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Robin Parry's (aka, Gregory Macdonald's) book The Evangelical Universalist examines whether or not Jesus believed in an eternal conscious hell and, by the time he's done, he suggests there is a text that might suggest Jesus moved in a universalist direction.
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This does seem to me to be a hope so take on Jesus' view as recorded in the gospels. I do appreciate the fact that Christian tradition on hell had not been established by Jesus' time, but wonder if you can really draw out a universalistic take through Jesus' words. Yet with true repentance and faith through God's grace, I'm all for it, I just don't see it. It is not good to draw conclusions from something inconclusive, though the writer is really drawing his from a number of factors, factored together I take it.
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- Bill
I think our author is hopeful Jesus moved in a universalist direction. Parry is struggling with the same thing with which I struggle. How does a loving God even entertain the idea of eternal punishment for humanity? How do we put this together? How does that work? I don't know but I am going to take God's word for it. If there is a place called hell (I believe there is) where unrepentant sinners go after they die, so be it, tragic as it is.
Parry says we can't make conclusions about hell based on the parables he cites. But we can make conclusions about there not being a hell or a place of eternal punishment based on the parables he cites. That's amazing logic. Parry argues Gehenna was not a clear idea in Jesus' time. So was Jesus not clear in his thinking? Maybe he was but he wanted people to avoid Gehenna. Why? If you aren't going to spend eternity in Gehenna why worry about it?
- Gregory MacDonald
This is a tricky topic.
I don't think that Jesus taught universalism. My argument is a more modest one – that nothing Jesus taught contradicts universalism. That we can affirm what Jesus taught and be universalists (if we could not then I could not be a universalist).
But even that modest conclusion is one that is not easy to make (esp. in light of the mainstream interpretative tradition of Jesus' teaching). People assume that they already know what Jesus was on about.
The simplest route – and one that I am open to – is to go with the likes of N.T. Wright and to argue that Jesus was not speaking of Hell in the trad Hell passages but of the destruction of Jerusalem, etc.. Professor Nik Ansell (another evangelical universalist) takes that approach. It might be so and if it were it would short cicuit the whole discussion.
But, for the sake of argument, I assume that Jesus did speak of Hell. My goal in the book was simply to show that IF this is so then what he said does not rule out the possibility of redemption from Hell.
This required handling some tricky texts. Lk 16 was one of them. To be honest, I am not sure what my view on that parable is. I am sympathetic to Powys (as Scot mentions) but I am not convinced that he was right. I need to find some time to look at such texts more carefully one day (when I am an old man). What I am convinced of is that none of them obviously teach the trad view of Hell.
And I do think that when Jesus' teaching is set in whole-Bible context it can be understood in ways consistent with universalism.
But I do think that a lot more scholarly work is needed here to do a better job than I was able to do.
- Gregory MacDonald
Bill (#2)
You wrote: "Parry argues Gehenna was not a clear idea in Jesus' time. So was Jesus not clear in his thinking? Maybe he was but he wanted people to avoid Gehenna. Why? If you aren't going to spend eternity in Gehenna why worry about it?"
a few thoughts
1. My point was that there was no culturally agreed, worked-out concept of Gehenna in Jesus' day. So for Jesus to speak of Gehenna would not necessarily make his audience think, "Ah! Yes, Gehenna is that place of everlasting doom from which there is no escape." There was a vague concept – Gehenna as a place of punishment – but it allowed scope for individuals to shape and nuance it. Some Jews thought that it was possible to exit Gehenna. The concept was sufficiently to allow for such notions. Now it obviously does not follow from that that Jesus himself was not clear in his thinking. I was speaking of the concept as a culturally shared idea and not Jesus' own view of it.
2. Should I not worry about anything bad happenening to me unless I know that it is an IRREDEEMABLE bad? Surely you don't really believe that. For instance, if you thought that eating a certain food would make you feel in debilitating agony for the next year would you not be bothered? Would you say, "I don't care because it's not for eternity. Please pass the salt"? I'm suspecting that you still might think the food worth avoiding even for a mere year. How much more would Gehenna be worth avoiding even if it is not for eternity?
- Scot McKnight
Gregory (aka Robin),
Thanks for weighing in. While I'm not convinced of the universalist position, mostly because I can't find biblical warrant in a positive fashion, I do think there is a ton of misunderstanding of what the evangelical universalist is arguing.
In particular, your comment to Bill is important and hard to get the mind around. The default position of the orthodox is to equate hell with eternity/eternal. That idea is so deeply fixed that to speak of hell as purgation or as potentially temporary makes no sense to folks. The fear of God's judgment, in other words, stems from its eternality for the orthodox mind.
Furthermore, the orthodox mind can't find the terror in hell if it means "well, yes, you'll go to hell but that, too, will pass." I don't make light of hell in this, but I think you see the point.
By the way, why did you not make more of 1 Peter 3:18-25 as indicative of gospel response after death?
- dopderbeck
On Matt. 25:46: if the next age aion is not necessarily persistent, is that equally true for those who go away to "punishment" (kolasin) as well as for those who go away to "life" (zoe). Is the hope of heaven an "eternal" hope, or is it only a limited hope for some future finite dispensation?
I see how you can pick through individual proof texts, but when you take the notion of the "age to come" in the prophets, Jesus, Paul, the NT apocalyptic, and Second Temple Jewish apocalyptic together, doesn't this picture emerge: (1) there is an "age to come"; (2) the "age to come" is the final consummation of history; (3) in that final consummation, those who belong to God will experience life, and those who do not will experience death?
- dopderbeck
Scot (#5) — can I be a little blunt? Your comment strikes me as a bit peckish, as though the "orthodox mind" is the product of some creaky unthinking fundamentalism (setting aside for the moment what the "orthodox mind" even is, particularly on a blog whose tagline is "Jesus and orthodox faith in the 21st Century!"). If "orthodox" basically means giving God proper glory, not just blindly repeating past formulas, then Lord let my mind be orthodox!
I have some sympathy for what Bill (#2) said, but I'd flesh it out a little more. It's not just a simple utilitarian calculus — well, if I commit adultery now, that might mean 1,000 years in purgatory, but what the hell (literally!), it's worth it! I'll pause here to suggest that behavioral economics shows how bad we are at discounting future pain to present value, but that isn't my main point.
For me a bigger issue is that even the notion that such a calculus could in principle be possible is noxious to the holiness of God. The holiness of God is absolute, and therefore any impingement on God's holiness is absolute. The idea that 1,000 years (or a million years, or whatever) in purgatory could make up for an impingement on God's holiness seems to me utterly wrong. All calculus fails here, and that is precisely why God Himself, in the person of the incarnate Son, had to suffer the cross.
So, I think in a very important sense Bill (#2) is right. We properly recoil at any suggestion that an affront to God's holiness could be satisfied through any period whatsoever of purgation. Anselm was right here: the only proper satisfaction was the cross of Christ.
Now, I know that MacDonald et al. aren't intending to suggest the atonement is meaningless. But that would lead to another question: if the aion to come is intended to be purgative, what purpose does the atonement really serve; and if the atonement fully serves its purpose, what purpose does a purgative future dispensation serve?
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I think the understanding in a "purgative" aion is that the atonement is what allows any repentance at any point and what ultmately allows God's victory. I'm not sure purgative is the best word to be used here though. I think Parry is suggesting that hell allows the unreprentant to experience the fullness of their falleness until they repent and come to God's grace, not making an accounting for their sins in this aion.
Maybe a "test of wills" would be a fitting phrase to describe the purpose of the aion? And God's will is strong enough to exact judgment for repentance even if it pains him to watch his children suffer, much I think like our sin pains him now.
- Adam
I good book that I would recommend that contributes well to today's post is Bradley Jersak's "Her Gates Will Never Be Shut: Hope, Hell, and the New Jeruslaem" (Wipf and Stock, 2009). Brad makes a good case for the idea that by the time of Jesus two Gehenna traditions had developed – both of which trace back to the Valley of the Sons of Hinnom.
1. The Apocalyptic-Infernalist Tradition: Enoch > Talmud > Church
This tradition uses historic Hinnom as a metaphor for a literal place of punishment in the afterlife. It can be punitive or purgative, permanent or temporary, annihilation or torment.
2. The Historic-Prophetic Tradition: Jeremiah > Jesus
Jesus' use of Gehenna intentionally references Jeremiah's prophetic use of HInnom to represent literal destruction. He recalls the fall of Jerusalem in 587 BCE as a warning of the impending fall of Jerusalem to Rome in 70 CE.
Btw, there is also a nice afterword in Brad's book by Professor Nik Ansell on hell.
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Bill (#2) wrote, "Parry says we can't make conclusions about hell based on the parables he cites. But we can make conclusions about there not being a hell or a place of eternal punishment based on the parables he cites. That's amazing logic."
As I've followed the discussion in these posts about Parry's book, I am uneasy that a conclusion: the Bible teaches universalism–is used to shoehorn texts that are both theologically and traditionally understood as *not* teaching universalism into a new category. We get embroiled with Paul's use of "all" and the Apocalypse's use of "all nations"; we get twisted new versions of God's love and are told ipso facto that punishment does not mean punishment; it's purgative. We start getting shoved toward atonement views that in the long run, apart from all the universalist denials otherwise, weaken the Cross of Jesus Christ. We get a non-Calvinist, but very real vision of God *making* a human being repent whether they want to or not…even if it takes hell fire to get them there. Where's the love in that? I ask. We lose the absolute severity and dignity of human choices as Eikons of God and, whether universalists want to admit it or not, the whole Bible story deflates to mush and missional, sshhmissional–who gives a rip? Universalism, evangelical or otherwise IMO, guts the Story.
- dopderbeck
As an aside: I noticed in the current Scottish Journal of Theology the following article, which is fascinating and appropos to this discussion: Oliver Crisp, Is Universalism a Problem for Particularists, ST 63(1): 1-23 (2010).
Crisp lays out clearly the case for Augustinian universalism, and then attempts to rebut it. Along the way, he makes some interesting comments about the nature of hell.
- ron
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Some above have noted a few theological problems with universalism. Here is, I think, a better way to see it:
Jesus, in his work on the cross, atones for all the sins of all humanity. Period. There is nothing left to be done on humanity's part.
Salvation, in the predominant scriptural sense, is the realization and acceptance of that fact. NOT the attainment of sin-removal through repentance, or something similar. Salvation is just waking up to the truth. That realization has the ability to transform life, and that is what we see in the scriptures. The gospel message was that "your sins have been forgiven, now recognize that!"
Everyone, at least potentially, will come to this realization. Not because they will be tortured to repentance, or something similar, but because every illusion ultimately falls away. For Paul, this took the form of a blinding light. For others, it might take the form of a violent death, which rips away the falsehoods to reveal the truth.
Hell, in the sense of purgatory or retribution, is not necessary.
What are the problems with this construction?
- Gregory MacDonald
you ask: "why did you not make more of 1 Peter 3:18-25 as indicative of gospel response after death?"
Indeed – I did not even mention it. The reason was perhaps a silly one. Whenever I mentioned universalism and hope after death people always mentioned that text and assumed that my case depended on it. But it is, as you know, an ambiguous and tricky text. So I wanted to see if I could make a case that made no reference to it. Then, if I wanted, I could bring the text in at a later date to support what I had built.
I was quite persuaded by David Horrell's take on the passage (was it in NTS?).
I also made nothing of 2 Cor 5. That was a mistake on my part. It is an important text in my theological case.
- dopderbeck
Michael (#13): the problem with your construction is the doctrine of election. It seems passingly hard to take the Biblical materials to mean that everyone is among the elect; and if your take on election is Barthian or Arminian or Pelagian, then it seems passingly hard to suggest that people don't have to make their own choice about whether to join with the elect.
- Gregory MacDonald
John (#10)
Let me make a few brief comments on your points:
1. "the Bible teaches universalism–is used to shoehorn texts that are both theologically and traditionally understood as *not* teaching universalism into a new category."
I don't think I shoehorn texts. To me it looks like traditionalists shoehorn universalist texts like Colossians 1 to fit pre-existent theology. But the reality is that we're all in the same boat: there are biblical texts which seem to teach universalism and some that seem not to. How do we hold them together? You do it one way. I do it another.
2. "We get embroiled with Paul's use of "all" and the Apocalypse's use of "all nations";"
And why ever not? These are biblical texts that we revere. We cannot just ignore them because their teaching does not 'fit'
3. "we get twisted new versions of God's love"
Twisted? Sorry – you'll need to explain how (perhaps it is in what follows)
4. "and are told ipso facto that punishment does not mean punishment; it's purgative."
Two thoughts: (a) corrective punishment is still punishment (at least it is in the Bible and in normal English usage) (b) Actually I don't teach that Hell purges but that it exposes the horrible reality of sin and of our need of a saviour.
5. "We start getting shoved toward atonement views that in the long run, apart from all the universalist denials otherwise, weaken the Cross of Jesus Christ."
Depends how you look at it. You say that the cross atones for a few people. I say that it atones for all of them. Why is my view weaker? It looks stronger to me.
6. "We get a non-Calvinist, but very real vision of God *making* a human being repent whether they want to or not…even if it takes hell fire to get them there. Where's the love in that? I ask."
Everyone who chooses to repent and to trust in God does so because they want to. You object to God making use of pain in the educative process (and there are real issues here) but it is unquestionably a biblical idea. I presume that you acknowledge that.
7. "We lose the absolute severity and dignity of human choices as Eikons of God"
We don't lose the dignity of human choices nor the severe consequences of those choices (nothing I say undermines either). But we do lose the idea that we can decide a FINAL destiny other than the one that God has appointed for us. Personally I find that unequivocally good.
8. "and, whether universalists want to admit it or not, the whole Bible story deflates to mush and missional, sshhmissional–who gives a rip?"
You'd need to read my book. I argue at length that universalism does not demotivate mission. I'd would be interested in your thoughts on the arguments I use.
9. "Universalism, evangelical or otherwise IMO, guts the Story"
I think the story goes like this.
All things are FROM God (creation),
FOR God,
THROUGH God (in Christ), and
TO God (in the eschaton)
That IS universalism. It does not gut the story but gives it the end most fitting a biblical story of creation and new creation. Or so I think.
Hope that takes the discussion forward
- Gregory MacDonald
Dopderbeck (#7)
I am afraid I don't have time to deal with all your points. Let me just say that:
1. Yes on the 'orthodox' thing although Scot only meant 'traditionalist' so nothing hangs on this.
2. Yes, in reality people don't make neat utilitarian calculations. Indeed. That is why the threat of eternal torment has often not proven itself to be a strong deterent historically speaking. But my point is merely that it is an error to say that my view of Hell is nothing to worry about. Whether people do in fact worry about Hell is a different issue and one that raises issues for traditionalists as much as for me.
3. You are dependent on Anselm's classic defence of Hell here (a sin against God's infinite glory incurrs infinite demerit and warrants infinite punishment). It is a very problematic argument both biblically (as not all sins are equally bad in the Bible) and philosophically.
NOBODY is making light of God's glory! And nobody is suggesting how many bad-points are earned by act X as opposed to act Y. But I do wish to say that some sins are worse than others and deserve worse punishment. I cannot imagine the alternative.
BUT EVEN IF I'm wrong–and every sin (from stealing a paperclip to torturing a child) are both equally and infinitely bad–that is no argument against universalism. Because you can make sin as big and bad and dark (even infinitely so) as you like but the grace of God in the cross of Christ is bigger and brighter. Where sin abounds grace abounds all the more. So even if we all deserve ETERNAL torment in Hell the cross is strong enough to undo that and to save us all.
And some universalists have taken exactly that line. We all deserve eternal torment in Hell but the cross takes that for us so that none of us have to go through it.
All the best
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Robin (#16),
Thank you for the point by point response to my concerns. I admit that I am responding without having read your book. I think I voice concerns of 'traditionalists" and I am glad to hear that you have thought about them and engage them in an irenic way. Thanks, again.
- Don Ledford
Let me suggest an alternative perspective on Jesus' parable of the rich man and Lazarus. In a nutshell: The parable is about the failure of the Jewish people to properly steward the spiritual riches with which they were entrusted under the covenant. (The rich man in the parable represents the Jews, while Lazarus represents gentiles.)
Rather than sharing the glory of God with the gentiles, the Jewish nation left Lazarus begging and spiritually starving outside the gate. Interestingly, "Lazarus" is the Greek equivalent of "Eleazar," the gentile steward of Abraham who lost his share of the inheritance when the child of promise was born to Abraham (Genesis 15:2-4). References to being "at the gate" and "dogs" were typical Jewish references to gentiles. The rich man, like Judah, had five brothers. And the clincher, Abraham tells the rich man that his brothers would not repent "even if someone rises from the dead." Jesus rose from the dead to demonstrate the triumph of the inclusive kingdom of God, but the Jewish people did not repent.
Of course, there's a more detailed argument to make for this interpretation than can be done in a blog comment! But this perspective is certainly in line with the overall emphasis of Jesus' teaching on the kingdom of God. It nicely complements NT Wright's perspective, with which I agree, regarding the judgment teachings of Jesus being fulfilled in the destruction of Jerusalem in 70 AD.
I am looking forward to the arrival of your book in the mail any day now!
- Gregory MacDonald
Don (#19)
Very interesting. That interpretation of the parable was, as far as I know, first suggested by John Murray (see Letter 1 of his "Letters and Sketches of Sermons"). It is clever and fascinating but, like many of Murray's interpretations, I don't find it very persuasive.
You might also enjoy his interpretation of the sheep and the goats (though you may not agree with it). The sheep are all humans and the goats are the demonic powers that oppress them (from within). By separating them and casting the goats into eternal punishment the sheep (all humans) are liberated and enter life. Again – fascinating but (to my mind) implausible. It was not an interpretation followed by many universalists let alone anyone else.
- JoanieD
To Robin in #17 who wrote, "Where sin abounds grace abounds all the more. So even if we all deserve ETERNAL torment in Hell the cross is strong enough to undo that and to save us all."
Amen to that, Robin. "For God was in Christ, reconciling the world to himself, no longer counting people's sins against them." 2 Cor 5:19 NLT)
- Bob
I wonder if anybody could comment on what Jesus said about blaspheming the Holy Spirit with regard to universalism. Specifically, I'm thinking about how he says "blasphemy against the Spirit shall not be forgiven" and "whoever shall speak against the Holy Spirit, it shall not be forgiven him, either in this age, or in the age to come."
That "age to come" bit is interesting in light of the discussion about "hell as eternal" vs "hell as ages long," I think.
So, if Jesus was a universalist, does that mean that blasphemy against the Spirit *will* be forgiven, or that no one will ever blaspheme the Spirit. If the latter, why bother with the warning?
Full disclosure: I'm "hopeful" but so far not very convinced.
- JoanieD
Bob, that is a good question. I am hoping maybe Robin will respond to it. I can't remember if he addressed it in his book but I will check later.
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I was a hopeful universalist for a couple of years but have taken the leap, now. My understanding of no forgiveness in the age to come has to do with Don's (#19)view of the rich man parable…
Don said, "The parable is about the failure of the Jewish people to properly steward the spiritual riches with which they were entrusted under the covenant."
Since Jesus came for the "lost sheep of the house of Israel", first, I believe that some things He warned them about pertained just to them. They were, as Don said, entrusted with spiritual riches. Paul said they were "given the oracles of God". Obviously, they had a special assignment from God for His kingdom. I don't know if that means a literal 1000 year kingdom or not, but if it does, couldn't that be the "age to come"? If so, no forgiveness in that age would mean they would totally miss out on what they had been chosen to do in that glorious age. Thus, causing much regret and gnashing of teeth. They are in outer darkness while others, who were called, because of their sin, are ruling and reigning .(in the light so to speak) There has to be a specific meaning to this warning because of other passages in the bible that talk about God's mercy and grace….locking up all in disobedience so He can have mercy on all…Romans 11.
As pertaining to Jews and Gentiles , Paul said there was a secret that had been hidden for the ages that was being revealed , through him. Wasn't that secret the fact that God, in the very beginning, planned to sum up everything in Christ, (he will reign until everything is subjected to Himself) so He can present it to God, that he may be All in All?
I am so relieved to think that God really did not create the plan I was taught He did. It may be the child in me, but, I can see Him as the original creator of that well worn phrase that brings gladness to little hearts everywhere…."and they all lived happily ever after"
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I found Mr. Escobedo through AVVO. He was very helpful,going the extra mile to offer other alternatives to find the answers I needed.prompt and respectful.
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Let me first start by saying that I'm not the type of person who normally take the time to sit down and write a review; like most folks I just complain and keep on pushing. However, in this particular case I felt I had to do something to express my deep and sincere gratitude to a young attorney and his staff out San Antonio, Texas, Mr. George Pablo Escobedo. I'm retired navy and spent nearly ten years "AFTER" retiring working for a Defense Contractor(Great Company) in the Middle East. I was seriously injured in late 2011 while performing my duties. I didn't have a clue with regards to the Defense Base Act ( The Legal Statue that cover folks working for defense contractors overseas) didn't even know the statue existed. However, once the insurance company started giving me a hard time with regarding my claim, I started researching and searching the internet and stumble across George's "LAW" office. After meeting him at his office, the rest as they say was history. What I appreciated the most was how knowledgeable he was about the Defense Base Act, how he took the time to explain it to me in great detail and how quickly he got the insurance company to "See the Light." Once George got involved I was able to stop stressing and focus on treatment. It was truly smooth sailing from top to bottom from start to finish. He was extremely responsive always getting back with me within 24 hours. I sat in on numerous phone conversations with George and the other side and was able to hear with my own ears how passionate he gets when it came to advocating for his client. He kept me well informed through emails, text messages and by phone, and most of all he was a strong advocate on my behalf by making sure I received just and fair COMPENSATION. So, a BIG Thank you to George, Claudia and Becky for making a my unfortunate circumstances as stressless as one could hope for.
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Even tho he could not represent me with my case, he still offered up advice and even allowed me to save his # and said I could call him anytime if I had questions. This gentleman really cares about helping ppl out and it's not all about the money to him. I wished there were more attorneys like him who truly care, other than caring what's in it for them. God bless you Mr Escobedo and all you do.
Posted by Patricia
Mr. Escobedo is very professional. Whenever we have a question he gets back to us promptly. Very respectful, also.
Posted by Shawn
From the first time meeting Mr. Escobedo he was up front and walked me through step by step on how we would go about fighting my workerscomp case! He stepped up to the plate when it came time to go to court! Even after getting a good decision from the judge he is still willing to help me! He is definitely a great honorable man! I would for sure recommend Mr. Escobedo to anyone who needs help with their workerscomp case! I truely appreciate all he has done!
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Mr. Escobedo was my attorney for a workman's comp case against TX Mutual insurance. He made me feel that he understood exactly what I was dealing with. He was always very honest about my case. His expertise along with compassion made me feel like a priority and not just another paycheck. Mr. Escobedo did an excellent job representing me against a major insurance company. I was very blessed to have him on my side.


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SRINAGAR, India (Reuters) - A planned concert by the Bavarian State Orchestra and renowned conductor Zubin Mehta in Indian-controlled Kashmir has angered separatist groups in the disputed Himalayan region, and security forces are mounting a major operation to keep the visitors safe.
The concert, the first of its kind in Kashmir, is expected to attract an audience of 1,500 guests on Saturday, including government ministers and diplomats. It will be held in a Mughal-era terraced garden on the banks of the picturesque Dal Lake in Srinagar, the summer capital of India's Jammu and Kashmir state.
The event has been organized by Germany's ambassador to India, Michael Steiner, who told a news conference that the aim of the concert was to "reach the hearts of the Kashmiris with a message of hope and encouragement".
Kashmir is divided between India and Pakistan. Separatists say that holding the concert on the Indian side effectively legitimizes New Delhi's rule.
It takes place against a backdrop of an upsurge in violence in the Kashmir valley. Militants have staged a number of attacks against Indian security forces in and around Srinagar in recent months. Militants struck an army convoy in June, a day before Indian Prime Minister Manmohan Singh was due to visit the area, killing eight soldiers.
India and Pakistan have fought three wars over Kashmir, one of the most highly militarized regions in the world. Soldiers on the disputed border regularly trade mortar and machinegun fire. About 700,000 Indian troops, paramilitary forces and police are stationed in Jammu and Kashmir state.
Kashmir separatist leader Syed Ali Shah Geelani has called for a general strike in the region on Saturday to protest what he says is Indian occupation of the disputed territory.
"The majority of people here are suffering from state repression. Under these circumstances there is no relevance for a music program," he said. Continued...


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Jolted by the huge popularity 'bounce' that Democratic nominee Bill Clinton has gained from his convention, the Bush camp began its counter-attack in earnest yesterday.
The President, who earlier in the day lambasted Mr Clinton's economic plan as a 'smoke and mirrors' cover for planned tax increases, was due to give a satellite pep-talk to Republican rallies in 27 states last night. Later this week he may unveil a revamped economic strategy. Nothing, though, would have the impact of a summons to Mr Baker.
The move would be a calculated gamble - in effect tying Mr Bush's hands in foreign policy, the one area where he is deemed more effective than Mr Clinton, and perhaps creating the impression that the President is wholly reliant on Mr Baker's organisational skills for victory.
But, such is the state of the President's campaign, that most of his strategists feel there is little choice.
Both Mr Bush, after his fishing holiday in Wyoming last week with the Secretary of State, and Mr Baker during his trip to the Middle East, have left the door open to a shake-up.
So too, most studiously, did White House spokesman Marlin Fitzwater at his regular daily briefing yesterday.
There are other signs, too, which might portend change. Unusually, deputy State Department spokesman Richard Boucher, as well as Margaret Tutwiler, is accompanying Mr Baker to the Middle East, suggesting he is being groomed to take over should Ms Tutwiler, a long time assistant, go with Mr Baker to aid the re-election effort.
The logistics of any such move remain unclear. In 1988 Mr Baker quit as Treasury Secretary to head Mr Bush's campaign. If he takes on similar duties this time, his deputy, Lawrence Eagleburger, could become acting Secretary of State on an interim basis.
But if he takes a formal post - say White House Chief of Staff or a domestic cabinet job - a replacement would have to be named.
There is still talk, moreover, of Vice-President Dan Quayle being dropped from the Republican ticket should Mr Bush's popularity fail to pick up quickly. The odds on this happening are slim but if it did, major changes in the administration would follow, conceivably involving a straight swap between Mr Quayle and either Mr Baker or the Defence Secretary, Dick Cheney.
Meanwhile the Clinton bandwagon, or rather his current barnstorming tour by bus of the Midwest, continues most emphatically to roll.
A new CNN/USA Today poll gives the Arkansas Governor a 22 per cent lead over Mr Bush, a measure of how supporters of the candidate-who-never-quite-was Ross Perot are flocking in droves to Mr Clinton.
By more than two to one, Mr Perot's followers prefer Mr Clinton to the President.
Remarkably, 47 per cent of voters now think the Democrats will win in November, against 37 per cent who foresee a Republican victory. As recently as mid-March, three-quarters of a similar sample believed Mr Bush was a shoo-in.
For its part, Mr Perot's disarray deepens. Erstwhile state organisers failed to come up with a coherent strategy at a weekend meeting in Dallas, while some of his diehard supporters in Florida are filing a 'class-action' lawsuit. They are not seeking financial damages for his withdrawal, but want him compelled to maintain his original promise to run on the ballot on all 50 states if he was given enough support.
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The Rev. Richard Shahan returned to face charges in the murder of his wife. Shahan, a former associate pastor at First Baptist Church of Birmingham, made no comment as he was led into the Jefferson County Jail Wednesday. Shahan was extradited from Nashville, where authorities arrested him as he tried to board a flight to Germany on New Year's Day. His lawyer says Shahan was departing on a mission trip. But Homewood police said they were concerned Shahan might head to Russia, which might not send Shahan back. Shahan's lawyer said he will seek to have him released on bond.


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Even before I touched a drop, I loved the names: Glenfarclas, Benromach, Aberlour, Dallas Dhu and Craigellachie. Aficionados of single malt whisky will immediately recognise these distilleries from Speyside, sandwiched between Inverness to the west and Aberdeen to the east.Almost half of all Scotland's whisky distilleries are in Speyside, which takes its name from the river Spey, and the area is to single malt whisky (the product of one single distillery as opposed to a blend) what California's Silicon Valley is to computers. This clustering of single malts began in 1824, when George Smith founded Glenlivet in a remote spot in the Grampian Highlands. The location was ideal when distilling was illegal; the river Livet provided the pure water to mix with the barley and from their vantage point, distillers could spot excise men - Robert Burns was an excise man before turning poet - from miles away.
When distilling whisky was a crime against the crown, there were no less than 200 distilleries in Glenlivet alone, so the high concentration of single malt whiskies in Speyside is a tradition that dates back hundreds of years.
"Once you had the first distilleries, Speyside attracted others as they knew they could find the expertise," said Robin Laing, author of The Whisky River, a book about Speyside, and composer of a song that reels off all 40 distilleries in the area.
Laing is one of the many characters who crop up during the annual Spirit of Speyside whisky festival. Held in early May, the festival, dating back to 1998, seeks to put the area on the Scottish tourist map, dominated by destinations such as Edinburgh and the spectacular, savage beauty of the west coast.
Speyside cannot match the wild grandeur of the western highlands. Its charms are of a gentler nature: roads lined with silver birch trees; undulating hills with yellow bursts of gorse; towns with solid stone cottages and remarkably clean streets; and those distilleries with their distinctive pagoda-like steeples.
In his book about whiskies, Raw Spirit, the novelist Iain Banks, was so enchanted by Speyside during his road trip that he wrote after visiting the Cardhu distillery - home of Johnnie Walker: "Surrounded by sloped fields and lines of budding trees, a pleasant glow manifesting itself after a modest tasting… Speyside suddenly seemed like one of the best places in the whole damned world."
With such testimonials, Speysiders feel hard done by as tourists generally bypass their neck of the woods. Still some 16,000 people came for the Spirit of Speyside last year, from as far away as Canada and Japan – 6,000 more than the year before. There are tastings galore of course, but also open days at distilleries, where the distinctive sweet smell of fermented barley hangs in the air over the heather-covered hills.Visitors can admire the huge wooden vats holding the "malted" barley - barley that has been soaked in water and allowed to germinate - and huge copper stills, where the alcohol resulting from the mixture of malt, water and yeast is twice-distilled.
The unsung heroes of the whisky business are the cask makers. At the Speyside Cooperage, a handful of men hammer away, making and repairing the enormous casks that hold the whisky before it is bottled. To qualify as a Scotch, a whisky has be stored in a cask for at least three years - the bare minimum. Good whiskies take time and can't be hurried; that's why it seems to instill so much passion among whisky makers. They've got to love the product to wait for years before they can make money.
These are good times for whisky in general with exports hitting record levels. Single malts for the first time just broke through 10% of the whisky market, dominated by blends such as Johnnie Walker and Ballantine's. Single malts are a bit like the Rolls-Royces of the Scotch whisky industry. Blends might account for the bulk of sales, but the single malts have the romance and the cachet.
Yet it was not so long ago that Speyside went through hard times. In the 1980s, several distilleries closed, including the Dallas Dhu. The last distillery to be built in the 19th century, Dallas Dhu is now a museum piece, its massive stills inactive and cold, its whiskies a collector's item, but very much part of the whisky "heritage" business. That crisis allowed the multinationals such as Pernod Ricard - owner of Glenlivet and Arberlour - and Diageo - owner of Knockando and Cragganmore - to move in. They helped keep distilleries afloat but at much reduced staffing levels.
Proof of the Speyside revival can be found at the Benromach distillery. The smallest distillery in Speyside, Benromach was bought by Gordon & MacPhail, a bottler of malt whiskies for 110 years. The company has a splendid shop in the town of Elgin, with its magnificent ruined cathedral, selling 750 kinds of malts, including a 1938 Mortlach going for a snip at £7,500.
Speyside whiskies are not unlike its landscape, soft and gentle, unlike their more smoky and peaty Islay cousins. In the spirit of gentle rivalry, one Speysider said of Laphroaig, a potent Islay whisky: "Hold it near a fire alarm and it will go off."
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The Spirit of Speyside whisky festival takes place from May 1 – May 5. Mark Tran travelled to Speyside as a guest of Visit Scotland. He stayed at the Knockomie hotel near Elgin, which offers doubles with breakfast from £122 per night.


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Both Plattsburg and Orrick had the offense going in the first quarter, but the game then settled into a defensive battle Tuesday night. The host Tigers jumped out to a 29-23 lead after the first 8 minutes and then held on to stop visiting Orrick 49-46.
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'Dream Shop'
I know that all of us hot-rod-finatic guys and greasewhores have a dream of what the greatest shop in the world would be to us,even if we could afford it or not.More than likely not.Whether it's something just to tinker around in or actually do work for the public.Anyway,the spot that I have picked out to build a house in the future has a very nice lot to put a shop on.I've already been thinking about it lol.Ya'll know how it is.
My 'Dream Shop' Would Be:
100' x 100' Enclosed Building w/ Concrete Floor
25' x 25' Paint Booth
20' x 20' Office
Roll-Up Shop Entrance Door
2 Floor-Mounted Vehicle Lifts
Heat & Air
And let's not forget..Any kind of tool or piece of equipment that I would ever need .It suits my fancy.What do you fellow hot-rodders have in mind for a 'Dream Shop'?
If you already have your 'Dream Shop',tell us about it!
ah... i love the thought of it..all i would want i\s ur simple 2 car garage. perfectly flat paved floor painted in gray. i would love a nice big tool box with all the tools i would need.
Now you're talking !!
To that list I would have to add...
central heating and air for the shop so that I can work year round in comfort.
Well I did throw the Heat & Air on there .
a good feature...
I visited a Honda garage once for school, and in their shop they had a huge air compressor hooked up to steel tubing that circled the whole garage area with attatch points every 12 feet or so...it also had the car lifts and heating and air. they had to drag me out..hehe
I have a 24X24 shop, that I have built many vehicles in . Its all I need and I have most of the tools I need.
Me and my dad have been working on his shop for two years now, and its becoming a bit a "Dream Shop". Sure its not 100x100 but it is fairly decent 30x36 with 12 foot ceilings, two roll-up doors. It is all plumbed for heated floors, but we have not got the heating system hooked to it (maybe in the summer). right now its wood heat for us...Well it works anyways.
Next year it just needs siding, and to finish the heated floors. Just about done.
It sure beats the he!! out of taking the motor out of my truck in the un-even dirt, and the S10 has a nice snow free home for the winters! And its even surrounded with projects, which my dream garage would have to have.... Lots of projects. They're not all ours, but it makes the property look real Gear Head.
40x60 steel barn, insulated.
concrete floor with in floor water heating
4 - 16x20 rolling doors, 2 front, 2 rear.
ceiling fans, heating untils in corners
paint booth
air compressor with full plumbing
lots of electrail outlets
full workbench
tool wall
lots of storage
in ground pit oil change place type
hydralic in ground vehicle lift
4 post abouve ground vehicle lift
Lots more than I care to mention.
yeah, I've been thinking about it for a while.
well my shop is 30X46 with a 15X46 concrete slab on the side for a extension,I plan on doing this next summer, it has heat and air,but the gas bill goes so high in the winter that I usually don't use the heat very much, I plan on finishing the extension so I can put all the tools , mill ,lathe, drill press bandsaw etc there and still have room for fab and grinding room, it stays full all the time, I had one customer that always brought his car over and left it for some minor repair and never would come back and get it, if I said anything to him about his car being ready, he would tell me to do some other little something to it , and it would end up being in the shop all winter taking up valuable space, finally it dawned on me that he was just storing his car for the winter,
cheap storage huh??? NEVER enough room, Bill
I think Bill said it right, never enough room. I would fill it with something given the chance. I would just like to remember everything that's in my garage and know where it's at???
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[ I would just like to remember everything that's in my garage and know where it's at???
No Kidding Todd, My son and I just spent all weekend getting crap cleaned out and things organized , seperated parts for each project , so we can find them without wasting a lot of time looking, we found things that I had already replaced because we couldn't find the origional , that can get expensive , Like big Paul on american Chopper says,, "Now I'm really getting agrivated " hehehehe Bill
Dream Garage = see "smart" Garage thread in this forum.
as a ex 25 year mechanic i have all the tools you would want but nowhere to use them. any garage at this point would be a dream. inner city loys way to small to buildon.
Mine is really a "reality garage" because my "dream garage" would be much bigger. I have a 3 bay (30 x 24) integral garage to house my cars and some minor storage. There is also a 30 x 24 detached garage. 14 x 24 single garage was originally built with the house and I am just finishing up adding on 16 x 24 with vaulted ceiling. The 14 x 24 bay is going to be the clean bay for painting and other clean work. The new 16 x 24 is going to be for the tools and dirty work. Woodworking and bodywork etc. Can't wait to get the garage door hung and the cement poured.
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For about a month, from the day of the NBA Draft Lottery until less than a week before the draft, it was assumed Markelle Fultz would be a Celtic. And he said he was good with that — he's the No. 1 pick going to a 53-win team that is thinking title contention. That doesn't happen often.
Then that top pick was traded to the Philadelphia 76ers, and suddenly Fultz was going to be paired with Joel Embiid and Ben Simmons. Fultz liked that a lot, and he liked the city a lot.
Why? Because they have Chick-fil-A restaurants. Check out what Fultz wrote in the The Players' Tribune, an article titled "What's Up, Philly." (Hat tip Inceptions at NBA Reddit)
Then (Fultz's agent) Keith hit me up and said, "New plan. Philly."
I was just waking up. So I was like, "O.K., cool. Do they have Chick-fil-A there?"
A crispy chicken sandwich for breakfast. It's kind of like my good luck charm. Keith never got back to me about that important question. So I found out for myself. I googled it immediately.
Philly does have Chick-fil-A. It has six, actually. Seven if you count the one at the airport. Boston has zero Chick-fil-As, for what it's worth.
Are restaurants becoming a new recruiting tool? "I know you're thinking of signing in San Antonio, but we have far more Chipotle's per capita." "There's a Cheesecake Factory just down the street from our practice facility."
I give it four years, max, before Fultz switches to a slightly healthier breakfast choice, at the requestion of Philly's training staff.
OAKLAND, Calif. (AP) — Jordan Bell knows he will most certainly get an earful from Draymond Green come training camp as a Golden State Warriors rookie.
Green came looking for him on draft night with a FaceTime attempt after acquiring his new teammate's digits from general manager Bob Myers. But Bell – out with friends celebrating – didn't answer because the number was unfamiliar.
Bell decided he would text back instead.
"I was like, `Who is this?"' Bell recalled Friday, when he was formally introduced and given his new No. 2 Golden State jersey at team headquarters.
"He didn't reply so I called the number and said, `Who is this?' Then he was like, `Yo, I FaceTimed you, hang up right now and FaceTime me right back, don't call me,"' Bell said. "I FaceTimed him and he didn't answer. I was like, all right. I waited like five seconds and I called him back FaceTime and he answered … and we started talking about it. He was like, `Enjoy this night, celebrate, it only happens once, but after this time we have to get back to work, we're trying to get rings over here."'
The NBA champions began the night Thursday without a draft pick but acquired Bell in a trade with the Bulls. The 6-foot-9 forward and Pac-12 Defensive Player of the Year out of Oregon was the 38th overall selection by Chicago.
Bell had been upset he dropped so far in the draft, then everything changed once the Warriors made a move for him. Green was drafted 35th overall out of Michigan State in 2012 and still has a chip on his shoulder about it. In fact, he can name every team in order and its selection above him that draft year.
"Draymond will be a fun challenge for you," Myers said. "Draymond texted me as I was driving home and he said, `What the' and then expletive `is your problem' to me? So you can fill in the blank. Then he said, `I have to hear about this' expletive `on the internet, you didn't' expletive `tell me about it.' So I couldn't text and drive so I called him and I said, `OK, all right, calm down."'
Green demanded he be able to talk to Bell, so Myers obliged with the new rookie's contact info.
Green's teammates are accustomed to his intensity. He even yells at them from time to time.
"He's like our team mom in a way," joked Myers. "He's the one that you have to kind of get through him."
The first reaction to hearing Jimmy Butler was traded to Minnesota on draft night was "the Bulls only got what back?"
The second reaction was "does Dwyane Wade still opt in?"
Yes, he does, and as he said there are 24 million reasons to do so. Hard to argue with that logic. Which leads to the next question: Will the Bulls buy him out? Or, more likely, when will the Bulls buy him out?
Carmelo Anthony could be in the same boat. Phil Jackson wants to trade him but Anthony has a no-trade clause. The number of teams willing to give up anything for 'Melo where he would waive that clause is very, very limited. You might be able to count them on one finger. And that might be generous. So a buyout could be in order.
Which leads to this interesting note from Brian Windhorst, via Marc Stein, of ESPN.
This makes sense for the Cavaliers. They need roster upgrades and they are capped out. They tried to find a deal to move Kevin Love to get space to chase Jimmy Butler or Paul George, but those three team deals never came together in part because of a lack of trade value for Kevin Love. Adding either or both of these two players to the roster for minimum salaries while giving up nothing is a perfect scenario.
Wade, obviously, has played with LeBron. Even though he is not the player he once was, if his knees are rested he is capable of stretches of fantastic play that can help carry a team. He would be another offensive weapon in a deep arsenal of weapons the Cavaliers have stockpiled.
Anthony would be the same in some ways — he remains a strong scorer in isolation (sets the Cavaliers run more than any other team in the league) and he makes difficult shots. The problem would be elite teams — Golden State, Boston, etc. — could expose his defense against the pick-and-roll. Still, he would be an upgrade if nothing is surrendered for him.
There's a lot of "what if" still to happen before we get to this. However, the idea of one or both of these guys being in Cavaliers uniforms by the start of next playoffs is not out of the question.
The NBA Draft production in Brooklyn is entertainment. It's glitz. There's stage with changing graphics. The NBA Commissioner comes out and announces the picks, then guys who have realized for a while now they would fulfill their dream of playing in the NBA come up on stage in their expensive suits, put on a baseball cap from their new team, shake the Commissioner's hand, and next get interviewed on national television. It all feels rehearsed and staged, with very little feeling genuine.
I prefer how it went for former Valparaiso star Alec Peters better. He was in his hometown, with family and friends, unsure if his name would be called until just before it happened at spot 54 — and he still didn't believe it until he heard it.
That is authentic.
The Suns are a good place to land for a young man wanting to develop and prove he belongs in the league. Peters is a 6'9″ power forward who shot 36.9 percent from three. Can he develop into a stretch four/pick-and-pop threat? He's got a high IQ and will need to prove he can hang with NBA bigs, but he's going to get his chance.


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If you were to have asked me during my senior year of high school what Materials Science and Engineering (MSE) was, I wouldn't have the slightest clue how to answer. Now, less than five years later, I'm sitting here writing this as a first-year MSE PhD student, and were I to be asked that question now, I could go on for hours about how it is one of the coolest, most interdisciplinary fields anyone could get themselves into.
MSE is often an overlooked discipline due to it not being a "major" (read: Mechanical, Chemical, Electrical) engineering discipline. What most people don't realize, however, is that practically everything you do and take advantage of on a day-to-day basis, you have a materials engineer to thank for. That iPhone of yours you stare at for over an hour a day? It's a materials masterpiece.
Consider how many times you've accidentally dropped your phone (whether it be on the ground or on your face while you're laying in bed) without the screen cracking. You have the engineers at Corning to thank for that. Corning's Gorilla Glass is no ordinary day-to-day window glass; it's a special aluminosilicate glass that has undergone a process called ion exchange. Basically, what happens is you dip a sodium-containing glass into a hot bath of potassium ions, where a literal exchange happens between the sodium and the potassium atoms. Since potassium is ever so slightly larger than sodium, the glass is put under compression. If anyone wants to break this glass, they must first overcome the genius behind its reinforcement. You can read more about how gorilla glass is made [here].
The materials genius behind the iPhone isn't limited to just its screen. The production of the hardware that makes your phone so fast was also a materials problem—getting those two billion transistors to fit on a chip inside your iPhone took literal decades of work.
Problems like these are what brought me to take on MSE as my undergraduate major, but the interdisciplinary nature of the field is what convinced me to stay.
My "Intro to MSE" professor (and my eventual undergraduate research advisor), Dr. Laura Fabris, would often tell us about her research. She worked on the production of gold nanoparticles (?!) that could be used for disease/biological marker detection. Her research fascinated me, and was what originally got me interested in the region where materials and biology overlap. The more that I read about what was being done, the more I longed to be a part of it. These desires have brought me to the Johns Hopkins University for my graduate studies, and ultimately the Institute for NanoBioTechnology so that I could gain further insight and training on what is being done at the forefront of my field.
Now that I'm here at Hopkins, I've found myself working on the synthesis and self-assembly of polymeric nanoparticles used for biomedical applications. Did you know that most drugs on the market that are used for treatment of diseases such as cancer are hydrophobic? Now, consider the fact that your body is about 60% water… This makes delivering drugs to certain areas of your body a huge problem, and has posed a challenge for hundreds of scientists and engineers. Using the polymeric nanoparticles my lab synthesizes, we can store these drugs in a safe "vehicle" so that they may safely arrive wherever they are needed. Cool, huh?
With that, I'd like to leave you with the video from Corning that truly was the tipping point to my choosing MSE. Although it no longer lines up with the direction I'm taking myself, it shows how the future lies in the hands of engineers who believe in the power of materials, and I hope I have inspired you to consider the impact materials make in both our everyday lives and the (not-so-distant) future.
Lazaro Pacheco is a first year PhD student in the Materials Science and Engineering department at the Johns Hopkins University. He is a member of the Herrera Lab, and he is currently working on measuring the polydispersity of polymer chains that are 'grafted from' a central polymeric backbone.
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Generic multi-purpose library. thx.core aims to be the lodash library for Haxe.
Simple reinterpretation of the Promise pattern for Haxe.
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Framian is a Scala library built to work with in-memory tabular data in an efficient and type-safe way.
This is a Scala library for working with the Amazon Web Services Java SDK. The SDK provides both synchronous and asynchronous APIs, however the latter offers either Java 5 Future or callbacks, and neither are appealing in Scala. This library transforms the callback-based APIs into Scala Futures. The library also adds a class class mapper API for DynamoDB as well as a helper for using the S3 transfer manager.
This is a companion library to Datomisca, which helps integrate with Play Framework. It has two parts: the first is a plugin for managing the lifecycle of accessing a Datomic database within a Play application; the second are helpers for working with Play-Json and Datomic data.
This is a demonstration of how to use database functions and transaction functions in Datomic. It implements a linked list structure in a database and provides transaction functions to perform atomic updates on the list, such as inserting, moving, and removing elements.
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- 3 cups water
- 1 can (14-3/4 ounces) cream-style corn
- 1 teaspoon salt
- 3/4 cup quick-cooking grits
- 4 green onions, finely chopped
- 2 ounces cream cheese, softened
- 1/4 cup butter, cubed
- 1 large garlic clove, minced
- 1-1/2 pounds uncooked large shrimp, peeled and deveined
- 1 can (14-1/2 ounces) fire-roasted diced tomatoes, drained
- 1 teaspoon seafood seasoning
- 1 teaspoon minced chipotle pepper in adobo sauce
- In a large saucepan, bring the water, corn and salt to a boil. Slowly stir in grits. Reduce heat; cook and stir for 5-7 minutes or until thickened. Remove from the heat; stir in onions and cream cheese.
- In a large skillet, melt butter. Add garlic; saute for 1 minute. Add shrimp; cook and stir for 3-4 minutes or until shrimp turn pink. Stir in the tomatoes, seafood seasoning and chipotle pepper; heat through. Serve with grits. Yield: 6 servings.
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Fourth Annual "It's About a Billion Lives" Symposium
Feb 25 2011 - 8:00am
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Triple digits... ok we got that out of the way. Yes, we had to make some phone calls and check, but Scoggins has hit triple digits and has shown a 101 MPH fastball. It's not the norm for him, but he is still has one of the best fastballs in the Angels farm system. Scoggins has been plagued with injuries so we haven't seen his full ability yet, but what we have seen, we like.
Let's knock the fastball out first. Yes, we called old coaches and some scouts and he has hit 101, but he doesn't throw triple digits normally. His fastball sits anywhere from 95-97 normally, which is still great. His fastball has good movement, and is his go-to pitch in almost every count.
His slider is pretty standard, not a lot more to it. It could develop into a decent second pitch but right now, it's just average. He has recently developed a changeup that is already above average, though. It's not necessarily the break of the ball, but the deception instead, as when it comes out of the same arm slot, batters are fooled thinking the ball is coming at them at 96, but instead comes in the low 80's.
Scoggins has good command for a young pitcher with a quick fastball. It's not great, but you can't necessarily expect it to be great yet. Scoggins tends to have worse command in the beginning innings than in the latter, which is something he'll learn to handle with more innings pitched.
Scoggins made a change in his delivery late in his college days that frees up his elbow a little bit, and he's seemed to be able to keep the mechanics of that delivery. He's still learning how to use his legs more and more, but he's learning on a very rapid pace.
Scoggins statistics are... unique. In 2012, his first professional season, Scoggins went off the charts in the strikeout department, striking out 18.1 per nine (no, that's not a typo). However, he earned a lot of runs and had a high WHIP due to his walk count of eight per nine. Scoggins finished the season with a 4.43 earned run average, and 1.672 WHIP.
2013 was a great season of growth for Scoggins. He was moved to a starting role where he saw more batters and made more pitches, helping him learn how to setup hitters at another level. His strikeout count dropped, which happens when you see more advanced hitters, but he still succeeded in Low-A, striking out 10.5 per nine. His growth came in the control and command department, as his walk count was cut nearly in half (4.8 per nine), and it dropped his WHIP considerably to 1.354. Scoggins finished the 2013 season with a 3.46 earned run average, something most pitchers would be very proud of. One big note is that Scoggins allowed just one home run in 65 innings pitched, which averages out to one home run every seven games.
It is uncertain as to if Scoggins will stay a starter, or be a bullpen pitcher. Either way, Scoggins has a bright future in the Angels system. He was injured near the end of last season, and hopefully he comes back healthy for Spring Training. Healthy or not, Scoggins should start his 2014 campaign with the Inland Empire 66ers in High-A, just to work on some pitching mechanics and develop his second and third pitches a little more. It wouldn't be surprising if Scoggins saw some minimal time to either fill starts or take a few learning steps in Double-A. He could earn a callup to Double-A as well, but it is more likely that a full season in High-A is in Scoggins future.
As to Scoggins future with the Angels big club, his fastball alone could be a big step towards quick progression and a quick rise to the Major Leagues. 2016, is our best prediction for Scoggins to reach the Majors.
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The Directors of the Potomac Curling Club are responsible for the financial, legal and operational management of the club at its facility at the National Capital Curling Center in Laurel, MD. There are 11 members of the Board serving three-year, staggered terms.
Each year, the members of the Potomac Curling Club are called upon to elect or re-elect three or four members of the Board (possibly more if there has been a resignationduring the year).
Between April 20 and May 3, 2013, the membership will elect four Directors. Three directors will be elected for three year terms, and a fourth director for a one year term.
The Nominating Committee is now soliciting club members to run for the Board of Directors. If you are interested in being a leader of the Club please consider running for these important positions. The Board meets at least once a month throughout the year to ensure that the club is operating effectively. Get your nomination in no later than March 22nd!
There are several Committees on which you can lead or serve, including:
- Operations (ice, building)
- Finance (budget, audit)
- Events (bonspiels, banquets, member meetings)
- Training (LTC classes, workshops)
- Member Services (internal events, awards, pro shop, food & beverage)
- Technology (website, event broadcasting, office automation)
- Governance (bylaws, nominations) and Sales & Marketing (Rentals, sponsors)
Your personal expertise, hobbies or areas of interest might not have much to do with curling, but they may be just what your club needs to succeed and thrive. The following are areas that the Board is always in search of:
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- Experience curling away from Potomac
Although many of these assume that you have a great deal of curling experience, that's not always true or necessary. There are other areas that require expertise as well:
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Board nominations must be submitted no later than March 22, 2013.
Each nominee accepting the nomination will be asked to provide a brief biography, picture, and statement of what they believe they will bring to the Board and the club.
Please contact any member of the nominating committee with any questions or concerns.
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- Dawn Findlay, current Board Member
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Part 1, panty se usne haath nikala aur apne naak(nose ) pe le gaya, jaise hi usne fingers ko lick kiya tu uske land ne bahut zor se muth nikaal de jo ki pinky ke thighs pe giri, rinku dar gaya aur apne room me chala gaya, Pinky ne jab eyes kholi tu apni thighs pe giri muth ku usne apni fingers pe liya aur apni chut pe rub karna suru kiya Pinky ko bahut maza aya aur vo climax kar gayi
Part 2, Rinky apne room me gaya aur usne apne bhaiyo ko puri baat narrate kari hum sabka land bota ho gaya next day hum sab late uthe aur pinky ghar se bahar nikal gayi thi. While Pinky was travelling in Bus she was remembring the last nite's events her panty was getting wet and she was getting excited and she thought-lets wait and see what will happen tonight!
In the evening when Pinky returned all brothers were waiting to see her and she was wearing a tight black suit, sleeveless when she walked her tight suit displayed her hips moving in sexy motion after dinner everybody went to sleep, we again put 2 am alarm and went to sleep while Pinky changed in loose gown, she lay on her bed she started thinking what will happen tonight and that excited her her, she has deliberately left the lights on in her room
She rubbed her pussy and soon her fingers got wet, she took her wet fingers to her lips and tasted her wetness for the first time mm salty n good. She was about to climax but stopped, later she fell asleep after the last night's events of Rinku, I could not sleep, I was imagining, pinky ke mame jab dabayege to kaise feel hoga, uske thighs pe haath rakhne se kaisa feel hoga,uski chut kaise hogi alarm bajne se hum sab uth gaye,
Rinku ka land nikar me pehle se hi khada tha the light in pinky's room was on, we got scared that she might get up but rinku went inside, we both were watching from outside while rinku went inside. Rinku stood by Pinky's bed and could not control himself and his heart was beating fast, the sight of Pinky in single piece loose gown was too much, he lowered his half pants and his cock was rock hard.
He stood near her feet side and sat down, he slowly took his hand inside her gown, up from her legs to her thighs, slowly to her panty, Pinky felt a very warm hand inside her gown and slowly opened her eyes to see Rinku, she closed her eyes and she could feel her pussy getting wet Rinku touched and rubbed her pussy from the panties only and could feel the panties getting wet and he stood up and saw the precum oozing from his cock,
He placed it on his fingers and came across her face, he dripped the pre cum on her lips, I and monu were getting excited and entered the room, monu sat down near her feet and started taking his hand up her gown while I was standing with Rinku and watching his next move. Rinku slowly placed his hand on Pinky's tits, Rinku ne apne haath se ek mame ko halke halke dabana suru kiya
Mai bhi excited ho gaya aur apni nikar utaar di, maine dusra mama dabana suru kiya hum ye bhul gaye ki vo so rahi hai aur uski neend bi tuth sakti hai Pinky neend me sone ka natak kar rahi thi vo to pagal hi ho gayi thi uske dono mame dab rahe the aur uske panty ke ander haath chal raha tha, rinku ne apna haath upar se pinky ke ander dala aur bra ko feel kiya mai control na kar saka aur pinky ke button khol diye uska
Black bra aur sexy mame dekthe he hum dono pagal ho gaye aur uske loose bra ko upar kar ke mame free kar diye, side me monu jo ki Pinky ke panty me dale tha, control na kar saka aur hum dono ke paas aakar ek dum mame choosne laga, hum dodno ki sitti pitti gum ho gaye aur room se bahar chale gaye monu mame choostha raha, hum dono bhai room se bhar kharde dekh rahe the, rinku bola, yaar pinky jagi kyu nahi?
Humne dekha ki pinky hil rahi hai, vo masti me apne legs rub kar rahi thi anjaan monu mame choos raha tha hum dono samaj gaye aur ander gaye Rinku ne monu ka ek haath hattaya aur free hua mama choosne laga, pinky ke dono mame choose ja rahe the aur mai dekh raha tha, maine dekha ki pinky kabhi kabi apni eyes halke halke kholke bandh kar lete hai, ab muje yakeen ho gaya ki Pinky soone ka natak kar rahi hai mai paas jakar usko haath ko pakad kar apne land pe rakh diya
Pinky ne apni muthi bandh kare ke mere land ko pakad liya, mai uske sexy face ko dekh raha tha, thabhi usne apni eyes kholi aur muje apne haath se signal kiya ki chut pe kuch karo aur eyes bandh kar li. Pinky low sounds me bol rahi thi ohhhhhhh, maine uski panty utari to dekha uski chut shaved thi magar halke halke baal grow kar gaye the uski pussy ek dum gili thi aur thighs tak uska ras tapak raha tha mai uske bed
Pe baith kar uski thighs pe uska tapka raas lick karna suru kiya apne haath se uski gili aur garam chut to rub karna suru kiya ab Pinky ne apne hoosh kho diye the uske do bhai paagalo ki trah ek ek mama dabathe hue choos rahe the aur mai uski chut ko ab smell kar raha tha, meri garam saanse pinky ko feel ho rahi the, maine kutteh ki tarah uski chuth ko lick karna suru kiya ab tak Pinky 3 baar climax kar chuki thi. Monu aur rinku ne apne apne land ko
Pinky ke mame se dabana aur ragardna suru kar diya, dono ki muth uske mamo aur face par gir gayi maine bhi uski chut ke upar muth mar di hum sab apne room me chale gaye. Pinky could not believe what had happened, she had seen this only in Blue movies with her class mates but this was real, for drinking water she had placed a small glass by her bed, with that glass, she collected everybody's cum in it and saw that good quantity of cum was there, she dripped half of that on her pussy and rubbed it. She drank the remaining cum and she luved it. She wanted more.


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A sample design document is one which highlights the salient features of a design project. It can vary depending on the nature of the design, the parameters of the project and so on. A sample design document can highlight the designing plans of an apartment or the interior designing of an office. However, irrespective of the nature of the document, it should be well written.
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Name of the design project: Interior decoration of apartment to be used for family occupancy.
Design project conceptualized and implemented by: Plush Pvt. Ltd.
Design project commissioned by: Dr. Harold Roberts
Apartment location: 45 Green field Park, West End, London.
Points to be noted:
- The interior of this apartment will be modeled on a theme of the surf as the location of the apartment is close to the beach so the interiors must harmonize with the natural landscape outside.
- The primary colors to be used thus are blue and green. Other shades and variants of these two primary colors will be used extensively.
- The furnishings to be used will be used in sync with the overall décor. In order to retain the natural feel of the interiors, easily maintained materials like cane will be used in an appropriate manner.
- Our core team of designers comprise of Ginny Lambert, Tom Stopping and Micah Roberts.
Overall cost of the designing project: $30000000
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At the forepart of the ship is a 2-person cabine which is provided of new wallcovering in 2014.
The bathroom is provided by a sink and a chemical toilet (the original toilet is still available).
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For example, a signature loan at 8.29% is 24 payments of $45.36 per month per $1,000 financed. A signature loan at 9.39% is 60 payments of $20.95 per month per $1,000 financed.
Rates as of September 22, 2016.
*Annual Percentage Rate (APR) is accurate as of publication date and is subject to change. APR is based on qualified credit. Application fee may apply. All rates are based on an evaluation of credit history, so your rate may vary. All loans subject to credit approval. All rates are subject to change as a result of Board of Directors' action. Other conditions may apply
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Routing & Transit Number


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Laney DSPS High Tech Center (HTC)
Location: Building E, Room 261.
Phone: (510) 464-3427
Hours of Operation: Monday through Thursday 9AM – 4PM; Friday 9AM to 12PM
Purpose of the High Tech Center:
- To provide access to adaptive computer systems for persons with learning challenges.
- To assist students in the transition to college level academic and vocational classes.
HTC Software Resources:
The High Tech Center offers instruction in the use of adaptive software and equipment, including speech recognition, screen reading, image enlarging, Braille display, adaptive keyboards, and the following software applications:
- Ultimate Phonics
- Typing Tutor
- SkillsBank
- Dragon Naturally Speaking (dictation)
- Inspiration (for mind mapping)
- JAWS (screen reading software)
- Kurzweil 1000 & 3000 (scan and read software to assist persons with reading difficulties)
- ZoomText (screen enlargement program)
Contact Information:
John Kress, AA, Adaptive Computer Technician, email@example.com
Computer Lab Rules
Click here to see the rules for use of the HTC computer lab.