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Up There In Alaska
Tom had been in Police work for 25 years.
Finally sick of the stress, he quits his job and buys 50 acres of land in
Alaska as far from humanity as possible.
He sees the postman once a week and gets groceries once a month.
it's total peace and quiet.
After six months or so of almost total isolation, someone knocks on his
door. He opens it and a huge, bearded man is standing there.
'Name's Cliff, your neighbor from forty miles up the road. Having a
Christmas party Friday night. Thought you might like to come at about
'Great', says Tom, 'after six months out here I'm ready to meet some local
folks Thank you.'
As Cliff is leaving, he stops. 'Gotta warn you. Be some drinking'.'
'Not a problem' says Tom. 'After 25 years in the business, I can drink with
the best of 'em'.
Again, the big man starts to leave and stops.
'More 'n' likely gonna be some fighting' too.'
'Well, I get along with people, I'll be all right! ..
I'll be there. Thanks again.'
'More'n likely be some wild sex, too,'
'Now that's really not a problem' says Tom, warming to the idea. 'I've been
all alone for six months! I'll definitely be there.. By the way, what should
I wear?'
'Don't much matter. Just gonna be the two of us.'
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Oh, we know the myth. The best hamburgers are made from ground chuck, because the meat has more fat in it. The fat then prevents the burger from shrinking into a McDonald's-esque disk while cooking. Well, baloney. At the downtown location of Morton's, the hamburger is a full eight ounces of lean ground sirloin. Hard to feel guilty eating that. And it's just about the juiciest thing we've encountered outside the Chris Paciello story. The single drawback? The burger is served only during the noontime meal. Still, order with a side of lyonnaise taters, and that's what we call a power lunch.
This converted no-tell motel on South Dixie is painted a really disgusting shade of green; a more reliable harbinger of the food within can be seen in the clusters of patrons on the benches outside the front door, eagerly awaiting their tables. Inside it's long and narrow, with a boxcarlike feel, but the friendly service and the pungent scent of Thai basil, fish sauce, and chili paste more than compensate for the cramped quarters. A Thai restaurant is only as good as its pad thai, and this one kills: a light hand with the ground pork, and it actually has plenty of shrimp! The rich curries are excellent, as are appetizers like tiger tear and nam sod. The chefs also show a deft touch with seafood; if you find a restaurant of any ethnic description that can cook up a tastier whole snapper, let us know. And if you like your Thai food with plenty of fire, you'll be pleased to know Siam Lotus Room actually takes you at your word when you ask for "four stars" of spiciness. Ouch! Hurts so good.
You just made it. Booth okay? Care for a beverage? Will that be the pasta fagioli or the garden salad? And your rolls: plain or dripping with garlic? For dinner there's lasagna, stuffed shells, eggplant rollatini, chicken parmigiana, veal cacciatore, linguine in clam sauce, ziti with sausage, or something else ... I forgot; I'll be right back. What do you mean you're full? No dessert? Either way it's $7.95. Come on, take the cannoli! (Oh well, just come back: The early bird special is offered seven days a week, 4:00 to 7:00 p.m.)
Tart enough. Sweet enough. Mellow yellow filling, almost ecru. Velvety texture. Moist, crumbly graham cracker crust. Outside edge daintily adorned with a ring of whipped cream. Center garnished with more cream and a twisted lime slice. Ideal to serve to your friends, but at close to ten bucks, certainly not meant to throw at your enemies.
Some folks visit this corner storefront eatery for its baked pastas. Other patrons go for its wonderfully prepared veal scaloppine dishes and fillets of fish sprinkled with capers. And most appreciate the lengths the staff goes to ensure that even those waiting for a table outside have a glass of refreshment. We, however, frequent the cafe for its absolutely fresh caesar salad, which is redolent with garlic, Parmesan, and the all-important anchovies. Oh, we know picky diners don't like to look an anchovy fillet in the eye, so to speak. But you don't have to. The dressing here incorporates chopped anchovies, not whole ones, so you get the proper flavor without being, well, grossed out. Best of all, the kitchen will split an order for you, and the results usually are two huge salads for the price of one.
In the restaurant's bygone heyday both the famous and infamous, from Jackie Gleason to Meyer Lansky, were regularly seated in the rounded vinyl booths of the Celebrity Corner. Although Wolfie Cohen hasn't owned it for quite some time, the 53-year-old institution still offers both old-timers and tourists a place to savor an authentic slice of Miami Beach's past, or maybe just a satisfying hunk of cheesecake. Even the waiters' uniforms -- black vests, white dress shirts, and bow ties -- appear to be circa the more formal Fifties. Miami Beach artist Stewart Stewart added a burst of color to the already character-filled place in 1991 with his Pickle People Promenade and a smorgasbord of 3-D paintings of Wolfie's standards, including Day-Glo borscht with a dollop of sour cream, matzo ball soup, and a perky BLT, all of which take on a surreal glow at 3:00 a.m. in the seemingly timeless 24-hour eatery.


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Related: No impact on L.A. pot measures seen with high court ruling
Cities and counties across the state have legal authority to ban medical marijuana dispensaries within their city limits, according to a unanimous opinion issued Monday by the state Supreme Court in San Francisco.
The court concluded that cities have inherent police power under the state constitution to control their land use, therefore upholding zoning bans on medical marijuana dispensaries throughout the state, despite state laws that decriminalize the use of medical marijuana.
The opinion was issued in the case involving the city of Riverside and Inland Empire Patients Health and Wellness Center, which questioned the city's ban on medical marijuana dispensaries through its zoning code.
The court's opinion upheld a decision by the Fourth District Court of Appeals in Riverside that ruled in November 2011 in favor of Riverside's use of zoning to ban the medical marijuana facility.
"We are very pleased that unanimous California Supreme Court recognized the independent constitutional authority that the cities have to protect public safety and in this case to regulate marijuana distribution to the extent that it can be banned in a storefront facility in a city," said Jeffrey V. Dunn, attorney with Best Best & Krieger representing Riverside.
Dunn said the city will be going after dispensaries currently operating within its city limits.
"The city should have no difficulty closing down all the remaining dispensaries," he said.
J. David Nick, an attorney representing Inland Empire Patients Health and Wellness Center in Riverside, could not be reached for comment.
"We're going to be closing. We lost. That's it," said Lanny Swerdlow, founder of the Wellness Center in 2009, who spent Monday in Sacramento lobbying state legislators on behalf of medical marijuana patients.At noon, the Riverside location had a sign on its door that read: "Effective immediately the Health and Wellness Center is closed for business. It has been our pleasure to serve you for the last three years."
"Now patients are going to have to either travel long distances or deal with criminals," he said. "That's what the police wanted. They wanted patients to have to deal with criminals."
Swerdlow said the members and employees at the Wellness Center will be disappointed.
"They're all going to be feeling that nobody cares and in actuality nobody does care," he said. "Nobody cares about patients. They never have."
Many local governments have opted to ban the dispensaries due to worries about problems surrounding them, such as lax control over the distribution of a drug that remains illegal under federal law.
The Supreme Court case is the latest legal struggle over the issue, which has repeatedly tested the limits of the Compassionate Use Act of 1996 that allows the use of marijuana to treat illnesses such as cancer, glaucoma and AIDS.
While the Compassionate Use Act decriminalized the use of medical marijuana, it did not set up a distribution system such as storefront dispensaries.
The state Legislature adopted The Medical Marijuana Program in 2004 to enhance patients' and caregivers' access to medical marijuana through collective, cooperative cultivation projects.
According to the opinion, both laws are "incremental steps toward freer access to medical marijuana" and "merely declare that the conduct they describe cannot lead to arrest or convictions. "However, neither piece of legislation limits the authority of local governments to regulate the use of its land through ordinances, including the prohibition of medical marijuana dispensaries, according to the court's opinion."
Paul Chabot, president of the Rancho Cucamonga-based Coalition for a Drug Free California, said the opinion is the biggest victory against medical marijuana dispensaries in the state's history.


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The Stuart Air Show is this weekend at Witham Field.
We spoke with veteran jumper and Port St. Lucie resident Bob Edmiston. He's the Jump Master with the Air Sports Parachute Demonstration Team.
In addition to the jumps on Saturday and Sunday, there is a special pyrotechnics jump on Friday night.
"These pyrotechnics will be strapped to special brackets on each jumpers' foot...as they're falling through the sky."
Bob says the day jumps will be spectacular as well.
"There will probably be eight jumpers all at the same time. Four of them will be doing a certain formation. Others will be doing their specialty like swooping into the ground at 70 mph."
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Wittenberg Professor, Springfield Mayor Warren Copeland Selected For Prestigious Humanitarian Award
December 21, 2009
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Springfield, Ohio — Family is important to Warren Copeland, starting with his wife, children and grandchildren, but his sense of family reaches much more broadly to include loved ones in his church, Wittenberg and particularly the Springfield community. His dedication to so many throughout his career led the National Conference for Community and Justice (NCCJ) of Greater Dayton to honor Copeland at its annual Friendship Dinner in October.
Copeland was one of five Dayton-area community leaders and activists honored with humanitarian awards at the organization's annual fundraiser dinner on Oct. 26. The awards recognize people who reflect NCCJ's mission of fighting bigotry and racism while promoting respect and understanding.
Past recipients Fred Leventhal, who supports the Witt Series each year through the Fred R. Leventhal Family Endowed Lecture, and Richard Kuss, class of 1945 and also a generous donor to the university, nominated Copeland for the humanitarian award. In his acceptance speech, Copeland expressed gratitude to the distinguished men who nominated him while sounding a familiar theme in his professional and political career – the importance of community and urban renewal.
"I believe with every fiber of my being that the survival of our urban cores as communities of human meaning and purpose is one of the central ethical challenges facing America today," said Copeland, who serves Wittenberg as a professor of religion, director of urban studies and faculty director of the Center for Civic & Urban Engagement. "I have committed myself to rising to that challenge and plan to do so for as long as I am able. Thank you for recognizing that commitment. Feel free to join us in it."
Copeland doesn't just talk the talk, he walks the walks when it comes to leading his community and its hometown university into a new era. He has studied cities for years, and he even authored a groundbreaking book in 2009, Doing Justice In Our Cities, described by one reviewer as "a lively and authoritative look at how one public servant honored his commitment to serve the 65,000 citizens of Springfield, Ohio, without compromising his commitment to serve God."
In addition to his various professional commitments at Wittenberg, Copeland is the first person elected mayor directly by the voters of Springfield in more than 90 years. He has served the city as a commissioner since 1988, including 15 years as mayor.
In his career, he has studied urban policies and analyzed pressing city issues while also dealing with the realities of everyday life as a politician, all of which provides him with a unique perspective. As far as Copeland knows, he is the only person in America who teaches ethics and is mayor of a city of more than 60,000 people.
Released July 20, Doing Justice In Our Cities is Copeland's fourth book. Economic Justice and Issues Of Justice (co-editor) were both published in 1988, while And The Poor Get Welfare was published in 1994. All three books have examined religious social ethics.
"Thirty-two years ago we came to Springfield so I could teach and practice social ethics," Copeland said while accepting the award. "The faculty, staff and students have made Wittenberg a very good place to do that."
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If you're like me, you're still a bit sore over the loss of Wolverine and the X-Men. Lucky for us, there is one final joy that this fantastic show can bring us, and that is the complete series on Blu-ray!
Released a few days ago is the entire 26-episode run of this short-lived and groundbreaking series on Blu-ray and DVD!
Canadians have already seen a complete series package, but it was barebones, without any of the special features found in this box set, including 29 audio commentaries! This box set is worth picking up as it stands to be one of the best superhero animated show to have come out in a long time.
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Friday, June 8, 2012
Easy Breezy 4th of July Wreath
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- Full Circle Creations said...
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- June 8, 2012 at 9:36 AM
- Full Circle Creations said...
Please disregard my previous comment...I had too many things going on when I typed it. Your wreath looks wonderful. And I see where it hangs on the door and looks great! But it would look good on a table display as a centerpiece too.
- June 8, 2012 at 1:51 PM
- Nicole Buckingham said...
Oh, I'm loving this festive wreath.
Following ya now from the hop and am looking forward to seeing more of your creations. We're riding the wave of life at localsugarhawaii.com and I'd love it if you'd join us for the ride. Also, we're having tons of fun sharing aloha here there and everywhere with our ALOHA Friday HOP. I'd love it if you'd join us for the fun.
- June 8, 2012 at 1:58 PM
- Kaysi @ Keeping it Simple said...
This is SUPER cute and I love how easy it is, great job!!!
- June 8, 2012 at 2:30 PM
- Cranberry Morning said...
Very cute patriotic wreath, Terri! And I think Gage adds to the photo. You can tell him I said so. Arf! :-)
- June 8, 2012 at 3:30 PM
- Sharing Shadymont said...
Wow! Great idea!
- June 10, 2012 at 8:47 PM
- Tricia said...
Very cute! And so easy!
- June 10, 2012 at 9:01 PM
- Jerri Rivers said...
What a great idea! Love this!
- June 11, 2012 at 3:02 AM
- Clairejustine said...
Great idea :)
- June 11, 2012 at 7:43 AM
- Jill @ KitchenFunWithMy3Sons.com said...
Love this! We have our Kitchen Fun & Crafty link party up and would love for you to share this!
- June 11, 2012 at 7:44 AM
- Crafty Mischief said...
- June 11, 2012 at 2:04 PM
- southernflaircrafts said...
What a great idea!! I'm going to get the supplies so my girls can each make one of their own. Thanks for sharing.
- June 11, 2012 at 2:38 PM
- Rolled Up Pretty said...
Oh my gosh, how cute is this!??? LOVE IT! So great for the 4th of July! Thanks for sharing and you've got such a fun blog! :)
- June 11, 2012 at 4:36 PM
- Mama Jodi said...
Fabulous wreath. What a fun idea.
- June 11, 2012 at 5:33 PM
- Jill said...
What a fabulous speedy project! Love it!
Thanks for linking to a Round Tuit!
Hope you have a fabulous week!
Jill @ Creating my way to Success
- June 11, 2012 at 6:30 PM
- Jill said...
What a fabulous speedy project! Love it!
Thanks for linking to a Round Tuit!
Hope you have a fabulous week!
Jill @ Creating my way to Success
- June 11, 2012 at 6:30 PM
- Jeanette said...
So cute and thrifty! Love it.
- June 11, 2012 at 11:28 PM
- Kammy's Korner said...
Terri, this is SOOOOOO cute!!!!!!
- June 12, 2012 at 8:02 AM
- Shanee @ LivingLifeSouthernStyle said...
What a great idea, this is too cute! Thanks for sharing, visiting from Sugar Bee Crafts.
- June 12, 2012 at 3:19 PM
- cheapcraftymama said...
Adorable, love it! I need to make one! I would love for you to share this (and any other creations) at Pin It and Win It Wednesday @ www.cheapcraftymama.com!
- June 13, 2012 at 7:21 AM
- CHRISTMAS PIE CRAFTS said...
What a great wreath and it looks nice and easy to make.
- June 13, 2012 at 7:38 AM
- Marji Roy said...
Great use of fabric to create a seasonal wreath- using the symbolism of our flag in a different orientation. I like it! A lot!
- June 13, 2012 at 2:06 PM
- Eva {Tales of the Scotts} said...
This is uber cute and easy! Thanks for sharing!
- June 14, 2012 at 6:54 AM
- Ann from On Sutton Place said...
This is amazing...the embroidery hoop was brilliant. Very sturdy. I noticed your Etsy mini on your sidebar. Going to visit right now. Saw your link at Terry's...nice to visit again!
- June 14, 2012 at 7:05 AM
- Crystal said...
I love this, it's adorable. I'm pinning it on my pinterest! :-)
- June 14, 2012 at 7:10 AM
- Michele {The Scrap Shoppe} said...
This is SUPER duper cute!!! I love the simplicity of it. Such a beautiful project! :)
- June 14, 2012 at 8:21 AM
- Laurie said...
Cute, quick, easy craft project. That's how I like 'em. Beautiful wreath. Thanks for sharing. I'm visiting from Truly Lovely's Fancy This Fridays and am now following you.
- June 15, 2012 at 7:09 AM
- mary kathryn @ mathews family happenings said...
what a fabulous wreath! Thanks so much for sharing! I'm visiting from the TT&J party
- June 15, 2012 at 7:17 PM
- Vanessa Barker said...
This is so cute and easy! I'd love to have you come link up at my Tutorial Tuesday http://www.ourthriftyideas.com/2012/06/tutorial-tuesday-10.html
- June 15, 2012 at 9:37 PM
- BJ_Mama said...
I made a Flag Project this week too! I LOVE your wreath...perhaps I'll be picking up some bandanas today :)
- June 16, 2012 at 7:40 AM
- Aimee - ItsOverflowing.com said...
SUPER CUTE! Crossing my fingers you share this at my party!!! Saturdays at Seven!
XO, Aimee
- June 16, 2012 at 9:57 PM
- Carol, The Answer Is Chocolate said...
Brilliant! Simple and such high impact. Thanks for sharing at this week's party!
- June 17, 2012 at 10:50 AM
- Allyson Butler said...
I found your blog through the It's Overflowing link up - this is too too cute! I'm all for a simple project, and I love wreaths!
- June 17, 2012 at 8:31 PM
- Terry said...
Woohoo. Now you're totally ready for July 4th! I can't believe this was so easy - thanks for sharing at our party this week.
- June 18, 2012 at 5:19 PM
- Sarah Jenkins said...
I love projects that start with "easiest..." It's beautiful! I'm a new follower and I'd love for you to share this on Tuesday's Tidbits @ Naptime Delights: http://naptimedelights.blogspot.ca/2012/06/tuesdays-tidbits-link-party-5.htmlThanks so much!
- June 18, 2012 at 5:50 PM
- Six Sisters said...
What a great idea for the holiday. Thanks for sharing on our "Strut Your Stuff Saturday". Hope you come back next week. -The Sisters
- June 19, 2012 at 4:57 PM
- Amy said...
LOVE this! So cute, so simple, so festive! Thanks for sharing at Shine on Fridays!!
- June 19, 2012 at 6:00 PM
- Katie said...
Super cute wreath and very creative! Thank you for linking up to Sew Woodsy last week. I will be featuring your project tomorrow during the weekly link party!
- June 19, 2012 at 8:52 PM
- Brittany @ My Decoupaged Life said...
This is so cute! This would be a fun project to do with my daughter.
Just so you know, I featured you on today's Show Off Saturday
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The group, who last week canceled their tour just two days before it was set to kick off, have now shut down their Twitter account.
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The boy band's rep said they called off their tour because of a "disagreement over their music direction," but it's being speculated that the decision was a result of other, more serious factors.
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That's what the Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services asked in its February "request for information" about such registries, and whether the agency should approve such clinical data registries as being "qualified," ultimately satisfying federal requirements under its Physician Quality Reporting System, or the Electronic Health Record (EHR) Incentive Program.
To be such a federally recognized registry, what requirements would a professional organization have to meet?
These voluntary reporting registries, a growing trend in specialty care especially for surgery and other invasive procedures, amass and risk-adjust, sometimes audit, and usually report back results to participating doctors and hospitals so they can benchmark their own performance.
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We had a wonderful morning today at the Pregnancy and Parenting Network. Lots of new people as well as some regulars. Nicole came along for the first time and sent me an email saying:
Just a quick note to let you know I found the meet today awesome. I'll be attending (for sure) in future. Just in case anyone asks (I know you were keen for the recipe Jane), the recipe for the Beetroot dip is available on this page.I was a big fan of Nicole's beetroot dip. Have you any yummy healthy recipes to share?
If Fiona shares her recipe for those magnificent chocolate thingos I'd be very keen to have a copy of it ;-)
26th August 2011 11:21 AM #2FiGuest
The beetroot dip was really yum! Thanks for sharing the recipe Nicole!
Here's the recipe for the Chocolate tarts: http://mynewroots.blogspot.com/2010/...sse-tarts.html
On that website I've also made the miracle milkshake and the Raw Cashew Dreamcake - both were divine!


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The beginning of last week we were invited to a friend's house for dinner. We had delicious dinner in their lovely Sukkah. I forgot to bring my camera, but will update this post when my friend sends me the pictures we took using her camera.
Our friend Miriam makes delicious wines using grapes, other fruits and herbs. We had the honor of having her cabernet sauvignon, strawberry and summer wines, which is made from pea pods. Yes folks, you read it correctly, pea pods. It was delicious and tasted quite fruity; very difficult to describe without sounding a bit pretentious. The strawberry wine was a little fizzy and tasted as if you were biting into a giant, luscious and ripe strawberry. Yum.
We closed the meal with delicious lemon cakes that her daughter made and the Kritika Patouthia biscuits and mango-nectarine sorbet that my husband and I made.
Kritika Patouthia are Greek biscuits from the island of Crete. They are filled with ground almonds, ground walnuts, sesame seeds and honey and are typically rolled in icing (powdered) sugar. I decided that they were sweet enough and omitted the icing sugar. These cookies are delicious and went well with the last of the summer mango-nectarine sorbet. I came up with this recipe when I didn't have enough mangoes to make sorbet. The nectarines work quite well with the mango and do not get lost with the strong mango flavour.
1/2 cup olive oil
4 tablespoons water
4 tablespoons orange juice
Juice of one lemon
6 tablespoons white sugar
4 cups all-purpose flour
1/2 teaspoon baking soda
1 teaspoon salt
1 cup ground walnuts
1 cup ground almonds
1 cup sesame seeds
1 cup honey
Confectioners' sugar
Orange flower water or orange juice for sprinkling
Mix together olive oil, water, orange juice, lemon juice and sugar. Set aside. In a large bowl sift together flour, baking soda and salt. Add olive oil mixture to flour mixture.
On a floured surface, work and knead to a smooth dough. Cover dough (you can place the empty bowl over it) and let dough rest for an hour.
While dough is resting, make filling.
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Combine ground walnuts, ground almonds, sesame seeds and honey together in a bowl. Mix until well coated.
Preheat oven to 350F (180C).
Roll out dough to about 1/4 inch thickness. Cut into 3 inch squares. Place 1 heaping teaspoon of filling in center of each square.
Moisten edges with orange flower water or orange juice and cover the filling by folding in the four corners and pressing them firmly together in the center.
Bake for about 25 minutes. While cookies are still warm, sprinkle lightly with orange flower water or orange juice and dip in a bowl of confectioners' sugar.
3 medium size mangoes, cut into chunks
3 large nectarines, peeled and cut into chunks
Juice of one medium size lemon
1/2 cup simple syrup or to taste
Place the mango and nectarine chunks in a food processor and process until the mixture is a puree. Add the simple syrup and lemon; mix for one to two minutes. Put in an ice cream maker, following manufacturer's instructions.
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Forgery and Counterforgery
The Use of Literary Deceit in Early Christian Polemics
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Bart D. Ehrman
- This is the first comprehensive study of literary forgery in the early Christian tradition ever produced in English.
- It establishes once and for all that ancient critics considered the use of false authorial names to be a form of literary deceit, lying.
- It evaluates every major aspect of the phenomenon in the ancient Greek and Roman worlds, including ancient Judaism: the extent of the phenomenon, ancient attitudes towards it, intentions of forgers, their motivations, the techniques they used to avoid detection, the methods critics used to expose them, and the reactions to forgers and their work once they were exposed.
- It considers every instance of Christian forgery produced for polemical purposes from the time of the New Testament (nearly half of the New Testament books make false authorial claims) through the second and third centuries, and up to the end of the fourth century, with the Pseudo-Ignatian letters and the pseudonymous Apostolic Constitutions.
- For works whose authorship is hotly debated among scholars (for example, 1 Peter; 2 Timothy), establishes decisive grounds for understanding the work as a forgery; in instances where there is now little debate (for example, 2 Peter, the Pseudo-Ignatians), summarizes the arguments that are widely deemed compelling.
- Establishes the polemical use of every forgery he considers, whether in Christians' conflicts with Jews and Judaism, with pagans and paganism, or with one another in the heated debates over early Christian doctrine and practice.
- Highlights in particular the phenomenon that he labels "counter-forgery," in which a forger directs his work against another work that is a forgery, seeing instances of the phenomenon from our earliest surviving traditions (2 Thessalonians) on up through the Fourth Century (the Acts of Pilate and the Apostolic Constitutions).
- Shows that some well-known works not generally considered to be forged do in fact make clear false authorial claims, including the New Testament books of Acts and 1 John.
- Set within the context of other related phenomena: the false attribution of otherwise anonymous writings (the Gospels of the New Testament), the fabrication of legendary narratives (the apocryphal acts of the Apostles, early Christian gospel traditions), the falsification of texts through scribal activities, and plagiarism - themselves maligned literary practices in antiquity.
- Concludes with a detailed discussion of ancient Christian discourses on "lying," showing that widely disparate views of the practice were held by such well-known authors as Augustine, who argued that the Christian should never lie, under any circumstances whatsoever, and John Cassian, who, with the majority of Christians, maintained that there were situations in which it was, in fact, the right thing to do to deceive another. It is within these discourses of lying and deception that the forgers' self-justifications are probably to be situated.
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Two local high school students, who were grand award winners at USC's Science and Engineering Fair this spring, recently placed near the top in international competition with their science fair projects.
Benjamin Bartlett, a junior at Lexington High School, won fourth place in the world at the Intel International Science and Engineering Fair (ISEF) held May 13-18 in Pittsburgh, Pa., in the category of Physics and Astronomy. His project was titled "Unidirectionalization of Particulate Distributions in Isotropic D+D->He3+n Reactions Utilizing Differential Ion Velocities."
Additionally, Bartlett was one of 12 students awarded a trip to Switzerland, sponsored by the European Organization for Nuclear Research (CERN).
"This is no small win—there were 1,542 projects from 68 countries at ISEF, and 82 projects in physics," said Oscar Lopez, director of USC's Science and Engineering Fair. "It's worth noting that while the top three winners in physics were mentored by faculty from leading academic institutions, such as Stanford University, Ben won fourth place in the world by doing the work by himself at home."
Kimberly McRae, a junior at Spring Valley High School in Columbia, placed third in the world in the category of Engineering: Materials and Bioengineering. She also won a second-place award from the Air Force Research Laboratory. Her project was titled "Layer-by-Layer Self-Assembly to Develop DNA-Based Biomaterial for Fuel Cell Application."
"Kimberly's goal is to improve the efficiency of methanol fuel cells. She created a DNA-based biomaterial to be applied to the proton-conducting membrane separating the anode and cathode. She hypothesized that this biomaterial would be able to prevent leaks through the membrane, which will increase the efficiency of fuel cells," Lopez said.
"We are pleased that Midlands-area schools are producing this caliber of young scientists and engineers."
Both were grand award winners at USC's 56th annual Science and Engineering Fair, sponsored by the College of Arts and Sciences and Blue Cross Blue Shield. As a result, they went on to compete at ISEF. Three other students from the USC Fair were chosen to compete at ISEF: Chapin High School seniors Luke Finkernagel, Ryan Staub and Andrew McCall, winners of the team project award.
The Central South Carolina Region II Science and Engineering Fair, held at the Carolina Coliseum in March, featured projects from more than 600 students in grades 5-12 from more than 60 schools in Calhoun, Clarendon, Fairfield, Kershaw, Lexington, Newberry, Orangeburg, Richland and Sumter counties.
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Dries Van Noten Spring 2013
What does plaid say to you, other than Scotland? Coziness, perhaps, and tradition, and comfort, all might come up. So too, might a place far west of northernmost Britain—Seattle, birthplace around the late eighties of grunge. And if you are Dries Van Noten, you might have still another answer up your casually rolled sleeve: spring—next year, specifically. His show, powerful and compelling—all the more so because those qualities were conveyed in such a light, airy manner—was an ode to plaid, a print both rebellious and romantic, opening with a purple and blue tartan chiffon shirt over a white tank, a long lean pencil skirt embellished with large, blowsy black and brown blooms, and houndstooth stiletto slingbacks with a distinct whiff of the early sixties.
Van Noten then proceeded to show another 54 looks, of which a huge percentage included variations on the checked stuff, worked in different colors (lilac, green, dusky pink, gray), fabrications (cotton, silk, chiffon, a metallic cotton), and myriad different pieces. There were easy skirts with gently controlled volume, hourglass jackets, belted pajama tops, lean trousers, diaphanous floor-length skirts, sleeveless sweaters faced and backed with contrasting plaids, even a fifties-esque couture-like narrow dress, a peplum exploding on its front, and worn with, yes, a checked shirt underneath. But there was still more here that was distinctly non-plaid, sometimes mixed in, other times left to stand alone: dressing gowns casually belted, pleated floral chiffon skirts, loose masculine blazers, and romantic 1930s-lingerie bloom-strewn slip dresses, the Courtney to Kurt's plaid. To accessorize: those ladylike shoes, sometimes also pumps and mules, hefty silver chain necklaces or ones that looked like rolled-up silver scarves turned into chokers, and white sunglasses, barely a shade different from those worn by Mr. Cobain.
So where does this all take us? Well, to a textbook Dries Van Noten show, where the deeply personalized idea of styling, a glorious layering of pieces, colors, decoration, and prints, come together to form a satisfying cohesive whole. Yet, in other ways, this talented and sensitive designer presented us with an emotional odyssey. At this moment, with everything from unease and uncertainty to full-blown horror eddying around us, Van Noten seemed to want to locate a sense of enveloping comfort in spring, rendered in weightless, floating, uplifting ways. Of course, that's just one interpretation. You could also simply look forward to enjoying his wonderful clothes next year.


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Suggestion for healthy kid's diet...
Hi I am a Stay at home mum.I am always worried about my elder daughters health.She is 10 years old..She is actually a fussy eater. I would love to have a diet plan or some ideas for her, in general. So that her daily nutrition requirements are met. I would here mention that she is a non vegetarian and loves to have eggs.
10th April 2014 04:55 AM #2
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Hello SAHM,
Im wondering how active your daughter is. Getting daily exercise helps with her health as well. Id encourage her to get outside and move about, take walks with her, get in involved with other children and encourage her to move about.
Id also talk to her about healthy foods and what that means to her and you. Most children will follow in parents footsteps as far as food is concerned.
Which means eating healthy yourself.
Get in involved in helping you in the kitchen, mean planning, cooking with you.
Healthy eating is a family lifestyle, one that starts with the parents.
Good luck, I hope that your family can find a healthy start to your diet
10th April 2014 05:41 AM #3
Hi SAHM,
Thanks for posting your question. This is something most parents struggle with at some point. You are not alone!
The new recommendations are two eat at least 7 portions of fruit and vegetables a day. I know this is difficult when you have a fussy eater but you can build up to this gradually. At this age, many children will enjoy helping you to create a meal. You may find that enlisting your daughter to help in the kitchen means that she ends up eating a greater variety of food. Make both cooking and eating fun.
Family meal-times can be a place of shared lives and interesting conversations. I know it can be difficult, but it is best to avoid pressurising your daughter into eating or inadvertently making her feel stressed about meals.
You said that she loves eggs so how about getting creative with this first. You could make a vegetable frittata or perhaps a courgette flan? Wholemeal bread with a dippy egg is also an excellent source of protein and fibre.
Another favourite with children is smoothies. Have a look at this link on green smoothies. Your daughter can cope up with your own smoothie recipes and you can enjoy making them together.
I also agree with sunnymumof5 above; it's so important that your daughter has an active lifestyle as well as eating healthily.
I hope that some of these suggestions help. Please post back and let us support you further with this.
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Carolina Spotlight: Jim Twitty
Jim Twitty started working for Carolina as a student assistant in 1978. Despite leaving the university to work for the City of Columbia for a few years, Twitty has stayed in USC's Continuing Education and Conferences office since that first on-campus job. Twitty, conference and event services manager, says he couldn't imagine doing anything else.
What he does:
"I'm a conference manager. I basically manage the conference and event services area. Last year was a banner year. We had 30-plus events to manage."
What his office does:
"A lot of people don't realize that we are here. We provide a service for not only university departments but for state agencies and nonprofits. People hire us when they need a helping hand to put on a conference. They can turn over the registration and the logistics and we can pull it together. Our department is varied so we also do professional development, pre-university programs and test prep programs." (Check out more here. Faculty and staff members get a discount on classes.)
What he likes about it:
"After I left to work at the city, I came back to USC as director of continuing education. I decided I didn't really enjoy managing people. I really enjoy managing projects, which is exactly what I do now. I know exactly what I need to do when I come into work each day. It's one of the most fun things that I can do. I talk to so many people and deal with so many people at the university from students, staff members and upper administration because we serve so many people through our conferences. I wouldn't want to be doing anything else."
His favorite events:
"We manage logistics for First-Year Reading Experience. That can be rather interesting, trying to physically seat more than 5,000 students to meet to discuss the book. It's one of our more challenging events, but we really enjoy doing it. It's like putting a puzzle together. I used to do murder mysteries and I took the program to the city as well. I used to manage the holiday parade and the Irmo Okra Strut. My favorite event probably was Mayfest. I love doing special events because they come to an end and you can see what you produced."
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"I grew up in the area. Graduated high school, came to Carolina, started working as a student. I never thought I would be working in education. That wasn't my plan, not that I had a plan. It just started and it led to different positions and dealing with a lot of great people over the years. Carolina is pretty much my family."
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All my life I've been fascinated with the Grand Canyon. In fact, I've been trying to get there since I was fourteen. Last summer I got my chance. The color is incredible! It doesn't just soothe your mind, it seeps into your soul. And of course, it changes hues with the sun. It's really a kaleidoscope of a million different earth tones spilling in and out of each other—colors only I could see. Or colors which just existed in a brief moment. If I could work someplace this beautiful all the time, it would be exhilarating. Hey, maybe I should become a Park Ranger...


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The Texans got themselves a victory and advance to the divisional playoffs at New England. That's the good news for quarterback Matt Schaub. He had decent numbers in the victory, completing 29-of-38 passes for 262 yards.
Despite moving on to the next round, Schaub looked unsure and indecisive throughout much of the games. His first half interception was returned for a touchdown by Cincinnati's Leon Hall. Andy Dalton had a chance to take advantage of Houston's secondary, but he was not sharp with his passes.
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It was not a stellar game for Aaron Rodgers by any means, but he did what was necessary to get Green Bay the win. Rodgers was in charge throughout and completed 23-of-33 passes for 274 yards with a touchdown. He did not throw an interception.
Christian Ponder's bursitis prevented him from playing and the Vikings were forced to turn the game over to backup Joe Webb. It was a disaster as Webb completed 11-of-30 passes for 180 yards and was simply in way over his head.
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The Ravens struggled badly in the season's final weeks, but they played with purpose against the Colts. That includes quarterback Joe Flacco, who threw for 282 yards and had two TDs and did not throw an interception. He was not careless with the ball and seemed to get better as the game progressed.
Rookie Andrew Luck had chances to get the Colts back in the game, but their drives stalled and they were forced to settle for field goals against the Ravens defense. Luck completed 28-of-54 passes for 288 yards with an interception and you never got the feeling that he had figured out the Baltimore defense.
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Russell Wilson continues to play like a savvy, experienced quarterback. While the Seahawks quickly fell behind 14-0, there was not an iota of panic in his game. Wilson completed 15-of-26 passes for 187 yards with a touchdown and he also ran for 67 yards. Wilson led the Seahawks to their first road playoff victory since the 1983 season.
RGIII has not been the same quarterback since suffering a knee injury vs. Baltimore in Week 14. He took another blow to his knee early in the game and he had none of the explosiveness with the ball that made him such a threat earlier in the season. RGIII threw for 84 yards in the game and ran for 21 yards. He was ultimately replace by Kirk Cousins, but it was too little, too late.


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Roger Waters is working on a new album.
The upcoming project is the former Pink Floyd frontman's first collection of rock music in more than 20 years.
He tells "Rolling Stone" it's "couched as a radio play," with "characters who speak to each other." Waters describes the story as "a quest," explaining that it's "about an old man and a young child trying to figure out why they are killing the children."
He doesn't offer a release date for the disc, and says he might not hit the road behind it. Waters just finished his "The Wall" tour in September. The global trek included 219 performances over three years.
A new studio rock album would be Waters' first since 1992's Amused to Death. Since then he's released the concert disc In the Flesh - Live and the compilation Flickering Flame: The Solo Years Volume 1 as well as the 2005 opera Ça Ira. He's also released a few singles, including 2004's "To Kill the Child."
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However, in case it's needed for your system to run the .exe file twice, then try to add the command twice into the AC list of applicaitons, that should be started when profile is activated.
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So I tested it again and ended up with the same result. I tested by running PWRPOL.EXE directly, not from Access Connection. What I also did was that I took the original pwrpol.ini in the .ZIP file and only modified the name of the profile and the ProhibitModification setting (so I could change it and delete it). I ran it 3 times and the display brightness setting did not change. I then opened the Power Manager and select another profile (without clicking OK or Apply) and select the PWRPOL profile, and then the display brightness adjusted (with the on-screen graphic indication).
One thing that came in mind as I re-read the "Energy Star 4.0 Compliance - ThinkPad" page. Even though the page does not have a list of systems supported, I noticed that my system, a T60p, is not listed in the "System BIOS Update" section, the graphics card, ATI FireGL, is also not listed in the "power sensitive drivers" section. So...
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Rixton phoned in to On Air With Ryan Seacrest on Tuesday morning and told us about their upcoming performance on So You Think You Can Dance.
Rather than performing their new chart-climbing single "Wait On Me," the boys revealed that they will be performing their debut single, "Me and My Broken Heart."
"We're actually doing 'Me and My Broken Heart,' which we're really, really excited about," the four-piece boy band told guest host JoJo Wright, who is filling in for Ryan.
Not only will the UK quartet perform on Wednesday's SYTYCD, the boys are scheduled to rock two sold-out shows at the El Rey Theatre on August 23 and 24. On top of their hectic schedule, they still managed to find some time to answer Tori Kelly's dare to complete the viral ALS ice bucket challenge.
The band, who is currently on their Me and My Broken Heart tour, also told JoJo and Ellen K. about their close brotherhood, after being asked to reveal something fans don't know about them.
"We don't really keep secrets. We don't really keep secrets from each other," they said. "We just kind of wear our hearts on our sleeves. We're lucky guys who just kind of do our own thing."
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'The Buffalo Sabres chose defenseman Mike Weber with the second of the team's pair of second round selections at 57th overall.'
Archives for June 2006
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Sabres select Center in Fourth
'With the 117th pick in the 2006 NHL Entry Draft, the Buffalo Sabres selected center Felix Schultz.'
Sabres select Harvard-bound Biega
'With the 147th pick in the 2006 NHL Entry Draft, the Buffalo Sabres selected defenseman Alex Biega.'
Sabres take Breault with final pick
'With the final selecation (207th overall) in the 2006 NHL Entry Draft, the Buffalo Sabres selected center Benjamin Breault.'
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Sabres D McKee expects to become free agent
'"I think it's quite safe at this point to say I'll definitely be in the UFA (unrestricted free agent) pool," McKee wrote in an e-mail to The Associated Press. "I just don't think they are prepared to make an offer that would be considerable to keep me out of the UFA market." McKee said the Sabres have made him an offer, but declined to provide the details, saying he doesn't want to negotiate through the media.'
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Ex-Hawk Gaustad thanks his lucky Sabre stars
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Benning has Sabres ready for NHL draft
'"Yeah, that's the world I'm in," Benning said this week, noting he attended only Game 6 of the Eastern Conference final last month. "The people directly related to the team, they are always living in the day to day. My job, drafting kids, we're trying to figure out where they're going to be in three, four years."'
Ruff takes center stage
'"It seemed like every button he pushed, right up until the end, was the right button," Drury added from his home in Manhattan Beach, Calif. "With all the injuries and then what Lindy had going on away from the rink, it was amazing how he always came up with ways to get us wins."'
Ruff voted NHL coach of the year
'"I'd trade him the point for that big silver cup he has over there," Ruff said of Laviolette, noting the similarities between the two. "We said we were a mirror image of each other. Coaching systems and philosophies are very similar and the teams both have great team speed, the defense has great mobility."'
Buffalo coach Ruff wins Jack Adams Award
'Ruff, who has been the coach in Buffalo since the 1997-98 season and currently holds the longest tenure of any NHL head coach, led the Sabres to a 52-24-6 record this past season. The 52 wins were the most in franchise history.'
Buffalo Sabres' Lindy Ruff is named coach of the year in the NHL
'"It's a great honour for our team and our fans in Western New York. It's another way of saying we're back. The team we put on the ice gives a hell of an effort night in and night out."'
McKee Feeling Well; Ready For Free Agency
'McKee went on to speak about the upcoming free agency period in the NHL and his possible return to the Buffalo Sabres. "I don't think anyone could come up with a reason why this wouldn't be the first place I would chose to play, because it is." McKee would say he will wait to see what other teams are interested in him, but hopes to come back to the Sabres.'


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Connections 20091. Shoes, Shirtwaists and Sex: Women and Work Around the World
This is a two-course connection that links one course from the humanities with one course from the social sciences. Histories and cultures shape global processes and the various social movements that have arisen in opposition to the exploitation of sweatshop workers in the world economy, women and Third World media practitioners. Students in the connection will look at the breadth of our understanding of political consciousness as they are differently narrated in transnational feminist movements, the anti-sweatshop movement, and in the Third Cinema movement.
ECON 233 Sweatshops in the World Economy
or WGS 233 Sweatshops in the World Economy
or WGS 228 Transnational Feminisms
and ENG 356, FNMS 356 Third Cinema