again. He cares about his legacy. You think he wants a second term with a double-dip recession, 9 percent unemployment and a totally gridlocked Congress? Republicans have to stop playing as if they have no cards.
Obama is claiming an electoral mandate to raise taxes on the top 2 percent. Perhaps, but remember those incessant campaign ads promising a return to the economic nirvana of the Clinton years? Well, George W. Bush cut rates across the board, not just for the top 2 percent. Going back to the Clinton rates means middle-class tax hikes that yield four times the revenue that you get from just the rich.
So give Obama the full Clinton. Let him live with that. And with what also lies on the other side of the cliff: 28 million Americans newly subject to the ruinous alternative minimum tax.
Republicans must stop acting like supplicants. If Obama so loves those Clinton rates, Republicans should say: Then go over the cliff and have them all.
And add: But if you want a Grand Bargain, then deal. If we give way on taxes, we want, in return, serious discretionary cuts, clearly spelled-out entitlement cuts and real tax reform.
Otherwise, strap on your parachute, Mr. President. We'll ride down together.
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Just wondering how others are viewing the newest batch of fall shows on tv.
Here are the ones I've checked out
We are Men - decent cast but not sure if it has staying power
Mom - like it, Glad Anna Faris is doing network tv, thought she would be pigeon holed as the scary movie chick the rest of her career.
Crazy Ones - Robin Williams is very good but not really liking Sarah Michelle Gellar's character
The ones I have yet to see are We are the Millers and new Michael j Fox show. Heard that the fox show isn't very good.
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Simple, but cute and nice.
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|Auburn man, Weedport teen airlifted from Fayette crash
Seneca County Sheriff reports that on December Friday at 4:30 pm, deputies responded to a two car personal injury motor vehicle accident at State Route 96A and West River Road in the Town of Fayette.
Deputies report a vehicle being operated by Gabriel J. Canino, age 16 of 8295 Hoyt Road Weedsport, was traveling west on West River Road when he failed to yield the right of way at State Route 96A. Canino's vehicle entered the intersection and was struck by a northbound vehicle operated by Jeremy M. Slentz age 30, of 3158 Disinger Road Waterloo. Canino and a passenger, Steven T. Young, age 30, of 107 Washington Street Auburn had to be extricated from the vehicle by fire personnel.
Canino and Young were flown out by Mercy Flight. Young was taken to Strong Memorial Hospital in Rochester and Canino was taken to Upstate Medical Center in Syracuse both with head injuries. Slentz was uninjured.
Seneca County Sheriff's Accident Reconstruction responded to the scene. New York State Police, North Seneca Ambulance, Finger Lakes Ambulance, Border City Fire Department, Geneva Fire Department and New York State DOT assisted at the scene.
A portion of State Route 96A was shut down during the reconstruction of the accident. Both vehicles sustained heavy damage and were towed from the scene.
Charges are still pending and the accident is still under investigation.
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To the End of the Land by David Grossman (Knopf)
This powerful novel about the fight for Israel's borders takes on biblical proportions as it unfolds through the eyes of Ora, a Jewish mother whose son volunteers for a military campaign. Convinced he won't survive, she retreats from reality and hikes into the Galilee. The journey gives Ora the chance to reflect on "the thousands of moments and acts from which you raise a child" and her estrangement from the ethos of war. The author's son died while serving in the Israel Defense Forces—a tragedy that hardly begins to explain Grossman's deep sensitivity to the chaotic devotion of a mother's love.
My Lie by Meredith Maran (Jossey-Bass)
In the 1980s, sexual abuse exploded into public consciousness, spurring a witch hunt fueled by recovered childhood memories. Caught up in the frenzy, Maran, a More contributor, became convinced that her father had molested her. Eight years later she recanted; now she's written an emotional memoir about the personal turmoil and media storm that provoked her accusation. This telling book chronicles a time in which the nation looked at domestic life through "incest-colored glasses."
The Good Daughters by Joyce Maynard (William Morrow)
Ruth is the offspring of rock-ribbed farmers in New Hampshire. Dana's mother and father are artsy tree huggers from out of town. The two girls, born on the same day in the same hospital, grow up to be natural enemies,
yet their parents share a startling secret that will turn their daughters' lives upside down. In this absorbing novel, More contributor Maynard (whose memoir about adopting two Ethiopian sisters appears in the September issue) slowly unravels a mystery of misplaced identity.
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It was kind of fun reminiscing about a past Dolphins game, when I re-published the recap of the '99 playoff game between the Dolphins and Jaguars.
So, I've decided to re-publish a recap of a previous game each week. This week, I was unable to find any of the games I was looking for; so instead I present a game between the Dolphins and Chiefs, that's a little unexpected:
Ocean Lakes caught No. 7 Kempsville at the right time, capturing its biggest victory ever with an 18-14 decision Friday night that raised questions about the Chiefs' playoff chances.
``Kempsville lost a big one last week (to Tallwood),'' Dolphins coach Jim Prince said. ``We knew Kempsville had been playing everybody close and we hoped it would continue with us.
``This is no doubt, no doubt, our biggest victory ever.''
As Prince had hoped, the Chiefs (6-2, 5-2) allowed Ocean Lakes (4-4, 4-3) to keep it close as the teams headed into the final period deadlocked 6-6.
Kempsville struck first in the fourth quarter, with quarterback Fred Sanders dashing three yards on a bootleg to the right corner, then throwing to Trey Simkins for the conversion and a 14-6 lead.
``At halftime, we told our kids we needed a big run and a big pass to win the game,'' Prince said.
The Dolphins got both.
On the ensuing possession after Kempsville had taken the lead, Ocean Lakes got the run on a 64-yard scoring sprint from Chad Holland.
Then, after stopping Kempsville on four plays, the Dolphins got the big pass after taking over at their own 46 with 3:30 remaining.
On third and 12, quarterback Walter Amos hit Lavoy Harrell at about the Chiefs 35. There, Harrell picked up a fantastic block from Torrell Cherry that broke him free for the winning score.
``That waggle pass to Lavoy was open the play before and I missed him,'' Amos said. ``But coach let me try it again and I hit him. I thought he'd get hit, and then Torrell threw that great block.
``I saw it all, man. Oh yes Lord, this was big!''
Ocean Lakes missed both fourth-quarter conversion runs.
Kempsville had one last chance with 2:09 left, but two rushing attempts netted only four yards and Sanders threw one pass long and had another almost intercepted on fourth and 6.
Kempsville held a 6-0 halftime lead on Simkins' 1-yard run late in the second quarter and Ocean Lakes tied it halfway through the third when Amos hit Cherry from five yards out.
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An absolutely crucial characteristic all successful traders share is confidence. Success is only achieved when a trader has the confidence to execute his ideas without being overcome by emotional fears. I believe creating a gameplan and sticking to it will foster confidence in the long-run because the trader defines all aspects of his trade that he can control, the rest is left to the market. Confidence based on winning trades is fleeting, but confidence based on the ability to objectively execute ideas leads to long-term, unbreakable confidence.
Yet, I often see two primary psychological problems traders experience with regard to confidence. There is over-confidence and under-confidence, both of which lead to very serious complications in one's trading. Over-confidence occurs when the trader has had a string of winners and feels indestructible. A common statement of reflection once destruction occurs is usually something like: "I thought I knew more than the markets" or "I thought I had trading all figured out." The trader usually begins to get sloppy in their trading and takes poor risk/reward trades believing it will just work out for them. Hard-earned profits can disappear in a very short time if over-confidence is present unless the trader has learned the techniques to recognize this and nip it in the bud quickly.
Under-confidence occurs when the trader either can't pull the trigger or has trouble staying with the trade because he lacks confidence in his analysis and price objectives. These errors result in lost opportunities and money left on the table. Under-confidence is debilitating and must be overcome for a trader to ever become profitable.
Many times when trading errors are present as a pattern, the trader assumes if they can just have the confidence it will solve many trading problems. But, if too much is harmful and too little is harmful, then what is the correct type of confidence to have in trading? I think many traders believe that if they just have a string of winners that will give them the confidence they need to forge ahead. Yes, sometimes a winner can give you some confidence to get to the next trade, but what about the other side of the coin? The other side of the coin is a string of losing trades, this will destroy one's confidence. Can a trader's confidence be maintained even in the face of a string of losses?
After many ups and downs with "confidence" I finally believe I have learned that my true confidence comes not with my winning trades but in my ability to control the losers and manage my trades. I noticed a consistent positive attitude that was associated and linked with how I was handling my losses. I started to feel good about how I would take a loss. There was an immediate down emotional feeling if I experienced a larger loss than necessary or exceeded a maximum daily loss. That led me to change the behavior in order to avoid the feeling that I didn't like. AHA!!! I had control of that! I cannot control the markets but I can control the parameters of my trades: entries, exits, stops, how much I trade during the day, how many positions at one time, etc.
I was asked recently in our T3Live active trading course by a new trader how I have built my level of confidence. I told the class that my confidence comes from my controlling the losers, not from the winners. Strive for excellence in learning to manage your trades and feel good about the losers as long as you adhere to your gameplan. Losses are an inevitable part of trading and you must accept them and be happy to take them as long as it fits within your defined framework. Knowing that you will never let a loss get out of control, knowing that you will never blow up will create an unshakable confidence and the winners will come.


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Grace: Rahab: What's a Woman Like You Doing in a Place Like This
By Maxie D. Dunnam
Saturday, July 01, 1989
One of the tenderest, if not the most tender, story in the New Testament, is that of Jesus' encounter with the woman taken in the act of adultery.She was brought to Jesus for stoning, because that was the law of the day. It was clearly a test for Jesus. The accusing men who brought the woman put Jesus in a "no-win" dilemma. If He elected to show mercy on the woman and free her, He would clearly be disobeying the Jewish law. If He condemned her, or did not intervene in preventing condemnation, He would be going against everything He had taught about compassion and forgiveness.
The accusers thought they had Him. They made their charge, but they were not prepared for Jesus' response. I'm sure they were speechless, immobilized by Jesus' offer, "Let him who is without sin among you be the first to throw a stone at her."
Then Jesus did a very strange thing. Without saying another word, He bent over and wrote in the sand. We wonder -- was He allowing the people some relief with their engagement with Him in order that they might deal with their own consciences? Or did He write something that probed even more deeply and burned more searingly upon their calloused hearts? We don't know what He wrote; we can only ponder that and use our imagination.
I remember once when my dad and I were talking about this story, he provided an insight I had never heard before. When my dad and I were talking about this, he suggested Jesus might have written in the sand a question -- a simple one. The question might have been this: "How would you feel if this was your sister?"
Powerful and searching, isn't it? What a difference it would make if the accused was a sister. Jesus saw her as a sister, and you know what He did -- whatever He wrote in the sand, and we can only guess at that -- when He rose and looked around, there was no one present to condemn the woman, and Jesus announced to her His forgiveness and call to new life.
That's who Jesus was -- merciful, tender, seeking the best and calling it forth from a person -- "seeking to save the lost." That's who Jesus was, and it was in keeping with everything God came to earth to be and do.
But I wonder -- I wonder if, when He was confronted with those violent men who wanted to stone this wretch of a woman -- I wonder if He remembered Rahab.
Some of you may have never heard her name. For most of us, her name is not one we readily recall among biblical personalities. But Jesus may have called her to mind that day, because, you see, she was one of his great-grandmothers. How far back, as a great-grandmother, I haven't figured out. She is one of four women mentioned in Matthew's genealogy of Jesus' family in the first chapter of his gospel.
Tradition has it that she married Solomon, one of the two spies whose life she saved. Their son -- the son of Rahab and her husband -- was Boaz. Boaz married Ruth, and Ruth and Boaz were the grandparents of David. So the family line came on down to Joseph and Mary, the parents of Jesus.
Rahab -- a prostitute! "What's a woman like you doing in a place like this?" In the genealogy as a grandparent of the Lord Jesus Christ?
Let's look at her, because she has much to teach us. You may know the story well enough to put it into perspective. Joshua is the key figure in the drama in which Rahab plays a supporting role.
Joshua sent two spies to search out Jericho. They had been told to go to the house of a harlot named Rahab. It's easy to imagine them; eager to avoid identity, they mixed briefly with the crowds outside the city, long enough to learn that the house situated so strategically on the walls belonged to a harlot named Rahab. Here they found some safety, for city authorities had often seen strangers enter her home.
You heard the story in our scripture lesson. The spies went to the house of a harlot named Rahab, and they lodged there. When the king's men came looking for them, Rahab hid them, telling the king's men that they had already gone, and sent them in hot pursuit. So, Rahab played a significant role in the battle of Jericho, protecting the spies until they could get the information they needed to take back to Joshua in order that Joshua might "fit the battle of Jericho and the walls came a tumbling down."
Rahab, the harlot, "What's a woman like you doing in a place like this?"
Let's look at her as a profile of faith and see what we can learn.
In the story of Rahab, three important theological truths are illuminated. First is the issue of original sin. When was the last time you heard a sermon on original sin? The truth of the matter is there is nothing original about sin.
Somewhere along the way I heard of a little Christian college in Arkansas that advertised in its bulletin that it was sixteen miles from any known sin. I grew up in the backwoods of Mississippi, and I know that Arkansas and Mississippi are a lot alike. Nowhere in my backwoods Mississippi could you get six miles, much less sixteen, from any known sin.
My friend, Ellsworth Kalas, reported a conversation of a member of his congregation with coworkers. When someone asked if the others had had a good night's sleep, one of the men answered, "I never get a good night's sleep. I was born with a rusty spoon in my mouth."
It was not a bitter statement. The man who spoke it was a pleasant fellow, not given to pessimism or complaint. It was a matter-of-fact analysis, a summary of life as he had observed parts of it: "I was born with a rusty spoon in my mouth."
Along with Ellsworth, I believe that man knows something about theology, because his metaphor suggests a little of what we mean when we refer to the Christian doctrine of original sin. We mean that we are born with a rusty spoon.
I also like my friend Ellsworth's response to a university student who asked him if he believed in original sin. Ellsworth responded, "Not in theory, only in fact." Some theologian said a long time ago that every human being is born with a pack on his back. That's a part of what original sin is.
You see, whatever your theory or doctrine of original sin, you and I live every day with the fact of sin; and I ask you, do you know anyone who has lived very long who has not fallen into a snare of sin, into the snare of choosing our own way, and eating the fruit God forbids us to eat?
Rahab teaches us about original sin. She was a prostitute, operating a house of ill-fame at the wall of Jericho. We don't know anything about her birth or upbringing, but we can rightly assume that they were troubled. Perhaps her parents lived outside the law, so that it seemed perfectly natural to her to carry on in the same fashion. Or perhaps -- though less likely -- they were good people who simply didn't provide Rahab with nurturing influences which led her in the right paths.
One way or another, her life somewhere began to go wrong. Eventually, probably while she was still quite young, she entered a life of prostitution. Now the pattern of her days was sordid.
"Her house, built right into the wall of the city, was appropriately located, for she was out at the edge of all of life. She lived outside the law, but she probably used it by buying off corrupt officials, in order to carry on her work. Usually she saw men at their worst; some of them brutal, all of them furtive. She knew, when she went shopping, that merchants looked upon her payment as tainted money, but they also seemed willing enough to accept it. Hers was a rusted-spoon kind of world, and there was no apparent way to get out of it. She lived at the edge of life, I say: on the edge of the law, on the edge of love, on the edge of hope." (J. Ellsworth Kalas, On Starting With A Rusty Spoon, sermon preached February 14, 1988).
She teaches us about original sin. Rahab, "What's a woman like you doing in a place like this?"
But not only about original sin; Rahab also teaches us about prevenient grace. This is a unique emphasis of us Methodist children of John Wesley -- prevenient grace. We sing about it, and maybe to sing about it is better than talking about it.
"I sought the Lord, and afterward I knew
He moved my soul to seek Him, seeking me
It was not I that found, O Saviour true;
No, I was found of Thee.
Thou didst reach forth Thy hand and mine enfold;
I walked and sank not on the storm-vexed sea;
T'was not so much that I on Thee took hold,
as Thou, dear Lord, on me."
That's the nature of prevenient grace, and Rahab teaches us about it. Long before we are aware of it, in a thousand different ways, God's Spirit moves in our lives. That's who God is -- one who sees us, even when we are unaware that we are being sought. Rahab, "What's a woman like you doing in a place like this?"
Even in her place, she did not escape the wooing of God's Spirit. I can imagine that in her position and in her work, she was often the first to get gossip and privileged information. No doubt she heard the wondrous tales of the way the Israelites had escaped Egypt, had survived a whole generation in the howling wilderness, and how they were now marching like a motley but disciplined army toward Jericho and the adjoining cities.
Rumors had it that the Lord God was with them -- that the Israelites were invincible. Of course, the people of Jericho would have laughed and scoffed at those rumors. But, somehow, Rahab felt deep within her that the rumors might be true.
And now these two spies came for lodging at her house.
In a way that God's Spirit so often works, there was produced in Rahab's heart the deep conviction that these men represented God and God's cause -- therefore, she was led to protect them. That night, these two men spoke to Rahab about the God of Israel, and of the great destiny that He had planned for the people of God. The words of these men reached her heart because already the Spirit of God had prepared her heart. That's prevenient grace: God working in our lives -- God's Spirit seeking to open our eyes, soften our wills and provide for us the setting to say yes to Him.
Rahab, "What's a woman like you doing in a place like this," teaching us about prevenient grace?
Original sin, prevenient grace, and a third great theological doctrine: the doctrine of faith and works coming together as the Christian way. In Rahab -- a prostitute? Yes! "What's a woman like you doing in a place like this?"
Not only does Matthew name her as a great-grandparent of Jesus, listen to the writer of the Epistle to the Hebrews in his chapter that names the great faith hall of fame,
Here is a prostitute listed in the great company of magnificent exemplars of faith -- Moses, Abraham, Sarah, Noah. That's a pretty impressive position for someone born with a rusty spoon in her mouth.
Not only the Gospel of Matthew and the Epistle to the Hebrews, James also gives Rahab an even greater providence. In his book, he's trying to show that faith without works is dead, and he proves his point by telling the story of Abraham. Then, as if to show that there is more than one example of his argument, James writes (
James concluded: "For as the body apart from the spirit is dead, so faith apart from works is dead."
Rahab, "What's a woman like you doing in a place like this?" -- teaching us about faith, but also teaching us that faith without works is dead?
Three great theological truths in the story of a prostitute. Rahab -- "What's a woman like you doing in a place like this?" She is here to humble us and expose our pride for what it cantankerously is; to teach us that we are all saved only by the grace of God. God teaches us three great lessons in theology, especially the meaning of faith -- and God teaches us through a prostitute. Now that's a lot to learn from a person we have to pull out of the shadows, one who plays only a supportive role in one of the Old Testament dramas.
But there is more. I want to talk about another issue suggested by Rahab -- the sinful, destructive snare into which too many of us fall, what I call the insider/outsider phenomenon. When we ask the question, "What's a woman like you doing in a place like this?", it's usually from another perspective. What's a "good" person like you doing here? What's a person of your social stature doing hob-nobbing with these persons of lower class? Why is a person of your "class" associating with these "red-necks"?
Yet when we find Rahab's name in the genealogy of Jesus, and see her portrait in the faith hall of fame, or hear James use her as an illustration along with the venerable Abraham in his preaching about faith active in works -- we're asking the question from a different perspective, and perhaps with not a little condescension: "How did a person like you get into this lineup?" It's like showing up at the formal ball with a tux, but not just wearing brown shoes -- wearing brown brogan shoes! Come to think of it, you might be the first one to sneer, "What's a person like you doing in a place like this?"
It's the pernicious insider/outsider phenomenon that is destructive of life and that Jesus came to eradicate. None of us escapes this damnable phenomenon. It goes to all sorts of extremes, like the fellow who said, "I look down my nose at people who look down their noses at others."
Earlier I suggested that Jesus may have remembered Rahab when he wrote in the sand. Could he also have remembered her when he stormed out at the self-righteous of his day -- saying to them, "The publicans and the harlots go into the kingdom before you." When you are tempted to turn up your nose and act in any way as an insider -- shutting other people out -- just remember that three of the four women named in Matthew's genealogy of Jesus were adulteresses.
Recently I received one of the most moving letters I have ever received. I wept as I first read it, and my heart hurts now as I recall it. A young man, far away in another state, honored me and paid a great compliment to the ministry of the church. He poured out the depths of his heart in telling me he was dying of AIDS. He didn't know how long he would live.
Why was he writing me? His parents are members of this congregation. He was quite certain that they would not have shared this pain and sorrow with anyone, including their pastor. He didn't want me to break his confidence -- and I won't -- but he wanted me to know, so that when he does die, I can minister lovingly and supportively to his parents.
I share the story, friends, because there are others like that young man in this congregation and every congregation. They and their families are in the church and if they aren't they need desperately the ministry of the church. If we aren't careful, if we don't learn from what God did with Rahab, if we don't learn from Jesus, we'll communicate to folks who need us that we are insiders and they are outsiders, and until they become like us, we won't have anything to do with them. That's foreign to the Gospel, violating everything Jesus came to provide for us and to teach.
Rahab, "What's a woman like you doing in a place like this?" You teach us that in God's grace, all insider/outsider barriers are shattered, eradicated -- and we all stand on common ground, desperately in need of God's love, and the love of each other.
So Rahab teaches us not only about theology, but about life together -- how we are to relate to others.
I close now by focusing on what, for some, is an incidental part of the story. But there is meaning beyond the charm of it. I didn't read it in our lesson, so let me tell you.
When the king's men who had been searching for the two spies had gone, Rahab joined the two spies on the roof where she had hidden them safely away. They made their plans. She was going to let them down by a rope out of the window, outside the city wall, because remember her house was built into the city wall.
Before she did so, the charming, intriguing, but deeply meaningful plan for the survival of Rahab and her family was devised. When Joshua and his army returned to conquer the city, Rahab was to tie a scarlet cord in the window through which she had let the spies down. She was to gather her family -- mother and father, brothers and sisters and their children -- into the house. When the soldiers saw the scarlet cord, they would leave that house untouched. Rahab and her family would be saved by the scarlet cord.
Does that remind you of the blood on the doorposts of the houses of Israel back in Egypt, so the Angel of Death would pass over them? Does it remind you of that scarlet thread God hung out on Calvary's hill in the shape of a cross?
Rahab, "What's a person like you doing in a place like this?" That scarlet cord, waving from your window, is not strange for us Christians thousands of years later, because you taught us about sin and grace, about salvation by grace and faith without works being dead. You taught us about insider/outsider walls being abolished. So your waving scarlet cord reminds us of the Cross and our salvation.
Rahab is saying to us: Come home! If this harlot, born with a rusty spoon in her mouth, can make it home, home to the family of Jesus -- one of His great-grandmothers -- there is a place for us in that family.
Rahab, "What's a woman like you doing in a place like this?" Whatever you are doing here, we want to join you!


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Last night's History Channel episode of "American Pickers" was titled "Shock Value," starring Frank Fritz and Mike Wolfe. The professional pickers that travel across not only the United States, but over the world picking through treasures covered with dust and rust from age, and love every minute of their hunt as cobwebs and dead animals don't scare them a bit.
As the episode begins, the guys are in Alabama again as Danielle calls them from Nashville. She has a lead for them from a guy named Neil. He has a huge space with lots of stuff, like medical oddities and electronics. They find his place and it is packed from floor to ceiling, and Mike sees lots of opportunities. There is just about everything imaginable in this place. He had a Tesla electro shock machine capable of giving off 100,000 volts of electricity, which is twice that of a police taser. This guy was probably qualified to build Frankenstein's monster. However, the guys started this deal by selling him a Morse Wave Generator they bought for $50 to him for $200, and he was happy as a clam. He felt that Tesla did not get a fair deal, as little was taught about him in schools, and without him, our world would be back in the dark ages.
Frank found an old traffic light that he got for $200, Neil got it when he was 14, and it probably started his collection. He had a Kellogg chair for constipation; it vibrated when one sat in it, and was invented by the cereal manufacturer, who dabbled in such items. Frank wanted to know if he thought of this before or after high-fiber cereal?
While Danielle was with Lauren in Nashville, they had lots to do. Lauren admitted she gets claustrophobic in the shop at times, so Danielle tried to help her clear some things out. A local businessman expressed an interest in the riveter Mike got in Colorado, so they packed it in the truck and brought it to see if he was interested in buying it.
Still at the first pick, the guys continued to find more and more items the piqued their curiosity. They found a vintage machine that was used in shoe stores to x-ray feet to see if children's shoes fit properly. When the man got the machine, the health department told him not to make it operational. Early pioneers of radiology often suffered eye problems, hair loss and burns to their hands because of exposure; sometimes the damage was so bad; it required amputations and other surgeries.
Frank then found an old metal toy truck that was not fancy, but had the original parts, he got it for $40. Mike found an anatomical dummy like a jigsaw puzzle that came apart; it was missing one lung, and he got it for $200. Mike found a mechanical knight on horseback, with a switch on the back to make the knight blow a trumpet. He paid $500 because he never saw anything like this before.
When they left Neil, they were sent to see Terry and John Willett, who were ready to sell. But everything the guys liked, was not for sale. Their dream was to put all the stuff together sort of like a tribute to history, but it just laid around collecting dust and rust. Now they are both up in years and it does not look like the dream will happen, but they have such feelings for the stuff; it is difficult for them to part with.
Mike finally got them to sell an old hall tree for $200 and when he asked what the price of a vintage visible gas pump was, he stuck to his guns for $800, and after finding the cylinder that fit around it, after looking all day, Mike got the pump for the asking price.
When Danielle sold the riveter, she asked Matt to check out some old jeans the guys found. One pair was Lee Jeans from 1925. In the 1950s, wearing jeans became a symbol of youth rebellion after James Dean popularized them in Rebel Without a Cause. The jeans were worth about $1,500 on this episode of "American Pickers."


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Samsung says Galaxy Nexus will become available in Europe on November 17
Ever since the Samsung Galaxy Nexus was announced last week, we, like you, have been dying to know when exactly it will be in stores. And over the past few days, we've heard many different things about this, especially with regard to the UK. First it looked like November 16 would be the magic date, but then November 10 became an option too. So it's clear that people were confused.
That changes now, since Samsung has thankfully decided to put an end to all the speculation and officially announce that the Galaxy Nexus will become available in Europe (and, specifically, the UK) starting on November 17. Amazon UK has updated its product listing for the Galaxy Nexus to show just that.
So mark that date in your calendar. In case you were wondering, November 17 is exactly three weeks from now. We know waiting will be tough, but hey, it's just three weeks. After which you'll be able to play with Google's latest pure Android smartphone.
No word yet on when Verizon plans on launching the Galaxy Nexus. Hopefully it will decide to release the phone sooner than it's going to go on sale elsewhere in the world, but we'll have to wait and see.
Via Droid Life


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