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Alleged Zeta-Jones Stalker Enters Plea
Originally posted 02/28/2005 08:00AM
PLEADED: A woman charged with stalking and threatening actress Catherine Zeta-Jones entered a no contest plea to one felony count of stalking and three counts of making criminal threats, the Associated Press reports. Dawnette Knight, 33, entered the plea Friday in a Los Angeles court. She is accused of sending threatening letters to Zeta-Jones and people close to the actress, and faces up to five years in prison, which will be determined after a 90-day evaluation. Knight was arrested June 3.
Jerry Orbach Remembered as a 'Best Friend'
Originally posted 01/03/2005 08:05AM
Friends and family members gathered Friday for a quintessential New York memorial service for a quintessential New York actor, Law & Order star Jerry Orbach, who died of prostate cancer last Tuesday. He was 69.
New Law & Order to Go On, Minus Orbach
Originally posted 12/30/2004 08:00AM
On Wednesday, as Broadway dimmed its lights in tribute to Jerry Orbach after the announcement of his death, NBC said it would proceed with plans to introduce the new series Law & Order: Trial by Jury despite the loss of one of its leading stars.
Jerry Orbach Dies of Prostate Cancer
Originally posted 12/29/2004 10:00AM
Law & Order star Jerry Orbach has died of prostate cancer at the age of 69, his manager confirmed Wednesday.
Jerry Orbach Battling Prostate Cancer
Originally posted 12/02/2004 09:05AM
DIAGNOSED: Law & Order star Jerry Orbach, 69, has been diagnosed with prostate cancer, his manager, Robert Malcolm, tells New York's Daily News. "We expect he'll be fine. He's been playing golf, shooting his episodes and doing real well." Added series creator Dick Wolf: "We expect him to make a full and swift recovery, and while he is receiving treatment, we will work around his schedule." Orbach starred for 12 seasons in the original Law & Order series, but left to head the spinoff Law & Order: Trial by Jury, set to debut next year.
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Bob Dever, a semi retired businessman from Philadelphia, has been a frequent contributor to this blog. In addition to keeping us up to date on his exotic ski trips, he provides insight on the business side of the ski industry.
Back in February he told us about his heart attack. Here's an update:
If you are a regular reader of this blog, and if you are not you should be, you may remember that nine months ago I had a major heart attack. After a week of skiing in Jackson Hole, Wyoming, I returned to Philadelphia feeling a bit tired but overall OK, or so I thought.
One week later I had some chest discomfort. I drove myself to a local hospital where to my great surprise I had two major surgeries, two stents inserted into a 99% blocked artery, and a pacemaker implanted in my upper left chest, all within twenty-four hours.
After an entire army of doctors assured me that I would survive - at the onset survival is the number one thing on your mind - I began to ask if my life style would have to change due to the heart attack and my related surgeries.
I enjoy sports. Reading about them, watching them, and participating are things I have always done. Tennis, golf, squash, racquetball, etc., are the games I play. Sorry to say I lack talent. My backhand needs work. I have never broken a hundred playing golf, and softball squash is a brutal game as one gets older. Skiing though was another story.
I have skied since I was twenty-one years old - I am 66 today. I enjoyed it the first time and I continue to enjoy it today. I have been lucky enough to ski all over the world - the US, Canada, Europe, South America, and even Asia. I am indifferent to black, blue or green, I just want to ski. I also do not want to have problems at altitude. I asked the doctors.
What they told me was that as long as I did the "necessary rehab" and took the "correct drugs" skiing and altitude could continue to be part of my life for many more years. For the last nine months I have done the rehab and I continue to take the drugs.
Rehab - I started cardiac rehab six weeks after my heart attack. Rehab consist of a minimum thirty-six sessions of mostly aerobic exercise. You begin with ten minutes on a stationary bike, ten minutes on a treadmill, and ten minutes on an arm machine. You want to do more but rehab nurses will not let you and they require that you build up to extended exercise gradually. The treadmill was the most frustrating.
I started out walking on the treadmill at less than three miles per hour. It was all the nurses would allow and, for sure, the nurses are in charge. I ended up at speeds between five and six miles per hour and gained lung capacity. (Note - any thing over 4.5 mph means that I am running full out.)
They also want you to reach a certain target heartbeat. Target heartbeat is a function of your age and general physical condition. My target heartbeat was 131. I got there but it was work.
Drugs - There are lots of drugs - blood thinners, beta blockers, aspirin, etc. I take them all - Plavix, Lipitor, 325 mg of aspirin everyday, Carvedilol Tabs, Niaspan, etc.
The guys in cardiac rehab are always asking the same questions of the doctors and the nurses - "how long to do I have to take these drugs?" The answer, of course, is forever.
What the cardiac nurses will tell you is that you must get over the idea that you are taking these drugs because you did something wrong. "You have heart disease and they are not called miracle drugs without reason." OK, I buy into that, now.
Back to that skiing. I have done the work and I continue to take the drugs. I am going skiing this year. Am I apprehensive, of course. Four days after my 66th birthday I received a kick in the butt - a major heart attack. It was a warning and I am taking it seriously.
My skiing schedule this year - Southern and central Vermont in December; France in January; Italy in February; and Alaska in March. Remember, I missed an entire year. I have to make up for lost time.


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Janet Jackson is set to star in Tyler Perry's 'Why Did I Get Married Too,' 'Bruno' cuts Michael Jackson jokes in the wake of the pop icon's death, Johnny Depp and Tim Burton team for 'Dark Shadows,' and more of today's top movie headlines. img hspace="8" border="0" align="left" vspace="8" alt="" src="http://www.blogcdn.com/blog.moviefone.com/media/2009/06/janet-jackson-michael-jackson-186.jpg" />Just hours before the devastating death of Michael Jackson on Thursday, Lionsgate announced that the King of Pop's sister Janet Jackson would star in the Tyler Perry sequel 'Why Did I Get Married Too.' No word yet on whether she'll still tackle the role in the wake of her brother's passing. [Variety]
In related news, just hours before the U.S. premiere of Sacha Baron Cohen's 'Bruno,' Universal and director Larry Charles decided to cut a scene from the film in which Baron Cohen's flamboyant alter-ego pokes fun at Michael Jackson during an interview with his sister LaToya. The clip may be added back in before the movie's release on July 10. Should the scene be cut?
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'Transformers: Revenge of the Fallen' is well on its way to one of the biggest five-day openings in box-office history. After hauling in $60.7M on Wednesday, the film scored another $28.6 mil yesterday to bring its two-day total to $89.3M. [Variety]
Emma Roberts has joined her Aunt Julia in the romantic comedy 'Valentine's Day,' marking the first time they'll star in the same film. Jessica Biel, Jessica Alba, Bradley Cooper, Topher Grace, Hector Elizondo, Jennifer Garner, Anne Hathaway, Shirley MacLaine and Ashton Kutcher round out the cast. [The Hollywood Reporter]
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A technique for orthotopic liver transplantation was used in 13 pigs, with 9 survivors. It incorporated rapid hepatic cooling at the time of donor death, continuous perfusion of the liver during hepatectomy and transplantation, rewarming of the allograft with oxygenated solution before revascularization with arterial blood shunted to the portal vein, early reestablishment of inferior vena caval flow and completion, and securing and release of each of the vascular anastomoses in turn. By these maneuvers the allograft was maintained cold and oxygenated for the entire ischemic interval, the anhepatic interval for the recipient and ischemic interval for the allograft were reduced, hypotension at the time of revascularization was prevented, and the threat of serious blood loss when multiple anastomoses are released simulatneously was eliminated.
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The ASCP Annual Conference is an international conference on all areas of European Philosophy. It is the biggest continental philosophy each year in Australasia.
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OCZ Technology Announces new Premium Flex Memory Series, PC2-6400 Flex XLC
Subject: Memory | January 18, 2007 - 06:43 PM | Jeremy Hellstrom
Sunnyvale, CA-January 18, 2007- With the goal of providing their latest
proprietary technology to every enthusiast, OCZ Technology Group, a
worldwide leader in innovative, ultra-high performance and high reliability
memory, today launched the OCZ PC2-6400 FlexXLC 2x1GB Kit, the mainstream
edition of the recently released DDR2-1150 memory part.
HTPC with Vista and HDMI HDCP
Subject: Systems | January 18, 2007 - 05:22 PM | Jeremy Hellstrom
Gigabyte shows off their sense of style with the outside design of the H971 HTPC system. On the inside, it is powered by a E6400 Core 2 Duo and 1GB DDR2-533 on a Gigabyte 8IBGNBX-RH (Intel G965). The graphics are powered by a silent Gigabyte GeForce 7600GS, with an HDMI port, and is HDCP compliant. Drop by TweakTown for a full review of this powerful, pre-built HTPC.
Sittin' on the dock by the bay
Subject: Mobile | January 18, 2007 - 02:39 PM | Jeremy Hellstrom
The Vantec Piano 101 laptop dock is up for review at OCMODSHOP. It contains a fan for additional cooling, 2.1 stereo speakers and USB 2.0 ports, among other handy add-ons. Since it only weighs 3lbs, it can actually be part of your kit on the road, although it may be a bit large to stick in your laptop bag.
"Let's take a look a Vantec's new laptop station: the Piano 101. Piano? I am a veteran pianist, but what do speakers, fans, and
ports have to do with a classical instrument? Perhaps the great sound?
Polywell gets another look
Subject: Systems | January 18, 2007 - 02:11 PM | Jeremy Hellstrom
The first Polywell system that [H] reviewed was a powerful SFF system, which has gone out of date for 2007. Now they return, and order a Core 2 Duo E6400/7900 GT system with 2 GB of Kingston 667MHz DDR2. As is [H]'s habit, Polywell gets a complete review, not just their system, but the ordering process straight through to the tech support.
Intel Science Talent Search Semifinalists Announced
Subject: General Tech | January 18, 2007 - 01:21 PM | Jeremy Hellstrom
Santa Clara, Calif., Jan. 17, 2007 — Three hundred high school seniors today were named as semifinalists of the Intel Science Talent Search (Intel STS) 2007. The STS, America's oldest and most prestigious science competition, is often called the "Junior Nobel Prize." Each of the 300 Intel STS semifinalists receives $1,000 with an additional $1,000 going to their respective schools, resulting in $600,000 in total awards.
AMD Delivers the ultimate mobile graphics performance with the ATI Mobility Radeon X1900
Subject: Mobile | January 18, 2007 - 12:56 PM | Jeremy Hellstrom
AMD is ushering in a new era of high performance mobile gaming with the ATI Mobility Radeon X1900 available today inside the Alienware Area-51 m5790 Special Edition notebook. The Mobility Radeon X1900 features an ultra-threaded 3D architecture that radically improves high definition video playback, video game performance, and display enhancements for all of today's mobile entertainment; allowing professionals, enthusiasts and gamers alike to achieve a superior visual experience.
CES 2007 - Part 7 (Party Crasher Edition)
Subject: Shows and Expos | January 18, 2007 - 12:25 PM | Jeremy Hellstrom
Thanks to the Tech Zone, you can get some tips on how to make it into CES parties. You can also see the huge gallery of photos they took at the parties. Head on over and see what you missed.
802.11N, who needs steenking N?
Subject: General Tech | January 18, 2007 - 12:19 PM | Jeremy Hellstrom
[H]ard|OCP links to a story on some amazingly fast wireless. 6 gigbits a second isn't quite the wired record of 14 terabits, but it certainly beats current standards.
"CSIRO researchers have announced that they have achieved a six gigabits per second over a point to point wireless connection.
That is fast enough to download almost 10 DVDs a minute. Wow."
Here is some more Tech News from around the web:
Dual transformers
Subject: Cases and Cooling | January 17, 2007 - 06:03 PM | Jeremy Hellstrom
You've got dual GPUs, and dual cores, so why not dual transformers? The Tagan EasyCon XL 700W that SPCR reviews has just that, to go with the quad 12V rails. Each can handle up to 20A (56A total) and 672W are devoted to those 12V lines. There were a few issues discovered along the lines, so keep reading before you run out and buy one.
7950GT versus the X1900XT
Subject: Graphics Cards | January 17, 2007 - 03:45 PM | Jeremy Hellstrom
Sitting around the $300 mark are 2 cards, one from nVidia and one from ATI and [H]ard|OCP has put them in a head to head contest. The 7950GT is based on the 90nm G71 core with 24 pixel shaders, 8 vertex shaders, and 16 ROPs with a clock speed of 550 MHz, and a 512 MB of 1.4 GHz DDR. The ATI offering has a faster core and double the pixel shaders, but only half the memory. Find out if there is a clear winner.
Burning Crusade launch party, from the other side
Subject: General Tech | January 17, 2007 - 01:22 PM | Jeremy Hellstrom
If you dream of living the good life working at a game store, you should read this cautionary tale from OCMODSHOP. One of their members was working on the night WoW: Burning Crusade was released. See what the night was like, from the other side of the counter.
Corsair Augments Flash Readout USB Product Family with 4GB and 8GB Capacities
Subject: Storage | January 17, 2007 - 12:48 PM | Jeremy Hellstrom
Fremont, CA (January 17, 2007) — Corsair®,
CES 2007 - Part 7
Subject: Shows and Expos | January 17, 2007 - 12:45 PM | Jeremy Hellstrom
OCIA has gathered every picture they have of CES 2007 into a multi-page tour. Covering not only the new gear unveiled, but booths and a tour of Las Vegas. This not your average travel slide show.
The news from Intel
Subject: General Tech | January 17, 2007 - 12:33 PM | Jeremy Hellstrom
Ars Technica has gathered news of Intel into an article you can find here. AMDs profit was hit by the price wars of 2006, and Intel did not get off any easier. On a more positive note, there were samples of the 45nm cores and new of some sell offs.
Intel 45nm Process Running Ahead of Schedule
Subject: Processors | January 16, 2007 - 08:52 PM | Ryan Shrout
We got the news during CES that the 45nm shrink of Core 2 Duo, code named Penryn, was already up and running, and booting Windows XP on its first revision of silicon. Well tonight I have news that the Penryn processors have in fact been able to boot Windows Vista, Linux and Apple Max OS-X as well! Getting a brand new processor spin on a brand new process technology (first 45nm from Intel) running this stable so early paints a good picture on Intel's future into 2007 as Intel is probably going to b
Get behind the wheel
Subject: General Tech | January 16, 2007 - 05:24 PM | Jeremy Hellstrom
The Microsoft Wireless Racing Wheel for the XBox360 is definitely aimed at enthusiasts. The wheel itself, and the foot pedals that come with it are scaled to almost life-size, so you don't end up feeling like you are driving a mini-kart when racing in Project Gotham or other hit titles, and the paddle shifters and normal Xbox buttons are within easy reach. Of course, the $150 price tag may limit the number of interested parties. [H]ard|OCP has the full review if you are interested in putting the peda
Dell/Futuremark performance competition!
Subject: General Tech | January 16, 2007 - 04:03 PM | Jeremy Hellstrom
The spoils go to the fastest. In this case, be a US resident, and get the best 3DMark06 score with Futuremark approved drivers and win a Dell 30" Ultrasharp widescreen flat panel monitor. Follow this link for all the details.
A pair of cases from Thermaltake
Subject: Cases and Cooling | January 16, 2007 - 03:24 PM | Jeremy Hellstrom
X-bit Labs does a Thermaltake two-fer. Under examination are the Armor Jr., is a slightly scaled down Armor and the Aguila, a new design. The Armor is made of steel, which adds to the weight and stability, but gone are the detachable cages and modular front panel. The Aguila design incorporates interesting styling as extra ventilation. Both are worthy homes for good systems, so drop by and check them out.
Quad SLI from Gigabyte and ASUS
Subject: Motherboards | January 16, 2007 - 01:07 PM | Jeremy Hellstrom
Gigabyte United, which is a joint venture from Gigabyte and ASUS, have announced the GA-N680SLI-DQ6, a board that natively supports Quad SLI and Core 2 Quad-Core processors. There isn't a lot of information, but you can glean a little more from this Gigabyte press release.
CES 2007 - Part 6
Subject: Shows and Expos | January 16, 2007 - 12:33 PM | Jeremy Hellstrom
PC Stats has gathered all of their scoops and observations from CES 2007 under this link. From OCZ to Bluetooth keyboards, they saw it all and are sharing their pictures. Go check it out.
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In radio days, when listeners could only fantasize about the face behind a beguiling female deejay voice, guys may have dreamed of inviting brown eyes, flawless skin and wonderfully full lips. Veejay Karen Duffy, MTV's High Priestess of Patter, brings that vision to lush, lovely life. Fellow on-air talkster Pauly Shore observes that there's dazzle in Duffy's dimples, but something down-home too. "She comes across as sweet and likable," he says, "and people can relate to her."
A former nursing-home recreational therapist, Duffy, 31, was discovered by a photographer in a Greenwich Village bar in 1989 and in short order graced ads for everything from jeans to peanut butter. Thanks to a sassy homemade audition tape, video fame followed quickly. As part of her régime de beauté, she consumes an any-thing-goes diet, gets $8 haircuts from a one-eyed barber near her Manhattan apartment and accessorizes with baseball caps. "Too much self-attention," Duff huffs, "is repugnant." High on her private hit parade are main squeeze Whitfield Crane of the garage band Ugly Kid Joe ("I'm over the moon about him") and pop stars with pulchritude. "I never compare myself with women in rock videos," Duffy says. "I love beautiful women." After all, if you've got the beat, why not join them?
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Face it, every sport needs a player who is important for their team and their sport. But there are some positions that every team needs a great player at that skill.
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BESIDES COACH Doug Collins, no one with the 76ers is going to have to make more adjustments this season than Spencer Hawes. While Collins is still in the process of molding new pieces, Hawes' preseason has been puzzling, to say the least.
When the team acquired Kwame Brown, Collins considered moving Hawes from his normal center position to the power-forward spot. When Andrew Bynum was acquired in the blockbuster deal, Hawes was cemented as the four-man beside Bynum.
Bynum, of course, hasn't seen the floor yet this preseason as he tries to strengthen his troublesome knee, so Hawes hasn't had the luxury of trying to fit into the four slot with his new running partner. And, after Hawes started the first preseason game alongside Brown, Collins decided he wanted to take a look at some speed at the four spot, so he has brought Hawes off the bench and started Lavoy Allen and Thaddeus Young down low. After Wednesday's game against Cleveland, Collins said that if Bynum can't start, Allen and Young would be his down-low combination.


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People have been slow to adopt the new 4G technology in the U.K., but the Deloitte Consulting agency sees that there has been a turn in public opinion. Deloitte (News - Alert) is foreseeing that close to ten million users in the U.K. plan to switch from their 3G networks to the newer 4G networks over the course of the next year. This is promising to the mobile network providers, because it is showing a faster acceptance of 4G technology in the U.K. than any other country in Europe. The group Everything Everywhere is reporting more than one million subscribers are making the switch to 4G.
One of the driving forces behind 4G acceptance is the fact that more businesses and traditional users are using voice over Internet protocol (VoIP), such as Skype (News - Alert), and short message service (SMS) to communicate. This is driving consumer demand to want the fastest possible service available.
Deloitte's head of technology, Paul Lee, told Telappliant News, "The busy fourth quarter -- particularly the build-up to Christmas -- would help to swell 4G usage figures too. Generally, the U.K. is quite high in adoption of new technology."
However, there has been concern that the U.K. was far behind the rest of Europe in adapting 4G technology. Ofcom, an independent regulator and competition authority for the U.K. communications industries, conducted an auction to allow the largest networks in the U.K. to purchase new spectrum to allow for the growth of 4G, but was met with companies postponing their bids because they were not pleased about the terms of the sell-off.
The U.K. mobile company Three, one of the fastest growing mobile networks in the U.K., is trying to narrow the gap between themselves and Everything Everywhere by announcing that they will have 4G technology available by the end of 2013 in the three largest metropolitan areas in England: Birmingham, London, and Manchester. They have also announced that they plan on making 4G available in 50 additional cities throughout the U.K. by the end of 2014.
Ronan Dunne, the chief executive officer of O2 (News - Alert) Telefonica U.K., told a reporter at The Yorkshire Post that the launch of 4G will be a "big boost" to the country's economy.


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Faced with a possible courtroom appearance by Orlando Bloom, reality TV star Alexis Neiers pleaded no contest Monday to felony burglary of the Pirates of the Caribbean star's home.
In the 11th-hour plea bargain, the 18-year-old Neiers, who appears with her family on E!'s Pretty Wild, was sentenced to six months in jail and received three years probation. She appeared somber in court and was ordered to surrender to begin her sentence on June 24.
"The weight of Bloom's [potential] testimony made us realize that the odds were stacked against us," Neiers's attorney Jeffery Rubenstein said. "We decided it was in Alexis's best interest for her to take responsibility for her limited role in this case and do her time. She's looking forward to moving on with her life."
Bloom was prepared to testify about losing over a half-million dollars in artwork, watches and other valuables to what police say was a ring of teenage burglars. In a yearlong crime spree, the youths hit the homes of Paris Hilton, Lindsay Lohan, Rachel Bilson and other young celebrities, netting more than $3 million in luxury goods.
Five other defendants face a variety of felony charges in the ongoing case.
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The metropolitan also mentions about the presence of an element of uncertainty and lack of clarity when mentioning about neti. But that will place the matter on the rail of dynamic momentum by evoking awe and at the same time openness and curiosity. This, he says, also justifies our understanding of God's kingdom as a 'small seed that falls on the ground and grows to fullness to accommodate all kinds of living creatures' (Luke 13:19). This is the process of becoming a community, a community of God.
Children unable to accept the kind of authority that governed the society until the present should be introduced to the authority of love, which is not really an authority at all. This shall decide the shape of the community of God. They need to be told that the society is going to be one of participatory and not dominating and their participation is going to make parents and others richer in understanding.
He says that our task is to work out general ideals guided by the importance of healthy and sustainable community, of individuality and individual freedom and responsibility …"Mentioning about a community of hope, he said one of the objections raised against post-modernism relates to skepticism regarding human progress and future prospects in life and lack of hope for a better future. No one is sure where post-modernism is taking us to. This, primarily is because they say 'the world is in a period of transition.' Mar Militios cautions that Christianity has a greater mission towards children. "When God is presented as a loving God and Christ as the incarnation of that love, we need to re-incarnate that love in the life of the child to provide her/him with hope for future and assurance that what is good in human will progress. Only by being a caring community Christian Church can do praxis. But providing a free and comfortable atmosphere to express themselves and be what she/he be and become will help the child see life positively."
He says the project and programmes need to be planned keeping this in mind where each individual is recognised, honoured and cared for — the best thing we can give to the children. A community in which all are welcome and where no one will be excluded.
This in fact, he says, is a return to the Garden where we have a perfect fellowship with God and his creation even while each has its own identity respected and acknowledged. This calls for continuous re-reading of the Bible, re-interpretation of our faith and re-formulation of methodology towards dealing with children with the change of time.
Dwelling on cliché topics of globalisation and consumerism, His Grace says this had received major criticism against post-modernism evangelised through post-modern economic globalisation techniques.
He says the idea of globalisation in itself is a contradiction to the post-modern ideology. But transnational corporations through cleverly manipulated media propaganda have presented consumerism as a matter of individual freedom and liberty of choice which he sees working effectively in India and in other countries.
His Grace quotes Fredric Jameson for lessons against consumerism with life of Jesus. Fredric's "the cultural logic of capitalism", he says is a meta-narrative in itself. "We need to present the individual stories in the Gospels regarding Jesus addressing the issue. Jesus who refused to perform a miracle to satisfy his hunger used it to provide food for thousands. Jesus' caring love towards individuals who came to him in time of need can also be a lesson against consumerism. They need to be individual stories in the line of what Brueggmann says."
His Grace comes out with some thriving issues concerning children of today. He says it is our responsibility to see each one of them in its own unique nature and to help God make that person grow to the fullness of that nature. We can do it only by accepting it as it is and in its own given environment both of space and time. God's nature is beyond exhaustive human understanding. This inexhaustibility is displayed in the plurality of God's creation that share his image. We shall explore into the ways and means of making God's dream come true to the best of our ability.
Before concluding his long address, His Grace raised pertinent questions, which could be a topic of much debate later: How much we, as a community of Christ are aware and ready to respond to the socio-political-economic environment we live in and our children growing up? At the end of the address, he threw upon some persistent and thought provoking questions. How seriously we take our children respecting their general context of existence and growth?
How far we are ready to re-read the Bible and re-interpret Biblical meta-narrative to address the ever emerging context? How far we are able to accommodate other cultures and learn from them in our concern for children with an awareness that those cultures also turn out to be genuine cultures?
Mar Milithios will also take part in another seminar organised by CWM in Malaysia later this week.


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Biodiversity Loss Linked to Spread of Diseases
We in the conservation field frequently refer to the ol' "the cure for cancer might be in that forest" argument for why biodiversity is important. Now there is a group of scientists that have taken it a step farther and shown that there is a link between biodiversity loss and the spread of diseases. The full report will be released tomorrow, but here is an article about it from Science Daily: http://www.sciencedaily.com/releases/2009/12/091203132157.htm
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April 3, 2010, 6:37 am 6:37 am:
Thanks for sharing ...great article...glad you had all those shots before the great journey Eli!
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