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If one recalls the time frame from which Radio Replies emerged, it can explain some of the frankness and lack of tact in the nature of the responses provided.
It was during this timeframe that a considerable amount of anti-Catholic rhetoric came to the forefront, particularly in this country. Much of this developed during the Presidential campaign of Al Smith in 1928, but had its roots in the publication of Alexander Hislop's The Two Babylons, originally published in book form in 1919 and also published in pamphlet form in 1853.
While in Britain (and consequently Australia), the other fellow would surely have experienced the effects of the Popery Act, the Act of Settlement, the Disenfranchising Act, the Ecclesiastical Titles Act, and many others since the reformation (that basically boiled down to saying, "We won't kill you if you just be good, quiet little Catholics"). Even the so-called Catholic Relief Acts (1778, 1791, 1829, 1851, 1871) still had huge barriers placed in the way.
And of course, they'd both remember the American Protective Association, "Guy Fawkes Days" (which included burning the Pontiff in effigy), the positions of the Whigs and Ultra-Torries, and so on.
A strong degree of "in your face" from people in the position of authoritativeness was required back in the 1930s, as there was a large contingent of the populations of both the US and the British Empire who were not at all shy about being "in your face" toward Catholics in the first place (in other words, a particularly contentious day on Free Republic would be considered a mild day in some circles back then). Sure, in polite, educated circles, contention was avoided (thus the little ditty about it not being polite to discuss religion in public, along with sex and politics), but it would be naive to assume that we all got along, or anything resembling that, back in the day.
Having said all of the above, reading the articles from the modern mindset and without the historical context that I tried to briefly summarize above, they make challenging reading, due to their bluntness.
The reader should also keep in mind that the official teaching of the Church takes a completely different tone, best summed up in the Catechism of the Catholic Church:
817 In fact, "in this one and only Church of God from its very beginnings there arose certain rifts, which the Apostle strongly censures as damnable. But in subsequent centuries much more serious dissensions appeared and large communities became separated from full communion with the Catholic Church - for which, often enough, men of both sides were to blame."269 The ruptures that wound the unity of Christ's Body - here we must distinguish heresy, apostasy, and schism270 - do not occur without human sin:Where there are sins, there are also divisions, schisms, heresies, and disputes. Where there is virtue, however, there also are harmony and unity, from which arise the one heart and one soul of all believers.271
818 "However, one cannot charge with the sin of the separation those who at present are born into these communities [that resulted from such separation] and in them are brought up in the faith of Christ, and the Catholic Church accepts them with respect and affection as brothers .... All who have been justified by faith in Baptism are incorporated into Christ; they therefore have a right to be called Christians, and with good reason are accepted as brothers in the Lord by the children of the Catholic Church."272
819 "Furthermore, many elements of sanctification and of truth"273 are found outside the visible confines of the Catholic Church: "the written Word of God; the life of grace; faith, hope, and charity, with the other interior gifts of the Holy Spirit, as well as visible elements."274 Christ's Spirit uses these Churches and ecclesial communities as means of salvation, whose power derives from the fullness of grace and truth that Christ has entrusted to the Catholic Church. All these blessings come from Christ and lead to him,275 and are in themselves calls to "Catholic unity."276
838 "The Church knows that she is joined in many ways to the baptized who are honored by the name of Christian, but do not profess the Catholic faith in its entirety or have not preserved unity or communion under the successor of Peter."322 Those "who believe in Christ and have been properly baptized are put in a certain, although imperfect, communion with the Catholic Church."323 With the Orthodox Churches, this communion is so profound "that it lacks little to attain the fullness that would permit a common celebration of the Lord's Eucharist."324
270 Cf. CIC, can. 751.
271 Origen, Hom. in Ezech. 9,1:PG 13,732.
274 UR 3 § 2; cf. LG 15.
275 Cf. UR 3.
276 Cf. LG 8.
324 Paul VI, Discourse, December 14, 1975; cf. UR 13-18.
Rev. Dr. Leslie Rumble, M.S.C.
"I was brought up as a Protestant, probably with more inherited prejudices than most non-Catholics of these days. My parents were Anglican and taught me the Angelican faith. My 'broad-minded' protestant teachers taught me to dislike the Catholic Church intensely. I later tried Protestantism in various other forms, and it is some thirty years since, in God's providence, I became a Catholic. As for the 'open, free, sincere worship' of a Protestant Church, I tasted it, but for me it proved in the end to be not only open, but empty; it was altogether too free from God's prescriptions."
Eventually, Leslie became a priest of the Missionaries of the Sacred Heart.
In 1928, Fr. Rumble began a one-hour 'Question Box' program on 2SM Sydney, N.S.W. radio on Sunday evenings that was heard all over Australia and New Zealand. For five years he answered questions on every subject imaginable that had been written to him from all over that part of the globe. His first show began with a classic introduction:
"Good evening, listeners all. For some time I have been promising to give a session dealing with questions of religion and morality, in which the listeners themselves should decide what is of interest to them. Such a session will commence next Sunday evening, and I invite you to send in any questions you wish on these subjects . . . So now I invite you, non-Catholics above all, to send in any questions you wish on religion, or morality, or the Catholic Church, and I shall explain exactly the Catholic position, and give the reasons for it. In fact I almost demand those questions. Many hard things have been said, and are still being said, about the Catholic Church, though no criminal, has been so abused, that she has a right to be heard. I do not ask that you give your name and address. A nom de plume will do. Call yourself Voltaire, Confucius, X.Y.Z., what you like, so long as you give indication enough to recognize your answer."
"By the summer of 1937, the first edition of Radio Replies was already in print in Australia, financed by Rt. Rev. Monsignor James Meany, P.P. - the director of Station 2SM of whom I am greatly indebted."
"I have often been mistaken, as most men at times. And it is precisely to make sure that I will not be mistaken in the supremely important matter of religion that I cling to a Church which cannot be mistaken, but must be right where I might be wrong. God knew that so many sincere men would make mistakes that He deliberately established an infallible Church to preserve them from error where it was most important that they should not go wrong."
Rev. Charles Mortimer Carty
I broadcast my radio program, the Catholic Radio Hour, from St. Paul, Minnesota.
I was also carrying on as a Catholic Campaigner for Christ, the Apostolate to the man in the street through the medium of my trailer and loud-speaking system. In the distribution of pamphlets and books on the Catholic Faith, Radio Replies proved the most talked of book carried in my trailer display of Catholic literature. As many of us street preachers have learned, it is not so much what you say over the microphone in answer to questions from open air listeners, but what you get into their hands to read. The questions Fr. Rumble had to answer on the other side of the planet are same the questions I had to answer before friendly and hostile audiences throughout my summer campaign."
I realized that this priest in Australia was doing exactly the same work I was doing here in St. Paul. Because of the success of his book, plus the delay in getting copies from Sydney and the prohibitive cost of the book on this side of the universe, I got in contact with him to publish a cheap American edition.
It doesn't take long for the imagination to start thinking about how much we could actually do. We began the Radio Replies Press Society Publishing Company, finished the American edition of what was to be the first volume of Radio Replies, recieved the necessary imprimatur, and Msgr. Fulton J. Sheen agreed to write a preface. About a year after the publication of the first edition in Australia, we had the American edition out and in people's hands.
The book turned into a phenomena. Letters began pouring into my office from every corner of the United States; Protestant Publishing Houses are requesting copies for distribution to Protestant Seminaries; a few Catholic Seminaries have adopted it as an official textbook - and I had still never met Dr. Rumble in person.
To keep a long story short, we finally got a chance to meet, published volumes two and three of Radio Replies, printed a set of ten booklets on subjects people most often asked about, and a few other pamphlets on subjects of interest to us.
Fr. Carty died on May 22, 1964 in Connecticut.
"Firstly, since God is the Author of all truth, nothing that is definitely true can every really contradict anything else that is definitely true. Secondly, the Catholic Church is definitely true. It therefore follows that no objection or difficulty, whether drawn from history, Scripture, science, or philosophy, can provide a valid argument against the truth of the Catholic religion."
Biographies compiled from the introductions to Radio Replies, volumes 1, 2 and 3.
Source: www.catholicauthors.com
Radio Replies Volume One: Gods Existence Known by Reason
Radio Replies Volume One: Nature of God
Radio Replies Volume One: Providence of God and Problem of Evil
Radio Replies Volume One: Nature of Man & Existence and Nature of the Soul
Radio Replies Volume One: Immortality of the Soul
Radio Replies Volume One: Destiny of the Soul & Freewill of Man
Radio Replies Volume One: Nature of Religion & Necessity of Religion
Radio Replies Volume One: Natural Religion & Revealed Religion
Radio Replies Volume One: Mysteries of Religion
Radio Replies Volume One: Miracles
Radio Replies Volume One: Value of the Gospels
Radio Replies Volume One: Inspiration of the Gospels
Radio Replies Volume One: Old Testament Difficulties [Part 1]
Radio Replies Volume One: Old Testament Difficulties [Part 2]
Radio Replies Volume One: Old Testament Difficulties [Part 3]
Radio Replies Volume One: New Testament Difficulties
Radio Replies Volume One: The Religion of the Jews
Radio Replies Volume One: Truth of Christianity
Radio Replies Volume One: Nature and Necessity of Faith
Radio Replies Volume One: Conflicting Churches
Radio Replies Volume One: Are All One Church?
Radio Replies Volume One: Is One Religion As Good As Another?
Radio Replies Volume One: The Fallacy of Indifference
Radio Replies Volume One: Protestantism Erroneous
Radio Replies Volume One: Luther
Radio Replies Volume One: Anglicanism
Radio Replies Volume One: Greek Orthodox Church
Radio Replies Volume One: Wesley
Radio Replies Volume One: Baptists
Radio Replies Volume One: Adventists
Radio Replies Volume One: Salvation Army
Radio Replies Volume One: Witnesses of Jehovah
Radio Replies Volume One: Christian Science
Radio Replies Volume One: Theosophy
Radio Replies Volume One: Spiritualism
Radio Replies Volume One: Catholic Intolerance
Radio Replies Volume One: Nature of the Church
Radio Replies Volume One: The true Church
Radio Replies Volume One: Hierarchy of the Church
Radio Replies Volume One: The Pope
Radio Replies Volume One: Temporal Power
Radio Replies Volume One: Infallibility
Radio Replies Volume One: Unity
Radio Replies Volume One: Holiness
Radio Replies Volume One: Catholicity
Radio Replies Volume One: Apostolicity
Radio Replies Volume One: Indefectibility
Radio Replies Volume One: "Outside the Church no salvation"
Radio Replies Volume One: Not opposed to the Bible
Radio Replies Volume One: The reading of the Bible
Radio Replies Volume One: Protestants and the Bible
Radio Replies Volume One: "Bible Only" a false principle
Radio Replies Volume One: The necessity of Tradition
Radio Replies Volume One: The authority of the Catholic Church
Radio Replies Volume One: Dogmatic Truth
Radio Replies Volume One: Development of Dogma
Radio Replies Volume One: Dogma and Reason
Radio Replies Volume One: Rationalism
Radio Replies Volume One: The Holy Trinity
Radio Replies Volume One: Creation
Radio Replies Volume One: Angels
Radio Replies Volume One: Devils
Radio Replies Volume One: Man
Radio Replies Volume One: Sin
Radio Replies Volume One: Christ
Radio Replies Volume One: Mary
Radio Replies Volume One: Grace and salvation
Radio Replies Volume One: The Sacraments
Radio Replies Volume One: Baptism
Radio Replies Volume One: Confirmation
Radio Replies Volume One: Confession
Radio Replies Volume One: Holy Eucharist
Radio Replies Volume One: The Sacrifice of the Mass
Radio Replies Volume One: Holy Communion
Radio Replies Volume One: Priesthood
Radio Replies Volume One: Matrimony
Radio Replies Volume One: Divorce
Radio Replies Volume One: Extreme Unction
Radio Replies Volume One: Judgment
Radio Replies Volume One: The Millenium
Radio Replies Volume One: Hell
Radio Replies Volume One: Purgatory
Radio Replies Volume One: Prayer for the Dead
Radio Replies Volume One: Indulgences
Radio Replies Volume One: Heaven
Radio Replies Volume One: The Resurrection of the Body
Radio Replies Volume One: The General Judgment/The End of the World
Radio Replies Volume One: Veracity/Mental Restriction
Radio Replies Volume One: Charity
Radio Replies Volume One: Ecclesiastical Censures/Liberty
Radio Replies Volume One: Index of Prohibited Books
Radio Replies Volume One: Persecution
Radio Replies Volume One: The Inquisition
Radio Replies Volume One: Jesuits/Catholic Intolerance
Radio Replies Volume One: Protestant services
Radio Replies Volume One: Freemasonry
What I really like about Catholicism is that it doesn't tolerate false doctrines.
What I don't like about it is that it has quite a few of them itself.
I wish other christian denominations including my own (baptist) would be at least a little more bold in confronting false teachings that make their way into the church through organizations like the Masons.
Freemasonry = Universalism + Secular Humanism.
At least that's my read on it.
The Mason's actually worship Satan, whether they call him that or not, their religion is one of the recognition (in their own mind) of the supremcy of man, and therefore deny Christ!~ I would pray for anyone require to join such an organization. STRONGLY, and WARN THEM!~ Thanks for posting this..am not Catholic, but am a Christian! Thanks brother.
NOPE, have been one since I was 21. Will be 62 in December.
Know a fair amount about the history of our "differences".
Most self proclaimed authorities are "lacking" in honesty.
An honest discussion is one thing, but the usual discourse is not.
Yeah, Masonry is dangerous business.
Most Masons don't realize that or worship satan themselves. But from what I understand, the organization's manual or whatever it's called, contains the words, Lucifer, our father, or something to that affect.
CNN on congressional masons
pretty interesting stuff!
Most EVERYONE, authority or not, self proclaimed or not is "lacking" in honesty... moreso with self than with others.
And it's kind of hard to know when we are less than honest with others, when we don't even know when we are lying to ourselves.
It has been a number of months since I entered a discussion on this subject with a similar tone.
Out of that discussion I found a couple of individuals that were knowledgeable to a point, and honest enough that away from the post we had exchanges for a couple of weeks.
A couple were Knights of Columbus and still did not understand where the divide began. Had been told all these horrible things that were simply not true, and after a time we, I think, gained some respect for each other.
We did talk about subjects that were unrelated to this topic also.
I generally resist the impulse to tread this turf. And probably should have tonight.
Hey, I really like your animated gifs on your bio. LMAO
Witch hunts and pogroms on FR?
Free masonry teaches religious indifference, and is not very compatible with Christianity.
>>> I generally resist the impulse to tread this turf. And probably should have tonight.
Never know what you can learn from an argument until you get into it. If conversion of the other side is the only means by which you can measure success or benefit of the argument, then all you get is a fight... which of course is something you are correct in avoiding.
My experience has been that the deeper we go with truth, the more controversial it is going to get... so at some point we are going to have to learn how to deal with the controversy, or we will simply stagnate in our own growth.
I'm more than willing to take an argument as far as it will go until feelings completely overtake reason.
Love it, only the nose escapes.
I respect an honest discussion.
Unfortunately this "difference of opinion" is never likely to be overcome. It is based in a now foggy past that neither side any longer remembers accurately (none alive partook in the conflict and atrocities). But they none the less did take place. Although many deny them now.
Treachery has a way of cementing these things.
I have spent 40 years on the other side of the trench. And have spent a fair amount of time studying what is written about the events. Have many good Knights of Columbus friends who I have great respect for. And I have had open frank discussion of this with some of them, and we parted still as good friends. The top official in our state is a member of my lodge, and I am the secretary for that lodge. (member since my Junior year in College- 1969)
My Great Grandfather missed being a charter member by 2 weeks. We had our 100th anniversary a little over a year ago. My father and I are both actively involved.
I guess i'm not quite sure what your position is on the matter, other than it sounds like you defend the craft against christian views which oppose it.
As for events/KoC, i'm not familiar with them.
I tend to focus on what literature is promoted as the defining documents/teachings of an organization.
The further we get away from the source, the muddier the water gets.
My perspective is that our organization has been force for good since it's inception. It is not at all clear when that actually was, public in 1717, but was active much before that.
There is a big difference between Grand Orient (in Europe) and Ancient Free varieties in the U.S. and England.
Your side denies many of the atrocities that happened early on. It also generally makes apologies for those who defend Monarchies as an acceptable form of government.
Yes, our organization has left it's impression on this nation. You can see it in the opening and closing of the sessions of Congress, hear it in oaths of office for public officials.
I know of no other organization that is as careful about preserving truthfulness amoung it's members.
And we admit NO athesists. None, Zero. Never have and never will.
We have protected persecuted groups on several continents. Fact.
In Texas the traditions are especially strong. Of the "old 300" of Austins colonists the number was significant. We are an old man's organization today, but it has not always been that way.
I apologize to no man for my membership.
>>> I apologize to no man for my membership.
I certainly hope that no-one expects you to.
Would the world be a better place without this or any other organization like it? surely not.
But... Is it the man that defines the organization, or the organization which defines the man? Tricky question? maybe... but then again, maybe the question itself is faulty.
I look at it this way... What organization for the common good or evil for that matter will ever face the judgment seat of Christ? Where is the heart and soul of any organization that will be held responsible for the good or evil that the organization stood for or against?
The unification of a large number of peoples with a common goal will inevitably lead to a diverse range of individual beliefs within the group which must eventually face either resolution or compromise when the beliefs of the group are being defined for public record. The question is, at what point does the individual choose to sacrifice or compromise his/her beliefs to remain part of the group, and at what point do they conclude that separation from the group is required in order to remain true to their individual principles? Clearly, responsibility rests with the individual when making these types of choices. No one will be able to say "Lord... the organization is at fault for my actions and beliefs". Conversely true, nobody will be able to say "Lord... my membership in this organization which did great things should count for me in sharing in it's rewards" (because again... the organization itself is not judged in the hereafter).
Jesus said that we are either For Him, or against Him.
When He said this, he wasn't talking to any group or organization. He was talking to individuals. We are individually responsible for making that determination as to whether an organization is For Christ or against Him... and it is our affiliations and memberships which do carry strong influence which will either lead people to Christ, or away from Him.
At the real heart of the matter though is this question...
Assuming for a moment that the Masonic organization is FOR Christ (insert reason), Does that righteousness automatically transmit itself from the organization to it's members? Let's say that it does (for argument sake)... How are the good deeds or righteousness of the individual going to affect whether or not he/she will go to heaven or hell?
What reward is there in Hell?... What punishment is there in Heaven? Is it more important for us eternally that we did the right and good thing on earth? Or is it more important that we restore our relationship with God first, and let the good works come as a matter of His leading?
In other words, is the individual saved by Grace or by Works?
The Christian teaching is that we are saved by Grace.
The world teaching is that we are saved by works.
Individually, we are responsible first for answering that question for ourselves. We are then held responsible for determining what parts of our lives support our convictions and what parts of our lives oppose them... and respond accordingly.
Is it the good deed we do? or is it what the good deed leads to which is more important?
"Assuming for a moment that the Masonic organization is FOR Christ (insert reason)"
Open prayers in Christ's name are always said, beginning & ending. Contrary to what some of you have stated and been taught (in error).
Exclusivity of "Sect" is not. And yes, each of us must answer for his own actions. We have no differences along these lines.
But I see no need to answer to anyone but God and Christ. I worship no "human" in any capacity. Pope, Prince, King other than Christ.
Christianity is not about Compulsion, but Free Will. Some "sects" do not seem to understand that.
And yes, there are lodges where Jews, Muslims, and other monotheistic religion believers attend. In the U.S. I have never met a Muslim Mason. There are lodges that I am familiar with in Wichita KS that are almost totally Jewish. I have no problem with that. The organization is not a religion, but an association of men.
>>> The organization is not a religion, but an association of men.
An organization does not have to be a religion in order to teach religious principles.
Frankly, i doubt we can find any organization that does not teach religion in some form or fashion.
My point was that the more diverse the beliefs within an organization, the farther you get from the truth AS an organization. That goes for any group... not just masons.
And if Jesus does not occupy the center of ALL things which guide it, error cannot help but follow.
It is certainly a good thing that the name of Jesus is spoken as you say... But it is my point that Jesus doesn't like sharing the stage. I think that is the primary christian argument against the masonic lodge.
Oh.. and of course there's that Grace vs Works thing.
But please keep in mind that it is not you and your beliefs that I examine. It is the teachings that are put forth by the organization... such as the oaths of the first 3 degrees if we were to parse them word for word.
My father is a 32nd degree mason. He is also a very loyal and loving christian. I don't question his salvation status at all, even though I seriously question this organization that he so deeply loves as well.
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I would have been more patient before PGing that business CC unless you desperately needed it. The point of building business credit is, as you know, is a process. No PGing is ever required if the process is done properly. Setting up your company properly, obtaining the Net 30s, then moving up to GAS cards, then revolving credit...
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Quill gave me credit easy... Call them! Thats what I had to do.. Also for the other Net 30s, be sure to understand that you do NOT have to continue making purchases for them to report, as one purchase every few months is good enough..
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Personally i say lets waive Gordon and how about we make a trade for a big named reciever...Andre Johnson or Marshall etc etc...it worth a shot we have 2 first rounders for next year.
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Personally i say lets waive Gordon and how about we make a trade for a big named reciever...Andre Johnson or Marshall etc etc...it worth a shot we have 2 first rounders for next year.
It looks like The Browns have 9 Roster Spots open...then they will hit the Roster Max of 90
Looking like him and Posey will be outside looking in behind Haden, Glibert, Desir and Skrine
I know Baldwin is Restricted but i say we go after him.
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Miles Austin (30)
Doug Baldwin (26) (R)
Earl Bennett (27)
Davone Bess (29)
Deion Branch (35)
Plaxico Burress (37)...
Hell Yea Pierre Desir....Our Defense is going to Dangerous!!!!
I say we see what we can get tonight then we go out and Sign Miles Austin and Doug Baldwin.
We need to trade to get some extra picks....somehow we need to pickup a 5th and 6th rounder....Then we should Draft Brandon Coleman from Rutgers and Jeff Janis from Saginaw or Martavis Bryant from...
Im In...Mexico City CockFighters ready to go for a Repeat
Im in...CockFighters wanna repeat....No Keepers lets start fresh and get 12 teams.
I wouldn't Mind seeing Mcdaniels come in to this situation...He's a Football guy...he's a great coach in my Opinion and Id love to see him Lead our Team...I think the Browns should Draft Blake...
Great Season Guys...So today is a good day for me Browns win, Indians Win and will play in October and then the CockFighters pull off a Fantasy Baseball Championship. It was good playing with all...
March 3rd is good for me guys...lets do this
Just give me a time and a day and ill be there
I would be into it aswell
Hey Fellow Indians Fans...I need two players for my Fantasy baseball league on ESPN...any takers post or send me an email and ill get a invite out too yall.
Lombardi didn't get rid of Kosar...Billy B did.
and He has made questionable draft picks but he can't draft any worse the Dwight Clark, Phil Savage, and George Kokinis
Hey Fellow Brownies!! I'm Aaron Quintern
Living In Atlanta, Ga born and Raised.
Favorite Current Brown has to be Phil Dawson
Favorite Former Browns Eric Metcalf and Clay Matthews
I don't cheer...
Actually Ubaldo is better on the road stat wise:
Home 30-19 3.67 ERA 3 CG 419.2IP 1.311 WHIP 7.3 SO/9
Away 26-26 3.58 ERA 5 CG 3 SHO 430.1IP 1.248 WHIP 9.0 SO/9
so before you start people are...
believe me or not id like to see that....but the Indians aren't big spenders.
I could see the Indians going after the likes of Rick Ankiel (1yr 1.5mil), Eric Hinske (1yr 1.45mil), Willie Bloomquist (1yr 1.05mil), Delwyn Young (Minors), Melky Cabrera (1yr 1.25mil), Tony Gwynn...
im actually hoping for Mark Whipple the former QBs Coach for the Steelers and was the OCoordinator for The U the last few years...he developed Ben and he became the Youngest QB to win the SuperBowl
i understand but honestly....Gruden wasnt that great of a head coach he took Dungys buccaneers team to a Super Bowl and then in the following 6 years he went to the Playoffs 2 losing in the first...
I don't see why you guys are hating on Shurmur he's not a bad Coach...ok so his offense sucks but besides Steven Jackson and Sam Bradford name a player should be a Pro-Bowler...his offense as made a...
I agree we should fire Mangini...i would say promote Ryan to head coach but i dont think that would be a good idea...Ryan is to defensive minded to be a head coach, we need to fire Daboll no doubt...


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My app seems ready to get a 'real life' test for an in-app purchase procedure on my device. However, I receive an "The publisher cannot purchase this item" error message in Play Store. Now, how am I supposed to test this? I don't want to lose my phone's configuration by reinstalling it with a dummy account just for testing. In the Developer Console under "Settings"-"License testing", I have added my email address under "GMail accounts with testing access", but this doesn't change anything... maybe I missed some simple way, but right now it feels very confusing!
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A developer cannot purchase anything from herself. To fully test, you will need to create a test account in the Developer Console and then install your app on a device where that is the primary account. There is no other way. See http://developer.android.com/google/play/billing/billing_testing.html
Meanwhile, I have helped myself by changing the SKU ID to "android.test.purchased" (see http://developer.android.com/google/play/billing/billing_testing.html ) that allows to "kind of" walk through the purchase process and play a bit around with it.
However, this is not a smooth solution in my opinion and only partially satisfying as the developer doesn't see what a 'real' user sees and experiences, but rather receives some result codes from a black box with a fake name (it is even titled that way) and can't make it beyond the Google Play interface.
Here's an attempt to put all the requirements into one answer. This is the simplest process that worked for me:
I solved this by uninstalling the app, going to Play Store and switching to my non-developer account and downloading and installing the app.
I was facing same error, now solved there were two main reasons of my failure:
I had fixed this issue by:
I solved this error by
For all those who are still stuck with this annoying feature, there's a solution with the newest version of android (5+ Lollipop).
Simple solution 1. Go to settings, then scroll down to "Users" 2. Add a new test user. 3. Open the app with this user
You can now test you're in app purchases with a test user.
I faced same issue when installed manually the APK from eclipse to my phone then manually opening it. The correct procedure is to send it to Google play for alpha testing then wait several hours to be published to your alpha or beta testers which you ofcourse you must manage , must create, must give them access to your app. The developer shall receive an email with a link to provide to his testers after several hours. Once that happens just forward it to your community . In your mobile create an extra google account (that belongs to the community) and with that open gmail and press the link. It shall guide you to google play where you will automatically download the app as tester. Install , buy gass .. tada!!
Summarizing my own pitfalls:
I think the reason you got this result is because you ran the app in development environment.
To test in-app billing, you'll need to sign the app. See more info here and here.
This is indeed a nuisance and prolongs the dev cycle :(


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No target agent just who I got. Presented 20 between cc and license asked if any complimentary upgrades were available. Agent said none available because of holiday weekend,she then hit her keypad and a little bit later said we could have an upper floor strip view. She then waived resort fees , gave us late checkout. Said thanks and she returned the twenty
Friendly clerk. Took the money. No upgrade possible (no rooms), no coupons or other discounts. Should come another day and left a remark in the system.
Talked with another agent. Plenty of rooms available for upgrades she told me. However, no upgrade without extra payment.
In short: got nothing for the money.
Arrived at TI and had a $20 sandwiched between my ID and credit card. Was called next in line, was asked for my cards and gave the receptionist my sandwich. I immediately told her it was our anniversary and asked if she had any complimentary upgrades. She said "sure, let me check." What threw me off for a second was when she asked when we got married. I was nervous enough about the sandwich trick and now I had to remember the date immediately! Thankfully I remembered right, just something odd I thought she asked, maybe just to see if they tell you the truth. We were finally offered a strip view from the 30th floor, a free bottle of champagne delivered to our room, and a ton of coupons which included 2 free buffets. I do wish we got a bigger room suite, but the standard room was still nice and the view you can't beat! All in all, worth the $20. Next time I'm going to specifically ask for a Tower Suite though.
Checked in at 330pm on a Wednesday via Priceline for 2 nights. We had never tried this before so we were extremely nervous but tried it anyway and IT WORKED! I flashed him my CC and ID with the $20 inside and he grabbed it out of my hand and said, "thank you for taking care of me, let me see what I can do for you". He then gave us a deluxe corner room with a strip view on the 18th floor! This room had two windows instead of just the 1 and an extra 400 sq ft (great view of both the strip and the pool)! He also comped us a bottle of champagne and gave us a booklet with 2 for 1 buffet coupons, etc. Next time im going to ask them to waive my resort fees so we will see how that works lol! LOVE this trick!
Some background. I checked in at 8:30 p.m. and there was no line.
I tried this new technique (made this myself), where as I walk through the line I made sure I fumbled with my $40 and put it visibly between my credit card and ID. Two guys flagged me down, but I went with the younger white guy.
After giving him my name and also telling him I'm here for my 30th birthday, I passed along the goods. He took the $40 and placed it visibily next to his keyboard. He said thank you for taking care of me and let me see what I can do for you. I asked him if he had any complimentary upgrades available like a luxury suite.
Moments later one of the pitbosses came over and took over for the initial guy. He said thanks for taking care of us. 2 minutes later he said all he had was a smoking suite on the 36th floor and a non-smoking on the 5th floor. He said I could call again the next day to see if there was a cancellation on a higher floor.
Room came with coupons as well as a free bottle of champagne.
The tip worked, but also note, it was really my 30th birthday. My guess is you can say it's your anniversary and get the same treatment.
Try the visible fumbling technique in line and see if you can get a couple of the front deskers to see you and purposely choose one specific guy. I think that works.
Checked in at 9pm on a Saturday, so I expected that there might not be any upgrades available. Multiple clerks were present, but only one group of customers was checking in as I approached. They stepped away, having finished checking in, and their clerk motioned for us to come over. I immediately put down the sandwich with the $20 bill poking out the front, introduced myself, and stated that I would like to check in please. I then immediately followed up by stating that my girlfriend and I were celebrating 2.5 years together, and asked if any complimentary upgrades were available. The $20 bill disappeared almost instantly, and both our clerk and another next to him began to grin (as did I). He said that they were mostly sold out, but asked if we minded a smoking room. I told him that it did not matter to us, and next thing we know he had us in a corner room on the 36th (top) floor with a stellar view of the strip. He even threw in a bottle of champagne! Will most likely try this trick again next time I'm in Vegas, and certainly if I'm at Treasure Island.
3pm check in time – slipped $20 in between card/id asked if any upgrades available, was chatty friendly – was given two free buffet coupons, bottle of champagne, upgraded to a strip view room with view of the Siren's cove, 2 for 1 drinks at Kahunaville.
on New Years Eve we arrived to check in at Treasurer Island about 11 am.we had the sandwich ($20) ready and it worked very well….. The teller at the front desk was new because she asked for help…..She upgraded us to a double room with a strip view and a bottle of Champagne!!!! Great time we will continue to do the sandwich every time!!!
Checked in at 1:30 PM. Short line. Took the first available clerk. Handed $20 between the cc and dl and asked if there were any complimentary upgrades. She said "Sure". After clicking on her computer for a minute or two she offered me a high level corner room (Room 32-073) with a strip and mountain view. Also offered a free bottle of champagne, 2 for 1 buffet and other 2 for 1 coupons for TI restaurants. She said the upgraded room normally would have been $30 per night. She was very nice and the process was hassle free!
Got there Friday of Memorial Day Weekend. Line wasn\'t long (surprisingly), nice younger girl helped us out. She was very pleasant right from the beginning so when my husband slipped her the sandwich and asked if there were any upgrades, she thanked him for the $20 and said she would check and see what she could do. She ended up putting us on one of the highest floors in a corner room that had huge windows with a PERFECT view of the strip! She had champagne sent up to our room and gave me a coupon for 30% off at the Spa! I ended up getting a wonderful massage for a fraction of the cost! If we get her next time, I may try a $50 sandwich, maybe that will get us a suite 😉 Awesome, totally made our trip more memorable and it only cost us 20 bucks 🙂


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The SEC's Office of Investor Education and Advocacy is issuing this Investor Alert to warn investors about potential risks involving investments in marijuana-related companies.
The SEC has seen an increase in the number of investor complaints regarding marijuana-related investments. The SEC recently issued temporary trading suspensions for the common stock of five different companies that claim their operations relate to the marijuana industry:
The SEC suspended trading in these companies because of questions regarding the accuracy of publicly-available information about these companies' operations. For two of the companies, the trading suspensions were also based on potential illegal activity (unlawful sales of securities and market manipulation).
Fraudsters often exploit the latest innovation, technology, product, or growth industry – in this case, marijuana – to lure investors with the promise of high returns. Also, for marijuana-related companies that are not required to report with the SEC, investors may have limited information about the company's management, products, services, and finances. When publicly-available information is scarce, fraudsters can more easily spread false information about a company, making profits for themselves while creating losses for unsuspecting investors.
Risk of Prosecution for Marijuana-Related Companies. If you are considering investing in a company that is connected to the marijuana industry, be aware that marijuana-related companies may be at risk of federal, and perhaps state, criminal prosecution. The Department of Treasury recently issued guidance noting: "[T]he Controlled Substances Act ("CSA") makes it illegal under federal law to manufacture, distribute, or dispense marijuana. Many states impose and enforce similar prohibitions. Notwithstanding the federal ban, as of the date of this guidance, 20 states and the District of Columbia have legalized certain marijuana-related activity."
Marijuana-related investments may be sold in unregistered offerings and may take many forms, including microcap stocks (low-priced stocks issued by the smallest of companies) such as penny stocks (the very lowest priced stocks).
Microcap Stocks
When you buy low-priced shares of a small company (e.g., you buy a stock that trades in the "over-the-counter" (also called OTC) market), you likely are investing in penny stocks or microcap stocks. Microcap stocks are particularly vulnerable to fraudulent investment schemes because there is often limited publicly-available information about microcap companies. Be cautious if you see red flags of potential microcap fraud such as:
Even in the absence of fraud, microcap stocks are among the most risky:
Unregistered Offerings
Check the SEC's EDGAR database and contact your state securities regulator to find out whether the marijuana-related company has registered its securities offering with the SEC or a state securities regulator. If the offering is not registered, exercise extreme caution if you spot any of these red flags of potential investment fraud:
When investing in unregistered offerings, also consider these risks:
Research the Company
As with any investment, make sure you understand the marijuana-related company's business and its products or services. Carefully review all materials you are given and verify the truth of every statement you are told about the investment.
Pay attention to the company's financial statements, particularly if they are not audited by a certified public accountant (also called a CPA).
If the company files reports with the SEC, review the most recent reports.
If the marijuana-related company is a microcap company that does not file reports with the SEC, ask your broker for the "Rule 15c2-11" file (the federal securities laws may require your broker to have certain information about the company).
If the marijuana-related company is offering securities in an unregistered offering, read the offering memorandum or private placement memorandum (also called PPM), and pay particular attention to any risk factors noted. Review the terms of any subscription agreement or other agreements for the investment.
Search SEC.gov to see whether the SEC has taken any action against the company or anyone associated with the company.
For more information about how to research an investment, read our publication Ask Questions.
Research your Broker or Investment Adviser
Research the background of the individuals and firms offering and selling you these investments, including their registration/license status and disciplinary history:
Additional Resources
SEC Litigation Release: SEC v Fortitude Group and Strategic Global Investments
FINRA Investor Alert: Marijuana Stock Scams
Investor Alert: Advertising for Unregistered Securities Offerings
Investor Alert: Don't Trade on Pump-And-Dump Stock Emails
Investor Alert: Social Media and Investing – Avoiding Fraud
Microcap Fraud Spotlight
Microcap Stock: A Guide for Investors
Department of the Treasury Financial Crimes Enforcement Network Guidance regarding BSA Expectations Regarding Marijuana-Related Businesses
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"Hand, foot, and mouth disease is a contagious viral illness. It commonly affects infants and young children. There is no vaccine to prevent the disease. However, you can take simple steps to reduce your risk.
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Some products that may interact with this drug include: aminoglycoside antibiotics (e.g., tobramycin, gentamicin), chloramphenicol, live bacterial vaccines.
Although most antibiotics probably do not affect hormonal birth control such as pills, patch, or ring, some antibiotics may decrease their effectiveness. This could cause pregnancy. Examples include rifamycins such as rifampin or rifabutin. Be sure to ask your doctor or pharmacist if you should use additional reliable birth control methods while using this antibiotic.
This medication may interfere with certain laboratory tests (including Coombs' test, certain urine glucose tests), possibly causing false test results. Make sure laboratory personnel and all your doctors know you use this drug.
OVERDOSE: If overdose is suspected, contact a poison control center or emergency room immediately. US residents can call their local poison control center at 1-800-222-1222. Canada residents can call a provincial poison control center. Symptoms of overdose may include: trouble breathing, seizures.
NOTES: Do not share this medication with others.
This medication has been prescribed for your current condition only. Do not use it later for another infection unless told to do so by your doctor. A different medication may be necessary in that case.
Laboratory and/or medical tests (e.g., complete blood count) may be performed periodically to monitor your progress or check for side effects. Consult your doctor for more details.
MISSED DOSE: For the best possible benefit, it is important to receive each scheduled dose of this medication as directed. If you miss a dose, contact your doctor or pharmacist immediately to establish a new dosing schedule. Do not double the dose to catch up.
STORAGE: Consult the product instructions and your pharmacist for storage details. Keep all medications away from children and pets.
Do not flush medications down the toilet or pour them into a drain unless instructed to do so. Properly discard this product when it is expired or no longer needed. Consult your pharmacist or local waste disposal company.
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Social Lab Work: "Bringing Families Together"
Use these questions to help you work through questions about family and forgiveness from this Oprah's Lifeclass with Bishop T.D. Jakes.
Barring physical or emotional abuse, try to find a way to love the people who've hurt you. Start this exercise by listing a family member you are angry with or who has disappointed or betrayed you.
Describe the issue you have with this person without attacking the individual.
People hold different moral and ethical standards and may not realize that you value something entirely different. What do you value? List that here.
What do you think this person values?
Just because you may not have an ideal relationship with this person does not mean you can't have any relationship with him or her. How can you meet this person at his or her level?
Forgiveness does not justify what the perpetrator did or excuse his or her behavior. It is the gift you give yourself. However, the other person is allowed to ask, "What would it cost for you to forgive me?" What would your answer be?


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The Americans is a period drama about the complex marriage of two KGB spies posing as Americans in suburban Washington D.C. shortly after Ronald Reagan is elected President.TV-MA Runtime: 1 hour, 9 minutes Release date: January 30, 2013
When Philip and Elizabeth are given an urgent task to plant a bug in Defense Secretary Caspar Weinberger's office, they risk exposure when an unwilling maid of the Weinberger home refuses to cooperate.TV-MA Runtime: 47 minutes Release date: February 6, 2013
Philip and Elizabeth discover that their murdered colleague Robert had a wife they never knew about. As they try to determine what she knows and where her allegiance lies, Stan's investigation into Robert's death puts him hot on their trail.TV-MA Runtime: 45 minutes Release date: February 13, 2013
When an assassin attempts to kill President Reagan, Philip and Elizabeth scramble to handle the fallout within the KGB.TV-MA Runtime: 42 minutes Release date: February 20, 2013
A crucial agent crumbles under emotional distress and threatens to topple a valuable network of KGB informants.TV-MA Runtime: 39 minutes Release date: February 27, 2013
A mole hunt within the KGB causes suspicion amongst allies and shatters trust within the Jennings' marriage. Meanwhile, Stan's plan to keep his mole safe puts her at even greater risk of discovery.TV-MA Runtime: 49 minutes Release date: March 6, 2013
Philip and Elizabeth's troubled marriage is further tested when a mission to discredit a Polish pro-democracy leader reunites Philip with his old flame.TV-MA Runtime: 40 minutes Release date: March 13, 2013
Philip and Elizabeth must stop an assassin from taking out key US scientists, while Stan and the FBI hunt the same man. Grannie shocks Elizabeth with the truth of what happened between Philip and Irina in New York.TV-MA Runtime: 47 minutes Release date: March 20, 2013
Philip and Elizabeth are put to the test when a routine mission goes horribly wrong. Stan and the FBI are pushed to their limit when one of their own goes missing.TV-MA Runtime: 48 minutes Release date: April 3, 2013
Stan pursues a lead that puts him on the trail to one of Gregory's crew members, closing the gap between him and Elizabeth, and reigniting some of the deepest conflicts between her and Philip.TV-MA Runtime: 45 minutes Release date: April 10, 2013
Events in Moscow strike a personal chord for Elizabeth, leading her to take on a dangerous mission she can't complete without Philip's help, and placing the couple on a collision course with both Grannie and the FBI.TV-MA Runtime: 41 minutes Release date: April 17, 2013
One of Elizabeth's agents has key intel for sale, but she and Philip find themselves taking increasingly greater risks for what could well be a set-up. Meanwhile, Stan's pursuit of Directorate S suddenly begins to yield unexpected results.TV-MA Runtime: 42 minutes Release date: April 24, 2013
When Philip and Elizabeth are ordered to go through with a meeting that could potentially be a set-up, they find themselves confronted with unexpected truths about their relationship.TV-MA Runtime: 47 minutes Release date: May 1, 2013
The Americans grabs you from the start wanting more. Fantastic show!Published 10 hours ago by Boilermaker mom
Wonderful show. It has so many levels, so many twists. Love watching the Cold War. We forget about this interesting time in history.Published 10 hours ago by NOLAinPA


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What are the risks? Where are the vulnerabilities?
Is my Dropbox encrypted?
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Your Dropbox is encrypted during transmission and while stored on their servers. Dropbox themselves do, however, have access to there files but it is against their policy to look at your files (note that it's against policy though technically possible).
If you're concerned with the security of your files on any of these services, the solution is to encrypt your files locally inside an encrypted disk image and then sync that image with dropbox. You'll lose the ability to read your files on mobile devices but on any computer you'll be able to mount the image and get access to your files.
It all depends on just how sensitive your information is. If you're looking for real security for your files, encrypt them before you upload them.
As others have already mentioned, Dropbox encrypts anything that isn't in your public folder for you with AES using a 256-bit password, which would take longer than the age of the universe to crack by brute force. This works for protecting your files against hackers, but if anyone gets your dropbox login information it's game over. Also, Dropbox can decrypt these files and view them, and will hand your unencrypted files over to the government if it is required of them.
However, if you encrypt these files yourself with something strong (like the aforementioned AES 256), have a sufficiently long password and take proper steps to protect your password, your files will be very secure.
Amazon doesn't do any encryption for you, so if you want any protection if Amazon's services get hacked, you'll need to encrypt the files yourself.
So, long story short - if you really care about protecting your files, you'll encrypt them yourself using a strong encryption method (like AES 256) and a long password that you take proper steps to protect. Any sort of built-in encryption on online services still leaves you vulnerable to hackers and the government seeing your files. Anyone can get into your files if your username and password are stolen. However, if you encrypt those files yourself, it becomes much, much, much harder for them to view your files.
Dropbox uses AES 256 encryption.
Amazon S3 does not encrypt, you must do it before uploading.


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You can gather some info from the index usage stats DMV (unless your databases are full of tables sans indexes). Aaron Bertrand has an article here which might be of interest to you: http://goo.gl/twAlh
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I have a MacMini which uses a TV as display (it's my media center) and a MacBook, both running OSX Lion. I bought Apple Remote Desktop and set it up. I can connect to the MacMini with my laptop (using the same user that is logged in on the MacMini) with the virtual display option and it works just fine except two things:
I'd like to have a secondary display on the remote connection and not the same one that's used on the TV (so I can do stuff on the MacMini while a movie is running). Ideally it would behave just like a 2nd display.
The resolution should be different on the remote connection (my laptop's display is smaller than 1080...). This probably gets solved with #1.
I know that I could connect with a different user and set the permissions accordingly (and that's what I'll do if I can't find a better solution) but it would be way better if I could use the same user (no hassle with permissions, running applications etc.).
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Tie One On: 14 Ways to Wear a Headscarf
Bad hair day -- what's that? Make hair scarves your fuss-free summer accessory
Bouffant Beauty Dolce & Gabbana debuted these gorgeous silk scarves last spring, and the trend is still going strong. Fold your headscarf into thirds and tie around a polished updo to keep frizz at bay. (Tip: Try one of these updos in three steps or less.)
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