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Yes, England should bring Pietersen back says former England Test batsman and Sky Sports commentator, Nick Knight
England's team success in recent years has been built on a platform of ability, honesty, unity and trust. This combination has created harmony.
The player who is arguably the most talented in this dressing room now stands uncomfortably alienated. The questions which have perplexed the game for almost a month are simple. Can the situation be resolved? Will Kevin Pietersen play for England again?
My answers are yes and yes. But there are riders. Pietersen, the protagonist in all this, has become distant from the team in a way rarely, if ever, seen before. To come back, he has to display characteristics which are not natural to him: humility, contrition and remorse. Given that, there is a chance that he will play for England again in all forms of the game, which is what I want to see.
Many may wonder if the retirement last week of Andrew Strauss will have any impact on the discussions. I doubt it. Alastair Cook, his successor, will now presumably be involved and his views and opinions will be greatly valued.
Whether the players themselves become more hardened towards Pietersen as a result of Strauss's retirement is uncertain, but they may feel that the whole affair hastened his decision.
Pietersen may have tested those at the head of the ECB – good, decent, tolerant people – once too often. I believe he can claim to have made many pertinent points about scheduling and workload. Unfortunately, in some ways he wants to create his own schedule.
But it is not what he wants that I have any particular disagreement with. It is the manner in which KP has chosen to put his case. Hard to be certain but it is my opinion that this is where the relationship has broken down: Pietersen's inability to appreciate his employers' dilemma.
But what now for this unrivalled talent? First he must meet his employers and team-mates face to face (alone) in a confrontation that would be initially uncomfortable and awkward, then maybe the two parties can find some common ground.
Pietersen's recent outbursts have lacked thought and clarity, contributing to his ostracism from the team that made him and gave him the opportunity.
This whole affair has divided opinion but everybody would agree that Kevin Pietersen has got to be worth watching again.
This restless character has spent too much time roaming from dressing room to dressing room in recent years. It is time to stop. It may take time, it will certainly require copious amounts of goodwill but let us hope this ridiculously talented player can find his home.
No, England should not bring Pietersen back says cricket Correspondent Stephen Brenkley
Whatever is said about Kevin Pietersen's motives in coming to England to play cricket, it was a brave journey. He was 20 years old, he knew nobody and he was backing a talent that had yet to be revealed.
It was the summer of 2001 and he had played little senior cricket. Indeed, his most significant effort had been an innings of 61no that he played for KwaZulu-Natal against England in December 1999 batting at No 9.
Legend has it that the idea of trying his luck abroad was formed during that match when he got chatting to a few of the opposition. All observers were impressed by what they saw. It took only 57 balls, included four fours and four sixes, and he had Phil Tufnell for breakfast: no weakness at that time against left-arm spin.
It is a neat coincidence that the KwaZulu-Natal side for that match also contained a 16-year-old batsman said to have a big future. Name of Hashim Amla. Pietersen was playing as an off-spinner. He bowled 55 overs and took four wickets, including Michael Atherton, Nasser Hussain and Michael Vaughan.
In England, the impression he made was more or less immediate. His third first-class match for Nottinghamshire was his first at Lord's and he made 165no. These are early examples of that unfathomable gift of being able to do it when somebody might be watching.
Seeing him play in those early years in England it was obvious he had what it took. We first met in autumn 2003 when he was about to go on tour with England A to India. It was not an auspicious interview, ending in a harsh exchange of views about his reasons for being in England.
Pietersen may have forgotten but he never seemed to bear a grudge. He has been unfailingly courteous over the years, always sure of his own place in the grand scheme, or at least often telling us how sure he was. Maybe they are different things.
He has had a remarkable capacity to fall out with the teams he has played for and Pietersen has constantly expressed the team ethic without ever quite adhering to it. In a bar in India once, he had just signed some endorsement deal or other and, chatting amiably about it, said: "Show me the money." He meant it.
As time has gone on stuff has happened. He has become higher maintenance. What really hurts in the latest shemozzle is what he might or might not have said about Andrew Strauss, a man who truly did not deserve the barbs. And in the phrase, he has lost the dressing room.
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DaVinci Resolve Demo & What's So Hot About Nuke
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Wednesday, January 11, 2012 at 7:00 PM (PST)
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We're starting off the year with a BANG as we invite you to our January meeting featuring two amazing programs:
Blackmagic Design's DaVinci Resolve & Nuke
January 11th, 2012 at 7pm
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DaVinci Resolve Demo
Hollywood-DI's Managing Director Neil Smith and colorist Andrew Balis will be visiting the Los Angeles Post Production Group to present Blackmagic Design's DaVinci Resolve.
The West Hollywood post house has used Resolve to grade and finish hundreds of projects, and will demonstrate key features working with Avid's recently announced Media Composer 6.
DaVinci Resolve has been used to grade more feature films, promotional spots, documentaries, episodic television productions and music videos than any other color grading system, including box office hits such as "Avatar", "Robin Hood," "Quantum of Solace", "Transformers", "Alice in Wonderland", "The Fighter" and "Hereafter".
***Now that Resolve Lite, a reduced feature version with unlimited color correction nodes, is available for free, this is the perfect opportunity to learn more about the world's highest performance color correction solution.
What's So Hot About Nuke?
Nuke has overtaken the post production world as the de facto leader in visual effects compositing. It has been adopted by such industry power-hitters as ILM, Weta Digital, DNeg, Framestore, Blue Sky Studios, and practically everyone else.
In this presentation Steve Wright, a 20 year VFX compositing veteran turned master trainer, will lift the hood of Nuke to reveal those unique features that have made it so different from all that came before. This presentation is designed for all film and video post production professionals, not just compositors.
By attending this LAPPG evening event you too will know What's So Hot About Nuke!
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We are thrilled to announce that our friends at GenArts have signed on to continue their partnership with the LAPPG this year! They are generously providing copies of Sapphire Edge, their groundbreaking approach to visual effects software, for our giveaways. This is the perfect solution to help busy videographers better meet their client's demand for quality looks on a tight schedule.
Visit GenArts for a free trial of this powerful and easy to use software with over 350 high-quality presets!
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I seem to be having a similar issue with the tickets being sorted by ticket number it is doing an alpha sort rather than a numerical sort on the ticket number so if I have a ticket number 30 it comes after ticket 299 in the list. I would think that this sort could be fixed in code.


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By FRANCO PANIZO
The U.S. national team's 1-0 victory over Algeria was made a little more magical on Wednesday, as it received the award for Best Moment at the ESPYs.
Several U.S. national team players were in attendance at the award ceremony in Los Angeles to witness their World Cup win outdo the New Orleans Saints' Super Bowl victory, Phil Mickelson's win of the Masters and figure skater Joannie Rochette's bronze-medal performance in the Olympics.
The award marked the second consecutive year that the U.S. team won an ESPY. The U.S. national team won Best Upset last year for its 2-0 defeat over Spain in the Confederations Cup.
Landon Donovan also claimed two other awards on Wednesday night. Donovan won the Castrol Performance Under Pressure award for his goal against Algeria, while also receiving the Best MLS Player award.
If you missed the U.S. national team winning the Best Moment ESPY, you can see it here:
What do you think of the U.S. national team winning the Best Moment award? Who did you think was best/worst dressed among the players in attendance?
Share your thoughts below.
not to mention how he porked his teammates wife…lol
Big Chil
Landon scored the goal.
Maybe I'm a little slow but I don't get it
call me a hater if you like. i'm not. i love the game and am so happy to see the strides the US has made in the last decade, but c'mon folks. we beat algeria in the 90th minute. big whoop. it takes a little more than barely beating one of the weakest teams in the tournament to get me really excited. i wish our supporters could set the bar a little higher.
You're not a hater, you just don't realize how hard it is for anyone to win a game at the World Cup.
The USMNT are a low to middle of the pack team in terms of talent. Thanks to good managing, they usually punch above their weight.
In the context of this tournament beating Algeria meant advancement to the next round, no small thing. That was what people were celebrating not beating Algeria per se.
If you were very observant, you might have thought that Algeria were a little bit more interested in not letting us advance than in actually winning themselves. At this level, if that is all you are really interested in then it your task is much easier.
If you watched this tournament closely, a tournament where New Zealand, allegedly the worst team in the world, went undefeated and tied the reigning World Cup holders; there were very few, if any easy wins. The vaunted England team couldn't beat Algeria.
If that accomplishment is something you'd rather look down your nose at, then I suggest you support a team more worthy of you such as Germany.
Jeffrey Kean
at a certain point (and hopefully we are close), having the bashers is good. any publicity is good publicity at this point. nobody takes jim rome seriously anyway. if he wants to bash soccer, let him.
Well said, if "Moments" are what are being measured…soccer is full of them, after all "one goal makes all the difference"…
I was psyched at the airtime the USMNT and LD in particular had.
By the way, I don't think there is an award for best 'soccer player' the award is for best MLS player…hence no Dempsey or Howard nomination.
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Well said, if "Moments" are what are being measured…soccer is full of them, after all "one goal makes all the difference"…
I was psyched at the airtime the USMNT and LD in particular had.
By the way, I don't think there is an award for best 'soccer player' the award is for best MLS player…hence no Dempsey or Howard nomination.


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Oxford Food Governance Group
The Oxford Food Governance Group (OFG) is a new and interdisciplinary group of researchers from the Institute for Science, Innovation and Society (InSIS), Said Business School and the Unit for Biocultural Variation and Obesity (UBVO) at the University of Oxford, United Kingdom, who share a research interest in food governance practices.
They run termly workshops, the latest of which focuses on the impact of the digital world on food activism. See here for details.
Unit for Biocultural Variation and Obesity (UBVO)
The Unit for Biocultural Variation and Obesity (UBVO) is an interdisciplinary research unit based at the University of Oxford, dedicated to understanding the complex and interwoven causes of obesity in populations across the world.
They run termly seminar series, the latest of which can be found here. If you missed their seminars and would like to catch up you can listen to their podcasts.
You can sign up for the UBVO mailing list by following this link.
Food Climate Research Network
The Food Climate Research Network (FCRN) is led by Dr Tara Garnett and combines integrative research into food systems and climate change mitigation, with a strong drive to foster change through knowledge sharing, dissemination and project seeding across disciplines and sectors.
Visit the FCRN website to sign up to their newsletter and register to a part of the network.
Food Systems Research Group
The Food Systems Research Group at the Environmental Change Institute is a group led by Dr John Ingram looking at not only food system activities from production to consumption, but also how these relate to both food security and environment outcomes of these activities.
Innovative Food System Teaching And Learning project (IFSTAL)Food Systems Research Group
In collaboration with the Food Systems research group is the Innovative Food Systems Taching and Learning project (IFSTAL), which is a learning community and interactice resource designed to improve post-graduate level knowledge and understanding of the food system.
Oxford Food Security Forum
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They hold annual conferences, the latest of which was held on May 2nd 2015 and entitled: Culture, Food, and the Environment: New Perspectives on Food Security and Sovereignty.
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This is getting spooky. David Cameron and I are increasingly having things in common.
First it was his leaving a child in a pub to my nearly reversing over one of mine because I'd left him in his car seat behind the back tyres.
Then it was a mutual goal for better treatment and understanding of dementia.
Then it was... well, actually we don't have a lot in common.
But I do sympathise with his self-proclaimed battle to wean his children off sugary drinks.
He's probably thinking of chucking his burgers out, too, now that we know some contain horse meat, which isn't actually dangerous, as evidenced by our export of 8,000 slaughtered horses a year for human consumption.
Thankfully, I'm vegetarian, because I don't like slaughter, but I am scared at the amount of sugar my sons throw down their necks, despite my warnings of a toothless future plagued with diabetes drugs.
Still, looking on the positive side, I guess the absence of teeth will make it easier for the pills to go down.
Sugar, like alcohol, drugs, cigarettes and Corrie, is one of life's addictions.
Addictions – apart from Corrie – are dangerous because they arm you with an insurmountable craving for things that will eventually kill you.
The food and drink manufacturers know this, but addictions to sugary treats and syrupy drinks make them money so they carry on silently killing.
Mr Cameron says he's pushing firms to slash the amount of sugar in drinks and snacks.
"As someone trying to bring up children without excessive amounts of Coca-Cola", he says, "I know how big this challenge is."
Yep, it's the real thing.
He thinks he's got problems; try dealing with a teenager who, now he can leave school grounds where there are no fizzy drinks, doesn't think lunchtime is complete without purchasing a can of Monster or similarly hideous energy/sports drink concoction.
Have you seen what's in that stuff? Large doses of caffeine and other stimulants which can cause high blood pressure, heart palpitations and insomnia.
Energy/sports drinks also have high calorific content which leads to obesity in sedentary youngsters.
The drinks are linked to tooth decay because of the sugar, sometimes in the form of one of the worst sugars of all, corn syrup.
They should not be sold to children and teenagers.
Can anyone tell me what the point of them is anyway? The majority of people who drink them don't do sport.
Even if they did, there are healthier ways of getting a dose of energy.
Breakfast cereals cynically play up their vitamin, iron and wholegrain content, while knowing that actually it's the high levels of sugar that really get youngsters hooked.
And cereal bars? You've got to watch those, too.
I used to put Geo bars in my boys' lunch boxes, without checking the nutritional breakdown, thinking they must be healthy.
"Geo" has a ring of the earth about it, so it must be good for you.
Oats, fruit, nuts, can't go wrong. And then one day I tasted one. Ugh! So sweet, it tasted like poison to me.
Diabetes is on its way to reaching epidemic proportions.
The fact that the food and drinks companies don't seem to be doing much about it leaves a very bad taste in the mouth.
Thank Gord for Brown
THERE'S been something substantial missing from national politics, but on Wednesday it was back.
Gordon Brown was in the Commons to try to save two Remploy factories in Fife.
Both employ disabled people in the manufacture of marine goods.
Tory Minister for the Disabled Esther McVey has shut Remploy factories with the loss of at least 1,500 jobs and the pathetic promise she has a budget of £320million to get them back to work.
So far 90% of those tossed out remain unemployed.
Apparently, as Mr Brown asked his question, he gripped the bench in front of him and his knuckles whitened.
If only they'd then clenched to form a clunking fist and he'd used it on behalf of all the people who've been made jobless, depressed and despairing.
He's too nice for that.
If only we could say the same about the heartless Ms McVey and her colleague Iain Duncan Smith, who once said that Remploy employees did nothing but make coffee all day.
They do now.
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IT has always been my opinion that an actor who plays Batman should have a gorgeous mouth.
It's why, for me, Val Kilmer was the best Batman, even though the movies starring Christian Bale as the Caped Crusader have been the finest films.
It's why, after gazing at Rylan's beautiful face on Celebrity Big Brother, the focal point of which is his delicious mouth, I've decided that if there's ever to be another Batman film he has to play the starring role.
Anyone who, like me, was transfixed by the Sixties Batman TV series will understand that uber-camp Rylan is perfect for the part.
Most self-important statement of the week..
...comes from Oprah Winfrey, who following her interview with disgraced cyclist Lance Armstrong, announced: "I think the most important questions and answers that people around the world have been waiting to hear were answered."
People around the world? How ludicrously grand. I think some people around the world, in Mali for instance, or in hospital, may have had more on their minds than a cosy chat between a cheating cyclist and a minted professional talker.
Bedtime blues
A DEPRESSING statistic has been reached in our house: I now, officially, go to bed before my teenage son.
Don't even ask...
Your shout
? THANKS, Fiona, for having the balls to speak out against the relentless gushing over the Games Makers.
Yes, they volunteered to do a privileged job that most people would have been happy to do. We are made to feel it's almost sacrilegious to voice an alternative opinion about them.
You said what I'm sure many others feel.
Lee Hobson, Leeds
? FIONA, I have volunteered for 20 years at the gymnastics club my daughter started at when she was five.
She is now 25, a senior coach, and has just racked up her 10th year as a volunteer. The Games Makers are receiving never-ending praise, but those who volunteer week in week out to deliver something for others get no mention.
When I read our local newspaper and see scout groups and other community organisations crying out for volunteers, I wonder where the Games Makers are now. I hope that their participation in voluntary work will continue.
Diane Hill, by email
? FIONA, my husband and I are both retired. As soon as we learnt of London's successful Olympic bid we wanted to be part of it.
As the 100 metres was out, we volunteered to be Games Makers! Your article re the constant thanks and harping on about them was so true and one I expressed to my husband on numerous occasions. "Volunteering with kudos," I called it as I have been a volunteer in other roles.
I would say, in defence of the Games Makers, that folk travelled up and down the country at their own cost, many of them paid for their accommodation and some took holidays from work.
However, as it was such a great opportunity folk made these sacrifices. Would we have missed it? Not for a minute. No more "thanks" needed.
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Unfortunately, Sam's story is not uncommon – every year there are numerous reports of predator attacks on humans, many of them resulting in fatalities. When Man Becomes Prey examines the details of fatal predator attacks on humans, providing an opportunity to learn about the factors and behaviors that led to attacks. The predators profiled in When Man Becomes Prey include black bears, grizzly bears, mountain lions, coyotes, and gray wolves – the first time all five species have been included in one volume. Compelling narratives of conflicts involving these top predators are accompanied by how-to information for avoiding such clashes.
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Whispering nervously in a hospital room, Dheeman Abdi, 16, explains why she is too frightened to venture outside onto the streets.
"There are too many people," she says in an almost inaudible voice. "You don't know who's who any more. I don't think anywhere outside is safe any more."
For her sister, Fardosa, 17, the fear is even more terrible. When she heard a pen fall onto the floor of her hospital room, she went into a panic attack because she was convinced it was a gunshot. Her family has told visitors not to ask questions, and they've turned off the television to prevent her from seeing the news.
The two teenage Canadian sisters, recovering from grenade and gunshot wounds, are among hundreds of traumatized survivors of the Westgate mall attack in Nairobi. Like many, they will need counseling and emotional support for months to help them deal with the shock and horror of the bloody assault that killed at least 67 people.
Hospitals across Nairobi have set up counselling services and trauma units to help the survivors – especially young children and adolescents such as Dheeman and Fardosa. Many children have lost relatives or seen parents killed in front of them.
More than 700 people have already received counseling from one agency alone, but the need is believed to be far greater, and the Kenyan Red Cross is asking for more resources to help survivors heal their psychological wounds.
Fardosa Abdi, who suffered such serious injuries that she might be unable to walk, has told her family that she never wants to go into a mall again. "A teenager making that statement – imagine that," said her aunt, Qisa Hassan. "She lived in the mall, and now she's like, 'I never want to go to the mall again.'"
When one visitor asked Fardosa about the Westgate attack, the medical staff in her hospital room could see the effect: she began crying, her anxiety rose, and her vital signs worsened. Her heart rate increased and her blood oxygen level dropped. "It gets chaotic, and we have the nurses and doctors running around, so we've completely stopped talking about it," said Ms. Hassan, herself a nurse.
"We've informed everyone who visits not to ask what happened. We don't talk about it."
The two sisters, born and raised in Toronto but living in Nairobi for the past four years, were shopping at the Westgate mall last Saturday when the attackers stormed in with guns blazing, killing dozens of people in cold blood.
They rushed frantically to the rooftop, where scores of people were scrambling to climb over a tall locked gate into an exit area. But just as they were struggling to clamber over the gate, one or more of the attackers threw a grenade and opened fire with an assault rifle.
The grenade hit Fardosa on her right leg, causing severe injuries to her leg and lower body. Both sisters were wounded by the explosion and the bullets. Unable to move, they suffered two more hours of helpless terror on the roof before they were finally rescued.
Dheeman has now been discharged from hospital, with her hand heavily bandaged, but she is spending all her time with her sister and family in the hospital.
They want to return to Toronto, where they would feel safer, and where Fardosa might be able to receive more specialized care for her wounded legs. But while Canadian diplomatic officials have visited them to offer support, the officials told them that the government cannot provide financial assistance for a medical evacuation flight.
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A Heavenly Oasis in Historic Palm Springs. Perfectly-appointed, themed condo will transport you to Africa, Egypt, Morocco, Tropics, Hemingway lore, Camelot, and Eden in the 40s. This gated community is nestled in refreshing green belts, wind through palms and pines, lush flower beds.
We invite you to take a safari to our romantic Africa or go to the Tropics, or maybe visit king Tut and Nefer Titi, relax in warm fabrics and Egyptian Artifacts or you could go to Camelot enjoy a time far long ago in a romantic canopy bed and eat with you own night in shining armor... you could go to Morocco, relax on the rattan rockers; steps to the pool and jacuzzi. enjoy a world of airy wicker furnishings; colorful fabrics, comfortable pillows in a totally exotic atmosphere. ' Are you in Casablanca.'
Step into the living room of "Here's Hollywood" and immediately sense the feeling of the past with the ease and comforts of the new living room with sectional sofa, built-in TV, Mountain View to the S.W. off the Veranda with seating for two. Dining room seats 4 with lovely glass and Iron table. The bedroom sports lovely décor, and memorabilia of days of the old classics. The full bath has a lovely Pullman with coordinated accessories. There is also an extra TV in the bedroom. Kitchen is fully appointed with all appliances and items necessary to create the perfect meals.
Come join us for fun in the sun, and star-filled evenings.
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Every thing you might need for a great stay we will be back for sure
Got away for a couple of days last minute - Lee was a delight to work with and everything was as written in the description. It was so perfect I called up my best friend and her husband to join - Lee was even able to help get a place for them too! It was quite, the grounds were clean, the pool was perfect and the other guests were very friendly. Loved going to the tram!
My husband and I stayed for 2 wks in the Breezes and have only positive things to say. Lee, the owner is always quick to respond to emails and provides exactly what is portrayed on the website--a fully equipped, clean unit to enjoy for your stay...... with the pool and hot tub just steps from the condo. Definitely plan to return next year!!!
I stayed in Breezes 3 years in a row for 3 months, December, January, & February. It was the best home away from home that I could have asked for. The condo has everything to make you feel comfortable and pampered. Only about a dozen steps from the pool and hot tub makes it just perfect.
We stayed in the Vineyard property which we found very appealing . the decor was fun lots of room for the 2 of us and we found the location in the complex excellent . Enjoyed the pool and hot tub and of course the Palm Springs weather . 10 minutes to down town . We will be back as 2 weeks was too short . I would recommend this property too all couples .
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Editorial: As much as ever, America must hear from our 'better angels'
- November 9, 2016
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In the wake of the most divisive presidential campaign of our lifetimes, U.S. Christians must live up to our ideals by modeling reconciliation, demanding reform, standing up for our values and protecting the vulnerable.
Editorial: In this political season, practice civility
- November 2, 2016
- By Marv Knox / Editor
Here's the broad, long-lasting issue behind our current election malaise: Disrespect is the root of our national incivility.
Editorial: Global refugee crisis demands response
- October 23, 2016
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How should Christians respond to the plight of 65 million refugees, the worst humanitarian crisis in history?
Editorial: Your third-most-important lesson
- October 19, 2016
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Responding to Marv Knox's editorial about his second-most-important lesson, readers wrote in to share lessons they have learned.
Editorial: How do evangelicals enable 'locker room talk' about women?
- October 12, 2016
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When even the church treats women as objects, then precious few voices remain to champion the intrinsic value of all women.
Editorial: Your second-most-important lesson
- October 5, 2016
- By Marv Knox / Editor
What's your second-most-important lesson? What have you learned that turned you upside-down? That altered how you see yourself and the world?
Editorial: Inviting diverse and disconnected people to follow Jesus together
- September 28, 2016
- By Marv Knox / Editor
Week-in and week-out, Christians must figure out how to help the diverse and disconnected people all around us know without a doubt they are loved by Jesus because they receive that love from us.
Editorial: Government should not unite the U.S. under 'one God'
- September 21, 2016
- By Marv Knox / Editor
The idea of the government advocating only one concept of religious belief is a step onto a slippery slope that descends to 1930s Germany, the Soviet gulag and the crammed cities of today's China. Where only one view of religion is acceptable, horror reigns.
Editorial: Stand up for the patriots who kneel
- September 14, 2016
- By Marv Knox / Editor
Even if you don't agree with athletes who kneel during the National Anthem, that doesn't mean you can dismiss their point. Whatever you think of the protest, we still need to do something about racial inequality in America.
Editorial: Lessons we can learn from Saint Teresa
- September 7, 2016
- By Marv Knox / Editor
Baptists don't venerate saints, but we can admire Saint Teresa and learn from her faithfulness.
Editorial: Don't waste your citizenship—vote
- August 31, 2016
- By Marv Knox / Editor
Voting is a civic and Christian duty. Editor Marv Knox talks about the reasons why Texans should vote, even when they think they know who's going to win.
Editorial: How to survive a rugged political season
- August 24, 2016
- By Marv Knox / Editor
We can't wish away the dispiriting election cycle of 2016. We can, however, contribute to the greater good by embracing and incarnating basic truths that can strengthen and heal our society.
Editorial: Black lives must matter to all Americans
- August 17, 2016
- By Marv Knox / Editor
When it comes to race, Americans need to listen to each other and cut each other some slack. And the most privileged—whites—must take the initiative toward justice and reconciliation.
Editorial: Twin powers of humility and apology
- August 10, 2016
- By Marv Knox / Editor
Humility and apologies seem like almost too much to expect of presidential candidates, at least this year. But maybe these relationship-building virtues can percolate from the bottom up if we start practicing them ourselves.
Editorial: Bridging the 2016 political divide
- August 3, 2016
- By Marv Knox / Editor
In this election year, political tension stretches tightest between fellow Christians who seek to do God's will in the voting booth but feel the Lord leading them in opposite directions.


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Anyway. I started this out the same way I make my regular hummus, in the trusty food processor. Rinse off some canned chickpeas (I like the Goya variety best) and drop them in the processor with some lemon juice, olive oil, garlic, tahini and cumin. Whirl it all up, and then add about 2 cups of cold water. Now pour the whole thing through a fine mesh strainer and stir it around until the liquid strains through and the solids are left behind. Taste it and add salt and pepper as needed. At this point you can chill it down a little more or you can eat it right then and there at room temperature – either way is fine!
And while this is delightful as is, or with a swirl of olive oil, if you want to go all the way to chilled hummus soup heaven you can make a quick garnish of chopped tomato, shallot, cucumber, parsley and feta. Spoon some on top, and do feel free to also add that swirl of olive oil anyway.
My final comment on all this is that one day I am going to bring this all full circle and serve up this soup in shooter glasses as, yep, an appetizer. One day soon!
- 2 cups chick peas, drained and rinsed
- 1 teaspoon cumin
- 1 clove of garlic, peeled
- 4 tablespoons tahini
- Juice from one lemon
- 2 tablespoons olive oil, plus more for swirling
- 2 cups cold water
- Salt and pepper to taste
- ½ cup chopped tomato
- 1 shallot, chopped fine
- ½ cup chopped cucumber
- 2 tablespoons chopped parsley or mint
- ¼ cup feta cheese
- Put chick peas, cumon, garlic, tahini, lemon juice and olive oil into a food processor and process until smooth. Pour water in through the feeding tube and process again.
- Place a fine mesh strainer over a bowl and pour the soup through the strainer into the bowl. Stir the strainer contents to help separate the liquids from the solids.
- Season to taste with salt and pepper. At this point you can eat it as is, or chill it further in the fridge.
- To make the garnish, combine all the garnish ingredients in a small bowl and stir gently. Spoon onto the top of the soup and swirl a little olive oil on top.


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National Institute of Malaria Research (NIMR) has issued a recruitment notification for the recruitment of Junior Research Fellow through recruitment notification. Candidates who have completed M.Sc can apply for the new recruitment notification from National Institute of Malaria Research (NIMR).
Eligible candidates need not to apply online for this Junior Research Fellow. Walk in Interview will be held on 14/01/2016 at 10.00 A.M. Find more information about the vacancy like Age limit, Selection Process, Qualification, Application fee, How to apply etc can be found below
Company Name : National Institute of Malaria Research (NIMR)
Vacancy Name : Junior Research Fellow
Educational Qualification : M.Sc
Total No Of Vacancy :01 Posts
Salary :Rs.25,000/-pm
Job Location :Panaji
Walk in Date to Apply For This Job : 14/01/2016
Walk in Address For The Job Vacancy : NIMR, Field Station, DHS Building, Campal, Panaji, Goa- 403 001
Detail Of National Institute of Malaria Research (NIMR) Junior Research Fellow Recruitment:
One position of Junior Research fellow is to be filled up in the DST Goa sponsored project entitled "A Study on the role of gut microbiota in modulation of Longevity, Fecundity and Fitness of Anopheles stephensi as a Malaria vector" on purely temporary and contractual basis, co-terminus with the duration of the project.
Essential Qualifications: Post Graduate degree in Basic Science with NET Qualification or Graduate Degree in Professional Course with NET qualification or Post Graduate Degree in Professional Course
Salary: Rs 25,000/-
Age: 28 years Age limit: Relaxable for SC/ST/OBC candidates as per Govt. Rules.
Selection Procedure For National Institute of Malaria Research (NIMR) – Junior Research Fellow Post:
Written Test on 14/01/2016.
Shortlisted candidates will undertake face to face interview.
Dates are yet to be announced for the final selection
Walkin Procedure For Junior Research Fellow vacancy in National Institute of Malaria Research (NIMR):
Interested and eligible candidates may walk in for written and skill test on 14-01-2016 at 10.00 a.m. at above mentioned address along with Bio-data, one photograph, photocopies of the testimonials and also originals for verification. NOC from employer if employed will be required. NO TA/DA will be paid for the interview. Registration Time: 9.30 a.m. to 10.00 a.m
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Montreal Chest Institute and Royal Victoria Hospital, McGill University, Montreal, QC, Canada
PURPOSE: COPD causes non-fully reversible airways obstruction, respiratory and systemic symptoms, progressive disability, and is the fourth leading cause of death worldwide. An interaction of environment, largely through tobacco smoke exposure, and genetic host factors is felt to cause disease in affected individuals. Currently, the only well defined genetic abnormality is AAT deficiency which is said to be present in 0.5-2.5% of COPD patients and is actively sought in those with early onset disease beginning in the fourth or fifth decade. We wished to determine the prevalence of AAT deficiency within a community based respirology practice.
METHODS: All new and returning patients with symptoms compatible with the diagnosis of COPD, >10 pack-year smoking history and a post bronchodilator FEV1/FVC < 0.70 seen over a 4 month period were evaluated. Patients resided in the West-Island suburbs of Montreal, Quebec, population 349,849 or Cornwall, Ontario, population 45,965. All subjects underwent spirometry respecting ATS criteria, met the ATS/ERS definition/criteria for COPD, were treated according to Canadian Thoracic Society guidelines and had serum samples assayed in the community laboratories. Local normal range values were used to separate non-AAT deficient (non-AATD) patients from AAT deficient (AATD) patients.
RESULTS: 20 out of 162 patients had low serum AAT levels (AATD mean 0.76±0.04SE g/L vs. non-AATD 1.53±0.03) for a prevalence of 12%. AATD patients when compared with non-AATD patients, showed no differences in age (74 years±2 vs. 72±1), smoking history (43 pack-years±3 vs. 49±2), FEV1 (60% of predicted±4 vs. 61±2) or FEV1/FVC (54%±3 vs. 54±1).
CONCLUSIONS: In this small population, AAT deficiency prevalence was almost 5 times greater than expected, yet no acceleration of FEV1 decline was detected in those with AAT deficiency. Genotype distribution and the prevalence of hepatic disease in these ATTD patients, and the false positive rate of our serum AAT assays remain to be determined.
CLINICAL IMPLICATIONS: Whether the benign course of AAT deficiency without replacement therapy in these patients was due to strict smoking cessation and/or medication compliance is unclear.
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It's always good to see George Karl back in the Bradley Center, mostly because his presence is a reminder of the wild ride the Milwaukee Bucks took during his five seasons on the bench.
The Bucks experienced the highest of highs during Karl's time. In 2001, they came within 48 minutes of the NBA Finals. But they also became familiar with the lowest of lows. In some ways, the franchise still has not recovered from the Anthony Mason signing and the Ray Allen trade, moves that Karl had the power to force.
Anyway, the timing of his arrival Sunday with the Denver Nuggets was in some ways pertinent.
Not to be overly provincial about this, but the Bucks are a really good story, one of the best in the league for the way they've been able to maintain playoff positioning with the depth of their injuries. At the same time, it wouldn't take much to tip this thing the other way.
Karl can relate. He was here when a roster-shaking trade left him with eight players one night in Indianapolis. He was here when the Bucks took Haywoode Workman off the scrap heap, threw him out there cold as the starting point guard and won with him for a time.
"(Scott) Skiles has been doing a very good job," Karl said. "I always thought Scotty was a good coach. With every job he gets, he gets better."
Naturally, Karl would mention coaching first. But in this case, it's true. In Skiles, the Bucks have their first coach since Karl able to manage the complexities of NBA games and NBA personalities. If the Bucks make the playoffs, it would not be difficult to make a case for Skiles as coach of the year.
"Their talent has shrunk, but they've made a commitment to not beating themselves," Karl said. "You have to beat them. That's the trait of a good team."
And they're incredibly fun to watch, not in the same sense that Karl's Allen-Sam Cassell-Glenn Robinson teams were fun to watch, but in some ways better. These guys do it as a team with what Karl euphemistically called "very visual deficiencies." And to see them occasionally run up 120 points, as they did again Sunday, is a delight.
"I like watching the Bucks play," Karl said. "I tip my hat to Sen. Kohl and Scott. There are rumors they're going to blow it up and rebuild, but I like what they're doing."
Rumors? Like that's some kind of a state secret. The Bucks have been most upfront about aggressively rearranging their mess of a $71 million payroll at some point. That's just Karl's manner of always picking, always prodding, always being the provocateur, but in a playful, no harm, no foul kind of way.
And so it was when someone asked Karl about Ramon Sessions.
"You've got to tell me about that one," he said. "It seems like they like (Luke) Ridnour better than Sessions. I don't deny that we made inquiries on Sessions (at the trading deadline)."
And this. . . .
"Did he mention why he got 44?"
That was Karl's way of taking a swipe at Allen Iverson, who was sort of guarding Sessions a couple of weeks ago during his career-high game. And yes, George, we get it that the Nuggets stole Chauncey Billups for Iverson in the trade that's got Denver challenging in the West.
Again, that's Karl.
But this is also the Bucks:
The building was almost 2001 kind of loud Sunday as the Nuggets were going down.
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Another dumb question - flush of water sound when starting my 12 JKU
Just noticed this, but when I turn on the key it seems as though I hear water rushing somewhere behind the glove compartment. Is this normal and why am I just now starting to hear it?
Thanks for putting up with such a newb!
I am new to the Jeeps as well.I noticed the same issue on my 2012 Jeep (3 weeks old). Water rushing noise coming from behind the dash when the engine is cold and it goes away as the engine warms up.
I took it to the dealer the other day, they managed to replicate it and told me that there is an issue with the heater core and they need to change it.
They need to disassemble the whole dash and bunch of other parts around the engine to access it. I don't trust dealers, I hope they don't ruin other stuff as they are trying to fix this issue.
i hear that all the time in the morning when i start it up and i have a 2010 .thought it was normal .nothing leaks the heater is blazing hot!.once they tare the dash appart who knows how many sqeaks and rattles your gonna get......ill be following this thread good luck
Check the coolant level when cold. You may have a air pocket.
There was another thread about this. I had the same sound when I first got mine. But no leaks and heater air is hot. Now I no longer hear the "water rush" so I assume it was air that finally got purged out.
I recommend you NOT have the stealership rip it apart.
I get this sound too but not all the time, I will be following this thread and looking for the other to see what or IF this is an issue. My heater blows hot too.
I would be nervous about the dealer tearing up my dash as well but they are the "experts" right?.......
I checked the coolant before taking it to the dealer, it was filled up to the brim. I did not test the heater.
72 hours passed, they are still working on the car. So frustrating.
my 2008 makes the water sound....
when cold....
Seems like the cure is worse than the complaint. I don't mind a little elemental earth tones now & then.
Hi Guys,
After I started complaining about the fact that it is taking to long and there may be something fundamentally wrong with this particular unit, they gave me a rental car. This happened on the 4th day.
The next day, I got a call from the shop manager explaining me that there were several issues with the heating system. The heater core was defective, not letting the water pass through properly. Also, hoses were clogged with junk therefore most needed to be replaced. He told me that they need to order several hoses therefore they need to keep the vehicle longer, till when nobody knew.
The following week, i got several other calls, one from the sales manager and the shop manager, explaining me that these jeeps are made of 35000 parts and every once in a while something like this may happen, they deal with cars like that several times a year, they don't think it is a lemon and once it's fixed, everything will go back to normal, etc...
In the mean time, I called Jeep's customer service, explained them what happened and after a lengthy and frustrating conversation, I was told that there are no lemon laws in Canada, they sold the vehicle to the dealer and I need to deal with the dealer only and there is absolutely nothing they can do about it. They also told me that it is under warranty and they will continue replacing parts until the warranty is over.
The same day, I had a meeting with the sales manager, explained him that manufacturer is not helping and asked if there is any way I can get a replacement. I was told that it rarely happens and I cannot get a replacement unless parts continue failing over and over again. The manager told me that this may take years. I asked him: So unless I blow this thing up, I am not getting a replacement? He giggled and said " Yes". I checked the progress on the car, dash was back in but bunch of pieces were missing from the engine. They were still waiting for parts, it had already been more than 10 working days.
I thought about it over the weekend and decided to get rid of this unit. I contacted the sales manager and asked him what my options are. He told me that i need to pay $2000 if i want to get into the exact same car. I can also step up to a Sahara for another $5000 but that it way over my budget.
I think i will negotiate over the $2000 and try to get into another one as I already lost confidence in this unit. I just want this to be over ASAP, what a nightmare.
Lesson learned for me is not to get a brand new car ever again because the laws are not backing you up. I can sue them and I may get a replacement at the end but I know I will end up spending more to the lawyers so it is not worth it and they are very well aware of that. Bunch of Bozos.
Wow crappy story. I guess Canada has better health care than vehicle care!
So did anybody ever find a resolution to this issue? My '12 is doing the same thing. Start the engine and it sounds like a water fountain is running behind my glove box. Should I take it to the dealership or is this "normal"?
If you get all of the air out and the system isn't leaking there is no way for it to get back in, but getting it all out can be a pain. Any air in the system always seems to gather in the heater core regardless of the make and model. If you wheel a lot it is possible that you are making the problem worse every time you go down a steep hill because that makes the air try to move to the rear of the cooling system.
After a couple of months the rushing fluid noise went away. I suspect the air gap finally purged out to the reservior. Nice and quiet now.
Ok cool. Ironically, I park the Jeep uphill (nose first) every night. It's been nearly 3,000 miles now but I'll give it some more time and hopefully it'll cure itself.
How uphill is that? I'm talking about front wheels 2 feet higher than the rears. And it will need to be running, not just parked.
The dash isn't too complicated. I watched one get taken a part. A good tech can do it without fudging anything up.
Someone mentioned that there's a whole other thread on this. The radiator needs to be "burped" to let the air out of the cooling system. There's even a youtube video on it. Check it out.
Burping the cooling system - YouTube
The 3.6L also has a bleeder screw located in the thermostat housing.
My "water sound" was becoming more regular - even after the vehicle warmed up. So, I took my car in on Monday morning to get it looked at. They thought it might have something to do with the evaporator drain. Later that day, after they had the dash apart, they found that that was ok, but the sound was definitely coming from the Heater Core although it wasn't leaking. Yesterday, they said they needed to get approval from Chrysler to replace it because if they replaced the core and sent the part back and it wasn't defective, Chrysler would charge them for it. So, they said it might be a few more days and they would get me a rental. So, they sent a van from the dealership to pick me up and take me to Enterprise. They dropped me off at Enterprise but they said 1) the dealership never notified them that I was coming to get a car and 2) they didn't have any cars to give me. Enterprise drove me back to the dealership where I waited an hour and a half for them to find me a car.
Finally got a rental Tuesday evening - unfortunately, a little Toyota Yaris, but at least I'm mobile again.
Today is Wednesday and we'll see whether or not they fix the core and how long it takes.
Mine does this as well, and interestingly enough the 2011 WRX that I bought brand new last year did it as well. Nothing ever came of it on the WRX before I traded it in on the Jeep. I'll see if I can try idling it on an incline to see if that does anything.
O dont worry that sound is coming from your wallet, its the sound of all the money you'll be spending on your Jeep mods. ;-) LOL BTW hope it gets resolved !
I usually hear that sound from the passenger side when a person rides in my jeep with me for the first time! :whistling: but joking aside I hope they get that fixed.
Problem diagnosed awaiting resolution...
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Thermostat is located on front of engine; follow upper hose from radiator to engine.
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The Fires of Anger (4 of 4) by Jeff Strite
This content is part of a series.The Fires of Anger (4 of 4)
Series: Get Over It
Jeff Strite
James 1:19-20
There's a story about an actor who was playing the part of Christ in a Passion Play.As he carried the cross up the hill a tourist began to heckle him,and make fun of him, and shouted insults at him. Finally, the actor had taken all of it he could take. He threw down his cross, walked over to the tourist… and punched him in the face.
After the play was over, the director told him, ''I know he was a pest, but I can't condone what you did. Besides, you're playing the part of Jesus, and Jesus never retaliated. So don't go doing that again.''
The actor promised he'd control his temper and that it wouldn't happen again. But the next day the heckler was back worse than before. He held out longer than before but finally the he exploded and punched him out again.
The director said, ''That's it. I have to fire you. We just can't have you behaving this way while playing the part of Jesus.''
The actor begged, ''Please give me one more chance. I really need this job, and I can handle it if it happens again.''
So the director decided to give him another chance.
The next day he was carrying his cross up the street again. And sure enough, the heckler was there again. You could tell that the actor was really trying to control himself. He was clinching his fists and grinding his teeth.
Finally, he put down the cross, walked over to the heckler and said,
''I'll meet you after the resurrection!''
This is the last in our series about emotions that trouble Christians.
We've talked about FEAR, and GUILT and DEPRESSION.
Today, we're talking about ANGER.
Our passage today says that ''man's anger does not bring about the righteous life that God desires.'' I remember it best though from the KJV of this verse:
''the wrath of man worketh not the righteousness of God.''
Anger is NOT something God wants us to be known for.
Of course, the question is: WHY?
Proverbs 15:18 dec ...
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