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San Francisco local Kimberley Hasselbrink, the multi-talented photographer, cookbook author and recipe developer behind The Year in Food, takes us on a tour of her favorite San Francisco stops. Stay tuned after the guide for three of our favorite recipes from Kimberley�s new book Vibrant Food (Ten Speed Press,�2014).� San Francisco is, by most accounts, a pretty phenomenal city. Nearly every neighborhood here is its own complete hamlet, a mini-town existing within the larger borders. And, despite the hills, it's an incredibly walkable city: you can find nearly everything you need in a one-mile radius from most places. I have grown to love the frequent fog and wind as an essential element that contributes to the unique character of this city. The Bay Area is known as a great food destination, and rightfully so: we have access to some of the best produce on the planet, a mild climate year-round that makes fresh produce so readily available and abundant, and a population of folks who care about where their food comes from and how to make it taste unbelievably good. In this San Francisco City Guide, I will take you on a tour of my favorite food-centric haunts. PoMi (Potrero Mission Border) This is my neighborhood. It�s not officially called PoMi, but it�s a fitting descriptor for this little pocket that straddles the borders of the Mission and Potrero Hill. [caption id="attachment_330839" align="aligncenter" width="493"] Stable Cafe. All photos by Kimberley Hasselbrink[/caption] Stable Cafe Stable Cafe is my other favorite neighborhood place for coffee, though I typically go there more for hangin� with friends�they have a gorgeous enclosed patio with dappled sunlight and a tiny nursery tucked in back that sells intriguing succulents and exotic plants. It�s a great spot for passing the hours with a book or in good conversation. Slow Club Slow Club is my neighborhood place. It�s less than two blocks from my house, making it an easy visit for many a weekend brunch and weekday dinner. I always sit at the bar if I can, or outside on a warm day. Order the sweet potato-studded Turkey Hash with two perfectly poached eggs, or their amazing take on huevos rancheros, the Ranchero, for a deeply satisfying brunch. I used to eat the Flatbread at least once a week before giving up wheat two years ago. By all accounts, it remains reliably a great dinner choice with a glass of crisp ros�. Their Caesar Salad is my favorite. Coffee Bar As a freelancer, Coffee Bar is where I go when I want to feel like I�m really participating in the nine-to-five work week. It�s a buzzing, busy, laptop-filled spot, and all of your bases are covered on the food (and drink) front. They have great breakfasts�I often go for the simple oatmeal�and their salads are big, flavorful affairs, hearty and awesome. You can get fresh-pressed juices if you need a pause from coffee, and a glass of wine or beer in the evening after a productive day on the laptop. Dogpatch This neighborhood, cozied up against the eastern edge of San Francisco along the bay waterfront, has long been regarded as a little gritty, but with the wild tech boom in full swing, it�s seen a lot of revitalization. There�s a slew of amazing places to eat and drink here, some long established while others are new and popping up almost monthly. [caption id="attachment_330838" align="aligncenter" width="493"] Piccino[/caption] Piccino Piccino is everything you want in a dining experience: gorgeous, Italian-inspired dishes with the best of California's produce, and a stellar wine menu. It�s bright and open and airy and I can�t think of a bad spot to sit�whether tucked in near one of the many windows, at the bar, or outside. Serpentine Serpentine, sister restaurant to Slow Club, is another favorite. There�s a familiarity between the two menus, but they�re executed entirely differently. Feast on a few briny Miyagi Oysters with one of their bright, refreshing house cocktails, then go to town on their ridiculously good Chickpea-Battered Calamari. I�ve never had an entree I didn�t love here. [caption id="attachment_330841" align="aligncenter" width="493"] Plow[/caption] Plow Technically more Potrero Hill than Dogpatch, Plow might be the ultimate brunch destination in San Francisco. It�s worth the 30-minute weekday wait for their crispy potatoes alone. They offer gluten-free almond flour pancakes, which is a rare treat at a restaurant, and even a chia seed pudding for the virtuous. But it�s their huge, pitch-perfect, classic brunch plates that they�re so beloved for. Outer Sunset The Outer Sunset is a chilly, foggy little enclave that doesn�t feel very much like a city. With houses awash in shades of pastel that are offset by the grey sky and ever-present scent of the ocean on the air, it�s cozy and quaint and a welcome pause from San Francisco�s dense center. Head out there if you like windswept, blustery beaches (I do), and a bowl of hot soup to appreciate when you�ve had your fill of brisk ocean, wet sand and frozen fingers. There�s one block out here that�s got three great establishments all worth a visit. [caption id="attachment_330842" align="aligncenter" width="493"] Outerlands[/caption] Outerlands Outerlands is a stellar spot, filled with cozy, washed out wood, reminiscent of the idyllic, beachy vibes of Big Sur, and it has recently re-opened, with an expanded dining area and revamped menu. Come for their impressively tall sandwiches on house-made bread, a warm bowl of soup, or their inspired vegetable sides. Pop into the General Store while you wait for a table. Trouble Coffee Trouble Coffee is famed for their generous slices of cinnamon toast, fresh young coconuts, and owner Giulietta Carrelli, who has an incredible story. It�s noted as the spot that started the toast trend in San Francisco. Also worth trying is the Lavender Earl Grey tea. Western Addition/Nopa/Alamo Square My two favorite places for Mexican food are here, in this amorphous pocket that used to be called Western Addition but is now shifting into a cluster of smaller pocket neighborhoods with fancier names: Nopa (North of the Panhandle) and Alamo Square. Well, one of the restaurants is New Mexican, not Mexican, but it satisfies the same cravings for corn tortillas, slow-roasted meats, and vibrant, piquant salsas. It�s the Mission District that has a proliferation of inexpensive tacos and burritos on nearly every corner but these are the spots I always recommend for my favorite tacos. [caption id="attachment_330840" align="aligncenter" width="493"] The Mill[/caption] The Mill The Mill has received a lot of attention over the past year for its $4 toast. Don�t listen to the haters. They have a number of great baked goods of all stripes available, as well as a fine cup of coffee. It�s the ambience, though, that I love best. Sitting at the long communal table, you might strike up a conversation with the person next to you, or overhear an altogether too private conversation, or run into a friend and have an impromptu catch up. I love public spaces where we�re encouraged to engage with those around us; it feels like community and I love that. Green Chile Kitchen This quintessential neighborhood spot has some seriously great, unfussy, fresh and delicious food. Anyone jonesing for a dose of New Mexico's famous Hatch chiles will find it in spades here. Everything�s great: their tacos, salads, tamales, stews, stuffed poblanos all hit the spot. Nopalito Nopalito is the younger sister to this neighborhood�s most well-known restaurant, Nopa. Go there, and be prepared for a line; it�s worth it. Or come here, and be prepared for a slightly shorter line, and enjoy some inspired, creative Mexican food. Their Totopos, Caldo Tlalpe�o (a comforting soup of chicken and vegetables), and Carnitas are among my favorite. Their cocktails are excellent. The Mission District The proliferation of restaurants in the Mission boggles the mind. The good thing about this phenomenon, though, is that it keeps chefs and restaurateurs on their toes, and we, as diners, are on the receiving end of all that care and innovation and creativity. [caption id="attachment_330843" align="aligncenter" width="493"] Bi-Rite[/caption] Bi-Rite Market This venerable, tiny grocer with a phenomenal deli is a San Francisco institution. If you�re in the neighborhood on a warm day, duck in on your way to Dolores Park. (Note: Dolores Park is under construction for the foreseeable future, so hoof it up to the top corner of the park. Stunning views abound.) Everything you need for a perfect picnic is here: exceptional cheeses of all kinds, the best local fruit, and reliably delicious food coming out of the deli. Grab a pre-made salad to-go from the back cold case; spin around and find yourself a frosty beverage, and you've got a perfect afternoon in the making. Bar Tartine Bar Tartine is one of my favorite restaurants in San Francisco. The menu is consistently creative and innovative without feeling too out there to be inaccessible. The Smoked Potatoes with Black Garlic, for instance, are unlike any other potato dish you�ve ever had, yet intriguingly familiar because of the potato�s ubiquity in food. That�s sort of how the entire menu hits; striking combinations of flavors and ingredients that would have never occurred to you but feel so right (and so damn good) once you tuck into them. It�s a delight to discuss the wines with their sommelier. Be sure to ask! Heirloom Cafe Heirloom Cafe is my other favorite San Francisco spot. It�s got a gorgeous interior with tall ceilings and a casually classy vibe. The food is consistently excellent; the menu showcases our best local produce and meat, and the wine selection is well-curated and consistently good drinking. Everyone is so dang nice here, and that goes a long way. Want more from Kimberley? Be sure to pick up Vibrant Food�an absolutely stunning ode to colorful, seasonal ingredients. Below, we have featured three recipes we adore: A colorful Pimm�s Cup, fragrant Summer Squash Pasta with Green Goddess Dressing and a simple Cherry Buttermilk Clafoutis.� This article originally appeared as on Relish


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As his Nike commercials get better and better — Wieden & Kennedy's latest bit of pimpery (above) is nothing short of brilliant; if they had done spots for Jeffrey Dahmer, we'd all be murderous cannibals today — the basketball player wearing LeBron's uniform stays stuck in a familiar place, a land where words mean more than deeds and all the bad things are either someone else's fault or no one's.
I spoke with an older man yesterday, a former NBA star who has known LeBron for many years. "He became what he always was," he said when I asked about last year's choke job against the Celtics and the way James's free agency played out. "If you were raising a child, would you always give that child everything he wanted?"
The Cavaliers surely raised LeBron James that way, and I've seen more than enough of Gloria James, his mother, to know that the only boundaries imposed upon him were the lines on a basketball court. In Miami, he has Dwyane Wade at his side — and Wade, unlike LeBron, is a grown man. Maybe that will make a positive difference.


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Most probably know Geoff Farina better for his work in the indie rock genre with outfits Karate and Secret Stars; likewise, Chris Brokaw is associated with Come and Codeine. But both have worked solo in recent years. Here, they record unplugged renditions of acoustic blues and old gospel tunes.
The textures that the duo make are beguiling, evocative of such acoustic luminaries as Robbie Basho, Richard Bishop, and Stephen Basho-Junghans. Occasionally, their perfomances, particularly the vocals, demonstrate a bit less swing than the originals tend to favor. That said, it is clear that both guitarists are well schooled in the source genre. The Angel's Message in Me is on the whole a very successful venture.
Here are Farina & Brokaw at a recent gig at Tonic (NYC), performing the title tune off of the album, a song by the Reverend Gary Davis.


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The genus Arctocephalus consists of eight of the nine species of fur seal. For details see the fur seal article, or the individual species articles.
- Genus Arctocephalus
- Antarctic fur seal, Arctocephalus gazella
- Guadalupe fur seal, Arctocephalus townsendi
- Juan Fernández fur seal, Arctocephalus philippii
- Galápagos fur seal, Arctocephalus galapagoensis
- Brown fur seal (or Cape fur seal), Arctocephalus pusillus
- New Zealand fur seal, Arctocephalus forsteri (validity questionable - see below)
- Subantarctic fur seal, Arctocephalus tropicalis
- South American fur seal, Arctocephalus australis
The number of species within the genus has been questioned, primarily based on limited molecular data. The issue is complicated by the fact some of the species are able to produce fertile hybrids. A recent review recommended the retention of seven species, deprecating the New Zealand fur seals to a subspecies of the South American fur seal, while also questioning the status of the Guadelupe fur seal.[1] Other recent studies have indicated that the genus may be paraphyletic,[2] in which case, all species except for the Cape fur seal may have to be split off into a separate genus.[1]
- ^ a b Berta, A. & Churchill, M. (2012). "Pinniped Taxonomy: evidence for species and subspecies". Mammal Review 42 (3): 207-234. doi:10.1111/j.1365-2907.2011.00193.x.
- ^ Yonezawa, T., et al. (2009). "The monophyletic origin of sea lions and fur seals (Carnivora; Otariidae) in the Southern Hemisphere". Gene 441 (1-2): 89-99. doi:10.1016/j.gene.2009.01.022.


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BEIJING (AP) The young Cuban boxing team got mostly favorable positions in the Olympic draw Friday, but Puerto Rico's Arroyo twins weren't as fortunate.
Puerto Rican flyweight McWilliams Arroyo and Cuba's Andris Laffita both drew first-round byes, but the fighters likely will face each other in the quarterfinals, according to the manual draw conducted at a Beijing hotel.
Bantamweight McJoe Arroyo faces even more difficult circumstances after drawing a first-round matchup with Russia's Sergey Vodopyanov, the gold-medal favorite. Cuba's Yankiel Leon, the other top fighter at their weight, is on the opposite side of the draw.
Other Cubans shared Leon's good fortune. Star Cuban middleweight Emilio Correa can't meet Russia's Matvey Korobov until the gold-medal match, while lightweight Yordenis Ugas avoided his division's top fighters for a first-round meeting with Algeria's Hamza Kramou.
Cuban featherweight Idel Torriente was equally fortunate, drawing a first-round matchup with Ghana's Prince Octopus Dzanie while most of the other top fighters at his weight landed on the other side of the bracket. Torriente's toughest competition before the gold-medal match could be American Raynell Williams.
Heavyweight Osmai Acosta could meet Russia's Rakhim Chakhkiev in the semifinals, while light flyweight Yampier Hernandez might get a second-round matchup with Russia's David Ayrapetyan.
Cuban welterweight Carlos Banteaux didn't share his teammates' luck, since his first-round bye probably will lead to a fight with Britain's Billy Joe Saunders, a top medal contender.


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So far, Nissan has only sold 6,791 Leafs for the year
Nissan has been shooting for 20,000 total sales of its all-electric Leaf in 2012, but the automaker has finally admitted that it just
won't be able to reach that number
Nissan CEO Carlos Ghosn reported yesterday that the company will not reach its goal of 20,000 Leafs sold in all of 2012. Nissan was pretty confident throughout the year despite declining sales, and refused to give up the notion that it could double last year's sales until now.
"The forecast we have given ourselves for the year will not be reached," said Ghosn.
For all of 2011, Nissan sold 9,679 Leafs. After nearly achieving 10,000 sales, it declared a new sales goal of 20,000 in 2012 -- doubling the previous year's.
While Nissan had its best sales month in October 2012 with 1,579 sold, the overall year was pretty disappointing. So far, Nissan has only sold 6,791 for the year, making it impossible to even reach last year's 10,000 mark let alone doubling that.
Nissan has even tried to
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It took $3,250 off the price tag of each 2012 Leaf model starting in August. This is a considerable jump from the $850 discounts it was giving back in January. The 2012 Leaf starts at $36,050.
In addition, Nissan reduced lease costs of the 2012 Leaf from $249 per month to $219 per month with $2,999 down for 32 months.
Despite this failure to meet the mark, Nissan isn't giving up. In a video last month, Nissan said it now aims to sell 1.5 million EVs cumulatively by 2016.
While the Leaf seems to be withering in terms of sales, its competitor, the
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2002 Volume 7 No. 1
Summer/Fall 2002
Volume 7 Number 1
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The Reverend Chase S.
Hunt is the Seminary's director of planned giving.
Even in the current up-and-down market,
charitable gifts made by way of appreciated securities held long-term
(longer than a year) can be quite advantageous to the donor. This is true
whether the donor's intention is, for example, to provide for the current
needs of our institution through an outright gift to our Annual Fund or to
fund one of the life income arrangements offered through our planned
giving program.
Making outright gifts of
appreciated securities held long-term has two advantages,
among others. First, the securities are valued at their fair
market value—that is, the average of their high and low
trading prices on the day they pass from the donor's control
to ours. And second, the tax on the gain in their value
(capital gains tax) that would be the donor's responsibility
if the securities were sold in the usual manner is avoided
altogether, which could be a considerable savings.
When used to fund a life income gift that would typically
pay lifetime income to the donor and then become the
property of the Seminary for a purpose determined at the
time the agreement is established, securities would pass to
Princeton at their fair market value, as above. The capital
gains tax would be significantly reduced or avoided
completely, depending on the particular life income plan
selected. And if the donor were to choose securities
yielding low income to fund such a gift, the resulting
income could be considerably enhanced. A beneficiary such as
a spouse could be provided for through one of these
arrangements as well.
To learn
more about making gifts to the Seminary by means of
appreciated securities and about the various life income
plans that we offer, please call me, visit the Seminary's
web site at
www.ptsem.edu/give/ , or request our Gifts of Securities
This list includes gifts made between October 1, 2001, and December 31, 2001.
The Reverend William N. Boak ('57B)
The Reverend Charles H. Davis ('41B)
The Reverend Harry Porter Farr ('40B)
The Reverend Dr. Carl S. Fisher ('39B)
The Reverend Philip W. Furst ('35B)
The Reverend Dr. Leon W. Gibson ('59D)
The Reverend Llewelyn Kemmerle ('43B)
The Reverend William F. Logan Jr. ('39B)
The Reverend Dr. John H. Sorenson ('68M/'87P)
The Reverend Dr. John M. Stuart ('41B/'46M)
Dr. S. Arthur Talman ('42B)
The Reverend Robert C. Holland ('62B)
Mrs. Esther Loos
The Reverend Dr. Alfonso A. Rodriguez ('46B/'55D)
The Reverend E. Otto DeCamp ('36B/'46M)
The Reverend Dr. James E. Loder ('57B)
The Reverend Merle E. Porter ('52B/'60M)
Dr. Kalman L. Sulyok ('56D)
Ms. Katherine R. Bullock
Dr. Ellen T. Charry
The Reverend Dr. Abigail Rian Evans ('61B)
Mr. John B. Fleming
Mrs. Barbara A. Gillespie
The Reverend Dr. Thomas W. Gillespie ('54B)
Ms. Winnie Jackson
"The education I received at PTS"
"My three years at the Seminary"
Miiller Chapel Restoration Project
Mrs. Ruth Appenzeller
The Reverend Dr. William Park Armstrong (1897B)
The Reverend Dr. C. Ransom Comfort Jr. ('31B)
The Reverend Dr. David L. Crawford ('47B)
Mr. Ronald C. Degitz
Dr. David Hugh Jones
Dr. Robert K. Kelley ('48B)
Dr. Howard Tillman Kuist
The Reverend Dr. Robert A. MacAskill ('45B)
Dr. and Mrs. John A. Mackay
The Reverend Richard H. Miller ('55B)
The Reverend Harlan H. Naylor ('42B)
The Reverend Viggo Norskov Olsen ('60M)
Mrs. Grace W. Reifsnyder
The Reverend T. Bancroft Reifsnyder ('19B)
The Reverend Dr. Frederick B. Speakman ('45B)
Dr. David A. Weadon
The Reverend Dr. W.J. Beeners ('48B)
Mrs. Carol A. Belles
Ms. Katherine R. Bullock
The Reverend Dr. Arthur M. Byers Jr. ('50B)
The Reverend Dr. Thomas W. Gillespie ('54B)
The Reverend Dr. James A. Kay
The Reverend Michael E. Livingston ('74B/'91M)
Dr. Donald Macleod ('46G)
The Reverend Dr. Bruce Metzger ('38B/'39M)
Miller Chapel
Princeton Theological Seminary Faculty
Mr. Jesse Reynolds
Ms. Kristin Reynolds
Mrs. Zoe L. Speakman
The Reverend Charles F. Stratton ('51B/'80D)
The Reverend Ruth Ellen Stratton ('80B)
"In celebration of PTS choir!"
"Superb training and resources of PTS"
"All the Seminary meant as spouse and mother of alumni/ae"
In Memory of
Mr. Osmond P. "Buck" Breland (2000b)
In Honor/Appreciation of
Mrs. Margaret Armstrong
The Reverend Dr. Richard S. Armstrong ('58B)
Reverend Dr. Samuel Allen and Anne McMullan Jackson Memorial
Scholarship Endowment Fund
In Memory of
Mrs. Anne McMullan Jackson
The Reverend Dr. Samuel Allen Jackson ('32b)
Bryant M.
Kirkland Minister of the Chapel Endowment Fund
In Memory of
The Reverend Dr. Bryant M. Kirkland ('38B)
Norma Macleod Memorial Scholarship Fund
In Memory of
Mrs. Norma Macleod
Theological Seminary
In Memory of
The Reverend Dr. James E. Loder ('57B)
In Honor/Appreciation of
The Reverend Dr. John T. Galloway ('66B)
Mrs. Susan Hall Galloway ('66E)
Choir Fund
In Honor/Appreciation of
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You are backpedeling, coward. Have some strength and answer truthfully. You are not answering because you cant even admit to yourself what you believe.
And its not just for me. Everyone here wants to know your answers. They are good questions that will reveal alot about your beliefs.
True or false! All 40 questions.
And by the way, if you answer all the questions, then I'll have only one more true and false question for you. Aren't you curious to know what that might be?
Come on Champ, I know you got it in you to answer my questions. Why are you afraid? Jesus would answer; he wouldn't have a problem. He told it like it was. May be you don't know the answers?
TRUE or FALSE, ALL 40 QUESTIONS!
Hey Blue, how are things? Just wanted to mention, Jesus loves ya!
Blue, please help me convince Champ he shoud answer my 40 questions. It'll clear up the air alot about really how much this Jesus "loves ya".
Champ. I'm not giving up. I will continue to post my 40 questions til I get an answer from you. And in a way, you are right not to answer. If you do, you will have to admit publically you and your faith approves the endless torture of children in hell simply for never having heard of Jesus Christ and that you believe this is perfect and loving justice. Now if this is not what you believe, answer the 40 questions. If it is, continue to ignore me.
The irony here champ is that you believe people are drawn to your faith because they are more moral and righteous. But the truth is, only someone depraved and morally sick can call your god's punishment just and righteous.
It could be a SF story: God comes, but he gets rid of all the religious people and only saves the nonreligious. The unbelievers were the only ones with enough strength of character and morality not to approve of all the barbaric crap in the holy books, and they were interested more in truth then saving their own skin.
A Lurker: I found the book in the library. I like books on faith and intellectual reasoning and the like. I skimmed through it. But after it was hard to take it seriously after the first chapter. The whole premise was illogical.
But let me say that I'll be checking up on Sam Harris in the future. I'm sure he will have interesting articles and books in the future. He probably learned a good lesson with this book (if you read commentaries, his book was widely rejected as nonense).
Tom, can you read between the lines here? TChamp has no answers of his own - he is seeking some from you (and anyone else on this forum who is willing to respond to his posts). If I casually skimmed through a book that I found to be illogical and hard to take seriously, I would simply dismiss it and look for more interesting reading. Instead, TChamp is apparently pursuing information whole-heartedly. He has read all those commentaries about "The End of Faith", has participated(???) frequently in this forum, and will be looking for more articles and books from Sam. Sounds like a potential convert to me! Anyone can use reference books to quote scripture and dogma, without ever expressing any ideas or opinions of their own. There is a reason no one really knows what TChamp actually thinks or believes… he doesn't know himself. He is throwing all those ravings into the fray in order to get something back in return. After all, if he truly is a self proclaimed disciple of god, he cannot question his belief in his god, can he? I suppose he would be afraid of burning in hell. Yep, that would be god's punishment.
Don't expect any answers, Tom. He really just doesn't have any, cause he doesn't know what he believes.
'Nuf said. Mark
I have been thinking about what you said and it doesn't add up. First you said that because of Adam and Eve those who don't believe in god and accept Jesus as their savior will be punished by being sent to hell when the believers get to go to heaven. When I brought up what happened to my father you said that god brought ruin to earth because of Adam and Eve, but that you could still see some of the old Garden of Eden breaking through. That smacks of revisionism, which amounts to changing your story to fit the facts. Sorry but your explanations don't cut. From where I stand god has a hands off policy on earth.
That's very astute of you, Blue. Through the ages, the thumpers have been able to find support in the scriptures for ANY position they felt like taking, including, I might add, slavery! That is why it is absolutly impossible to have a reasonable discussion with any of them. No matter what you say, no matter what evidence you bring forth, they can refute it with ease, even if it means reversing a position they held 5 minutes ago, which, they will say, you didnt understand! Don't even bother!
Please answer Tom's questions. I am very interested in how you personally feel. I already know the answers I found in the bible I want (and I think Tom also does) YOUR personal answers or the ones YOU personally found in the bible.
I would like to encourage everyone responding to Champ to start their post with a request that he answer Tom's questions.
Ray…ray…ray…, Tom..tom…tom,
My personal views are ever continually being shaped by my ever increasing knowledge of the word of God? Personal views don't really matter. They fade away at the moment of your last breath. The only thing that really matters with the Word of God. Heaven and earth shall pass away, but the Word of God will stand forever.
Those questions, any intellectual worth his salt knows the answers, so I don't understand why the pressure to answer obvious questions. What gives? Or maybe…...just maybe…... you intellectuals know a lot of about biology, chemistry, calculus, physics, philosophy, and the like. All man's knowledge and not a lick of sense-you know not God's word?
I can answer those questions if you like. Guess I will, when I get around to it.
He's just winding us up surely? I reckon it's Noam having a laugh.
And if it's not, we should act like it is, 'cause it's more fun.
And remember, never argue with a cretin - they'll drag you down to their level and then beat you with experience.
If I may, I'll refer to a post I made on a similar subject by a similar god-botherer in the Christian section: -
I don't wish to be offensive (well actually I REALLY wish to be REALLY offensive - but I'm going to endeavour to deny myself the pleasure), but methinks this Mr Guest is a bit of a loony. Now I know all we liberal intellectual types would like to think that anyone can have their views modified through rational debate…but sometimes it's just a waste of everyone's time.
Whatever the actual reason for Mr Guest's beliefs - an inappropriate abusive relationship with an adult, an inability to aquire desirable sexual partners, an ill-advised haircut in high-school etc. etc.- it seems to me that sexuality in general and homosexuality in particular engender in him a quite remarkable repugnance proof against the even the most articulate and reasonable arguments.
I would suggest, therefore, that this is merely one of those unfortunate cases where it's easier to congratulate Mr Guest on his personal relationship with Jesus and wish him all the best in his journey to Heaven; leaving the rest of us free to actually discuss the fascinating issues raised by Mr Harris. In between frenzied bouts of 'beasting' naturally…
Hey Champ
Please answer Tom's questions. In all your posts you have seemed perfectly willing to share your views and ideas of what the bible says so why are you now getting so shy about sharing? Please stop equivocating and stalling and answer Tom's questions.
"Or maybe…...just maybe…... you intellectuals know a lot of about biology, chemistry, calculus, physics, philosophy, and the like. All man's knowledge and not a lick of sense-you know not God's word?"
Why yes "just maybe" you are right, so give this poor intellectual without a lick of sense a break and answer Tom's questions.
"I can answer those questions if you like. Guess I will, when I get around to it."
Come on get around to it already. There are only 40 and you are only being asked to answer true or false. No bible quotes. No elaboration. No detail. No equivocation. Just 40 true or false answers please. It shouldn't take more than three minuets so why do you need to get around to it?
Here you go Champ. Even though I have given up on the bible as a source of truth more than 40 years ago I can still remember what I was taught. So as an example to you I have answered all 40 of Tom's questions in less than 5 min. using only my recollection of the of the bible acquired from 12 years of religion classes at a Catholic grade school and a Catholic high school. This is what I was taught. I would like to know does your views agree with the Catholic understanding of what the bible says?
For someone who professes in depth bible knowledge it should be even easier than it was for me.
1.Hell was created for Satan and his angels by God. TRUE
2.People's souls will be tormented by Satan if they fail to meet God's standards for life in heaven. TRUE
3.People's souls will be tormented, but not by Satan, if they fail to meet God's standards for life in heaven. FALSE
4.The length of time of the torment for failing to meet God's standards for life in heaven is eternal. TRUE
5.The length of time of the torment for failing to meet God's standards for life in heaven is limited. FALSE
6.The torment of souls in Hell can be described a continuous horrible anguish. TRUE
7.The torment of souls in Hell can be described as mildly unpleasent. FALSE
8.The torment of souls in Hell can be described as continuous intense pain as bad as or worse than anything our earthly bodies could experience. TRUE
9.The age of the individual at his/her death is considered before God damns a soul to Hell. FALSE
10.The age of the individual at his/her death is not considered before God damns a soul to Hell. TRUE
11.No one who dies before the age of 18 will be damned to Hell. FALSE
12.No one who dies before the age of 14 will be damned to Hell. FALSE
13.No one who dies before the age of 10 will be damned to Hell. FALSE
14.No one who dies before the age of 5 will be damned to Hell. FALSE
15.There are only two places souls may be sent to after death; Heaven or Hell. TRUE
16.Unrepentant homosexuality is enough of a sin to be sent to Hell. TRUE
17.Unrepentant worship of Allah is enough of a sin to be sent to Hell. TRUE
18.Unrepentant worship of any God other than The Champion's God is enough of a sin to be sent to Hell. TRUE
19.Not believing that Jesus is the Son of God is enough of a sin to be sent to Hell. TRUE
20.Doubting that Jesus is the Son of God is enough of a sin to be sent to Hell. TRUE
21.Having never heard of Jesus is enough of a sin to be sent to Hell. TRUE
22.Not loving God is enough of a sin to be sent to Hell. TRUE
23.Not loving Jesus is enough of a sin to be sent to Hell. TRUE
24.Unrepentant smoking is enough of a sin to be sent to Hell. FALSE
25.Drinking 6 beers every night is enough of a sin to be sent to Hell. FALSE
26.It is possible there are souls as young as the age of 2 suffering in Hell. TRUE
27.It is possible there are souls as young as the age of 8 suffering in Hell. TRUE
28.It is possible there are souls as young as the age of 14 suffering in Hell. TRUE
29.God's love is perfect. TRUE
30.God's love is sometimes replaced with anger. TRUE
31.I believe God's justice is perfect. FALSE
32.God's justice makes sense to me. FALSE
33.God's justice seems a little harsh at times. TRUE
34.I can understand why some sinful souls need to be tormented forever. TRUE
35.Knowing that souls are being tormented for billions of years for 60 years of earthly sin seems reasonable to me. FALSE
36.A person may not have killed anyone or even ever seriously physically hurt anyone yet they may still deserve to go to Hell. TRUE
37.A person may not have killed anyone or even ever seriously physically hurt anyone, love his/her parents, children and fellow humans, and yet may still deserve to go to Hell. TRUE
38.A person may not have killed anyone or even ever seriously physically hurt anyone, love his/her parents, children and fellow humans, try throughout his/her life to help others and yet may still deserve to go to Hell. TRUE
39.A soul in heaven will be unbothered by the torment of souls in hell even if that soul in hell was a former son, daughter, brother, sister, father or mother, wife, or husband. TRUE
40.Knowing your children are being tormented for billions of years in hell (if thats where they were sent by God) will not weaken your love of god or diminish the bliss of heaven if that is your reward. TRUE
See how easy? Come on, now it's your turn.
Hmm, seems like Champ is a troll to me. Waste of time trying to get any answers from him.
Champion-I am getting into this late, but like the others, I am compelled to respond to such a pompous display of irrationality.
I have long ago learned to back off from any attempt to have a discourse of ideas with anyone as wrapped in religious dogma as you seem to be. It is as much a waste of time as trying to convince a mentally ill patient with Schizophrenia that the voices that they hear are not real. It cannot be done with rational arguments. The same applies to you. Any attempt to use compelling arguments based in rational thinking is a complete waste of one's time and effort.
I imagine that you delight in ruffling the feathers of those who understand reason. Unfortunately, many of those good people try to reason with you and therein lies the problem. You and your brethren suffer from something akin to mental illness. Rational arguments are a complete waste of time because you do not live in that world or abide by its tenets.
Believe me when I say that I could just as easily argue that there is a Santa Claus as you argue that there is a God. The two beliefs have much more in common than you would initially think.
You of course would think that my arguments for Santa's existence were absurd and would discount me completely. That is how the rational minority view your beliefs.
I do have two questions for you. How did human beings attain salvation prior to the birth of Jesus Christ?
Also, how do humans gain salvation if their place of birth and formal upbringing never allowed them to gain access to the "words" of the new Testamant concerning salvation? I am speaking about now and for the past two thousand years.
It is a subject that I find compelling with respect to your dogma. Phil T Murrieta, CA
ptripp, those answers can be found in the response to Tom/Ray, Questions in the Key of Life.
By the way, Mr. Tripp. Two things. 1) I do not delight in ruffling feathers, as you say. Rather, I've delight in seeing that faith in Christ is being discussed and debated by intellectuals. I think that is great. It is hard to penetrate their circles and thus, this might be a whole new world for them.
Two, a recent poll by Time Magazine showed that 79% of the country believed in the Judeo-Christian God. That means that 31% of you in this country are irrational, according to the 79%. Just a thought.
Champion- I apologize if your agenda is not to ruffle feathers as I referred to it. In your early comments, you are pretty flagrant in your pronunciation of faith. In a web site of non-believers, that came across as showboating to me.
It was quite painful to read Tom's 40 questions. He has a great deal of passion and, like I said before, is trying to engage you in a rational discourse. It is of course a fruitless endeavor because you are an A student in citing the teachings of the bible that you guard so closely. There doesn't appear to be one iota of individual thought coming from you, but you are brilliant at reciting scripture.
You have answered my two questions by essentially telling me to find my answers in the bible. There isn't a lot of thought on that one.
I can assure you that most of us don't consider discourse with you a debate. For most of us, we have the answers that we seek and they do not involve your God or Jesus Christ. We really aren't debating whether you are right or not. We know the answers. We just can't figure out why what is obvious to us, is hidden from view for the majority of all religions, not just yours.


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This isn't the actual edition, it was published in 1998.
Well, in helping with these changes and yesterday sitting through a webinar (another new word) on Social networking and your newspaper it kind of made me a little nostalgic. Not for the days of old mind you, but for the early days of the Internet. Not to the point that I want those days back, just that I want to look back and laugh.
For starters, my dad was always into the technical stuff when I was little so I had my first computer very young and by, I believe, 1994 we had Internet service at our house.
Once it was hooked up I remember my dad and I sitting down with a book called the World Wide Web Yellow Pages and looking at sites for the Smithsonian and the Museum of Natural History. It was sooooo slow but soooo cool.
To have all of that at your fingertips right in your own living room was just amazing to me.
If course, in the 15 years since things have come a long way. Even though it's now common place and we're even getting online with our telephones, don't take for granted how impressive some of this new technology is and how fortunate we are to be able to have all of this information right a our fingertips.
When I was little we had an encyclopedia in the living room, but now if my children are doing research for a paper there is such a breadth of information out there that it doesn't hold a candle to that old book. With videos, pictures and interviews it gives them the ability to actually interact with history.
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Are you kidding? My "early internet experience" is NOW! Well, that's sorta true - all this technology on the Statesman site is giving me fits, since I have a 7-year-old computer, which is limping along on Windows 98. I may not get this comment saved before Explorer 6 crashes on me.
However, even this sadly-antique system is a far cry from my first computer. There was no Windows -- It was a DOS-based system, and, if I recall, it was called "Point and Shoot" - though I don't recall why. We had to have all the F-stops memorized for the different commands. I remember how thrilled I was when someone gave me the little flip-down menu to fix onto the computer above the F-tabs!
I knew nothing of "internet," and all I used the computer for was to type tests for school. I actually FILLED UP the hard drive -- so, in order to type a test, I would have to go back through and DELETE a test, so there'd be room!
The printer was ENORMOUS and was a dot matrix.
When we first got the internet at our school, I volunteered to be one of the guinea pigs who would learn it and teach it to the others. Some of them absolutely REFUSED to learn it! If they didn't hop on then, they were hopelessly lost within a few short years.
As far as I know, this was before we ever heard of Bill Gates and Windows. The Department of Education would send us urls, where we could go to get educational material. I don't remember seeing many photographs.
Once we got enough of the Apple computers to have a lab, I would have to hot foot it down to a grade school classroom with my high school students, where I had to use a floppy 5.5 disk to "boot up" each and every computer before they could use it! We were doing good to have 15 minutes to work. I know this was pre-1989, because we were still in the old school.
Next week I'll get my let's see...third (or is it fourth?) computer with Windows 7 and Explorer 7. We've yet to see how advanced I can get before I have to find a way around Dial-up!
We've come a long way!
-- Posted by goat lady on Fri, Oct 30, 2009, at 7:36 PM
WOW, gl, I still have some old DOS Diskettes if you're interested!!!! MS-Dos,, IBM Dos,,,those were the days, not really. It was a real wonder when hard disks came along and you didn't need a handful of floppys. Some of the latest computers don't even have a Modem card for dial-up. I know that'll break your heart.
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I had a friend that started with a Commodore Computer and he thought that was the greatest thing since ice cream.
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My first computer experience was my junior year in high school. I started school that year in a suburb of St. Louis and was in a computer programming class. We however returned to rural Missouri (shortly after school started) where the high school had a total of...maybe four computers on wheeled carts. I'm not even sure who used those computers! Once in college I was so terrified of computers I wouldn't even visit the computer lab. My senior year at SEMO I became friends with someone who ran the computer lab and finally dove into the computer world. I didn't own a computer until 2000. I have been a web surfer every since!
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Nearly two decades of fighting in the Democratic Republic of the Congo (DRC) between government forces and armed groups have forced millions of people to flee their homes countrywide. Over the past year, humanitarian conditions have continued to worsen due to escalating violence that has displaced even more communities and renewed safety and security concerns. Tensions and large-scale displacement have affected the southeastern Katanga and North Kivu provinces especially hard in recent months. In Katanga, the UN recorded a more than five-fold increase of internally displaced persons (IDPs) over the past year, from approximately 55,000 IDPs in January 2012 to more than 358,000 in December 2012. To make matters worse, people in Katanga are facing the worst cholera epidemic in the area since 2007.
USAID has responded to urgent needs by airlifting more than $270,000 worth of emergency relief supplies, such as blankets, kitchen utensils, water containers, and plastic sheeting. These commodities were transported from USAID's warehouse in Dubai and flown to Katanga Province on March 11 to be distributed by UNICEF and other partners on the ground. The plastic sheeting will be used to help families build latrines, while the water containers will make gathering drinking water easier. Ensuring people have an adequate supply of safe drinking water will help mitigate the spread of cholera.
"The delivery of this equipment now allows us to support UNICEF in pursuit of a common goal: to help the most vulnerable populations and disaster victims, especially children affected by the conflict," said Jay Nash, Senior Humanitarian Advisor for USAID's Office of U.S. Foreign Disaster Assistance in the DRC.
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South Asians too have this problem. Mllions of Kashmere Pandits had to leave their home & hearth in Kashmir valley under threat of terrorist. Their conditions are not as pathetic as displaced persons elsewhere in the world. But it is strange that no one even talks about their deprivations.
Lands & buildings of Pundits have been occupied by Muslim Kashmeres. It is not hard to imagine that these illegal occupants of properties of Kashmiri pundits constitute the support base of separatists largely as these illegal occupants fear loss of their property if normalcy returns. Bigger problem of Kashmir is not visible in the horizon and can wait but what prevents identification of illegally occupied properties and evacuation of illegal muslim occupants. It is believed that separatists political outfits of Kashmir have made a business of dealing in vacated property and are said to have collected large sums of money and monthly protection fees from occupiers. This mean aspect of separatists gets lost in the din that they create about independence of Kashmir, which serves the separatist well in spreading the message of illusory gains to simple Kashmiri muslim population.
International community must take note of this problem of Kashmiri Pundits. By ignoring and tolerating it, international community is only adding another inhuman dimension to a political problem, which is perpetuating because of many strong vested interests. It should be realised by millitants and separatists that Kashmir is so beautiful, it needs only tourism infrastructure and peace to develop vibrant tourism from 250 million Indian middle alone to solve most of their material problems. They should also realise that like they have a right to take a political position, the state of India has a right to suppress any anti-state activity with force without being accused of human rights violation. In last 30 years or more they have said and done enough to create conditions justifying such use of force.
It is great that international community is showing concern about plight of displaced persons in Congo and other places in Africa, Afhanistan, Tibet etc but not about the similar problem of Kashmiri Pundits in India. In this context, one has no shame in admitting India has had a history of communal violence like 2002 Gujarat riots but neither the the rightist hindu parties of India nor the state or federal government allow muslim persecution to continue. There is indeed a deeply ingrained thought that developed through pricess of rise of Indian nationalism that in India all the major and minority communities have to live together in peace and harmony. Separatits of Kashmir seem to have no appreciation of this.


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BEIJING, China - On the final day of swimming competition at the Water Cube, the U.S. Paralympic Swimming Team won four additional medals, bringing the total count to 44, including 17 gold medals, and finishing - for the first time - at the top of the medal standings.
After two bronze medals earlier in the week, Kelley Becherer (Sheboygan, Wis.) moved her way up to the top of the podium, winning gold in the women's 50m freestyle (S13) with a time of 27.85.
"It's the last night and I just wanted to medal, so I went for it," said Becherer. "Everyone's been swimming really fast and I knew that all of them would be competitive. The gold feels amazing -all my hard work has gone into it."
Taking home silver medals for Team USA were Cheryl Angelelli-Kornoelje (Clinton Township, Mich.) and Ashley Owens (Stockbridge, Ga.)
After winning silver in the women's 100m freestyle (S4) earlier in the week, Angelelli-Kornoelje came back to match it in the 50m free, her toughest race, with a time of 52.81. "I've been swimming so fast all week," said Angelelli-Kornoelje. "I knew that if I could stay relaxed and just go for it, I could do it."
Owens added a silver medal to her list of Beijing successes, taking silver in the women's 400m freestyle with a time of 4:38.11. Katarzyna Pawlik (POL) broke Owens' previous world record (4:39.44), winning gold in 4:33.15. "I knew it was going to be a close race," said Owens. "Getting the silver medal was fantastic and I couldn't be happier
Susan Beth Scott (Colorado Springs, Colo./Cape Girardeau, Mo.) joined her teammate on the medal stand to accept the bronze, her first Paralympic medal. "I've been training so hard for this and it feels great to be on the podium," said Scott. "I tried to go out as fast as I could and then hold it. It was my first medal ever and I'm really happy with it."
U.S. Results (Finals):
Men's 50m Backstroke (S1) - Grover Evans (Little Rock, Ark.) - 2:51.17 (6)
Men's 50m Backstroke (S2) - Curtis Lovejoy (Atlanta, Ga.) - 1:14.69 (6)
Men's 50m Backstroke (S3) - Michael DeMarco (San Diego, Calif.) - 1:03.03 (8)
Women's 50m Backstroke (S3) - Beth Kolbe (Tiffin, Ohio) - 1:17.97 (8)
Men's 400m Freestyle (S10) - Joe Wise (Menlo Park, Calif.) - 4:15.83 (5)
Women's 400m Freestyle (S10) - Ashley Owens (Stockbridge, Ga.) - 4:38.11 (2)
Women's 400m Freestyle (S10) - Susan Beth Scott (Colorado Springs, Colo./Cape Girardeau, Mo.) - 4:39.44 (3)
Women's 400m Freestyle (S10) - Anna Eames (Golden Valley, Minn.) - 4:43.98 (4)
Men's 50m Freestyle (S4) - Joe McCarthy (San Diego, Calif.) - 39.95 (5)
Women's 50m Freestyle (S4) - Cheryl Angelelli-Kornoelje (Clinton Township, Mich.) - 52.81 (2)
Women's 50m Freestyle (S4) - Aimee Bruder (Birmingham, Ala.) - 55.04 (5)
Men's 50m Freestyle (S5) - Roy Perkins (Del Mar, Calif.) - 34.61 (4)
Women's 50m Freestyle (S6) - Miranda Uhl (Alachua, Fla.) - 39.41 (7)
Women's 50m Freestyle (S13) - Kelley Becherer (Sheboygan, Wis) - 27.85 (1)
Men's 4x100m Medley Relay (34 point) - Justin Zook (Plymouth, Minn.), Jarrett Perry (Colorado Springs, Colo./Wichita, Kan.), Cody Bureau (Colorado Springs, Colo./Latrobe, Pa.), Lantz Lamback ( Colorado Springs, Colo./Augusta, Ga.) - 4:29.38 (7)
Men's 4x50m Medley Relay (20 point) - Lantz Lamback ( Colorado Springs, Colo./Augusta, Ga.), Dave Denniston (Longmont, Colo.), Roy Perkins (Del Mar, Calif.), Joe McCarthy (San Diego, Calif.) - 2:43.00 (4)
"I dropped nine seconds today so I'm really happy with that. Just to be here and swim that fast is amazing. I'm really happy with my performance tonight."
"I'm happy with my race. We have a really young team and we're going to be around for awhile to hold on to this."
"It was an amazing experience being here - being in this type of arena allowed me to see a whole new scale of competition. It makes me want to train harder and maybe come back in 2012. It was a great meet and an amazing experience to race in the Water Cube and watch my teammates have incredible races."
"That was the fastest heat we've ever had. I'm really happy to be a part of that. A lot of us are full-time athletes now and everyone in our class takes this event seriously. I'm a true competitor and I'm so proud of that, and to be an American representative on top of that is even better."
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The mic requires a specific type of power to run, and the Para DI doesn't supply it. So not using a battery with the Lyric wouldn't allow it to work at all.
The mic requires a specific type of power to run, and the Para DI doesn't supply it. So not using a battery with the Lyric wouldn't allow it to work at all.
Thanks for the info. Thinking of upgrading to the lyric but the I beam works so well I'm not sure I want to spend the $$$.
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I am so looking forward to installing one of these in my J-45.
Will Lyric work with a classical guitar...or is the mic EQ specific to acoustic guitar? Is there plan to release a Lyric specific for classical? With an immediate need to a classical PU.... would you suggest Anthem Classical over Lyric?
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If you need something right now, then the Anthem SL Classical would be a MUCH better option than the current Lyric for steel string. We are working on a classical version of the Lyric, but we do not have an projected release date yet. The Anthem SL Classical is the best thing for classical guitar that we have done to date.
Thx Caleb... I will order the Anthem SL Classical. Unfortunately... I need it yesterday.
I think LR Baggs hit it out of the park with the new Lyric under-bridge pickup. Installed in less than an hour, and sounds outstanding. Is it a Trance ? No, but I'd say the sound reproduction is just about as good, and the cost was $100 cheaper, and the self install was incredibly easy - and this was my first surgery ! I'll post a sound demo as soon as the video is done loading. I love not having a pickup in the soundhole anymore.
Here's my hack playing with the new lyric. Recorded on a Zoom thingy I have never mastered - hope it gives you an idea, it really is remarkable, the Lyric, not the playing!


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Olympic Games Match 2 Preview - Japan
The U.S. Olympic Team for Women's Field Hockey faces Japan Tuesday, August 12 at the Olympic Green Hockey Stadium, Pitch B. Game time is 6:00pm. The match will be televised live on USA and USA-HD at 6:00am Eastern.
The USA rallied in dramatic fashion to draw 2-2 with second-ranked Argentina on Sunday. After falling behind 2-0 early, the Americans persisted through a heavy downpour to claim a goal from striker Keli Smith (Selinsgrove, Pa. / Maryland) before halftime. With five minutes remaining in the game and victory in sight for Argentina, U.S. striker Angie Loy (Loysville, Pa. / Old Dominion) chipped a shot from Kelly Doton (Greenfield, Mass. / Wake Forest) past Argentina goalkeeper Paola Vukojicic for the second U.S. goal. The USA actually had an opportunity to win the game in the final seconds, but Argentina successfully defended the American penalty corner. U.S. goalkeeper Amy Tran (Grantville, Pa. / North Carolina), celebrating her 100th international appearance, made several brilliant saves.
The draw was a tremendous momentum and confidence boost for the eleventh-ranked USA, who aim to show they belong on the Olympic Games stage after sitting out since 1996.
Japan, ranked number six in the world, qualified for the Olympic Games as the 2006 Asian Games silver medalists, outscoring the field 35-2 in pool play before falling to eventual champions China in the gold medal match.
Japan took the lead in Pool B early on Sunday morning with a 2-1 victory over the seventh-ranked New Zealand team. Sakae Morimoto and Toshie Tsukui scored two goals in the opening 20 minutes. The Japan defense held off New Zealand in the second half, despite the Kiwis' edge in possession time.
Japan's team captain Akemi Kato is the oldest player in the women's field hockey competition at 37. Kaori Chiba and Tomomi Komori are the lead strikers.
Following Sunday's game, team manager Masashi Onda spoke about Tuesday's game with the USA: "We will watch the USA's game against Argentina tonight and study the tactics of their play. We will work out our own strategy about how to beat them. It is very important for us to win the second game against the USA."
The USA has faced Japan seven times in official international competition, most recently twice in the 2006 World Cup in pool play and crossover play. The USA is 1-2-4 overall against Japan, with the victory coming in 2000 during the Olympic Qualifying Tournament in Milton Keyes, England.
In other Pool B play on Sunday, Germany defeated Great Britain 5-1.
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For more information about the U.S. Olympic Team for Field Hockey, visit fieldhockey.teamusa.org.
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e0y2e3 wrote:My favorite aspect of the people that hate on the Eagles: a back-up that doesn't even play or matter said the Dream Team thing and now everyone runs around crowing and acting as if the whole team adopted that mantra.
Jealousy is a bitch.
I fault the media/ESPN more than anything - they took one innocent comment and blew it out of control.
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