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by John MacArthur
Just like any other emergency warning system, your conscience needs to be properly programmed and calibrated in order to function correctly. An uninformed, untrained conscience will be unstable and unreliable, consistently misfiring and misleading, or even altogether useless.
But just as dangerous as an untrained conscience is the conscience that's tied to the wrong standard. The conscience is informed by tradition as well as by truth, so the standards it holds us to are not necessarily biblical ones (1 Corinthians 8:6-9). It can be needlessly condemning in areas where there is no biblical issue. In fact, it can try to hold us to the very thing the Lord is trying to release us from (Romans 14:14, 20-23).
The conscience, to operate fully and in accord with true holiness, must be informed by the Word of God. So even when guilt feelings don't have a biblical basis, they are important spiritual distress signals.
The conscience reacts to the convictions of the mind and therefore can be encouraged and sharpened in accordance with God's Word. A regular diet of Scripture will strengthen a weak conscience or restrain an overactive one. Conversely, error, human wisdom, and wrong moral influences filling the mind will corrupt or cripple the conscience.
In other words, the conscience functions like a skylight, not a lamp. It lets light into the soul; it does not produce its own. Its effectiveness is determined by the amount of pure light we expose it to and by how clean we keep it. Cover it or put it in total darkness and it ceases to function. That's why the apostle Paul spoke of the importance of a clear conscience (1 Timothy 3:9) and warned against anything that would defile or muddy the conscience (1 Corinthians 8:7; Titus 1:15).
Put simply, a weak or overactive conscience needs to be taught—it needs to be educated beyond spiritual dullness and made useful through the sanctifying work of God's Spirit. It needs to be sharpened against the rock of Scripture.
That sharpening and education starts with fixing the focus of your conscience on the right object—divinely revealed truth. If the conscience looks only to your personal feelings, it can accuse you wrongfully. You are certainly not to order your life according to your feelings. A conscience fixed on feelings—which are inconsistent at best and deceptive at worst—cannot be trusted.
It's especially dangerous for people subject to depression and melancholy to allow their consciences to be informed by their feelings. Despondent feelings will provoke unnecessary doubts and fears in the soul when not kept in check by a well‑advised conscience. The conscience must be persuaded and guided by God's Word, not subject to the inconsistent whims of our feelings.
Furthermore, conscience errs when the mind focuses wholly on our faltering in sin and ignores the triumphs of God's grace in us. True Christians experience both realities. Conscience must be allowed to weigh the fruit of the Spirit in our lives as well as the remnants of our sinful flesh. It must see our faith as well as our failings. Otherwise the conscience will become overly accusing, prone to unwholesome doubts about our standing before God.
We must subject our conscience to the truth of God and the teaching of Scripture. As we do that, the conscience will be more clearly focused and better able to give us reliable feedback. A dull conscience is a hindrance—a spiritual millstone. A sharp, trustworthy conscience becomes a powerful aid to spiritual growth and stability.
(Adapted from The Vanishing Conscience.)
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Wonderful truth! The Word of God sets everything in order.God bless this ministry,my life has not been the same since I found it.
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Thank you Mr. MacArthur for writing this blog. It has been very helpful for me since I am one with an overactive conscience at times, and it is a good reminder on how Christians as a whole have to continuously inform their conscience and allow it to be taught by the word of God.
Praise & Glory be to God for you and this ministry, continue on the work for many more years. God Bless you!
Thank you, yes i am going to print this out and use it to help my friends in the Lord and the people in my church who some had been under misleading teaching as i once was, and i can discern the danger some of them might face because like you said about your feelings misguiding you if not aligned with the truth. My life testifies to The Lord setting my conscience to be cleansed, and aligning and feeding it with scripture. This will so encourage people in the right direction in learning to discern how their conscience functions properly or improperly. Many heartfelt thanks.
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It was raining -- and barely dawn -- on Columbus Day, when the first members of our staff arrived to finish preparations for the opening of our new U.S. Embassy building in Bandar Seri Begawan, capital of Brunei Darussalam. Over the weekend, workers and staff had decked out the new compound's front façade and grounds with tents, tables, curtains and ribbons. A backdrop of red, white, and blue welcomed our distinguished guests from the Brunei Government, diplomatic community, embassy staff and friends.
Guests of honor Brunei Minister of Foreign Affairs and Trade II Pehin Lim Jock Seng and Assistant Secretary of State for East Asia and Pacific Affairs Kurt M. Campbell joined U.S. Ambassador to Brunei Darussalam Daniel L. Shields, III and State Department Overseas Buildings Operations (OBO) Managing Director Rodney A. Evans to cut the ribbon on our new embassy on October 10, 2011. Fortunately, the rain had stopped by the time of the actual ribbon cutting. The ceremony occurred during the 161th anniversary year since the 1850 signing of a treaty of Peace, Friendship, Commerce, and Navigation between the United States and Brunei. Assistant Secretary of State for East Asian and Pacific Affairs Kurt Campbell, who included a stop in Brunei during his Asia trip, said that the building defines a solid foundation between our two countries.
As Ambassador Shields stated in his speech, "Our partnership has grown in breadth and depth, based on the shared beliefs of peace, free enterprise, and cooperation. This beautiful new embassy is an important symbol of our countries' ever deepening relationship. I look at this building and see the product of Americans and Bruneians working together to build something of lasting value. The same can be said of the decades of political cooperation. The Governments of the United States of America and Brunei Darussalam have worked together to address issues of mutual concern such as increasing trade between our countries, strengthening military engagement, cooperating in regional security, and fostering understanding through educational exchanges."
After cutting the ribbon, our distinguished visitors were then welcomed to a tour of our new embassy. The first "Standard Secure Mini Compound" built by OBO, it was a $28 million project that broke ground in 2009, creating jobs in both the United States and Brunei. It also proudly features an environment-friendly and energy-efficient design. Our new compound was featured in the March 2011 issue of State Magazine and the design and green technology will also, we're told, be used elsewhere. Our new location amidst the Brunei jungle is a great contrast from our former location above a restaurant on the fourth and fifth floors of a commercial building downtown. As more of our diplomatic neighbors move their embassies near ours, we have little to complain about our new home -- aside from the occasional roving monkey and nostalgia for Dim Sum!


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Oil companies want to turn this country back to what it was before environmentalism became an issue."and expect it to come out. It doesn't work that way. You have to smash the rock, you have to produce fractures in the rock, and we use a very aggressive technology to do that — hydraulic fracturing — and the water is brought under tremendous pressure and it's laced with toxic chemicals, and when the water is extracted from these wells it can't be put back into the environment without risk of poisoning water supplies. So there's a tremendous problem of storage, of toxic water supplies, and we really haven't solved that problem.
LISTEN: Michael Klare talks about how mining companies are exploiting one of the last protected areas of Gabon.
A major task of China's leadership is to scour the world for the resources they need to keep the Chinese economy growing."environmental protections and the labor and tax laws that were imposed over the past 50 years. So the oil companies and the gas companies really want to turn this country back to what it was before environmentalism became an issue, and make it more like the way the Third World was in the 1950s and 60s, with very lax environmental oversight and labor concerns, so that they can use the very aggressive, environmentally hazardous techniques to extract oil and gas from these tough formations.
The price of things will rise and that will create hardship in people's lives, and we're seeing that today."railroads merely to facilitate the shipment of the iron ore and the copper ore to the coast to be put on ships to be carried to China? That's the way it looks to me, more and more. Moreover, typically the Chinese say, "Well, we will build all of these facilities, new ports and railroads." But typically they insist that Chinese state-owned companies build the railroads, ports, and airports. They bring in Chinese workers who live in self-contained compounds. They don't offer jobs to local people, and so they're creating a lot of resentment to China, just as there was once towards western imperialist exporters.
LISTEN: Michael Klare on how new technologies increasingly rely on rare earth minerals.
The young know the bad news already and they're determined to do something about it."in 2050 or farther down the pike. Oil will run out. But between now and then, we will have other problems. The price of things will rise and that will create everyday hardship in people's lives and we're seeing that today. But we'll also see conflict arising in this race for what's left. We're already seeing signs of that in many places, for example, in the East China Sea and the South China Sea, as China and its neighbors are increasingly using military force to exert their claims over undersea reserves of oil and natural gas. So there will be many consequences to this final stage in humanity's struggle to gain control over vital resources.
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Entrepreneurial Endeavors: The Interviews - Page 3
Caleb Simpson, 34, of Austin, TX
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Simpson (right) with co-founder Chris Herbert.
Ultrarunner, climber and cyclist. Dad.
Co-founder, Bearded Brothers: Organic, vegan, mostly raw snackfood and energy-bar company.
1. Tell me a little bit about the history of Bearded Brothers. What gave you your passion for vegetarianism and raw foods?
The idea for Bearded Brothers came after I had been eating a high raw food diet for a couple of years. I had always enjoyed products like LaraBar but wanted something completely organic, so I made my own bars. After posting the recipes on my blog I had people suggest I sell them. The seed was planted, but it wouldn't be until I moved to Austin a couple of years later that we would actually launch the business. We saw that Austin was super supportive of local products and full of active people, vegetarians and like-minded people that would buy our product.
[Launching a] Kickstarter Campaign gave us some of the initial funds we needed to get started. It took us three months to raise $5000, something I believe we could do in way less time now that we have a fan base. We feel really blessed that so many people donated to our project before we were anything at all.
The bars I used to create were used to fuel my long runs (at the time was 10-13 miles) and rock climbing trips. Chris would make them to take with him while traveling for his full time job. He found it difficult to find good foods to eat on the road, and especially in airports.
2. What did your working life before Bearded Brothers look like?
I grew up in Denton, Texas. I went to college there at the University of North Texas, where I got my BBA in Marketing. I ended up working in Marketing/Graphic Design for eight years before realizing that wasn't really my cup of tea, even though I was fairly good at it. I was restless during those eight years; I mostly thought it was just the people I worked for but eventually realized I wasn't cut out to work for somebody else.
3. How did you get into trail running?
I started trail running just over a year ago. When I first moved to Austin I got hit by a car on my bike and tore meniscus in my knees. It wasn't bad enough to require surgery, but it was bad enough running on the road really bothered them. During my "recovery" phase, which lasted over six months, I read the book Born to Run. Prior to that, I had always shunned barefoot running. I thought it was a dumb idea. But after reading the book I realized it was actually probably the best thing I could do, and would allow me to continue running. Soon after finishing the book I bought a pair of Fivefingers and have been in minimalist shoes ever since, other than a pair of zero-drop Altra Lone Peaks that I ran in during my first 50 miler. I never really liked them, though; it was just too much shoe for me.
4. What are some races you've run? Races you want to run?
I have done several of the Tejas Trail races including Cactus Rose, which was my first 50 miler. Everybody told me I was crazy for picking that one for my first 50, but it worked out best for my training schedule since I had a child due a month before the race. I didn't want to be doing lots of training right after the birth of my daughter.
I would really like to do the Wasatch 100 one day. I recently ran part of the course when I was at Outdoor Retailer. I was in awe of the scenery. I was so taken back I ended up running faster than I had on any of my trail runs all summer, back in Texas. Granted, the temps were better, but I wasn't used to running at elevation, although I do take frequent trips to the mountains.
5. Where did you pick up the skills to launch your own business?
Chris had co-owned a Health Food Store, and I had been a freelance photographer for years on top of my full time job, I was also a business major, so had a lot of knowledge about business. But ultimately I don't believe you need to have loads of experience to start a business. It's really just a matter of having the drive and willingness to learn what's required. Neither one of us had experience in food manufacturing, but we have been learning as we go.
I meet with several local business owners during our planning phases of the business. They weren't mentors per say, but were very helpful to the start of our business. We had another friend that was the CEO of a popular social media app. that played a crucial role in our brand development. I'm also really inspired by people like Dan Miller (author of No More Dreaded Mondays) and Dave Ramsey (for his Entreleadership material).
6. What else do you like to do in your free time?
I'm an avid rock climber. It's actually what got me into running. As part of my training for climbing the North Face of Longs Peak I was running three miles three to four times a week. When I returned from that trip I kept running and eventually started running half marathons. Once I moved to Austin I switched to running trails, mostly. It fits my personality better. I also run more now than I climb, but that is mainly because it's much easier to get out for a run than to leave for a full day of climbing hours way from home. Living in Austin is nice because I have easy access to trails just five minutes from my house. I hope to start climbing more one day, but for now I'm finding a lot of solace in trail running!
7. Do you struggle to find time to run/train while also running a small business?
It's definitely a struggle. It's even harder now that I have a daughter. When I was training for my 50 miler I was only running three days a week. So, anybody who doesn't think they have time to train for an ultra is just making excuses, it doesn't take as much time as people think. Ideally I would like to be running 4-5 days a week, but my family and the business are more important than getting in the miles. As a small business owner you have to wear many hats and run many aspects of the business. I look forward to the day that I'm not as involved and can work some more miles in during my week. But for now I'm happy getting in two to three days a week of running, but I make the most of it when I do get to run.
8. What has been the most rewarding part of your work?
There are so many things I could say are rewarding. First of all it's pretty amazing we are still in business after two years, and we are only continuing to grow. It won't be too much longer and we will have a strong national presence. That is pretty impressive for a small company to achieve such rapid growth. Other rewarding things have been: meeting Barefoot Ted and Bryon Powell, attending Outdoor Retailer and running the Wasatch Mountains, and building the brand from the ground up, and seeing numerous people setup up to help support us.
9. What advice do you have for aspiring entrepreneurs?
Just start! It seems so many aspiring entrepreneurs are held back by fear. Make a plan to make your dream become a reality. It doesn't require you to quit your day job from day one, but it's nice if you can do that. Also, be prepared to make sacrifices. Expect to live a lean personal life for at least a few years. You are going to want to invest as much money back into the business as possible, and for a while you likely won't even generate enough revenue to pay yourself.
For runners it might mean you even have to sacrifice training time, but remember it's only temporary. You are going to have to hustle a lot in the start, but in the long run it will pay off. We are still in the hustle stage, but it's easy to hustle when you know your hard work is going to pay off.
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And made hot it's very calming.
I like to blend it with mint and then almost any other tea I'm in a mood for (darjeeling 22 or snowbud or gykuro) and a little bit of sweetner.
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Lemon Blueberry Cupcakes with Lemon Cream Cheese Frosting
- Cupcakes:
- 3 1/2 cups all-purpose flour
- 1 teaspoon baking soda
- 1/2 teaspoon salt
- 2 sticks butter
- 2 cups sugar
- 3 eggs
- 1 teaspoon vanilla extract
- Zest of 1 lemon
- 2 cups sour cream
- 1 1/2 cups fresh blueberries
- Frosting:
- 2 sticks butter
- 8 ounces cream cheese
- 1 teaspoon vanilla extract
- Juice and zest of 1 lemon
- 10 to 12 cups powdered sugar
For the cupcakes: Preheat the oven to 350 degrees. Line cupcake tins with 24 paper liners.
Mix the flour, soda and salt together in a bowl. Set aside. Add the butter and sugar to a mixing bowl and cream until light and fluffy. Add the eggs 1 at a time and mix thoroughly. Add the vanilla and lemon zest and mix to combine. Add the dry mixture in 3 parts alternating with the sour cream, ending with dry mixture. Stir in the blueberries. Fill the prepared tins two-thirds full and bake 16 to 20 minutes. Cool.
For the frosting: Cream the butter and cream cheese until smooth. Add the vanilla, lemon zest and juice and blend until combined. Add the powdered sugar gradually until combined.
Frost the cooled cupcakes with the cream cheese frosting.
This recipe was created by a contestant during a cooking competition. The Food Network Kitchens have not tested it for home use, therefore, we cannot make any representation as to the results.
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GOWANDA – William J. Stronner, 66, of Broadway Road, Gowanda, NY passed away Monday (March 5, 2013) at his home.
He was born March 8, 1946 in Gowanda, the son of the late Ralph H. and Vera M. (Bowers) Stronner.
On May 26, 1973, he married the former Catherine Dallas, who survives.
Mr. Stronner was a part-time chief of police with the Cattaraugus Police Department. He also was a patrolman for the Gowanda Police Department for over 20 years.
Mr. Stronner was an avid deer hunter.
Besides his wife, he is survived by a son, Ralph (Heather) Stronner of Cassadaga, NY; a sister, Sharon (William) Weber of South Dayton, NY; and several nieces and nephews.
Private family services will be held. Burial in East Hill Cemetery in Otto, NY. Memorials may be made to Homecare and Hospice or American Cancer Society. Arrangements are under the direction of Mentley Funeral Home Inc., 105 East Main Street in Gowanda, NY.


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Alcatrazz -- Yonkers, NY -- February 27th, 2009
Let me preface this by saying that Graham Bonnet is one of my favorite singers. From his days in Rainbow to his one-off with Michael Schenker to his double header with Impellitteri and beyond, I have always loved hearing this man belt out a tune. Last night he played The Haunt in Yonkers, NY with his revamped Alcatrazz. The band was tight, focused and proved themselves to be top-notch professional musicians. The fact that they didn't hit the stage until 1AM after a long day of travel from across the country and no sleep made their performance even more impressive. I love Graham to death but he struggled last night. Some songs he'd just nail (show opener Eyes Of The World was a highlight). On all of the songs, he gave it HIS all but he seemed tired and uncomfortable at times, and the high notes weren't always within his reach. A few factors come into play: the long trip, the fact that he's a recovering alcoholic (as he announced on stage last night) and the plain simple truth that he's been belting it out for nearly 40 years now.
The Set List (in no particular order):
Eyes Of The World (Rainbow)
Too Young To Die, Too Drunk To Live (Alcatrazz)
Bigfoot (Alcatrazz)
Jet To Jet (Alcatrazz)
Kree Nakoorie (Alcatrazz)
Hiroshima Mon Amour (Alcatrazz)
Stand In Line (Impellitteri)
Desert Song (The Michael Schenker Group)
Will You Be Home Tonight (Alcatrazz)
God Blessed Video (Alcatrazz)
Drum Solo
Island In The Sun (Alcatrazz)
All Night Long (Rainbow)
And the encore:
Since You Been Gone (Rainbow)
Lost In Hollywood (Rainbow)
A nice setlist indeed. I was ecstatic that he played Stand In Line, one of my all time favorite Graham-fronted tunes. Mr. Bonnet was great to watch and being right up against the stage and leaning on his amp all night has made me deaf and cloudy today, but it was worth it. Even with the vocal problems, Graham gave 110% as did the rest of the band and emotionally he was feeling nearly every song. I've been waiting for quite a while now for him to FINALLY play New York and he did, and I am grateful. After the performance, Graham came out to talk with the fans and sign autographs. A very humble, pleasant English gentleman he was indeed. I joked and spoke with him a bit and he just laughed and shook his head when I told him that I even have the Forcefield albums he did with Cozy Powell in the late '80s on my ipod. Graham Bonnet, still one of my favorite singers of all time!
My favorite band from the PA/NY/NJ area, Lazarus, opened this show.
"We praise an act of charity, yet shrug at an act of achievement."
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Religious fundamentalism has reshaped our view of world events. In this show, host Krista Tippett explores the appeal of fundamentalism in Islam, Christianity, and Judaism, as experienced from the inside. Three accomplished men, who were religious extremists at one time in their lives, provide revealing insight into the spiritual and cultural dimensions of fundamentalism. They also discuss religious impulses which counter the fundamentalist world view and helped them break free.
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Peavey Vypyr Pro 100
NAMM 2014: Peavey was showing off a ton of desirable new gear this year's NAMM Show, including new Vypyrs and much more besides.
The Pro 100 (above) is an upgraded version of the Vypyr. The wide array of functions now included allows you to create a tailor-made sound.
The main innovation of the Vypyr 100 is centred around a new feature which allows you to chain up to 4 amps at once, with each amp designed to accommodate stomp boxes, effects in racks and more.
The amp still calls on Peavey's Trans Tube technology to produce those all-important valve-style tones. The back of the unit shows off the huge number of outputs that make the Vypyr Pro 100 a flexible amp full of applications for gigging and recording alike.
For more information on this model, please vite Peavey official website.
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Peavey MiniMega
Here we take a look at the first of Peavey's three new bass amps, the MiniMega, an extremely compact unit packing a mighty 1000 watts.
The MiniMega incorporates Peavey's KOSMOS technology that enhances the low frequency response. Also to be found on board are a compressor and a 4-band EQ with semi-parametric mids to give you absolute tonal control.
The MiniMega also features a Gain control and a Punch switch to give things a bit of extra bite.
For a complete list of specs please visit Peavey official website.
Peavey MiniMax
Another compact unit, the MiniMax packs 400 watts in a relatively tiny package.
Best suited to rocking the hell out, pushed hard and in combination with the Trans Tube preamp, the MiniMax is actually a bit of a beast.
Find out more about the MiniMax on Peavey's official website.
Peavey HeadLiner
The Headliner amp has been built with the serious pro bassist in mind.
Available rack-mounted and with a graphic EQ placed at the centre of the unit, the Headliner is all about control, giving bassists plenty of scope to tinker with their tone and ensure they cut through the mix in live situations.
Check out Peavey's official website for more information on the Headliner.
Peavey ReValver 4
The ReValver software has undergone a series of upgrades, starting with a complete refurbishment of its audio engine.
The ReValver 4 is based on three different technologies: the GIG mode gives access to 8 different presets that can be switched around in live situations. The software also offers a new PedalBoard mode, which will have you setting up effects chain in a few clicks.
The ACT technology (Audio Cloning Technology) alters the input signal to help keep noisy instruments under control and produce a clean signal fit for recording at the output.
Finally comes the RIR2, which puts the finishing touches on the whole thing, allowing you to select the size of your cab as well as select and position a mic. Peavey has also recently opened a ReValver Amp Store where you can further expand your ReValver selection.
Peavey XR-AT
Finally comes the XR-AT mixer whichintegrates Peavey's Antares Auto-Tune technology.
Three channels are enhanced with Antares Auto-Tune technology, giving mix engineers the ability to correct pitch in a live situation, which is clearly going to be handy for some singers out there.
Find out more about the XR-AT on Peavey's official website.


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NEW YORK ( TheStreet) -- Major U.S. equity averages heated up Monday as investors cheered signs that Washington officials were making noteworthy progress in their efforts to try to avert the so-called fiscal cliff.
Republican House Speaker John Boehner seems to be in the process of yielding to some of President Barack Obama's main demands, including higher tax rates for wealthy Americans, as both sides work to avoid falling over the cliff's $600 billion in automatic tax hikes and spending cuts at the end of the year. Boehner has suggested an increase in taxes on Americans with incomes exceeding $1 million.
The Dow Jones Industrial Average rose 100 points, or 0.76%, to 13,235. The blue-chip index began the session up 7.8% this year.
Winners outnumbered losers 26 to three. The biggest percentage blue-chip gainers were Bank of America (BAC) , Home Depot (HD) , General Electric (GE) and JPMorgan Chase (JPM) .
Wal-Mart (WMT) shares finished up 0.65% as the retail giant lowered prices on Apple products for the holiday season.
Cisco (CSCO) shares also edged higher, up 1.3%, as the networking giant hired Barclays to find a buyer for router business Linksys, Bloomberg reported, citing people with knowledge of the situation. Linksys is likely to fetch less than the $500 million Cisco paid for it in 2003 because it is a mature consumer business with narrow margins, the people told Bloomberg.
Laggards in the Dow included Hewlett-Packard (HPQ) , Coca-Cola (KO) and Verizon (VZ) .
The S&P 500 tacked on 17 points, or 1.2%, to 1,430. The Nasdaq added 39 points, or 1.3%, to 3,011.
Most sectors in the broad market were in positive territory, led higher by financials, consumer cyclicals, utilities and capital goods.
Volumes reached 3.42 billion shares on the New York Stock Exchange and 1.90 billion shares on the Nasdaq. Advancers outpaced decliners 2-to-1 on the Big Board and 2.2-to-1 on the Nasdaq.
"We persist in projecting a successful avoidance of the fiscal cliff," said John Stoltzfus, chief market strategist at Oppenheimer and Co. That's because it's mostly in everyone's interest "to avert an unwelcome ride that could send a domestic and global economic recovery process into recession."
Michala Marcussen, global head of economics at Societe Generale, said it's apparent that a lot of work still needs to be done to resolve the U.S. budget.
While Boehner's tax proposal is a positive development, it's still a much higher level of income than the $250,000 proposed by the Obama camp and would leave a "gaping" hole in reaching Obama's $1.4 trillion revenue target, Marcussen said.
Therefore, "the divide between the two camps still remains significant," she said.
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Musicians Unite for North Country Food Pantries
SARANAC LAKE – The Third Annual Musicians Unite for North County Food Pantries Benefit Concert will be held at 10:45 a.m. Saturday, Feb. 23 at the Adirondack Carousel on the corner of Depot St. and Bloomingdale Avenue.
This will be an all-day, family-friendly, free concert. There will be more than a dozen acts on the bill, ranging from folk to blues to rock.
The event will benefit the food pantries of Saranac Lake, Vermontville, Brighton, and Duane. Those who attend are asked to bring donations of cash and/or non perishable foods. (Cash goes further, as each dollar donated has the buying power of up to $12 worth of food)
Members of the various food pantries will be on hand to collect donations. All musicians donate their performances. Some will have CDs for sale, and those attending can support them by purchasing them at the show.
Food and beverages will be for sale, with all profits going directly to the food pantries. There will also be door prizes, raffles and a guitar auction.
Members of Trio, an organization involving students from several local colleges, will be on hand to provide assistance.
Adirondack Piper Cameron Anderson will kick off the day's events at 10:45 a.m., followed by Jubal Consort, a recorder ensemble; songwriter Barbara Darring; the Rustic Riders and their original brand of imspirational folk and traditional music, Oh!Betty, a country blues duo from the Plattsburg area; The Lemon Drops, who play an eclectic blend of melodic music; Adirondack folksinger/songwriter Jamie Savage, who'll take a break from teaching at Wanakena Ranger School to perform a set; The Dust Bunnies, who bring their original folk and blues to the stage; Eric Klotzko and possibly other members of Y Not Blue; recording artist Heidi Little, who will do a solo acoustic set of her songs of light and love; The Barn Cats, who perform Americana/fiddle tunes; the Shamrock Jam Band, a diverse group who jam each Wednesday night at the Shamrock in Gabriels; Keith Gorgas and Friends, who perform original songs; songwriter Theresa Hartford, who will sing in her own bluesy style; Howie Campbell, who has been a performing Southern Rock, Blues, Gospel, and Jazz musician for more than 30 years; Celia Evans, who will joined by some of the musicians who performed on her recently released CD, "The Road;" Larry Stone and Stoneground Express, who will play rock -country-blues and roots flavored originals; veteran blues musician Frank Porter; and SplitRock, a Lake Placid based band.
Several area personalities will share in the master of ceremonies spot for the festivities.
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Before you know it, another TeaDay is here, welcome everyone!
This week's TeaPoll and discussion topic. Here we are already into the month of June, WOW ... where does the time go? Thought it might be interesting for some TEA check-ups. This week's check-up ... have your teas improved, stayed about the same, regressed over the first half of the year? Please share why or why not of course.
I am looking forward to sharing this TeaDay with everyone, stay thirsty my TeaFriends ... and bottoms up!


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Consumer Spending in U.S. Grows Less Than Forecast
Consumer spending in the U.S. grew less than forecast in the third quarter, underscoring why Federal Reserve policy makers are zeroing in on fighting unemployment to spur the world's largest economy.
Household purchases climbed at a 1.4 percent rate, the smallest gain in more than a year and down from a previously reported 2 percent advance, revised figures from the Commerce Department showed today in Washington. Gains in inventories and a smaller trade deficit more than offset the slowdown to propel gross domestic product to a 2.7 percent rate, exceeding the 2 percent pace previously reported.
"The economy is moving forward at a moderate pace," said Chris Rupkey, chief financial economist at Bank of Tokyo- Mitsubishi UFJ Ltd. in New York. "The pace of consumer spending was disappointing, but it seems less worrisome given that some other sectors of the economy are doing better, like housing."
Fed policy makers such as William Dudley say joblessness remains too high as central bankers consider whether they need to step up record stimulus heading into the so-called fiscal cliff of tax increases and spending cuts that may take effect next year if lawmakers fail to reach a compromise. At the same time, another report today reinforced signs of a rebound in housing that is helping underpin consumer confidence.
Economists projected consumer spending, which accounts for about 70 percent of the economy, expanded at a 1.9 percent pace last quarter, according to the median forecast in a Bloomberg survey. The revised reading was lower than any of the 18 estimates, which ranged from 1.7 percent to 2.7 percent. Purchases advanced at a 1.5 percent pace in the second quarter.
Bloomberg Survey
GDP, the volume of all goods and services produced, was forecast to have expanded at a 2.8 percent rate, according to the median estimate of 82 economists surveyed. The economy grew 1.3 percent in the second quarter.
The Standard & Poor's 500 Index rose amid investor optimism that lawmakers will reach an agreement on budget talks. The 500 Index climbed 0.4 percent to 1,415.95 at the close in New York.
Elsewhere today, German unemployment increased in November for an eighth straight month as Europe's debt crisis curbed business investment and economic growth. In Japan, retail sales fell in October by the most in 11 months as consumers purchased fewer cars and televisions.
Investor Confidence
Investors are gaining confidence the worst may be over as China's prospects improve and the U.S. looks likely to avoid the so-called fiscal cliff, according to results of the latest Bloomberg Global Poll issued today. Two-thirds of the 862 surveyed described the global economy as either stable or improving. That's up from just over half in the September survey and the most since May 2011.
Other reports today showed consumer confidence in the U.S. climbed to a seven-month high last week, and more Americans signed contracts in October to buy a previously owned house.
The index of pending home resales climbed 5.2 percent last month, exceeding the highest estimate in a Bloomberg survey of economists, figures from the National Association of Realtors showed today in Washington. The median forecast in the Bloomberg survey called for a 1 percent gain.
The Bloomberg Consumer Comfort Index rose to minus 33 in the period ended Nov. 25, the highest level since April, from minus 33.9 the previous week. It marked the highest level for a Thanksgiving week, when shoppers begin their year-end holiday gift buying, since before the recession began five years ago.
Chain Stores
An improving housing market may further lift spirits, benefiting stores such as Target Corp. (TGT) and Macy's Inc. after retailers posted November same-store sales that trailed analysts' estimates as superstorm Sandy cut traffic early in the month, overwhelming gains from the start of holiday shopping.
Sales at Macy's, the second-biggest U.S. department-store company, fell 0.7 percent, compared with the average projection for a 2.5 percent gain from analysts surveyed by researcher Retail Metrics Inc. Target, the second-largest U.S. discount chain, posted a 1 percent decline in same-store sales, missing the estimate for a 2.1 percent increase.
Sandy, the largest Atlantic storm ever to hit the U.S., may trim as much as 0.5 percentage point from fourth-quarter GDP, according to Jan Hatzius, chief economist at Goldman Sachs Group Inc. in New York. Nonetheless, reconstruction work may add as much as 0.75 point to growth in the first quarter of 2013, he estimates.
The job market, albeit improving, will reflect a setback from Sandy for some months. Payrolls rose by 90,000 workers in November after climbing by 171,000 the prior month, according to the Bloomberg survey median ahead of Labor Department data due Dec. 7. The unemployment rate probably held at 7.9 percent.
'Unacceptably High'
Dudley, president of the Federal Reserve Bank of New York, today said he is weighing "unacceptably high" joblessness as he considers whether the central bank should increase its asset purchases.
"Although the economy continues to expand, we must grow faster if we are to put all of our jobless workers and idle businesses back to work," Dudley, who is also vice chairman of the policy-setting Federal Open Market Committee, said in a speech at Pace University in New York.
A Labor Department report today showed fewer Americans filed first-time claims for unemployment insurance payments last week as the labor market disruptions wrought by superstorm Sandy ebbed. Applications for jobless benefits decreased by 23,000 to 393,000 in the week ended Nov. 24.
Spending Revision
The slowdown in consumer spending last quarter reflected fewer purchases of auto fuel and services such as utilities, insurance and financial transactions, the Commerce Department report showed.
The revisions also showed why households may be cutting back. After-tax income adjusted for inflation rose at a 0.5 percent annual rate in the third quarter, compared with a previously estimated 0.8 percent pace. Wages and salaries rose by $30.4 billion, less than the initially reported $43.3 billion.
Wage gains in the prior period were cut as well, with the new data showing a $23.3 billion second-quarter gain that was about half the previous estimate of $55.2 billion.
Today's GDP report also offered a first look at corporate profits. Earnings before taxes climbed 3.5 percent in the third quarter from the previous three months, and rose 8.7 percent from the same period last year.
Trade and inventories were the bright spots in the report. The trade deficit shrank to $403 billion, less than the $413.7 billion previously estimated and down from $407.4 billion in the prior quarter.
Inventory Boost
Inventories provided a boost to GDP growth rather than being a drag as first estimated. Stockpiles contributed 0.77 percentage points to growth, compared with a prior estimate that showed they subtracted 0.12 percentage point. At the same time, larger inventories mean businesses may limit production in the fourth quarter unless demand accelerates.
Fed Chairman Ben S. Bernanke has said an agreement on reducing long-term federal budget deficits without abrupt tax increases and spending cuts would remove a barrier to growth.
"A plan for resolving the nation's longer-term budgetary issues without harming the recovery could help make the new year a very good one for the American economy," Bernanke said in a Nov. 20 speech.
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COLORADO SPRINGS, Colo. (July 17, 2012) – The U.S. Women's National Volleyball Team rallied past Dominican Republic 24-26, 24-26, 25-15, 25-22, 15-12 to win Pool A of the Pan American Cup on Monday at Juarez, Mexico.
The U.S. concluded Pool A with a 4-1 record and 18 points, the same as Cuba. However, Team USA won the tiebreaker of point quotient with a 1.227 mark compared to Cuba's 1.118. By winning Pool A, the Americans advance directly into the semifinals and qualify for the 2013 FIVB World Grand Prix. To view video live stream, visit norceca.net.
Nancy Metcalf (Hull, Iowa) led the U.S. with a match-high 28 points with 23 kills, four blocks and an ace. Kristin Richards (Orem, Utah) added 21 points via 18 kills and three blocks. Lauren Gibbemeyer (St. Paul, Minn.) contributed nine kills, five blocks and an ace for 15 points. Jennifer Tamas (Milpitas, Calif.) tacked on five kills and four blocks for nine points. Cassidy Lichtman (Poway, Calif.) collected six points all on kills, while Alisha Glass (Leland, Mich.) rounded out the scoring with a block.
Kayla Banwarth (Dubuque, Iowa) tallied 12 digs and 33 excellent receptions on 48 attempts.
"Dominican Republic is one of the strongest teams in the world and we are happy to get the victory," said Sykora, who is serving as the captain of the U.S. squad. "But we had to put this one in the past because the tournament is still going and we need to see the future."
Reed Sunahara (Cincinnati, Ohio), who is serving as the head coach for the U.S. Women's National Volleyball Team competing at the Pan American Cup, started Richards and Lichtman at outside hitter, Tamas and Gibbemeyer at middle blocker, Metcalf at opposite and Glass at setter. Kayla Banwarth (Dubuque, Iowa) is the designated libero for the tournament. Nicole Fawcett (Zanesfield, Ohio) was a sub in all but the third set, while Keao Burdine (Pico Rivera, Calif.) was a sub in the second and third sets. Stacy Sykora (Burleson, Texas) was a sub in the fifth set.
"The result could have gone either way," Sunahara stated. "It was a very intense match and I am proud of my team for not giving up and coming back from 0-2."
The U.S. out-blocked Bulgaria 17-14 and took advantage of 33 Dominican Republic errors while holding its miscues to 17 for the match. Dominican Republic held a slim 4-2 lead in aces and 66-61 edge in kills.
Dominican Republic was led by Bethania De La Cruz's 22 points and Gina Altagracia Mambru added 21 points.
The Pan American Cup serves as a qualification tournament into the 2013 FIVB World Grand Prix, which the U.S. has won each of the past three years. The top four teams from NORCECA, plus the top team from South America other than Brazil, will qualify for the 2013 FIVB World Grand Prix.
After an off-day on July 17, cross-over quarterfinal matches between second- and third-place teams in each pool will take place at COBACH on July 18 as well as classification matches for positions seven through 12. Pool winners earn a direct ticket to the semifinals, which take place on July 19 at COBACH. The tournament concludes with medal round and final classification matches on July 20 at COBACH.
Women's Pan American Cup Year-by-Year
Year: Gold – Silver – Bronze
2002: Cuba – Dominican Republic – USA
2003: USA – Dominican Republic – Cuba
2004: Cuba – USA – Dominican Republic
2005: Cuba – Dominican Republic – Brazil
2006: Brazil – Cuba – Dominican Republic
2007: Cuba – Brazil – Dominican Republic
2008: Dominican Republic – Brazil – Argentina
2009: Brazil – Dominican Republic – Puerto Rico
2010: Dominican Republic – Peru – USA
2011: Brazil – Dominican Republic - USA
2012 U.S. Women's National Volleyball Team Roster for Pan American
# - Name (Position, Height, Hometown, College)
1 - Alisha Glass (S, 6-0, Leland, Mich., Penn State)
5 – Stacy Sykora (L, 5-10, Burleson, Texas, Texas A&M)
6 – Kayla Banwarth (L, 5-10, Dubuque, Iowa, Nebraska)
9 - Jennifer Tamas (MB, 6-4, Milpitas, Calif., Pacific)
11 – Lauren Paolini (MB, 6-4, Ann Arbor, Mich., Texas)
12 - Nancy Metcalf (Opp, 6-1, Hull, Iowa, Nebraska)
14 - Nicole Fawcett (Opp, 6-4, Zanesfield, Ohio, Penn State)
15 – Cassidy Lichtman (OH, 6-1, Poway, Calif., Stanford)
17 – Carli Lloyd (S, 5-11, Bonsall, Calif., California-Berkeley)
19 – Keao Burdine (OH, 6-1, Pico Rivera, Calif., Southern California)
24 – Kristin Richards (OH, 6-1, Orem, Utah, Stanford)
25 – Lauren Gibbemeyer (MB, 6-2, St. Paul, Minn., Minnesota)
Head Coach: Reed Sunahara (Cincinnati,
Assistant Coach: Tom Pestolesi (Huntington Beach, Calif.)
Assistant Coach: Dan Fisher (San Juan Capistrano, Calif.)
Team Manager: Mike Hebert (San Diego, Calif.)
Technical Coordinator: Nate Ngo (Lincoln, Neb.)
Medical Support: Maria "Larnie" Boquiren (Culver City, Calif.)


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The circus worked for a couple of years until Bart Scott's "Can't Wait!" proclamation and then it all went downhill from there capped with the butt fumble last year. Lol!
With being as overweight and unhealthy he looks, if he is alive in 20 years he certainly won't be coaching.
I hope he does too.......for the sheer comedic value.
I stopped fighting my inner demons. We're on the same side now.
Rex ryan is fired at the end of the year,you heard it first guys.
'"Respect All,Fear none'''
It I simply unrealistic to think that God would give us 2 full decades of laugh out loud entertainment. But hey, ya never know.
No one remembers who came in second.
Why they invested so much in Sanchez, I'll never know. That pick really doomed the franchise.


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Photo by Ultra168 - The top three women at the finish.
Transvulcania 50 Mile - La Palma, Canary Islands
American Dakota Jones, 21, won a thrilling duel in course-record time at the Transvulcania 50 Mile on La Palma, Canary Islands Saturday. Jones, who ran near the front for most of the race, came back from third place late in the day to edge Andy Symonds 6:59:07 to 7:00:34. He also finished over ten minutes ahead of reigning Western States and UTMB champion, Kilian Jornet, who led for much of the race but collapsed after finishing third, in 7:09:53.


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Today, I was proud to participate in an historic moment in the global HIV response. Standing with former President Bill Clinton, UN Secretary General Ban Ki-Moon and many others, we joined forces toward an ambitious, yet achievable, goal -- ending pediatric AIDS and keeping mothers alive around the globe.
In the United States and Europe, pediatric AIDS is now an artifact of history. Yet, in many countries, nearly one baby is born with HIV every minute, despite us having the know-how to prevent it.
Ensuring that all babies are born HIV-free must be a global priority, and not left to a lottery of geography. Children everywhere deserve a healthy start in life. And they deserve a mother, not just to help bring them into the world, but to help raise them and care for them.
As we have learned from 30 years of struggle, extraordinary things happen when we work together. By uniting around our common humanity and our shared responsibility, we can change, not just the course of the epidemic, but the course of history for families and communities around the world.
Not long ago, many said that HIV treatment for people in Africa was not possible. Many thought that actions to prevent mother-to-child transmission of HIV would not work in resource-poor settings. Well, we have shown the world that where there's a will, there's a way.
At the UN event, UNAIDS Executive Director Michel Sidibe and I unveiled a Global Task Team report to put us on the path towards ending pediatric AIDS. This report is the result of a 60-day effort -- it is the first step, and a significant one, in charting a course towards our ultimate goal of children being born HIV-free by 2015.
In reviewing the plan, it is important to focus on its key elements:
First, the plan focuses on national ownership. There are 22 countries which carry 90 percent of the global MTCT burden. All of them were an integral part of this team -- and this plan reflects their views. Countries must lead the response, with the rest of the world right beside them, supporting their national plans through financial and technical assistance.
Second, the plan calls for unified action. The Plan calls for leadership at all levels -- including by communities, governments, civil society, people living with HIV, faith- and community-based organizations, bilateral and multilateral development partners, the private sector, and others. Everyone has a role to play. Without contributions from all, and greater coordination by all, our goals will remain elusive. If we work together, and build bridges between those working on AIDS, maternal and child health, and women and girls, we can maximize the synergies and enhance our collective impact.
And finally, the plan includes ambitious but achievable targets to chart our progress. By stressing the dual principles of shared responsibility and specific accountability, the Plan will help us hold ourselves and each other accountable.
I am proud to note PEPFAR has long been a leader in this effort. In 2010 alone, PEPFAR directly supported PMTCT efforts for more than 600,000 pregnant women living with HIV, allowing more than 114,000 infants to be born HIV-free. These are the highest PMTCT results of any year in PEPFAR's seven-year history.
And I was pleased to announce that PEPFAR will dedicate an additional $75 million to PMTCT efforts. This funding will be on top of the approximately $300 million that PEPFAR already provides annually for PMTCT.
Because this Global Plan is a global call to action, I was particularly gratified by the immediate support of the Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation, Chevron and Johnson & Johnson. I was also pleased to premiere a new trailer from Warner Bros. that we hope will inspire all Americans to support our efforts to save more lives. You can watch the trailer in the video player above.
Through the Global Health Initiative and PEPFAR, the Obama Administration has put maternal and child health at the forefront of its global health agenda. We believe that healthy families build healthy communities and more secure nations.
None of us can do this alone. But together, we can help ensure that our children are born HIV-free.
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Losing Benefits? Let Congressman Reed Know
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Do you know someone who is or has been unemployed? I do. You probably do too, since there are more than 7,700 unemployed adults in our county. Our county's unemployment rate, at 7.3 percent, is higher than the national average.
The government should provide some relief for these unemployed adults and the children in their care. Yet our Congressman, Tom Reed, has a record of voting against support for unemployed and underemployed people. This past September, for example, he approved cuts in the SNAP program (Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program, or food stamps), which affected both unemployed and underemployed families in our area. He also voted against raising the minimum wage.
Long-term unemployment benefits recently expired. Congress will soon be deciding whether to restore them. This past December Congressman Reed said he favored letting these benefits expire. How will he vote on their restoration?
Let Congressman Reed know what you think he should do. After all, he is our representative in Congress. He may be contacted:
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CRYSTAL FALLS – Iron County Sheriff Mark Valesano has released additional information about an unarmed robbery that occurred Sunday in Caspian.
A suspect, 22-year-old Michael Dean Beauchamp of Iron River, has already been charged with felony counts of unarmed robbery and resisting and obstructing a police officer.
Valesano said Wednesday that the incident occurred at 6:19 p.m. Sunday at the Citgo gas station in Caspian.
Deputies from the Iron County Sheriff's Department responded to a report that Beauchamp had forcefully stolen beer and cigarettes from the clerk.
According to Valesano, Beauchamp was tackled and detained by two customers who were in the store at the time. They held him on the ground until an Iron River Police Department officer arrived and placed him in handcuffs.
Valesano added that an altercation ensued when a deputy arrived to help secure the scene.
Beauchamp was then taken into custody and lodged in the Iron County Jail. He remains in jail on a $20,000 cash bond.
A preliminary examination in Iron County Trial Court has been scheduled for Feb. 11.
Since Beauchamp is listed as a habitual offender-fourth, he could face a maximum penalty of life in prison for the unarmed robbery charge. The standard maximum penalty for unarmed robbery is 15 years in prison.
Beauchamp was on parole from the Michigan Department of Corrections at the time of the robbery.
He spent two and a half years in prison, from February 2010 to August 2012, for charges of breaking and entering and unlawful driving away of an automobile.
In that case, Beauchamp was accused of breaking into the Resthaven Cemetery, where he stole a utility vehicle and damaged tombstones, and the Wooden Nickel bar, where he stole beer and cigarettes. The incidents occurred in Iron River Township in September 2009.
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Pueblo West harbors own horror show when it comes to the morbid yet fascinating tarantula hawk wasp
Halloween makes us think of scary movies and haunted houses, which give us an adrenaline rush of fear.
But, that rush is short lived, and we know it is make believe and special effects that create the fear.
Nature has its share of real life fear-inducing creatures and one lives right in our back yard (cue spooky music) and it is an insect.
The story of the Tarantula hawk wasp is fascinating and morbid on many levels.
It gets its name because it uses Tarantulas and other large spiders during its reproductive cycle.
They are large, sometimes very large wasps that are blue-black in color with bright orange or reddish wings.
As adults they eat nectar and pollen and may be seen in groups of a dozen or more on milk weeds and other flowering shrubs.
The males may be seen in tree tops and rock ledges where they can get a good view of the area and keep an eye out for females interested in mating, this is called "hill topping."
After mating has occurred the female wasp goes looking for a tarantula.
If she finds one in its burrow, the wasp will drum on the silk webbing at the burrows entrance.
The tarantula comes out to investigate if a meal is approaching and the wasp uses her 1/3 inch stinger to inject venom into the tarantula. Or, if the wasp encounters a tarantula walking around, she will grab hold of the spider's leg and flips it over on its back and stings it.
The venom acts within a few seconds, rendering the spider paralyzed but very much alive.
The wasp then drags the spider to a hole and lays a single egg on the spider and buries it.
In three to four days the egg hatches and the larva begins to suck out all the fluids from the paralyzed, but live spider.
Over the next 30 days the larva will eventually eat the flesh of the entire spider.
What an agonizing way for the spider to die.
If the egg is not viable and does not hatch, the spider will eventually recover and survive.
Female wasps lay an estimated dozen eggs in this fashion, so you can see the spider mortality during this time is very high.
THERE ARE 15 species of Tarantula hawk wasps in North America and Colorado has six of them.
They are abundant in our area, most likely related to the available food source and tarantulas.
The only known predator is the Roadrunner, which has a limited range in Colorado.
From a human aspect, the story remains just as horrific.
The Tarantula hawk wasp has the most painful sting of any insect in North America; beat out for the world title by an ant in Nicaragua.
How do we know this you may ask?
Because the "Schmidt Sting Pain Index" tells us so.
Dr. Justin Schmidt, an entomologist from Arizona, has allowed himself to be stung by 150 different insects in order to rank the pain from 1 to 4.
Schmidt ranks yellow jackets and hornets as a 2, having been stung by a yellow jacket, I am embarrassed to say my reaction was much bigger than a 2!
He ranks the Tarantula hawk wasp as a 4.
Schmidt uses very colorful language, in describing a bite and states the sting was "Blinding, fierce, shockingly electric, a running hair drier dropped in your bubble bath pain."
The good news is for the most part they are very docile and only sting when provoked, and only the females sting and the pain lasts three to five minutes.
The question is what is provoking to a wasp.
Sometimes nature is stranger than fiction.
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Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Company, the world's largest contract maker of semiconductors, plans to start testing 450mm wafer production equipment in 2010, according to market rumours. The decision is inline with the plan of the company to build a pilot 450mm production line by 2012.
DigiTimes web-site reports that TSMC maintains its plans regarding 450mm trial production in 2012 and is "cooperating closely" with equipment and material suppliers to push the advance to 450mm wafer production and believes that it will be able to test at least some of the actual 450mm production equipment already in 2010.
In mid-2008 Intel Corp., Samsung Electronics TSMC announced that they have reached agreement on the need for industry-wide collaboration to target a transition to 450mm-sized wafers starting in 2012. The companies will cooperate with the semiconductor industry to help ensure that all of the required components, infrastructure and capability are developed and tested for a pilot line by this target date. Still, TSMC stressed last year that there are no actual plans to build a 450mm fab.
"TSMC has no timetable or concrete plans to build a 450mm fab. […] The wafer fab facilities currently under construction at site on the intersection of Park Avenue 3 and Park Avenue 5 of the Hsinchu Science Park are phases 4 and 5 of TSMC Fab 12. These are 300mm wafer facilities and will serve as the company's research and development centers and initial production site for advanced technologies," the world's top contract makers of semiconductors said in a statement with Taiwan Stock Exchange.
The talks regarding transition to 450mm wafers have been online since 2004, if not earlier; however, there are numerous manufacturers of chips who claim that 450mm wafers are not needed in 2012. For example, Advanced Micro Devices and Globalfoundries claims that improving 300mm facilities can provide a lot of benefits without tremendous investments into the new format of wafer manufacturing.
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Skip to comments.Report: Waqf Continues to Destroy Jewish Antiquities
Posted on 12/25/2012 1:44:45 PM PST by Eleutheria5
The Muslim Waqf is continuing to destroy Jewish antiquities on the Temple Mount in a direct violation of a ruling by the Supreme Court, a new report released Monday finds.
The author of the report, archaeologist Tzachi Zweig-Devira, told Arutz Sheva that his report is based on a personal visit he made to the Temple Mount.
At the eastern part of the Temple Mount, said Zweig-Devira, there is a pile of dirt and antiquities, which he documented the Waqf moving without supervision of an official from the Israel Antiquities Authority (IAA). This, he said, is a direct violation of a Supreme Court ruling from 2004 which forbids moving the pile until it becomes clear what it contains. Anyone wishing to move the pile must give 30 days' advance notification, according to the Supreme Court's ruling.
Zweig-Devira noted that the seemingly worthless pile of dirt may have significant archaeological findings. Similar piles in the past have included, among other things, signatures of Cohanim (priests) mentioned in the Book of Jeremiah, remains of the Holy Temple plaza, and additional findings from various time periods.
He noted that he and other archaeologists locate dozens of ancient artifacts every day in the pile in question.
According to Zweig-Devira, the Waqf is also failing to protect beams from the period of the First Temple, leaving them exposed to the rains and not placing plastic on them to protect them from bad weather.*
He noted that Waqf officials moved the aforementioned pile of artifacts on Sunday when there were no visitors to the Temple Mount, and there was no monitoring by IAA officials.
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So? The world is too spineless to take the fight directly to the Muslims, so we get what we deserve.
Unfortunately, our socialist establishment would rather see us extinct.
Dayan made a mistake when he left them in control of the site.
It should have been made clear that the site was Israeli territory;
and Israeli laws control what goes on there.
And then, the archaeologists should have been called in.
muslims are cockroaches. You don't live with them, you kill them all.
The darling A-rabs had dumped precious antiquities into the city dump and broken them badly in the process. They also bulldozed part of the Temple Mount, destroying priceless artifacts, while building a stupid stairs. The rubble they created was painstakingly retrieved by Israeli archaeologists and taken to the Temple Mount Sifting Project for sifting.
All of our tour group stood in front of sieve-topped tables and each hosed down a bucket of rubble from the ruins of the Temple Mount. We were to sift through every single pebble and particle on the sieve table before us to find valuable archeological items. Three kids found ancient coins. I found a 1,000 year old shard of Byzantine pottery. Others found bone, ancient tile, glass, etc. That bone could have been from a Temple sacrifice. It filled me with awe that right there before me might have been the remains of one of the Torah's sacrificial bulls or lambs. I really could have stood there for hours, rinsing off bucket after bucket to see what I found. This was HISTORY right before me!
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There is absolutely no reason to allow this sham of a "religion" to continue to exist. None.
The Jews are not special. What does Islam not destroy? Most of the historical building and graves surrounding the Kaaba area you see in the Haj season have been bulldozed and disposed of by the fundy Saudis
Just wish it wasn't necessary to sift through rubble due to the A-rabs deliberately destroying and desecrating Jewish artifacts.
We could boot the Waqf out on his ear for breaking the agreement through which he was granted control in the first place, specifically no unilateral excavations and destruction. Of course, there would be riots, another Intifada maybe. But don't put off for tomorrow something you can put down today.
The Jews should have retaken the entire Temple Mount in the '67 war and destroyed the golden dome.
All this would have been history by now and the world would have forgotten the entire affair.
Maybe Dick Cheney could get his Earthquake machine working and make it look like a natural disaster
The day is coming when all things will be made right for Israel,
"The voice of them that flee and escape out of the land of Babylon, to declare in Zion the vengeance of the LORD our God, the vengeance of his temple." Jeremiah 50:28
The Religion of Peace is just demonstrating its kind, compassionate, and tolerant for others side they've shown to the world for 1,400 years.
Two years ago our tour of Israel included sifting through that Temple Mount debris. Why the Israelis continue to let the Muslims control it is beyond me.
Time for the Joosh to be doin' some house cleanin' on the upper deck. (I'll sift, but I'd rather help with the upstairs project.)
Isn't it fun to sift???
From your Reply #1 above . . . "and allowing them to be removed and chopped up for Arab Barbeques, according to article previously threaded..."
Earlier this week there were some reports in the media about Arabs burning First Temple Cedars of Lebanon.
These reports were based more on assumptions than facts. The facts are that the stack of wooden beams that was lying on the ground in the courtyard of the Golden Gate for the past few years was removed last Sunday to a new location. Meanwhile, nearby there was a fire burning in a large barrel (see video below). Some reports accused the Moslem Waqf of burning these beams in the barrel.
In reality, none of the beams were burned, but they were all removed to a new location where they are now covered to protect them from the rain. This is something that the IAA and the Jordanian officials were demanding from the Waqf in recent years.
Antiquities Damage on the Temple Mount in the Year 2010-2012
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"Following is a report we published on Sunday this week. Since then new earthworks activity began in the Eastern debris heaps in the Temple Mount, which was covered by Israeli media news reports. We will publish a detailed report about these activities soon in this blog."
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It was actually the most boring part of the tour, also the most infuriating when I thought about why we were doing it. The Muslims should be thrown off the Temple Mount.
I realize that there are some internal Jewish political problems with the Israelis taking over the Temple Mount. Orthodox observant Jews won't go on it for fear that they might inadvertently step on the space that used to house the Holy of Holies.
What was YOUR favorite part of your tour? I really did enjoy the sifting, although I was also angry at the deliberate desecration of the artifacts. Made me want to carpet-bomb that big square thing in Mecca, for example.
Favorite part? Hard to say. It was a spectacular trip in total. Ours was a Hannukah tour lead by our Rabbi. We all broght our own menorahs and lit them every night where ever we were staying along with everyone else that was staying there.
What does Islam not destroy?
You're right, this is a dog bites man story.
However, it's time to end all arab/muslim control of anything in Israel and the West Bank.
You could knock me over with a feather. The Waqf and pals actually listening to the IAA! I stand corrected. That is truly man-bites-dog, though.
Well, there are many things that I only know about now because of articles that folks have posted here, so thank you for posting!
It is my hobby to do a bit of searching on interesting topics that I see here. If I find additional relevant information I'll post it on the thread. So I saw "Temple Mount Sifting Project" in one of the photos in Reply #10, did a search, voilà.
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SAN ANTONIO — UTSA will travel to San Marcos for the third time this season this weekend when it competes at the Bobcats Classic. The two-day meet is scheduled to begin on Friday at the Texas State Track & Field Complex and it will be the teams' final tune-up for the Western Athletic Conference (WAC) Championships, which will be contested from May 8-11 in Arlington.
The event, which gets underway with the hammer and discus on the opening day (click here to view the entire meet schedule), will feature seven other teams in addition to the the Roadrunners and host Bobcats. Texas A&M's top-ranked women's squad and No. 2 men's club, Houston, Louisiana Tech, New Mexico State, Northwestern, SMU and UTEP comprise the remainder of the field.
The UTSA men posted a half dozen podium finishes last Saturday at a pair of meets (Longhorns Invitational & J. Fred Duckett Twilight). Roscoe Robinson continues to lead the WAC standings in the long jump and he ranks eighth on the national leaderboard (25-9 ¼/7.85m). The Roadrunners currently reside atop the league rankings in two other events (Kerry Thompson, high jump/1,600m relay), while Joshua Smith ranks second in the 400m hurdles with a time of 51.44 and that is good for 20th in the country.
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