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Volume 45, Issue 4, April 1977
- Editorial
Editorial: Why not be editor?45(1977); http://dx.doi.org/10.1119/1.10612View Description Hide Description
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- Paper
Galileo and the fall of Aristotle: A case of historical injustice?45(1977); http://dx.doi.org/10.1119/1.10614View Description Hide Description
Galileo's case against Aristotle's description of freely falling objects is presented. Possible alternative interpretations of Aristotle's views are discussed.
An unusual lunar halo45(1977); http://dx.doi.org/10.1119/1.10615View Description Hide Description
An unusual combination of lunarhalos was photographed over Tucson, Arizona on 14 November 1975. Three halos, the 22° refraction halo, the circumscribed halo, and a reflection halo (the paraselenic circle) were present. The origin of these halos is discussed. The form and orientations of the ice crystals responsible for the observed halo features are deduced.
Noether's theorem in classical mechanics45(1977); http://dx.doi.org/10.1119/1.10616View Description Hide Description
A simple statement of Noether's theorem as it applies to classical mechanics is given and proved. It is then used to generate constants of the motion associated with Lagrangians possessing certain transformation properties.
A special topic from nuclear reactor dynamics for the undergraduate physics curriculum45(1977); http://dx.doi.org/10.1119/1.10617View Description Hide Description
An example from the dynamics of nuclear reactors is presented for possible inclusion as a special topic in the undergraduate physics curriculum. An intuitive derivation of the point reactor equations is followed by formulation of equations for inverse and direct kinetics which are readily programmed on a digital computer. Several specific computer simulations involving the effect of control rod motion on reactor power are suggested as programming exercises for the student.
Canonical transformation to the free particle45(1977); http://dx.doi.org/10.1119/1.10618View Description Hide Description
It is shown how to find some canonical transformations without solving the Hamilton–Jacobi equation. The canonical transformation from the harmonic oscillator to the free particle is constructed and used as an example of transformations which cannot be maintained when going from classical to quantum systems. The group of canonical transformations which can be carried over to quantum mechanics is discussed.
Maintaining enrollments in physics with declining university enrollments45(1977); http://dx.doi.org/10.1119/1.10619View Description Hide Description
The general education program in the Department of Physics at Southern Illinois University (Edwardsville) is described in considerable detail. Enrollments in courses and student credit hour production have been maintained in spite of an overall decline in university enrollments. The paper concludes by discussing the implications of general education courses for staffing in physics departments.
On some properties of γ matrices45(1977); http://dx.doi.org/10.1119/1.10620View Description Hide Description
The problem of the order, reducibility, and equivalence of systems of γ matrices is discussed from a presumably original point of view. The method proposed has the pedagogical advantage of being simple and self‐contained. In particular, the questions of order and reducibility are treated without any use of group theory or of the theory of associative algebras. Finally, a simple systematic method is given for finding the matrices connecting different systems of 4×4 γ matrices.
Large‐amplitude pendulum experiment: Another approach45(1977); http://dx.doi.org/10.1119/1.10621View Description Hide Description
A pendulum may swing at amplitudes greater than 90° if the bob is suspended on a solid rod instead of a string. In this way the increase in period T with amplitude α can be made much more obvious. We describe a student experiment which uses angles up to 160° or more and determines several terms in the Taylor series for T (α). We recommend an emphasis on graphical analysis for empirical determination of parameters, rather than merely checking data against a ''known'' theoretical curve.
On polynomial solutions of linear differential equations with polynomial coefficients45(1977); http://dx.doi.org/10.1119/1.10622View Description Hide Description
In the space of polynomials, the operators z and D=d/d z are known to be Hermitian conjugates with respect to the Bargman and Louck–Galbraith scalar products. From this property we obtain a method to study linear differential equations with polynomial coefficients. The conditions for obtaining polynomialsolutions for these equations are found. Applications to the quantization of usual Schrödinger equations are given.
Multiple scattering theory with target nucleus antisymmetry45(1977); http://dx.doi.org/10.1119/1.10623View Description Hide Description
This article presents a pedagogic introduction to multiple scatteringtheory. Projectile–nucleus collisions are emphasized, and particular attention is given to the treatment of antisymmetry of the target nucleus wave function. The two standard renditions of multiple scattering by Foldy–Watson and by Kerman–McManus–Thaler differ primarily in the stage at which target nucleus antisymmetry is introduced and in the properties of the Hilbert space in which intermediate quantities are evaluated.
Systems approach for teaching electronics to scientists45(1977); http://dx.doi.org/10.1119/1.10845View Description Hide Description
We have used a systems analysis procedure to organize an electronics unit for presentation in the second year of a physics course. The method and details of the unit are described.
Geometrical meaning of the curl operation when A⋅curlA≠045(1977); http://dx.doi.org/10.1119/1.10846View Description Hide Description
We examine the geometrical interpretation of the vector operation curl for vector fields A such that A⋅curlA≠0. It is not possible to construct even locally a surface normal to field lines of A at all points; an explicit geometrical demonstration of this fact is given. Such fields do not admit the construction of orthogonal curvilinear coordinates in which one set of coordinate curves lies along field lines of A.
Cranking model calculation of the moment of inertia using the method of Dalgarno and Lewis45(1977); http://dx.doi.org/10.1119/1.10847View Description Hide Description
We present a calculation of the moment of inertia of a system of noninteracting particles moving in a common deformed, harmonic‐oscillator potential well. Our calculation employs the cranking model formula, but instead of performing the usual sum over intermediate states, we use the method of Dalgarno and Lewis to replace that sum by an expectation value of appropriately defined operators. It is suggested that this calculation may serve as a useful example in a quantum mechanics or nuclear theory course.
Specific physical consequences of Mach's principle45(1977); http://dx.doi.org/10.1119/1.10848View Description Hide Description
Mach's principle was put onto a solid footing in one particular equation by Einstein in his general theory of relativity. Using classical physics only, we explore, in some simple examples, the major expectations concerning motions due to matter in the rest of the universe.
Binomial aspects of radioactivity45(1977); http://dx.doi.org/10.1119/1.10849View Description Hide Description
On the basis of a probability equation approach, radioactivity is shown to be a binomially distributed process, for any value of the observation time. The approximations necessary to establish the validity of Poissonian statistics are discussed.
Versatile optical bench for teaching, development, and testing of electron and ion optical systems45(1977); http://dx.doi.org/10.1119/1.10850View Description Hide Description
A versatile apparatus for demonstrating the imaging properties of various types of electrostatic lenses, designed and constructed in this department, is described. The chief merits of the apparatus are the simplicity and the facilities provided for externally maneuvering the lens elements in several respects without disturbing the vacuum. The apparatus is used regularly by students in their laboratory experiments to study the focusing properties of different types of electrostatic electron or ion lenses or their combinations, as a part of the laboratory course on electron and ion optics.
Fundamental quantum mechanics—a graphic presentation45(1977); http://dx.doi.org/10.1119/1.10851View Description Hide Description
A presentation of basic quantum mechanics for non‐physical science majors is described which, by relying on computer‐generated graphic display, circumvents the usual mathematical limitations and allows a detailed treatment of free particle motion in a wave picture. The development is based on a computer‐simulated, single‐slit, particle diffraction experiment and culminates in a complete description and graphic display of the progress of the diffraction pattern from a square pulse at the slit to the Fraunhofer pattern at infinity.
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- Notes and Discussions
Demonstration of possible excitations in liquids45(1977); http://dx.doi.org/10.1119/1.10852View Description Hide Description
Mohr's circle and the determination of moments of inertia45(1977); http://dx.doi.org/10.1119/1.10853View Description Hide Description


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Must Kings of Leon do everything backward? First the Followill boys went and got mega-popular in the U.K. before the brooding but hook-loaded 2008 LP, Only By the Night, finally kicked them up to similar arena/amphitheater status in the States.
Now the Kings are about to release Night's follow-up, Come Around Sundown—lead single "Radioactive" features another U2-ish lead guitar line from Matthew Followill and full-fledged gospel chorus—right after they get off the road. Ah well. Hardly ever not on tour since Night came out, the Kings are bringing a real bonus for this go around in openers The Black Keys.
Released earlier this year, the Akron duo of Dan Auerbach and Patrick Carney's sixth LP, Brothers, trades in some of the overall oomph of past efforts Attack & Release and Rubber Factory—though not on "Everlasting Light" and instrumental "Black Mud"—for the sexy, scratchy '70s soul of the wispy "I'm Not the One," celesta-kissed "Too Afraid to Love You" and some actual sexy, scratchy '70s soul: a save-the-last-dance-for-me cover of Jerry Butler, Kenny Gamble and Leon Huff's "Never Gonna Give You Up."
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#14 Boston Terriers 4 @ Vermont Catamounts 2
F Matt Marshall, VRM: 0-0-0, -1, 0 PIM, 3 SOG
Season totals: 17 GP, 2-0-2, -3, 2 PIM
Vermont fell to 3-11-4 on the season despite out shooting BU 31-16 last night. The Catamounts are at Northeastern this coming weekend for two games.
The Lightning implode in the third period on the short turnaround in back-to-back games.
Dan Ellis allowed 4 goals on 24 shots in the loss. He had his opportunity to step up and carry his team over the finish line in the third period, and couldn't do it.
First Period
02:36 TB Purcell (7), Ritola (4), Downie (13)
05:55 NJ Clarkson (6), Sestito (1), Pelley (2)
16:01 TB Malone (11), Lecavalier (11), St Louis (35)(PP)
Second Period
Third Period
04:14 NJ Clarkson (7), Kovalchuk (12), Elias (20)(PP)
07:52 NJ Arnott (10), Tallinder (4), Zharkov (1)
14:06 NJ Zubrus (6), Rolston (4), Elias (21)
18:45 NJ Elias (9), Rolston (5)(EN)
19:08 TB Moore (7), Hall (5), Ohlund (5)
19:46 NJ Palmieri (1), Kovalchuk (13), Brodeur (1)(EN)
It's a bad loss. New Jersey is the worst team in the East this season, by far, and the Lightning couldn't put them away in the first 40 minutes when they had a chance. They've got Jersey on the schedule quite a bit in the second half, so that's a mistake they can't repeat down the road.
Mattias Ritola had a helper and 2 penalty minutes in 8:07.
Dana Tyrell was +1 with 2 shots and 1 blocked shot in 12:48. Tyrell's next game will be his 41st of the season, which will graduate him from prospect status on BoltProspects. So, 1/12 against the Capitals will likely be a day of congratulations for young Mr. Tyrell.
Box score and extended statistics from NHL.com.
Kazan 3 @ Khabarovsk 2
Dmitri Kazionov, Kazan, 0-0-0, E, 2 PIM, 2 SOG
Season totals: 34 GP, 2-5-7, +4, 26 PIM
Dmitri Kazionov had a minor for tripping in 13:43 in Kazan's 3-2 win over Khabarovsk. Ex-Thrashers draft pick, defenseman Ilya Nikulin had his 29th assist of the season in the match for Kazan.
Penticton Vees 5 @ Surrey Eagles 1
C Brendan O'Donnell, PEN: 1-0-1, 2 PIM (high sticking)
Season totals: 41 GP, 17-34-51, 20 PIM
Penticton took both games from Surrey this weekend, winning 5-1 in the second half of a home-and-home series. O'Donnell scored on the power play late in the second period.
Dubuque Fighting Saints 5 @ Fargo Force 0
C Jimmy Mullin, FGO: 0-0-0, -1, 0 PIM, 3 SOG
Season totals: 25 GP, 14-17-31, +16, 18 PIM
Fargo had a chance to pull into a first place tie with Dubuque in the Western Conference, but the Force was blown out by the Saints at home. Mullin was scoreless for the second straight game.
Val-d'Or Foreurs 4 @ Montreal Juniors 6
D Charles Landry, MTL: 0-0-0, -2, 0 PIM, 0 SOG, 0 Hits
Season Totals: 31 GP, 5-22-27, +13, 18 PIM
Landry attempted three shots, but none ended up being counted as official shots. The Foreurs scored four times in the first period and had a 3-0 lead before eventually falling to Montreal.
Owen Sound Attack 2 @ Belleville Bulls 1
D Geoffrey Schemitsch, OS: 0-0-0, +1, 0 PIM
Season totals: 31 GP, 1-13-14, +11, 6 PIM
G Michael Zador, OS: Did not play.
With Attack: 3 GP, 2-0-0-0, 3.20 GAA, .897 sv%, 0 SO
With Oshawa: 18 GP, 10-3-1-1, 3.36 GAA, .879 sv%, 1 SO
Season Totals: 21 GP, 12-3-1-1, 3.34 GAA, .881 sv%, 1 SO
Owen Sound bounced back from a tough loss in Kingston on Friday night with a close win against the Bulls. Despite the fact Zador sat last night and the Attack was playing one of the league's weaker teams, Zador watched from the bench. It was a good decision as his partner in net, Jordan Binnington, was the game's Second Star.
Lethbridge Hurricanes 4 @ Tri-City Americans 9
RW Carter Ashton, TC: Did not play.
With Regina: 29 GP, 16-11-27, -11, 44 PIM
With Tri-City: 0 GP, 0-0-0, E, 0 PIM
Season Totals: 29 GP, 16-11-27, -11, 44 PIM
Ashton has yet to make his debut for TC after being traded by Regina before the World Junior tournament.
Vancouver Giants 5 @ Prince George Cougars 7
RW Brett Connolly, PG: 2-1-2, +2, 0 PIM, *Second Star*
Season totals: 32 GP, 25-16-41, -2, 10 PIM
Connolly scored twice and has five points in his first two games back from the WJCs. He was called a future 50-goal scorer at the NHL level by TSN during one of Canada's games. Prince George broke a 5-5 tie midway through the third period and added an empty netter to give the game its final score.
#1 Yale Bulldogs 4 @ Harvard Crimson 2
F Alex Killorn, HAR: 0-1-1, Even, 2 PIM, 5 SOG
Season totals: 14 GP, 6-7-13, +6, 8 PIM
Killorn assisted on Danny Biega's goal at 19:23 of the third period to extend his point streak to nine games.
Cornell Big Red 3 @ Quinnipiac Bobcats 2(OT)
D Kirill Gotovets, COR: 0-0-0, +2, 0 PIM, 1 SOG
Season totals: 15 GP, 1-5-6, +5, 18 PIM
The Big Red swept the season series with the Bobcats with an overtime win off a goal from Joe Devin after Quinnipiac tied the game with seven seconds left in the third.
Western Michigan Broncos 2 @ #16 Alaska Nanooks 0
D Luke Witkowski, UWM: 0-0-0, Even, 2 PIM, 0 SOG
Season totals: 22 GP, 0-5-5, +5, 40 PIM
The Broncos came away from the long trip northwest with three points against a ranked Alaska team. Look for Western to be back in the top 20 come Monday.
Cincinnati Cyclones 6 @ Florida Everblades 5 (SO)
C Mitch Fadden: Did not play.
Season totals: 37 GP, 15-36-51, -2, 34 PIM
LW Alex Hutchings: Did not play (lower body injury).
Season totals: 22 GP, 7-4-11, -12, 10 PIM
G Jaroslav Janus: Did not play (backup).
Season totals: 17 GP, 8-8-0-0, 2.98 GAA, .909 sv%, 0 SO
Cincy went into Southwest Florida and took six points from the Everblades. At least Florida got a point for the shootout loss in game three of the Cyclone homestand. There was no mention of an injury to Fadden in the Blades' post-game reports from Friday or Saturday.
Edit: Word is Fadden may have a blood clot in his leg and could be lost for the season.
Dwayne Roloson allowed 1 goal on 32 shots for the victory. Just two weeks ago I was pining for games where our netminder would just stop 90% of the shots they faced. A .969 save percentage is a beautiful thing.
First Period
Second Period
17:25 OTT Smith (3), Winchester (5), Shannon (6)
Third Period
01:47 TB Hall (6), Moore (8)
05:43 TB St Louis (18), Stamkos (26), Malone (21)
Martin St. Louis and Roloson were the game's first and second stars.
There was a matter-of-fact, workmanlike quality to the win. It's the kind of road game that a good team should be able to put together against a lesser opponent, even when they don't have their best stuff. It's hard to believe Ottawa used to be a perennial house of horrors for the Lightning just a few seasons ago.
Dana Tyrell was +1 with 2 shots in 13:31.
The Whale strikes back.
Dustin Tokarski allowed 3 goals on 26 shots for the overtime loss.
Second Period
CT Dupont, (7) , 1:31
NOR Marks, (2) (Pouliot, Labrie), 13:24
CT Tessier, (7) (White), 17:50
Third Period
NOR Giliati, (5) (Gudas, Berry), 18:21
CT Williams, (20) (Del Zotto, Williams), 4:22
My boy, Stefano Giliati, was named the game's second star for scoring the tying goal with less than two minutes left.
Norfolk moved back into a tie with Charlotte for second place in the division with the point, and hold a game in hand on the Checkers, but they dropped a full 13 points behind the Penguins with a game in hand. Hershey lurks just 2 points back with a game in hand, and are currently down to Manitoba 3-2 after two periods.
Box score from TheAHL.com.
Sodertalje 5 @ Brynas 3
Riku Helenius, Sodertalje, DNP
Season totals: 14 GP, 2-9-0, 0 SO, 3.04 GAA, .880 sv%
Former Lightning draft pick Eero Somervuori scored a pair of goals, but Brynas still fell to Sodertalje 5-3. Somervuori also had a helper in the match. Somervuori is tied for sixth in the league in goals.
Mytischi 4 @ Dynamo Riga 3
Martins Karsums, Dynamo Riga, 0-0-0, E, 0 PIM, 0 SOG
Season totals: 39 GP, 12-9-21, -4, 42 PIM
Martins Karsums was scoreless in 15:29 in Riga's 4-3 loss to Mytischi. Former Lightning draft pick Fedor Fedorov had 1 goal and 1 assist for Mytischi while another former Lightning draft pick, Alexei Glukhov, also had 1 assist for Mytischi.
Brown Bears 4 @ Harvard Crimson 3
F Alex Killorn, HAR: 0-2-2, +1, 2 PIM, 3 SOG
Season totals: 13 GP, 6-6-12, +6, 6 PIM
Killorn's point streak is now at 8 games as Harvard lost a third period lead to Brown.
Cornell Big Red 2 @ #19 Princeton Tigers 1
D Kirill Gotovets, COR: 0-0-0, Even, 0 SOG
Season totals: 14 GP, 1-5-6, +3, 18 PIM
Gotovets is now pointless in his last three games. The Big Red play Quinnipiac tonight, who they beat 4-1 back on Nov. 14
Western Michigan Broncos 2 @ #16 Alaska Nanooks 2(OT)
D Luke Witkowski, UWM: 0-0-0, Even, 2 PIM
Season totals: 21 GP, 0-5-5, +5, 38 PIM
Western skates to a tie with ranked Alaska. The two teams play again tonight.


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The Ubuntu Developer Summit (UDS-L) in Dallas TX is setting the switches for the upcoming Ubuntu LTS version, Lucid Lynx. One loser is Gimp: the image manipulator should disappear from the CD.
The crème de la crème of Ubuntu developmers are meeting days and nights at the current UDS-L (the "L" stands for "Lucid") in Dallas. The UDS usually takes place in the month following the latest Ubuntu release. May 2009 it was in Barcelona; November 16-20 it's in Texas.
To better deal with the ongoing space problems on the Live CD, Ubuntu developers suggested in the "Application selection in the default install" presentation at the UDS-L on November 18 to remove Gimp from the CD and replace the fundamental image manipulation program with F-Spot. Because F-Spot doesn't serve well for image displays, the standard for the task will be the Eye of GNOME image viewer, which will in turn call on F-Spot for image manipulation through a context menu. Apart from the CD space problem, the desktop team found Gimp too complicated to be of interest to the average user.
The desktop team also wants to rework Lucid's game selection, adding more brain teasers such as Gbrainy. A simple backup tool along the lines of BackInTime should also help create regular secure copies. One being discussed is Déjà Dup, which should find some application on Amazon's S3 cloud, for example.
So far there's no definite word on the fate of Synaptic, which might be replaced completely by the Software Center in Lucid. Also up in the air is Banshee vs. Rhythmbox as the standard music player. Some summit participants suggested expanding the CD with a simple video editor, perhaps OpenShot or PiTiVi.
It's important to note that all suggested changes are addressed to the Lucid desktop team who has not yet set them into stone, Gimp seemingly being the only exception.
GIMPGIMP is a great image program. Why do they think that users would not want GIMP? I suppose they think that a Microsoft Paint equivalent might be better? LOL
Gimp > FspotMethinks GIMP is far more useful than F-SPOT, especially on a livecd. Who would want to import and manage photos on a non-permanent medium?
BlahA DVD version does exist, but not all users have a DVD-ROM drive or burner. Also utilities do exist to add software packages to a Ubuntu ISO prior to burning, you can even go further in the customization.
A DVD?How about release a DVD-ed. filled with more software-options?
A live-DVD will bring fourth the possibility to add the software they believe is important for the user.
Another great thing about this is that the Ubuntu-team could make an optional boot-entrance allowing proprietary software being used, without violating their promise. It would be great to have a more usable live-CD with the possibility to make use of Flash end graphical drivers without having to install them after each boot.
Another great opportunity here, would have an "advanced" install option, where you would, because of all the drama, choose between a set of software, something like this (Web Browsers illustrates a drop-down-menu):
Choose your software:
-Firefox [more info]
-Midory [more info]
-Dillo [more info]
-Epiphany [more info]
-Konqueror [more info]
-choose another one from repository [more info]
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Although not comparable at all with the MS vs. Firefox, Opera, Google, etc thing going on now, this would still probably give Ubuntu a lot of good PR.
Although theres a lot of different approaches to make a distribution unique to your taste, this would be a lot easier for less experienced users. Not only that, but it also shows good will from a huge representative in the Open Source-community (for all those complaining about Ubuntu and other distributions is shipped with standard software), but it would not be limited to only web browsers ass well.
A little bit of OT, but one thing that also would be great, is to have the opportunity to add software to your live-CD/DVD/USB before writing the image.
Like the cigaretteJust as cigarettes are nicotine distribution devices, Ubuntu has been reduced to a Mono distribution service.
Won't go near it.
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DaveW posted a topic in The LoungeSitting down at Pop's block (bush block on the banks of an estuary) with a nice fire going and no marshmallows. The girls decided to see what it cinnamon donuts are like toasted over the fire. Gotta tell you folks - it is totally amazing. Do yourself a favour next time you go camping - take some cinnamon donuts and toast them over the fire...... Yummy, yummy, yummy.
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DaveW replied to Brother Stafford's topic in The LoungeInterestingly, many years ago I had someone try to justify long hair on men "because Jesus had long hair because he was a Nazarite". He based that on: Mat 2:23 And he came and dwelt in a city called Nazareth: that it might be fulfilled which was spoken by the prophets, He shall be called a Nazarene. He was a little dismayed when I pointed out that Jesus was a NazaRENE not a Nazarite. He didn't realise there was a difference until I showed him the actual passage he was referring to showed that a NazaRENE is someone from Nazareth. ........... He never did argue with me about long hair again. We discussed plenty of other things, but never that again.
DaveW replied to Brother Stafford's topic in The LoungeWell the passage does indicate that in normal instances it was temporary - it speaks of the end. Num 6:13 And this is the law of the Nazarite, when the days of his separation are fulfilled: he shall be brought unto the door of the tabernacle of the congregation: I don't think there is another biblically recorded instance of a lifelong nazarite vow, although some do suggest John the Baptist.
DaveW replied to Brother Stafford's topic in The LoungeNumbers ch 6 details the rules for a Nazarite, and the Nazarite vow was normally a temporary thing, with the head shaven at the conclusion of the vow, and that hair offered to God. This is an exception to the rule, and in some ways akin to a fast - temporary and for a purpose. Note: Samson was an unusual case in being a Nazarite from the womb.
Rubbish - your reference to my pastoring was offensive in the highest, was a deliberate personal attack, and is only another example of your disregard for anyone who disagrees with you and your disresoect for this board and the moderators. And after saying you were done with the personal attacks you immediately launch a personal attack - that is a lie right there, and not the first. And now saying it was genuine concern is rubbish - absolute rubbish - you are trying to weasel your way out of trouble, just like a child who says "I was only joking". You are constantly offensive, constantly presenting false doctrine, and constantly trying to throw doubt on God's Word, and constantly slagging off at one or the other of the members here, and directly disrespecting the forum rules and the moderators.
Well, aside from the offensive crack about me being a Pastor - which by the way you said you would stop, but it wouldn't be the first lie you have told on this forum - the passage actually makes no reference to when these rewards are given. But it doesn't preclude heavenly rewards except in your mind. Secondly, you present a straw man argument here because it is only you who is talking about heavenly rewards only. And your discourse in this reply shows Wretched's assessment to be entirely correct.
DaveW replied to Pastor Scott Markle's topic in Biblical IssuesI look forward to the continued discussion, as this is a matter for which I struggle to reconcile the various truths involved. I think there is no doubt that there is only one way of salvation - through faith in the shed blood of Jesus Christ by grace. There is also no doubt that "ALL have sinned and come short of the glory of God" - there is simply no "loophole" in that statement or truth. There is also no doubt in my mind that all are sinners by birth, from Adam and because of his sin. This is somewhat proven by: Psalms 58:3 (3) The wicked are estranged from the womb: they go astray as soon as they be born, speaking lies. Any parent knows this to be true - a baby lies all the time - they cry as though there is something wrong, but they only want a cuddle. And we oblige them of course because they are beautiful, but there wasn't actually anything wrong. And they don't have to be taught that - they do it because they are sinners. But there is also no doubt that David believed he and the child would dwell in the same place: 2 Samuel 12:21-23 (21) Then said his servants unto him, What thing is this that thou hast done? thou didst fast and weep for the child, while it was alive; but when the child was dead, thou didst rise and eat bread. (22) And he said, While the child was yet alive, I fasted and wept: for I said, Who can tell whether GOD will be gracious to me, that the child may live? (23) But now he is dead, wherefore should I fast? can I bring him back again? I shall go to him, but he shall not return to me. I know some think this is just the grave that David is talking about but I don't buy that - that would not be a comfort to him, but to see his child with the Lord would definitely be a comfort. And of course the various verses that NN posted also indicate likewise. NOW THEN, how these two sets of seemingly opposing truths fit together I do not know nor understand, but I somehow feel that God's grace and mercy is involved........ As I said, I look forward to the discussion, but I doubt that I will take further part - I will read with interest...... (And Mike - I feel that your post against Pastor Markle was bordeline offensive.....)
DaveW replied to No Nicolaitans's topic in Give God the PraiseWhite coat hypertension - blood pressure rises fue to anxiety associated with the test itself. It is a common thing actually. Good to hear all is going well.
Matthew 6 1 Take heed that ye do not your alms before men, to be seen of them: otherwise ye have no reward of your Father which is in heaven. 2 Therefore when thou doest thine alms, do not sound a trumpet before thee, as the hypocrites do in the synagogues and in the streets, that they may have glory of men. Verily I say unto you, They have their reward. 3 But when thou doest alms, let not thy left hand know what thy right hand doeth: 4 That thine alms may be in secret: and thy Father which seeth in secret himself shall reward thee openly. 5 And when thou prayest, thou shalt not be as the hypocrites are: for they love to pray standing in the synagogues and in the corners of the streets, that they may be seen of men. Verily I say unto you, They have their reward. 6 But thou, when thou prayest, enter into thy closet, and when thou hast shut thy door, pray to thy Father which is in secret; and thy Father which seeth in secret shall reward thee openly. You either obtain a reward or not based upon the way you give to the Lord. You either obtain a reward or not based on how you pray. If these things are done to be seen of men then you get no reward from God, but if you do them so only God sees them God will reward you. So in other words, God judges a man's motives and rewards that man according to his motives. And this is not with regard to salvation for two reasons: first, if it is then this is works salvation, which of course is entirely unbiblical, and; second, because Matthew 5 1 And seeing the multitudes, he went up into a mountain: and when he was set, his disciples came unto him: 2 And he opened his mouth, and taught them, saying, Indicates that Jesus was talking to his disciples - in other words, saved people. This clearly talking about rewards for saved people according to their works, but not for salvation.
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|Tomatoes/1/4 cup tomato sauce
|1 Teaspoon, chopped
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Season chicken with salt and pepper, and dust with flour.
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Remove chicken to crock cooker.
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When blended, pour sauce over chicken.
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Calories 1500 Calories from Fat 260
% Daily Value*
Total Fat 29 g45%
Saturated Fat 5.6 g27.8%
Trans Fat 0.3 g
Cholesterol 598.5 mg199.5%
Sodium 1105.9 mg46.1%
Total Carbohydrates 29 g9.8%
Dietary Fiber 5.4 g21.6%
Sugars 11.3 g
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Albergo Santa Maria - Chiavari
Ideally located in Chiavari, within a 5-minute walk of the evocative historic center with its typical "caruggi" and shops, the Santa Maria Hotel welcomes you on the Ligurian coast.
This welcoming 3-star Chiavari hotel faces the wonderful Tigullio Gulf and offers many amenities, thoughtfully designed for guest comfort, including 2 excellent restaurants serving local dishes, a bar, a delightful garden, and a panoramic terrace where guests can have the buffet breakfast. This smoke-free hotel also offers free WiFi access.
The Santa Maria Hotel is the ideal starting-point for visiting local amenities and for unforgettable excursions to Portofino, Cinque Terre, Genova, and Pisa, with their invaluable artistic inheritance and natural beauties.
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L'étoile au fond du puits est le second ouvrage de Jean-Jacques COLOMA. Il est le récit philosophique et poétique d'un Suzerain plongé au coeur d'un Royaume féodal enchanteur, fait de lumières chatoyantes, d'équité et de beauté. Des miscellanées de prose, de poésie et de philosophie, en hommage à l'imaginaire ! Un hymne à la Nature et à l'Homme.
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Here you will find paradise on one of the most splendid beaches in Florida. Come relax, enjoy and rejuvenate your spirit at this low density home atmosphere condominium. Hear the ocean waves, watch the sea gulls, relax around a beautiful blue pool or on the deck at waters edge and enjoy the spectacular sunrises and sunsets. This 2bedroom/2bathroom condo is conveniently located near area attractions and features restaurants nearby to enjoy the areas fresh seafood. Excellent ocean view from all rooms. Completely renovated and decorated with beach theme. Private balcony overlooking the tropical landscaped courtyard, heated pool and ocean. This is what you have been waiting for...a vacation that has it all. So what are you waiting for??? Let us make your vacation a memorable experience.
The condo was very clean, beautifully decorated and a great location. The view from any where in the condo is spectacular!! Enjoyed sitting on the balcony and watching the sunrise. The owner was very helpful and answered all my questions.
We had such a great time last year that we had to come back again! Had another fabulous trip!
Condo was clean and welcoming and the new pavers and pool update were beautiful.
We found some new landmarks we enjoyed and spent some wonderful time playing with our kids.
Thank you so much for sharing your lovely home with us.
We'll be back for sure! Hopefully next year!
Thank you so much for working with our crazy schedule so that we could have a vacation at New Smyrna Beach! We had such a wonderful time & didn't want to leave.
Your condo is very clean, welcoming & guest friendly. The view was absolutely beautiful!
We highly recommend & hope to return to your piece of paradise!
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My husband and I have been coming here for years. It is wonderful to share this home away from home with our children and grandchildren. This unit has great views of the property and ocean, but more importantly is very well maintained with all the amenities any vacationers would need. Sparkling clean, with wifi, and two smart tv's. Comfortable beds, and sofa bed, I would recommend this unit to anybody that enjoys the cleanliness and comforts of home.
My family has been vacationing at the Chateau since the early 1970's. We hadn't been for about 10 years and boy did we miss it. When we arrived we felt like we were finally home. The grounds are well kept and are it looked just like we remembered it. Our unit was immaculately clean, and decorated beautifully. We loved having a view of the ocean out of every window. We looked up and down the beach and did not see any other condos or hotels that were built so that every unit had a beach view. We loved that. The pool is beautiful and there were many days that we didn't even leave to go anywhere because we had the pool, beach and our room within 2 minutes of each other. There are several resteraunts within walking distance. We tried Izzys Island Tacos & Ice Cream as a joke, because well, we thought how can it be any good mixing those two places together. We were totally surprised. The Mexican food was delightful. We ended up going there several times during our stay. Their ice cream shop was great too. They serve all kinds of things which worked well for us. One of my children is allergic to milk so she was able to get sno cones when we got ice cream and everyone was happy. We did not get to do everything that we wanted to do this trip so we are already looking at our calendars to book for next year. We went off season so we often had the beach and the pool to ourselves, which we enjoyed. We met some of the people that live there and they were so kind. Many of the renters we met said they too had been coming there since they were kids. Now we were all coming back with our own kids. We can not wait to get back there. P.s. This unit s about 1.5 hours from Orlando. We stay at the beach and drive in to Orlando on they days we want to hit Disney.
This was our first trip back to New Smyrna since I was in high school, and I can say that I was not at all disappointed! Charlene and Jerry's home is spotless and packed with everything that you need to have a great vacation, rain or shine. We made great use of the playing cards and games in the unit when the weather didn't cooperate for an evening. The balcony provided a beautiful view of the beach and pool area, and was a great place to enjoy a cup of coffee and enjoy the sunrise.
Prior to our arrival, Charlene called to confirm our arrangements and to provide helpful suggestions and information about things to do during our stay. Sadly, we couldn't get to all of them - which means that we MUST come back to 33D! We are very much looking forward to a future stay at Chateau by the Sea and our first call will be to Charlene and Jerry when we do!
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The only issue presented by PennFuture's June 8, 2007 Motion for Summary Judgment and supporting brief was whether DEP was obligated to treat the Broad-leaved Water-milfoil (Myriophyllum heterophyllum) as an endangered plant species because it is listed as "Pennsylvania Endangered" in the regulations promulgated under the Wild Resource Conservation Act. DEP filed a Response to PennFuture's Motion for Summary Judgment on August 8, 2007, which was joined by the Permittee, Marina Commons at Harveys Lake, LLC. DEP argued that it had properly relied on a determination of the Department of Conservation and Natural Resources, transmitted by electronic mail to DEP, that the Broad-leaved Water-milfoil should not be considered endangered in Harveys Lake. PennFuture filed its Reply Brief on August 10, 2007.
The EHB ruled that DEP "acted unlawfully as a matter of law" by failing to consider the Broad-leaved Water-milfoil as an endangered species when applying the state's water quality antidegradation regulations. Finding "little justification for ignoring the administrative process and conducting regulatory duties via e-mails from one employee to another" the Board held that DEP had no authority to rely on a recommended reclassification of the plant in preference to the classification codified in the governing regulations: "The regulation which is currently the law of the Commonwealth defines the Broad-leaved Water milfoil as 'Pennsylvania Endangered.' Unless and until that definition changes, [DEP] is required to treat it as such."
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An old variety native to France. its French name is Musque De Provence. Great for cooking.
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Honeycrisp apples have a yellow background covered with a red to pink blush and speckled with small lenticels. Their creamy white flesh is exceptionally crisp and aromatic
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Sweet limes look similar to more common limes, but have yellow-green or yellow-orange rinds rather than green. The fruits are generally round and smooth. The flesh is very sweet. The flavor is barely tart, since sweet limes have little citric acid.
Sweet limes bear fruit in the winter months.
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The Sweet lime is known by many different names, including lima dulce, Indian lime, and Palestine lime. This species is Citrus limettioides, and should not be confused with Citrus limetta, the sweet lemon, which is also sometimes confusingly called Sweet lime. Common varieties include 'India,' 'Columbia,' 'Soh Synteng,' and 'Palestine.' Sweet limes are somewhat of a mystery, but are thought to be a hybrid of a Mexican lime and a sweet lemon or citron. A recent study, however, found their parentage to be sour orange and citron.
Nutritional Value
Sweet limes contain several antioxidants, including Vitamin C. They are also high in Vitamin B and dietary fiber.
Many people eat sweet limes as is, out of hand, or juiced into a refreshing beverage. Sweet limes can also be preserved as pickles or jam, and cooked. The flavor pairs well with meat and poultry. Sliced Sweet limes make an elegant addition to layer cakes, fruit salads, and garnishes. Choose fruits with smooth texture and a heavy feel, which indicates more juice. They can be stored for around two weeks either at room temperature or in the refrigerator, and should remain loose rather than wrapped in plastic.
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Sweet limes are particularly popular in India. Besides its culinary uses, the Sweet lime holds a place in Indian medicinal treatments, in which it is used as a coolant, particularly in cases of fever.
Sweet limes are considered to have originated in India, and did not arrive in the United States until 1904. Today they are still grown in central and northern India, as well as in the Mediterranean region and tropical parts of the Americas.
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WASHINGTON, Sept. 8 (UPI) — Rocketing numbers of pine beetles have decimated areas of forest from British Columbia to Colorado so large they can be detected by satellites, authorities say.
NASA says scientists use Landsat satellite imagery to map these pine beetle outbreaks and determine what impact the beetle damage might have on forest fires.
University of Wisconsin forest ecologists compared maps of areas hardest-hit by the beetles with maps of recent fires. Their preliminary analysis indicates large fires do not appear to occur more often or with greater severity in forest tracts with beetle damage. In fact, some beetle-killed forest swaths may actually be less likely to burn.
The results appear counter-intuitive, researchers say, but make sense when considered more carefully.
Green pine green needles appear to be more lush and harder to burn, but they contain high levels very flammable volatile oils. When the needles die, those oils begin to break down. As a result, depending on weather conditions, dead needles may not be more likely to catch and sustain a fire than live needles.
Both the beetles and fires hold the potential to significantly change Rocky mountain forests, Wisconsin forest Phil Townsend says, but both are also key to forest health.
"Both fire and beetle damage are natural parts of system and have been since forests developed," Townsend said. "What we have right now is a widespread attack that we haven't seen before, but it is a natural part of the system."
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At first glance, the idea of sugaring might seem like more hassle than its worth for sugar daddies. But the reality is there quite a few reasons why these wealthy men choose this lifestyle. If the idea has been presented to you or you are interested in knowing why men spend their hard-earned money on attractive women, here are three reasons we found:
- Simple companionship. One of the most difficult things for powerful men is to maintain personal relationships. Women grow tired of them being busy with work and don't understand why they can have more of his time. Sugaring allows you to maintain simple companionship with someone who understands and has minimal expectations pass the current event.
- Variety and excitement. We all know what it's like to date someone who has a completely different personality than we do. Sugaring allows men to have several different personalities to play with. This means that they can have a woman for formal events or long late-night talks or rock climbing in the Appalachian Mountains. There's plenty of variety and excitement to go around.
- Sugar babies are highly compensated for the services which they are able to provide to their partner. But the gross reality is that the money men spend financing the lifestyle of a sugar baby is substantially less than they would if they were in a full-blown relationship. Many men see this as an investment into not only their personal life but also the life of someone else.
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In fact, it has almost become a yearly tradition. The Razorbacks get off to a slow start with a top-heavy schedule against several ranked opponents. They fall into a deep hole in Southeastern Conference play. And they rally late against softer opponents like Ole Miss and Mississippi State and string together strong finishes.
But Arkansas (2-5, 0-4 in SEC) hasn't been this far behind in Nutt's eight-year tenure, needing to win the final four games if it hopes to become bowl-eligible this season. That's why the Razorbacks hung motivational signs that read "They Remember In November" and "Win in Fayetteville" around the Broyles Center and along the walls in Reynolds Razorback Stadium last week.
"We need to make this to be a good month and that's what (the signs) are saying," Nutt said Thursday afternoon. "We want them to see it everyday when they go to practice. We want to win in Fayetteville. We've had some great, enthusiastic crowds here that have showed a lot of passion and we want to give it back to them."
Arkansas will get their chance to take care of both issues Saturday at 11:30 a.m. against South Carolina in a game that will be televised by Jefferson-Pilot Sports.
The Razorbacks are 2-5 and 0-4 in the SEC play for the first time since 1996, when Danny Ford's team finished 4-7 and 2-6. In fact, Arkansas' worst start after four games under Nutt came last season, when the Hogs were 3-4 and 1-3.
Arkansas has lost its past two games in Razorback Stadium to Vanderbilt (28-24) and Auburn (34-17). The Hogs are 14-10 in Fayetteville since the stadium was expanded prior to the 2001 season. They're also 6-8 in SEC play during that stretch and have lost six of their past 12 games in Razorback Stadium.
"You just go out there and ask for improvement to get better each day," Nutt said. "For the most part, we had some really good practices this week. Open dates, you don't control that, but you've got to take advantage of it and I think we did.
"It's been a good week."
The good news for Arkansas is that they've traditionally experienced success during the final month of the season. Arkansas is 20-10 in November under Nutt, but has won 16 of its past 20 games during the season's final month.
In fact, strong finishes helped the Razorbacks become bowl eligible in 2000, when they won their final two games to finish 6-5. They went 5-0 in November en route to the SEC Western Division Championship in 2002 and were 4-1 in 2003.
Nutt believes a similar finish is possible, especially after Arkansas turned in a strong performance in its 23-20 loss at fourth-ranked Georgia last Saturday.
"I think the way they played last Saturday was a good injection of things we can do when we do things right," Nutt said. "When we execute and we play with 11, we can make some things happen and look like a good football team. When we can eliminate mistakes and eliminate penalties, good things can happen.
"But the thing we're so disappointed about is that final line and that's a 'W'. You want to win."
Coming Home
Arkansas will see plenty of familiar faces on the opposing sideline Saturday in South Carolina co-defensive coordinator John Thompson, defensive backs coach Dave Wommack and running backs coach Madre Hill.
Thompson was Arkansas' defensive coordinator from 2000-01 before taking the same position at Florida in 2002. He was East Carolina's head coach in 2003 and 2004, but resigned after two poor seasons and was hired by Steve Spurrier.
Wommack worked at Arkansas for five seasons and was defensive coordinator from 2002 to 2004. He was fired last December after Arkansas surrendered 397.2 yards a game and joined Spurrier's a few weeks later.
Hill played at Arkansas from 1994-98 and holds the school's single-season rushing record (1,387 yards in 1995). Hills was a graduate assistant in Arkansas' weight room last season, but earned his first full-time coaching position at South Carolina.
"You know them well enough," Nutt said. "You know what they try to do, what they want to do. We've gone against each other in practices quite a bit."
Carrying The Load
True freshman tailback Darren McFadden has shouldered a heavy load for the Razorbacks the past month. That's probably why he hasn't been forced to carry much of his teammates' equipment to and from the practice field.
McFadden was asked about the typical chore handed out to freshmen as part of their initiation to college football. But Arkansas' leading rusher (682 yards and 8 touchdowns) said, surprisingly, he hasn't done much this season.
"I've carried one person's equipment in," said McFadden, who remembered carrying gear during the first week of practice. "I don't remember who it was."
Homecoming Schedule
While Thompson and Wommack will be coming back to a place they used to call home Saturday, the Razorbacks will celebrate homecoming against the Gamecocks.
There is a loaded schedule of homecoming events on tap for the weekend, which will kick off with a homecoming parade on Dickson Street beginning at 7:30 on Friday night. That will be followed by a pep rally at the Greek Theatre at 9. Arkansas also will hold an exhibition basketball game against Southwest Baptist at 7:05 p.m.
The Trough will open on the Poultry Science lawn at 8:30 a.m. Saturday. Fans can greet the team from the lawn or the Broyles Center parking lot as it enters the stadium at 9:30 a.m. There will be a Trough pep rally on the lawn and an pep rally at the Alumni Association at 9:45 a.m.
Kickoff is scheduled for 11:30 a.m. It will be regionally televised by Jefferson-Pilot.
Arkansas is 5-2 on homecoming under Nutt. The Hogs have lost two straight on homecoming to Auburn (10-3 in 2003) and Georgia (20-14 in 2004).
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