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After three deaths, all that is left is a stream of videos on YouTube to provide a few scattered footprints that tell authorities what led George Sodini to take those first steps into L.A Fitness before his shooting spree.
George Sodini, 48, fatally shot three women on Tuesday upon entering a L.A Fitness before taking the gun upon himself. Nobody knows exactly what promoted the shootings, nor what happened in the private gym, but clues left by him and inferences by those "close" to him give some insight into this killer's mind.
Sodini had been attending weekly self-help meetings taught by Erin Micklow, 20, on how to date women. When questioned, Micklow, a model and actress, reported that Sodini was the perfect student and described him as "the most studious in the workshops." The workshops were designed to teach men how to "pick women's brains" and to "know what they were thinking" in order to get a girlfriend. Micklow described the other men as much more "loosened up" by the end of the workshops, but Sodini appeared to be just as anxious and nervous as he was when he started.
After the murder, videos made by Sodini surfaced on the Internet. Some were made as assignments of the workshops, like tours of his home, and others were of the workshop itself. Online diaries of Sodini's revealed that he was hopelessly lonely and desperate for companionship. He seemed completely void of any glimmer of hope that he would be able to attract a women and was quoted saying, "There is something BLATANTLY wrong with me that NO person will tell me what it is." The diaries also detailed his plan to attack women in the gym.
The shooting victims were taken to three local hospitals, where three of the women were pronounced dead. Allegheny County Police Superintendent Charles Moffatt says that police have no knowledge of whether Sodini had mental health issues or not, and are still puzzled by the sudden outbreak of violence stating, "I can't ever make sense of murders."

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John MacArthurI have examined and critiqued postmodernism elsewhere (see The Truth War, 2007). It should be sufficient for our purposes in this context to summarize the postmodern mind-set by describing it as dubiousness about practically everything. As we noted, the starting point for modernity was a rejection of biblical authority (setting aside belief in the supernatural as an untenable or merely irrelevant opinion). Instead, science and human reason were foolishly treated as reliable and authoritative. In the end, the disastrous failure of so many modern ideologies utterly debunked modern rationalism and delivered a deathblow to modern certitude. Postmodernism therefore subjects every idea and every authority to endless skepticism.
Modernity's most basic assumption was that the way to achieve unshakable certainty is through a rigorous application of the scientific method. (Whatever could be tested and proved in the laboratory—or logically deduced from scientific "facts"—was deemed true; everything else was written off as mere superstition.) Moderns were convinced that a basic foundation of settled scientific knowledge would easily provide a trustworthy authority by which all truth claims could be tested. That process in turn would eventually bring about a uniform consensus regarding all the fundamental realities of life and human existence.
When those expectations were finally extinguished by countless buckets of cold reality, modernism itself lay utterly discredited amid the smoldering ashes. Whereas the modern mind had sought uniformity, certainty, and order, postmodernism canonized the opposite values: diversity, doubt, and defiance. "Question everything" is the postmodern manifesto.
Combine those values with the ease of Internet communications, and what you get is what you see: the elimination of practically all distinctions between knowledge and ignorance, authority and incompetence, expertise and ineptitude.
Where did this notion of postmodernity come from, and how did it sneak up and take over the whole world (as it seems) so quickly?
The word postmodern is older than most people realize. It was commonly applied to artistic, literary, and architectural styles as early as the end of World War I. From the mid 1960s through the 1980s, the term was used with increasing frequency to describe a way of thinking about truth and interpreting language. Jaques Derrida (who coined the term deconstruction to describe postmodern hermeneutics) was writing his postmodern perspectives on the implications of language and philosophy in the 1960s. Michel Foucault and Jean-François Lyotard explored the political ramifications of oppressive language and meta-narratives in the 1970s. In the 1980s, spurred on by writers like Richard Rorty and Jean Beaudrillard, postmodernism's trademark contempt for rationalistic certitude dominated much of the academic world. By 1990 Postmodernism had already become a familiar buzzword in most college literature and philosophy classes. Students resonated with this way of thinking about truth; their thoroughly modern parents were baffled by it.
By the late 1990s, young evangelicals began to discover postmodernism. Already more than a decade late to the party, they were determined not to be left behind. Coming from the age group then known as Generation X, these postmodernized youth were mostly products of a ministry style that had kept young people sequestered in the "youth ministry," away from adults. They and their peers had learned to "do church" in settings where the focus was mostly on games and activities. Their music was a whole generation newer than the supposedly-contemporary stylings their parents favored. They sported fashions that were even more cutting edge than the slickest seeker-sensitive church would ever think to feature. And the attitudes of youth and youth leader alike were shaped to fit the postmodern style: deeply cynical.
The main problem for those young people was that their parents' churches were indeed pathologically shallow and worldly. The students had grown up being entertained far more than they were spiritually fed. When they began to move out of the youth group into the adult world, they were turned off by churches that simply could not keep up with changing styles. In reality, even the trendiest seeker-sensitive churches were still wedded to the tastes and convictions of a modern, not a postmodern, generation.
That is what inevitably happens when churches abandon biblical ministry in favor of worldly trends. "He who marries the spirit of the age soon finds himself a widower." I don't know who first coined that saying, but it perfectly describes what has happened again and again to churches and denominations that chase fads. By the early 1900s, most mainstream evangelicals had completely bought into the idea that stylishness is paramount. But they were finding it extremely hard to keep up with the times. Even the most culturally-obsessed churches were still trying to come to grips with the fads and worldly values of the '80s (or earlier). That became a major source of embarrassment and frustration to young evangelicals who had been taught that cultural relevance was everything. They understood better than their parents did how the world was changing, and they could see very clearly that the church was not keeping in step.
Since their parents' own example had taught them to embrace worldly trends and leverage pop-culture for church growth, they followed the same pragmatic pattern, with even more zeal than their parents had shown. Their concept of "relevance" was just as superficial and culture-bound as their parents' had been. But the culture they were determined to blend with their religion was worse by magnitudes, because it was hostile to the very ideas of truth and assurance. Of course, the experts and strategists who had originally championed market-driven strategies nevertheless continued to feed and encourage the pragmatism.
All those developments were already discernible in the early 1990s, and that is precisely what prompted me to write this book in the first place. Evangelicalism's growing superficiality, a spiraling loss of confidence in the power of Scripture, the relentless pursuit of worldly fads, and a steady drift away from historic evangelical convictions were already widespread and serious problems. Those trends were all driven by evangelicals' obsession with pleasing the world. It was obvious (to anyone with eyes to see) that the market-driven approach to evangelism and church growth was headed for disaster.
The discovery of postmodernism by Gen-Xers in seeker-sensitive youth groups culminated in precisely the kind of disaster this book foretold. It was a recipe for the perfect apostasy: thousands of young people had been indoctrinated with pragmatism as a way of life; raised with the idea that worship must be tailored to please "Unchurched Harry" in order to be "relevant"; and taught to regard truth as unattainable. Now they were embracing all those errors at once and attempting to blend them all into A New Kind of Christianity.
The earliest conscientiously postmodern evangelicals soon found one another and formed a network. Zondervan signed some of the network's most provocative voices as authors and started an imprint specifically for their books. The result was the Emerging Church movement. Prominent figures in the movement soon discarded the terms church and movement and began referring to themselves as participants in "the Emerging Conversation." It was a typically postmodern, Internet-era "conversation"—sound bites without substance, passions devoid of principle, and zeal without knowledge. It was a movement full of sound and fury, signifying nothing.
Emerging mainly from the shallow end of the evangelical movement, the new post-evangelical subculture simply lacked any solid doctrinal moorings. It's hard to think of a tenet of historic Christianity that has not been questioned or openly attacked by people who are currently leading the Conversation. That goes for truths as basic as the doctrine of the Trinity, as important as the authority of Scripture, and as precious as the doctrine of substitutionary atonement.
Predictably, the Emerging movement fragmented within its first decade. The most prolific authors and leading figures in the network seemed to take their ideas and arguments straight from the original modernist playbook—despite all their talk about being postmodern. A handful of early participants who were theological conservatives recognized the dangers of such neo-liberal theology and eventually repudiated the movement completely. Several of the moderates in the original Emerging network still seem to be trying to work out where to go from here.
All those developments have followed the very same pattern of doctrinal and spiritual erosion Charles Spurgeon described more than a hundred years ago and labeled "the Down Grade." It is the same broad path to destruction I warned about in Ashamed of the Gospel. The church still desperately needs to hear and heed the same plea. (Perhaps today more than ever.) That fact alone explodes the typical evangelical notion about what makes a message "relevant."
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I love to play golf and if you play golf you know that every time you go out the conditions are different than before. It may be raining, cold, hot, windy, sunny etc. Or the terrain can be different: it may be a flat course or hilly or lots of water (lakes, rivers, ponds) etc.
They guys that I play with, we have have a saying when we play due to all of these varying conditions that we may encounter and that is "can your game travel?" meaning can you play the course anywhere on any day as you find it. It is the same about the relevancy of the gospel message. The message is by desingn "ready to travel". It is in itself relevant to any culture in any condition on any day.
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There appears to be little difference between the sinner and the saint. A close friend of mine often says, "I'm a fruit inspector!" If you are born-again, there WILL be evidence.
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Great Article. This is such a huge problem in churches today. We are told to "bend" ourselves with the shift of culture to make our witness for Christ more culturally relevant. I have been in churches where the whole atmosphere is lovey dovey and the word "SIN" is either not mentioned at all or it was mentioned in a phrase with little to no emphasis. If you want to hear about certain things that are lacking in sermons I was told they have extra bible classes for that and that teaching that, it might offend some people. This is absolutley eveywhere. It is extremely difficult to find a church to go to that stands and preaches in stark contrast with the culture surrounding it. Inadequate preaching yields disaster. We are all called to "count the cost".
Great article indeed. What makes it so troublesome to me is that between Word of Faith and the Purpose Driven Fads of postmodernism are the faces of Christendom today. They have taken over the means of communication and have convinced people that all we need is a social Gospel, and this social-liberal view of God has made the church a place to solve social issues. I know of this church that its mission and vision is to create social programs that change the culture in where people live. What is that, when did God change our mission, commission, and purpose. In this church there is no mention of Jesus at all. One may wonder who the head of that church is. Certainly, Jesus is not.
Ran into this friend of mine I had not seen in a long time. It happened that she had been working in Iraq as a contractor. She explained that she had the opportunity to talk to people about God. She said to me that those individuals from other countries said to her that the problem they had with us, Americans is that we believe Jesus is God. To my surprise she claimed that she corrected them by saying the opposite, that instead of us Americans saying Jesus is God, we say that "He is the son of God." She continued that what "we, as Americans believe that Jesus was not God, that He had the essence of God." I could not take it anymore and told her that she was incorrect that Jesus was God incarnate, the third person of a triune God, That He was the very son of God whom came to us for the redemption of everything that was created by him and for him… and I went on. Then, she defended her position and claimed her denomination and what the denomination claimed to be the truth. Sadly, she does not talk to me the way she used to.
Great article indeed, thanks John. May the Lord continues blessing your ministry.
As with many of the deeper topics John attempts to bring to everyone's attention, I'll have to read this at least a couple more times before I can fully grasp everything he's saying. Upon first reading though, I am reminded of my visits to a local "Christian" book store. I have found myself standing amid the varied voices surrounding me and wondering if anything in the place has truthful merit.
I am increasingly thankful to God for opening me up to the Truth as defined by the Bible and taught by the Spirit to all who believe. But, to those with only a zeal for knowledge or an acted on religious conviction; the bookstore is a smorgasbord of ideas more resembling quicksand than a rock to build on. The efforts of the "emergents" to come to some consensus of thought; although seemingly hampered by their "nobody really knows" mindset, none the less, still attempt to at least muddy the waters of true biblical truth. I'm increasingly convinced that the owners really don't have a true biblical conviction, but instead are just bent on profits, when books by McLaren are stacked beside those of MacArthur, and so many of them have titles such as- God Wants You Rich , Your Best Life Now, or "Purpose Driven ____________"(you fill in the blank).
With all these varied voices, we cannot under-emphasize our understanding of the doctrines of God and Christ, or human depravity, and sovereign election. Theological truths of what it means to be a sinner and what it means to be truly Christian. We can't water down the cost of really being saved; what it cost God or what it will cost the sinner. Thanks again John for standing up for the Truth.
I think one of the most telling parts of Pastor John's post was the observation that many of those initially involved in the "Emergent Conversation" have backed away. The theological liberalism was too much for some. That is very telling to me about the direction of EC. Their inability to nail anything down as Truth (found in the Bible) tells me that they are not much different than the cults who make their own interpretation. Just an observation.
I think the main point John MacArthur makes is that the devil is constantly trying to knock the church off track.He uses all kinds of philosophies and schemes to try to get us to forget our true calling.We must constantly confirm "the faith which was once for all handed down to the saints".Jude 3.We must be vigilant to to be aware of the devils schemes to confuse us Ephesians 6:11.I'm just thankful for men like John MacArthur that constantly remind us to stay on the narrow path and continue in the scriptures.
It would seem, that despite the hard times the "truth" seems to have fallen on these days, it is still the basis from which God operates.
"They perish, because they refused to love the truth and so be saved." (2. Thess.2:10)
Since this is so, and since the Spirit of Truth still bears witness (only) to the truth, saints and sinners need continue to be confronted with the truth through the preaching and dissemination of this word.
The word has weathered all previous storms, and will stand in the end. (Matt.24:35)
Unfortunately, the opposition to it is likely to intensify and the suffering of those who remain faithful to the word is bound to increase.
Nevertheless, we are not fighting for a crown in this life, but in the life to come.
Thanks John, for your faithfulness to the word through these many years.
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Cloud Computing: How to Keep Business Working Within IT Rules
The allure of savings and agility with the cloud and SaaS can be dashed with rogue use and adoption. Automated IT governance over deployments is on the low-end of adoption, around 13 percent, while more than three times that percentage of enterprises expect to turn to the cloud for any new applications, according to a new survey from AIIM. And governance is far from the top topic of conversation with enterprise cloud deployments, especially from the business side.
Here are six recommendations to keep cloud deployments from disrupting your governance plans, according to information professionals advocacy and support group, AIIM.
Create and update a directory of SaaS, cloud and Web-based applications in use. With that, note end-user experience for any tweaks or application shifts that may suit the overall enterprise.
Cloud-based file sharing may not be the most optimal method of collaboration when it comes to governance and firewalls, but it isnt without value for business users. AIIM recommends establishing a policy that allows only enterprise-grade sharing applications, in particular avoiding free subscription services. Paid-for services typically carry better security, though ultimately, an enterprise-drive file sharing deployment is still preferred.
Bring IT and business leaders together at the table to consider general items for a cloud application strategy. Considerations include: IT cost; depreciation models; consolidation of subsidiary sites; mobile activities and access; SLA risk analysis; higher bandwidth and uptime charges; cloud roles in different content; and records management expectations.
Create a phased move to the cloud on an application-by-application basis. During this process, monitor how deployments are handled and find ways it can be done better with upcoming applications.
The cloud may provide an opportunity for applications that reach a greater audience, even if it is outside of the firewall. Prioritize cloud-based applications for partners, customers and suppliers as it expands your business and collaboration reach.
Although they may not be at the front of all daily business operations and they bring along their own governance challenges, cloud applications for scanning and records archiving may carry some benefit in deployment. AIIM recommends to look at parallel options with existing physical box-store arrangements, and also consider the combination of outsource scanning and capture to cloud.


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"It is relatively easy to be thankful for the most important and obvious parts of life…but truly happy people find ways to give thanks for the little, insignificant trifles…the smell of fall in the air, the fragment of a song that reminds you of when you were a kid. "
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Cessna was late to the very light jet party. When the company first announced the Citation Mustang, in 2002, it refused to call it a light jet. Cessna CEO Jack Pelton to this day refuses to label the airplane a VLJ and instead describes it as a "downward defense of the product line."
With a maximum takeoff weight of 8,395 pounds, the Mustang isn't the smallest or biggest VLJ, nor-at an average flyaway price of $2.75 million-the least or most expensive. The claimed top speed is on the low end of average, at 340 knots (although in test flights, better numbers have been achieved), as is range, at 1,150 nautical miles, and payload, at 600 pounds (full fuel, with a single pilot). With the Mustang, Cessna has continued its tradition of aiming for the middle of a market segment-and hitting the target.
Call it what you will, the six-seat (two pilots, four passengers) Mustang was the first VLJ to be fully FAA certified, receiving its type certificate in September 2006 and certification to fly into known-icing conditions two months later.
That the Mustang achieved these milestones before its competitors should surprise no one-no other manufacturer has certified as many business jet models in as little time. The Mustang is a logical extension of the company's popular CJ series small jets and Cessna has made more than 1,000 of them. The CEO of one competing VLJ maker begrudgingly admitted to me recently that "Cessna is a certification machine."
Cessna's reputation for successfully certifying aircraft was a major contributing factor in David Goode's decision to order a Mustang. Goode, who owns a ski equipment firm in Utah, plans to fly the airplane 250 hours per year. "It makes me very comfortable to be in the air with a company that has built thousands of business jets," Goode said.
For the Mustang, Cessna stuck with its time-tested, mostly metal construction. No carbon fiber fuselages baked in ovens the size of Delaware. No exotic, fighter jock sidestick controls for the pilots-just good old-fashioned control yokes.
Like all the CJs, the Mustang is certified for single-pilot operation. The avionics are modern glass panel, but are a variation of the Garmin 1000 system the company has been flying in its piston-powered propeller airplanes for two years. While the system on the prop airplanes features two screens, however, the one on the Mustang has three: there are two primary flight displays (one for each pilot) and a common multifunction display that shows maps, weather, engine data and systems, traffic and terrain and checklists.
The avionics have the power to allow for precise GPS landing approaches and have a new feature called SafeTaxi that shows where other airplanes are on the ground at an airport. In theory, this helps guard against runway and taxiway collisions at night or in bad weather or if pilots or air traffic controllers make a mistake.
Aside from the Garmin panel, the Mustang's Pratt & Whitney Canada engines are the aircraft's most significant new technology. (Variants of the engine have been selected to power competing VLJs from Eclipse and Embraer.) The engines, which Pratt started developing in the late 1990s, incorporate a host of new proprietary technologies that enable them to be smaller yet deliver impressive thrust and good fuel economy. Cessna claims that on a typical 500-nautical-mile trip, the Mustang will burn a miserly 95 gallons per hour. Near the aircraft's maximum operating altitude of 41,000 feet, fuel burns as low as 60 gallons per hour have been observed. Cessna estimates that a Mustang under warranty will cost $2.06 per nautical mile to operate.
As important as these innovations are, Pratt also spent considerable time redesigning how the engine would be built. Modular construction and a new assembly facility in Longueuil, Quebec, helped Pratt slash the engine's production, test and shipping time from eight days to a mere eight hours. The new plant will be able to build 2,000 engines per year.
The engine's modular design also makes it easier and quicker to service. With most jet engines, hot-section inspections (typically done at midlife) involve removing the engine from the aircraft and three to five days of labor. This engine will be able to be hot sectioned during a single eight-hour maintenance shift and without removing it from the aircraft.
While the Mustang may look like a small Citation CJ, inspection ports and systems layout have been done with ease of maintenance in mind, with digital equipment used instead of mechanical parts whenever possible for greater reliability. Only the brakes and landing gear employ hydraulics; everything else uses electric motors. Flight controls can be accessed without ripping up the floorboards, which you have to do on most other airplanes. An integrated diagnostic system allows a technician to access a troubleshooting screen on the multifunction display in the cockpit.
Cessna has formed "Team Mustang"-modeled after the highly successful dedicated "Team X" the company created to support its Citation X-to tend to customer support.
Passenger ergonomics rank among the best in class. The cabin is nearly 10 feet long and more than four and a half feet wide with a trenched center aisle that yields 54 inches of headroom. The oval windows have pleated manual shades and harken back to Cessna's successful line of piston twin 300 and 400 series cabin-class airplanes. They provide ample natural light that is supplemented by LED (light-emitting diode) lighting. The seats, while small, make extensive use of sculpted foam to maximize lumbar support. Headrests are adjustable. The outer armrests on the rear-facing single seats fold up and out of the way while the two-seat rear bench incorporates a center console with fold-down center armrest, storage drawer and compartment, cup holders and a power outlet. The rear-facing seats have limited recline-about 25 degrees.
Tasteful automotive-style graphics substitute for actual veneer finishes. The subtly curved side ledges feature cup holders and fold-out tables (one on each side). The four main passenger seats are aft of the cabin door. Across from the door are small beverage and storage drawers and the cabinet that houses the chemical, non-flushing toilet. (Though it's certainly better than no toilet at all, you probably won't want to use it unless absolutely necessary.) With the lid closed, the toilet cabinet makes a good storage ledge for small briefcases.
Cessna gave a good deal of thought to the environmental systems in controls. On many smaller turbine aircraft, either the cockpit or the cabin is too hot or cold. The Mustang uses separate cockpit-mounted temperature controls and separate sensors in the cockpit and cabin to ameliorate this problem.
Baggage space is generous for a VLJ: 63 cubic feet between the nose, tail cone and interior baggage and storage areas for a theoretical total capacity of 718 pounds.
David Goode and the first class of new Mustang pilots began their training in February and training giant Flight Safety plans to have full-motion "level-D" Mustang simulators operating by April. Cessna plans to build 40 Mustangs this year and claims to have more than 250 on order, with half those sales coming from outside the U.S., largely in Europe, where distances between cities and countries mitigate the airplane's "short" legs. A Mustang ordered today would not be delivered until 2009 or 2010.
While the price of the airplane has crept up more than 20 percent since Cessna first announced it, the Mustang ranks among the strongest startup programs in the manufacturer's history. In a sector of the market that has been clouded by what seems to be overly optimistic predictions about customer demand and aircraft price and performance, Cessna appears to be comfortably monopolizing the middle ground.
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Seared Scallops with Morel Cream Sauce
- 12 large diver scallops, cleaned and patted dry
- 1 teaspoon salt
- 1/2 teaspoon ground white pepper
- 2 tablespoons olive oil
- 3 tablespoons butter, cubed, at room temperature
- 1/4 cup freshly squeezed lemon juice
- 5 teaspoons chopped fresh parsley leaves
- Morel Cream Sauce, recipe follows
- Morel Cream Sauce:
- 1/2 -ounce dried morels
- 1 tablespoon olive oil
- 2 tablespoons unsalted butter
- 2 tablespoons finely minced shallots
- 1/2 teaspoon minced garlic
- 1/4 teaspoon fresh thyme leaves
- 3/4 teaspoon salt
- 1/4 teaspoon ground white pepper
- 1/4 cup dry white wine
- 2 tablespoons balsamic vinegar
- 1 1/2 cups heavy cream
Season the scallops on both sides with the salt and white pepper. Set a 12-inch saute pan over medium-high heat and add the olive oil. Once the oil is hot, place the scallops in the pan and saute for 2 minutes on the first side. Add the butter, placing the cubes in different parts of the pan. Cook the scallops for 1 minute longer, then turn and cook on the second side for 1 minute. Add the lemon juice and 2 teaspoons of the parsley and cook for 1 minute longer.
Serve the scallops by dividing the sauce between 4warmed, shallow bowls and place 3 scallops in the center of each bowl. Garnish with the remaining parsley.
Yield: 4 servings
Prep Time: 20 minutes
Cook Time: 6 minutes
Difficulty: Easy
In a 1-cup heatproof glass or stainless steel bowl, place the morels and pour 3/4 cup of hot water over them, being sure that the mushrooms are submerged in the water. Allow to soak for 10 minutes. Remove from the water; rinse the morels under cool water, dice into 1/4-inch rings, set aside and reserve. Strain the remaining soaking water through cheesecloth and reserve separately.
In a 1-quart saucepan, add the olive oil and 1 tablespoon of the butter over medium-high heat. Once the butter is melted, add the reserved sliced morels, the shallots, garlic, thyme, salt and pepper and saute until fragrant, about 1 minute. Add the white wine and balsamic vinegar and reduce until nearly dry, about 3 minutes. Add the reserved mushroom broth and cook until reduced to 2 tablespoons, about 5 minutes. Add the heavy cream and cook until reduced by half, about 10 minutes. Swirl the remaining butter into the sauce and adjust the seasoning. Set aside on a low heat until ready to use. (Do not allow sauce to boil or it will separate.)
Courtesy Emeril Lagasse, Martha Stewart Living Omnimedia Inc., 2008
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I installed the virtue laser eyes(blue) for my empire axe the light comes on but I can't pull my trigger meaning it won't even shoot! I can't even hear the clicking sound it makes when you pull the trigger. It seems like the clicking thingy on the board is to short not tall like the stock eyes. Can someone help me?
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Got another two wheels of this cheese today. A friend was in Raleigh and picked it up for me.Amazing stuff.
I have this cheese at home. It seems I have a hard time walking away from things with truffles in it.
I never thought of using it on pizza since it is very rich. I'll have to try it in small doses on my next white pie.


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Yesterday, I was shocked to see how early in life many responders began to drink tea. I did not include the powdered iced tea mix w/ saccharin my mom used to make, and my first hot cup was not til I was around 20. Many TeaChatters had tea when they were less than 3. You can still vote and discuss yesterday's topic. The discussion was colorful, thanx in great part to sal's lovely and oft copied photo.
Yes, it is TeaDay again, welcome one and all. Please brew up some tea and share what is in your cup through out the day. Be sure to check out what other TeaChatters are brewing as well...speaking of which...this is an exciting time for many as they are receiving initiation into the world of Shincha, the subject of the day.
If you need to, remember, you can also reflect back on your TeaDay as well.
Today's TeaPoll and discussion topic comes back to an oft discussed subject as of late on TeaChat. Shincha, and other new harvest teas. I think more and more TeaChatters are experimenting with Japanese leaf. OOPS...going off on a rabbit trail. So, did you place an order for new harvest teas yet? Did you get them in? Share with us the status of your ordering and arrival of these once a year jewels.
In addition, if this is your first year ordering/receiving new harvest teas, tell us a little about your experience so far.
So, we have much to discuss today on TeaDay!!!!!
I am as always looking forward to hearing what is in your cup. Have a great TeaDay.


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PEAR is a framework and distribution system for reusable PHP components.
Sounds good? Perhaps you might want to know about installing PEAR on your system or installing pear packages.
You can find help using PEAR packages in the online manual and the FAQ.
If you have been told by other PEAR developers to sign up for a PEAR website account, you can use this interface.
The pear.php.net server has been fully restored after we had to witness a fatal hard drive crash on 2015-11-29.
Our server sponsor eUKhost quickly provided us with a new machine after we told them the old had failed, and the last two weeks were spent setting it up to provide the same functionality as before:
All those things are back again.
The number of active people in the PEAR group has shrunken to about 1.5, with Christian Weiske doing most of the work. I'm also writing this blog post now.
I contacted eUKhost the next morning, and they had a new server available in the evening. Unfortunately it was CentOS and not Debian (which I'm more proficient with), so I asked them if they could put Debian on it. They tried again, but neither Debian nor Ubuntu had the necessary hardware RAID drivers, so we had to go back to CentOS.
Tuesday evening I began to setup the server (note that I have a day job and kids, so I did the resetup in the evenings/at night).
The sources for pear.php.net are PEAR packages themselves, originally written for PHP4. The previous server had PHP 5.3, but now with PHP 5.6 I got serious errors and had to fix the website code at first. And not only the pearweb code itself, but also the dependencies..
Getting into the old code and all the little dependencies and hidden settings (hello, PEAR_BOX constant!) took a big while to get into.
After 8 days, the new server went online with 90% functionality.
Today after 12 days, everything is restored.
The PEAR package files and the REST XML file structure got synced every 4 hours to my personal server which also acts as PEAR mirror; de.pear.php.net.
Package and website source code is at github; some older packages are still hosted at svn.php.net.
What was not backed up is the website and blog database, and the patch files attached to bugs in the tracker. I had a manual database backup from 2015-03-xx, but nothing regular. Luckily I was able to transfer raw MySQL database files before the disk fully died, so nothing was lost.
Manual and API docs could be regenerated from package files and the peardoc sources, so there is no need to back up the rendered files.
What definitely was not backed up were all the little scripts that e.g. cronjobs called to render the manual, the CHM files and such. They are lost and had to be recreated.
The firstname.lastname@example.com people switched DNS to let pear.php.net point to my mirror server, which went active late in 2015-11-30. Unfortunately my server did not have a SSL certificate for pear.php.net, so people ran into SSL issues when automatically fetching the PEAR installer via HTTPS.
My mirror server did not contain the installer (go-pear.phar and pear-install-nozlib.phar), so downloading via HTTP did also fail until late 2015-11-30.
The PEAR installer itself does not really ready to use mirror servers:
So the currently only workable option is to map the original hostname to the mirror IP to be able to continue using the PEAR installer (which we did by updating the DNS entry).
I've seen people complaining that we did not communicate enough, but I think that setting up the new server has higher priority than tweeting. Nevertheless here is the communication timeline:
I'll setup regular database backups in addition to the package file backups.
The new server has RAID 1, so that the failure of a single disk will not bring down the whole machine.
I don't think that more people get involved in PEAR again; activity has been declining over the last 8 years as composer and github gained traction. Server maintenance thus will continue to be a one-man spare-time show.
If you read tweets and forums you'll get that impression that nobody uses PEAR anymore, and everyone is using composer now.
Fact is that there are a lot of old projects using PEAR, and also some new ones – we do have a couple of nice libraries that are documented, unit tested and PHP7 compatible. A lof of the packages are available on packagist.
We had 212.000 downloads in the first three days after the release of the PHP7-compatible PEAR 1.10. And no, this aren't distro package installs – Linux distributions have their own packages.
For me, PEAR packages definitely will stay revelevant.
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What's currently missing:
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I just made the leap to loose tea not too long ago. I never minded throwing away tea bags because they look disgusting, especially after drying out, and are innately disposable. But I look over in my trash can now, and all I can see is a myriad of leaves that have been steeped once or twice. It just seems like such a waste to me! Well, my trash has never smelled this good, but I'm sure there are more noble uses for spent leaves.
I've looked around the forum and have seen a few posts about eating the leaves after drinking the tea. I usually do eat a few anyway, but it would probably be half my diet if I ate all of the leaves that I throw away
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I've been thinking about this a lot lately....what significance big brand name teas (Stash, TROT, Tazo, Twinings, etc) have to tea fans. Do most big tea fans drink more of a mix of individually purchased loose teas from smaller dealers, or is there a variety of big brand name teas you enjoy?
There are certain Tazo teas I enjoy (Awake, loose Earl Grey), but I have never been a huge fan of The Republic of Tea, and really am not a fan of Stash. I despise Celestial Seasonings...I don't even think anything with their label should be considered tea. Twinings is okay, and their Ceylon tea, in a bright orange box, is absolutely my weakness because it is so fantastic with milk.
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A few members of the #TrailsRoc crew. Photo by Ron Heerkens, Jr.
Not everyone in your town might think a trail is a great idea, so advocating for the benefits of the trail is vital to the process. Getting the local community on board is the best way to move forward, as your local government is likely to support what they do. If you can form as an organization like the CTA did, your probability of success goes up.
"The chances of just one person being able to build a new trail and maintain it are almost impossible," says Unckless. "The Parks Department could maintain those segments that are on town-owned land but not on private land. We do have individuals in the community who have adopted sections of the trail informally, and their work significantly reduces our workload."
Unckless also suggests taking time to form officially for other reasons. The Crescent Trail Association is a 501(c)3 non profit, which helps with funding and grant writing and adds legitimacy to what they do. People are more likely to work with, donate to, get involved with and see you as a benefit to the community they live and work in if you are an official organization.
Stacey Estrich, Parks Director in Perinton, agrees on the importance of gaining municipal buy-in: "The town plays an active role in the construction of the trail itself by matching funds via monetary, labor and equipment use." Some trails may have been built privately, but Estrich points out the many benefits of town involvement with your new trail: "There are several state Trail and Recreation and Park capitol improvement grants the town submits for. We also apply for local block grants or fundraisers."


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Topic: toolbocks_date_select not working
I'm using the toolbock date select widget to set a date of birth. The widget itself displays nicely and without any error. Unfortunately the date is not set in the model.
Here's the view:
<% form_for (:proband, :url => proband_path(@proband), :html => { :method => :put }) do |f| %>
<%= toolbocks_date_select :proband, :date_of_birth, :help => false %>
<% end %>
The params object doesn't contain a date value.
When I replace toolbocks_date_select with Rails' default date_select then everything works just fine.
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Compared to other nut butters, this one is a lot smoother to swallow. I like the aftertaste too. Of course, this is an alternative to the almond butter that I also eat sometimes, but it especially replaces peanut butter which I don't really like eat anymore.
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During the festival someone decided to fuck up our zoetrope so this week I'm gonna go and get a new bike wheel tube to make the wheel work again. But we are also gonna repalce the old dusty pictures with new ones, so now we are looking for submissions!
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Playground Camp Begins Today
Do you have children who have completed kindergarten up to age 13? Are they looking for something to do? The Parks & Recreation Department Playground Program begins today at 12:30.
Laurelton Pardee School
Listwood Elementary School
Rogers Elementary School
In previous years, it has started in the morning and there was much confusion among returning parents. There were several of us waiting outside Rogers this morning only to find it empty. This year, it will start in the afternoon and tomorrow it returns to its regular schedule.
I'll be honest–last year my son enjoyed camp until there were a couple issues with the camp counselors inviting their teenage friends to join them in helping with camp. This wasn't supposed to happen and I know some of us didn't send our kids anymore since they're still little. Past years, I have been told, have been outstanding so I am giving it another chance since the boys have friends who'll be going.
Living across the street from the school also helps so I literally could stand and watch to make sure all is well.
My boys have other activities scheduled, from Greek Mythology Camp to T-ball (here in Irondequoit) to Paleontology Camp at the museum but this is going to be great for them until those camps begin later in the summer.
Last year, Nick took a field trip with the camp to go crayfishing at Webster Park. They also have themed-days, watch movies, take other field trips, play games, etc. Last year, Nick's favorite activity was a dodgeball tournament with the kids from the other camp locations.
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"Open to all Irondequoit youth. No pre-registration required. First day in attendance,
parent must complete an emergency card. Playground participation does not require
the child to be in attendance each day. Children are permitted to come and go during
the day. Playgrounds are closed during the lunch hour and children will be
sent home. ( Each playground provides a
wholesome and appropriate recreational experience for your child. Scheduled activities at each site include a variety of sports, games, crafts, occasional field trips, and
videos. Please refer to the weekly calendar produced at each site for available activities and details.
PLEASE NOTE: Field trips are optional, fee based and require parental
consent forms for participation. Some field trips may be limited and registration will
be on a first come basis. Note: This program is funded in part by the NYS Office of
Children and Family Services through the Rochester Monroe County Youth Bureau.
Dates: June 27-August 4 – weekdays only (no program July 4)
Opens June 27 at 12:30 pm, closes August 4 at 11:30 am.
Times: 9:00-11:30 am & 12:30-3:00 pm
Fee: Nominal fee for some activities. Cash only, no checks or credit cards."


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