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Tonight I wanted to do my first burger on the Egg. I didn't want it to be just any old burger. I wanted as much of it to be done on the Egg. Our compatriot on the board, beercuer, told me several years ago that ground tri-tip makes great burgers. Back then I had my butcher grind some tri-tip for me and I found beercuer was quite right. Fast forward a couple years to today and I wanted to make a special burger with as much done from scratch as possible. So with that in mind I ground my own tri-tip this time around using the grinding attachment for the KitchenAid stand mixer. I made my own hamburger rolls also using the KA stand mixer for the first time for this process. I wanted to try baking the rolls on the BGE and I was going to cook the bacon on a cast iron skillet I was also given recently. I used the cooking method for a burger recipe in the BGE Cookbook which had you grill them at 600 degrees to get good sear and a crispy crust. I'll let the pictures tell the rest of the story. Oh and let me mention I am including the pictures from making the buns. Whenever I post pictures of burgers with homemade buns several folks express interest in making their own burgers. My purpose in posting the pictures is to show folks who are thinking of doing this just how easy it is. It is super easy with a stand mixer, as I found out today. But I've made this recipe with a hand mixer as well as hand kneading it. Any of these ways works well and look how easy this recipe is....
BTW the recipe is found on the King Arthur Flour website under beautiful burger buns:
The ingredients are assembled: All-purpose flour, SAF instant yeast, 1 egg, butter, salt, sugar and 105 degree water.
Using my zero tare scale I was able to put the mixing bowl on the scale and zero out it's weight and add the flour straight into the mixing bowl. The other ingredients I put in glass bowls and added them into the mix later.
The other ingredients are measured out into bowls The next step is to add the contents of the glass bowls to the mixer's bowl.
The mixer has been fitted with a dough hook beater. The ingredients are mixed on the lowest setting to combine them correctly.
Once the ingredients are combined, the mixer is bumped up one speed.
After 5-6 minutes of mixing on Speed 1, the dough is done and has a hour hour rise ahead of it. If you don't have a stand mixer, you can use a portable hand mixer or hand knead the dough. The stand mixer is certainly the almost hands free deluxe way to go.
The dough goes straight from the mixer's mixing bowl to a dough doubling pail. The dough doubling pail has a lid to seal it. The dough doubling pail goes to an unheated oven for around an hour so it has risen to at least twice it's original volume. I turn on the oven's light which actually warms the oven just a bit and helps the rise.
Here we are one hour later and the dough has more than doubled in volume. It gets turned out onto a floured work surface, and punched down (deflated).
After some brief hand kneading the ball of dough is reshaped into a round log.
The log of dough is cut into 6 equal sized pieces which are placed in my KAF hamburger roll pan, which has been sprayed with a non-stick baking spray
Normally at this point I make and egg wash out of one egg and some water. You brush this over the tops of the buns. It helps hold the poppy seeds on it. I didn't have the egg, so I used melted butter. This proved to be a mistake. Not only did it not hold the poppy seeds on very well, it also kept the bun tops from browning as much as they usually do. Once it was too late to change, I remembered having the same problems once before about 5 years ago when I substituted butter too. So word to the wise: better to use egg in your egg wash, don't use butter.
The buns are on the Egg and are a little over halfway through the 12-15 minute bake time. I had preheated the BGE to 375 for 30 minutes before adding the buns. My neighbor came over to check out my new toy. I got so busy talking with her, I forgot to snap a picture of the finished buns coming off the BGE.
The next step was to cook some thick sliced bacon up.
The finished bacon.
This cooking method came from a burger recipe in the BGE Cookbook and had you bring the BGE up to 600 degrees. Here the 1/2 pound burgers have just gone on the Egg.
The recipe called for 3 minutes per side at 600. I ended up adding some time based on readings from my instant read thermometer. Here the burgers are done and a slice of cheddar cheese is going on.
The cheese melts in about 30 seconds at that temp.
The burgers are off, the buns are on. Once again a real quick cook at 600 degrees. Once I had the 8th bun half on, it was time to start pulling the first half.
I got a nice toast on the buns IMHO.
The burgers had the bacon added and both the burgers & buns are plated.
The burgers were delicious. The had a great crisp char on the outside and were still moist on the inside.
The homemade buns had nice texture and flavor, plus I love the sweet flavor home made baked goods usually have. The cast iron grill grate gives a nice sear and great grill marks, just like enameled CI gates on my gas grill.
Ground Tri-Tip has a bit of a different texture than other ground beef I've tried. These were among the best burgers I've made.
Tonight was a great learning experience on the Egg and the final product was amazing!


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Every election, Americans head to the polls to exercise their most fundamental right – the right to vote. Unfortunately, measures have been introduced by Republicans in states across the country that would make it harder for millions of eligible voters to register or vote. Republicans claim widespread voter fraud exists – despite overwhelming evidence that fraud is rare and has no significant impact on elections – and are passing laws that require strict government-issued, current photo identification or that would restrict opportunities for early voting. These laws disproportionally affect the poor, young people, and minorities. Many student identification cards don't meet state requirements, nearly one in four African Americans don't carry the necessary forms of identification, and African-Americans and Latinos are more likely to vote early compared to other groups.
House Democrats will not stand for these partisan efforts to hinder access to the ballot. In 2012, Whip Hoyer joined Rep. John Lewis (D-GA) in unveiling comprehensive voting rights legislation, the Voter Empowerment Act, to respond to these forms of voter suppression. This legislation will modernize voter registration, ensure equal access to the ballot box for all Americans, and prohibit deceptive practices and voter fraud that keep people from exercising their constitutional right to vote.
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I was wondering how do you implement the concept of holding a registration of an event or a booking?
For instance, when you try to book a hotel room or a try to book a air ticket online, they hold your registration for say 10 or 15 mins, during which the room or seat will be locked for that time and once the time expires, they release the holding.
A real life example would be events hosting on eventbrite
How do we implement the same concept in an PHP application?
Any help will be greatful.
If I were doing it, I'd implement it in the database.
have a bookedtime field, and a status field.
When someone selects that registration booking, add a record to the table; this record prevents anyone else from selecting that booking. (INSERT INTO bookings(some,fields,bookedtime,status) VALUES('quack','moo',NOW(),0) )
Whenever someone indicates they're in the process of booking that slot (IE: Every time they page reload in the same session, moving through the checkout process), update the table.(UPDATE bookings SET bookedtime = NOW() WHERE somefield = 'someidentifier';)
Every X minutes, cron the database with "DELETE FROM bookings WHERE status = 0 AND bookedtime < CURRENT_TIME - INTERVAL 15 MINUTE".
Thanks for your reply.
I will try it and shall come back to you if I have further doubt.
THanks once again
HI Again StarLion
I was wondering, if we are allowing a 15 mins for the user to complete their whole registration process and there are 3 pages they have to complete in order to book the hotel room, so ain't we allowing 15 * 3 =45 mins in total?
Should it not allow 15 mins in total to complete the whole registration process i.e. 3 pages?
Looking forward for your inputs
StarLions code concept addresses thatsee
Whenever someone indicates they're in the process of booking that slot (IE: Every time they page reload in the same session, moving through the checkout process), update the table.(UPDATE bookings SET bookedtime = NOW() WHERE somefield = 'someidentifier'
The booking time is updated on each page interaction and his next section
Every X minutes, cron the database with "DELETE FROM bookings WHERE status = 0 AND bookedtime < CURRENT_TIME - INTERVAL 15 MINUTE".
Would run and delete items that have a booktime that is too old (15 minutes in this instance)
This would allow the user a new 15 minute window on each page load of your checkout or reservation process. After 15+ minutes of inactivity they would lose their 'lock' on whatever was held.
My metacode would theoretically allow infinite amount of time for an order to be completed, if the person refreshes the page in intervals less than 15 minutes (the PHP default for a session).
Could you do it strictly in 15 minute max? Sure. Skip the UPDATE line, and the time gets fixed to 15 minutes period. If your user takes 10 minutes per page, their booking will expire, even though their session did not. (Session gets refreshed every pageload)
An ideal system would not be dependent upon crons, updates, and deletes. There's too much going on in one table, and with row locks, cron failures, etc, too many holes to potentially break the system. Further, deleting records is just a bad idea in any database. Especially in this case... why would you EVER delete abandonment data? That's like throwing away money! Anyhow, there's no need to delete the data for the system to work. Just make your WHERE clause account for (time OR status) when you're checking for holds, and you'll be fine. If the booking wasn't completed in the allotted time, the hold disappears from results.
An ideal enterprise solution to the problem would involve two tables, one for Bookings and one for Booking Holds. The second table would be an insert-and-select-only pipeline that would maintain a list of held slots. Each step inserts a new hold. Select the max(created_date) to check if a hold is valid. Cron Purge the database daily for performance (if you want to... not really necessary).
Considering how often r937 beats into my head "DONT USE JOINS IF YOU DONT HAVE TO"....
The solution I presented wouldn't involve a join, but a union. You would select holds that have not expired and union those results with active bookings. Should appease Rudy.
Hi Again
I have implemented the concept and it works like a charm except for one case. Our QA team has discovered an issue and I am not sure if this is the problem of the code or the database queue request.
Our QA team are testing this by clicking on the "Check Room Availability" button simultaneously on 2 different computers at a single point of time. 2 out of 20 times they succeed in breaking the rule.
For example, for 10th July 2011 only 1 room is available in a hotel. If we proceed with booking this room for the aforesaid date, the application holds the reservation for 15 mins for that user. But if the "Check Room Availability" button is clicked by 2 users at the same point of time, the rule fails 2 times out of 20 attempts.
What do you think the cause of this and how can we prevent it?
Any suggestion will be highly appreciated.
Many thanks in advance.
I'm assuming you've got a proper UNIQUE setup on that table (UNIQUE on hotel,room,bookingtime, or whatever natural key sits on that table)
If so, then the problem is one of microtiming - what you could do is add a column to the table for SESS_ID, passing it the session_id(); result. When you get to the end of the 'booking cycle' (IE: The end of the 'secure this booking' set, which may very well be the next line after the INSERT), run a SELECT against the table to make sure the booking exists with that user's session_id. If it doesnt, then someone booked the room at the same exact second, and you should reject the booking attempt.
Hi StarLion
Let me tell you how the use cases are designed for this application:
The concept of holding a reservation FAILS when 2 users clicks on the "Check Availability" button at the same point of time.
In alternate to what you suggested, can we avoid this issue using a table WRITE lock?
But the question is what happens, when the WRITE lock is executed at the same point of time for 2 users? Will MySQL let it happen or queue the request?
I'm not a mySQL guru as gets pointed out to me repeatedly, but it is as far as i know impossible for a write lock to be executed at the same point in time - even if both operations start at the same time, the processor will execute one before the other.
HI Again
I have an interesting question regarding the concept of holding a reservation.
Suppose a registration is being held for a user for 20 mins, he fills up all the required forms (lets assume he spends 15 mins filling up the forms), after that the application takes him to the payment gateway page, where he spends 6-7 mins filling up teh credit card details, name etc.
In the meanwhile a CRON which is set to run every 20 mins, deletes the record of that user from the database since the user has spent more than 20 mins for completing the whole process.
After making a successful payment, when the user is redirected back to the application, the application does not find the matching record and displays an error to him saying your session has timed out etc.
How would you handle or make the application handle such a case where the user has already made the payment?
Any help / ideas will be highly appreciated.
There's not really a need for a cron job to garbage clean, it's creating unneeded drain on the system.
What I simply do is have a field that holds the time that they initiated the reserve.
On the page that displays the open seats, your query would simply look at seats that have no reservation, or hold a reservation time beyond the threshold.
Thanks wonshikee for your reply.
But not removing the records that were created by users who never completed the registration increase the size of the db over a period of time?
Yes, it will increase size. In most inter-corporate systems (bank to bank, hotel to hotel, agent to whoever and whatever), you will find that records are NEVER deleted for legal purposes, historical audits and other factors. What actually happens is that they change state instead. i.e: customers are put into an inactive state, orders and marked cancelled, reservations are marked expired...
Sometimes it may be worthwhile to move such records to a separate historical database, separate from the one(s) hit by the live system. In any case, most large, distributed systems do not even entertain the concept of 'delete'. If they do, they are risking a lot...
By the way...instead of setting a booked-time, I'd set and expires-on date, and only if not already set. This way it doesn't have to be recalculated.
I am sorry but my question is still unanswered
What happens when the user is at the payment gateway (paypal etc) and spends all the time there, will the application still allow them to do the booking?
Time spent at a payment gateway is usually very minimal. Whether your app allows it or not depends on how you code it, and how much time your app allows for the entire process. That's not really something we can answer for you. We've given you some tips on design that should help, but you and your team are going to have to look at the domains language, speak to your domain experts, and come up with a plan. I know this isn't what you wanted to hear, but honestly, it's the only one. We can give technical advice, tips from personal experience, but when it comes to a specific business solution, we just aren't privvy to the things and people required to answer such a thing.


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SAINT LEO, Fla. – Saint Leo University's Francis X. Reidy has been selected as the 2011-12 Southeast Region Under Armour Athletic Director of the Year as was announced in the June 25 issue of Street & Smith's SportsBusiness Journal/Daily. Reidy will be honored by his peers at the National Association of Collegiate Directors of Athletics (NACDA) 47th-Annual Convention during the James J. Corbett Awards Luncheon on Wednesday, June 27, held at the Hilton Anatole Hotel in Dallas, Texas.
Currently serving as the Division II Athletic Directors Association's (D2 ADA) 3rd Vice President, Reidy has led the Saint Leo University (SLU) Department of Athletics for over a decade and has seen significant changes and improvements in that time.
"I am thrilled that Fran Reidy is being recognized by his peers for his excellence and integrity as our athletic director," Saint Leo President Dr. Arthur F. Kirk said of the honor. "He fully embraces the values set forth by both Division II and by Saint Leo."
Kirk will be in attendance when Reidy receives his award on Wednesday.
"I am very honored to receive this recognition, but it really is an acknowledgement of the great leadership and great staff we have at Saint Leo University," Reidy said as he prepared for the NACDA Convention. "I am proud to accept this on their behalf and look forward to another great year in 2012-2013."
Inducted into the Saint Leo Athletic Hall of Fame in 2008, Reidy also oversaw the addition of nine of the school's 17 intercollegiate sports. During his tenure, the President's Club was formed to recognize student-athletes' academic achievement and graduation rates have increased. Student-athletes' GPA in 2008-09 were over 3.0 for the first time in department history and 12 of 16 teams were above 3.0. Athletes are more involved in University leadership and service since he became director.
First setting foot on the then Saint Leo College campus in 1987, he became a full time member of the department in 1993. Along the way, he has served as Sports Information Director, Head Men's Soccer Coach, Compliance Officer, Assistant Athletic Director, and Associate Athletic Director until reaching his current role as Director of Athletics in 1999.
That year, he inherited a Monarch athletic program that had four NCAA postseason appearances in 35 years and managed to breathe a new fire into the department. He hand-picked the numerous coaches that eventually took the Lions to 30 postseason trips during in just 13 years. His leadership successes have brought seven conference championship trophies and numerous All-America awards to the Bowman Center trophy case.
Most recently, Reidy piloted the amazing transformation of the Lions' men's basketball team, selecting a new coach in Lance Randall and helping to develop a department-wide strategic plan that took the team from the bottom-half of the Sunshine State Conference to its first-ever NCAA Tournament berth, all in the first year.
President Kirk concluded, "The performance of our athletes on the field and in the classroom, as well as the teaching and sportsmanship of our coaches fill us with pride and are results of Fran's leadership and management. We have long known that Fran is the best DII Athletic Director in the nation."
Through his leadership, he has overseen significant improvements to every athletic venue on Saint Leo's expansive campus, including new stadium and arena lighting as well as the design and creation of a new fitness center and athletic training area. He also oversaw the design and completion of the Saint Leo Tennis Center in 2006, marking the first new and modern athletic facility at Saint Leo in over 30 years. Under his guise, and with an ever-growing department, the Lions newest improvement is a brand new, state-of-the-art softball stadium that the Lions called home for the first time during the 2011 season and the current renovation and construction of a new Saint Leo University Lacrosse/Soccer Stadium.
Besides handling day-to-day aspects of the department, and its 50 staff members, Reidy has also brought his own leadership skills to the local community and national scene by serving on the Tampa Bay Sports Commission while also serving on the NCAA Division II Championships Committee. In addition, he has collaborated with others to create the Model Division II Strategic Communications Document as well as participating in the Division II/DII ADA Mentor Program while serving for the D2 ADA. The program is a year-long mentorship designed to put promising minority and women athletics administrators on track for careers as Division II athletics directors.
Reidy, a Massachusetts native, graduated from Fitchburg State College (MA) in 1982 with a double major of Special Education and Elementary Education. While in college, he lettered all four years in soccer, was team captain and an All-Conference selection. He earned his Master's Degree in Business Administration from Saint Leo in 2002.


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POW! ZAP! Comics donated to a Worcester charity shop have been flying off the shelves, raising more than £1,500 for St Richard's Hospice.
Collector Andrew Farthing generously donated 2,000 comics and several dozen graphic novels from the 1980s and 1990s including fans' favourites such as Marvel, X-Men, Hulk, Daredevil and Vertigo to the St Richard's Snowdrops Bookshop in Reindeer Court before Christmas.
The highly collectable comics were in very good condition and went on sale ranging from £3 to £300 for a bundle.
Manager of Snowdrops Bookshop Emma Lamb said not only were comics vanishing from the shelves but were also disappearing through online buys as well.
She said: "We are really pleased with how they have sold so far with people of all ages coming in to buy them. We've already sold more than 650 comics and 60 graphic novels in the shop and some through the internet, but there is still lots of choice left."
Mr Farthing, the avid sci-fi reader, filled his house with more than 15,000 and comics throughout the years but decided to have a clear-out and raise money for charity in the process.
He said: "I've been a keen reader of all sorts of material from science fiction to Proust since I was very young and have accumulated an enormous number of books over the years.
"I collected so many for a very simple reason – I enjoyed reading them! But I donated them because I felt the need for a clear-out - maybe something to do with my looming 50th birthday in a few months' time! With a house full of 15,000 books as well as the comics, I wanted to free up some space, so I donated the comics along with a few thousand books."
"It seemed silly for books and comics that I'd read and was unlikely to want to read again to sit in my house when the hospice shops might be able to redirect them towards good homes and raise some a few thousand pounds in the process."
Mr Farthing has also been volunteering for the hospice in the Evesham bookshop and Leigh Sinton goods warehouse as a book sorter for around a year.
For more information on the hospice, visit strichards.org.uk, or to see what books and comics remain, visit the bookshop in Reindeer Court, Worcester.


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'Zero Dark Thirty,' 'Lincoln' make AFI top-10 list
Published: Monday, December 10, 2012 at 3:29 p.m.
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LOS ANGELES — Kathryn Bigelow's Osama bin Laden thriller "Zero Dark Thirty," Steven Spielberg's Civil War epic "Lincoln" and Christopher Nolan's superhero tale "The Dark Knight Rises" are among the American Film Institute's top-10 movies of the year.
Also on the AFI top-10 announced Monday: Ben Affleck's Iran hostage-crisis drama "Argo;" Benh Zeitlin's low-budget hit "Beasts of the Southern Wild;" Quentin Tarantino's slavery saga "Django Unchained;" Tom Hooper's Victor Hugo musical "Les Miserables;" Ang Lee's shipwreck story "Life of Pi;" Wes Anderson's first-love romance "Moonrise Kingdom;" and David O. Russell's misfit love story "Silver Linings Playbook."
The AFI also picked its top-10 television shows for the year: "American Horror Story;" ''Breaking Bad;" ''Game Change;" ''Game of Thrones;" ''Girls;" ''Homeland;" ''Louie;" ''Mad Men;" ''Modern Family;" and "The Walking Dead."
Creative ensembles for the films and TV shows will be honored Jan. 11 at a luncheon in Los Angeles.
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latest version in the repo is Aircrack-ng 1.0 r1685
u have installed the ubuntu version
I've upgraded the system via Synaptic: Reload/Mark all upgrade/Apply
(available repositories were default BT4-final)
This pointed the aircrack-ng package to be upgraded: the after-upgrade installed version is 1.0rc1-r1668-bt7.
The adapter for mon0/at0 interfaces is:
Since this upgrade, using "airbase-ng -c $AP_CHANNEL -e $AP_ESSID mon0" creates an AP with the required ESSID, but also broadcasting an empty ESSID.ID 0bda:8187 Realtek Semiconductor Corp. RTL8187 Wireless Adapter
As a consequence, the AP shows in wicd manager with a hidden essid (and I think it would not appear at all, using standard MS Windows or Mac network tools).root@bt:~# iwlist wlan0 scan | grep -A 3 -B 3 AP
Frequency:2.427 GHz (Channel 4)
Quality=70/70 Signal level=-22 dBm
Encryption keyff
ESSID:"Test AP"
Bit Rates:1 Mb/s; 2 Mb/s; 5.5 Mb/s; 11 Mb/s; 6 Mb/s
9 Mb/s; 12 Mb/s; 18 Mb/s
To prevent airbase-ng from broadcasting empty ESSID, one has to configure the AP to respond only to directed probes (using the "-y" option), which is sad when pentesting a network vulnerabilities to rogue AP:
then:root@bt:~# airbase-ng -c $AP_CHANNEL -e $AP_ESSID -y mon0
This time the AP shows up with proper ESSID in wicd manager (and I suppose in any standard network tool).root@bt:~# iwlist wlan0 scan | grep -A 3 -B 3 AP
Frequency:2.427 GHz (Channel 4)
Quality=70/70 Signal level=-24 dBm
Encryption keyff
ESSID:"Test AP"
Bit Rates:1 Mb/s; 2 Mb/s; 5.5 Mb/s; 11 Mb/s
Bit Rates:6 Mb/s; 9 Mb/s; 12 Mb/s; 18 Mb/s; 24 Mb/s
36 Mb/s; 48 Mb/s; 54 Mb/s
Additional informations:
- the behavior is the same with/without the "-P" switch
- interface mon0 MAC address is altered using macchanger before creating interface at0
This may relate to this recent thread: airbase-ng shouldn't broadcast empty ssid if an ssid is specified, that does not seem very active for a few weeks.
Googling about this, I've also found this thread channels removed for european wlan cards? at the aircrack-ng bug reports forum: since the upgrade I'm not able to use the channel 13 (I'm in EU) that I used before. Though this seems to be a driver issue, it actually didn't happen for me before the same upgrade that has broken airbase-ng. I will try to manage the CRDA stuff before continuing on this one.
But, regarding the aircrack-ng package, I have a few questions:
- Can anyone reproduce the issue about improperly broadcasting empty ESSIds ?
- Does BT4 still include aircrack-ng 1.0rc1 ? if so, is there a plan/workaround for upgrading to aircrack-ng 1.0 ? If not (due to requirements issues I suppose, may be airoscript and gerix-wifi-cracker), could we expect the upgrades to backport the most important fix/features from aircrack-ng 1.0rc2/1.0rc3/1.0rc4/1.0 to the aircrack-ng 1.0rc1-rXXXX-btX,?
- I would like to downgrade my aircrack-ng package from 1.0rc1-r1668-bt7 to 1.0rc1-r1645-bt0, that works better for me. I've tried using Synapic, but Package/Force version is unavailable for this package; which tool/commands should I use ?
Any answer or advice would be appreciated.
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latest version in the repo is Aircrack-ng 1.0 r1685
u have installed the ubuntu version
I think you've installed the wrong version... mine works fine.


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Beginner's Guide to Exposure (Kindle eBook)
Many people told me that they needed a very simple guide to help them get started with understanding exposure. This prompted me to write The Beginner's Guide to Exposure. This eBook explains in extremely simple, easy to understand terms, exactly what you need to know to understand exposure. During the book you will learn one-by-one key pieces of getting a good exposure and then be sent off with a lesson to go work on.
When you have finished the lesson, come back and learn the next skill. The core sections of the book include:
- What is exposure
- What is a stop
- Understanding Shutter Speed
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- Camera modes
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Students bring awareness by turning trash into art
April 30th, 2013 | SMWC
By Lisa Luper
Communications Intern
Sometimes art is beautiful. Other times, it is ugly. The sculpture in front of the Rooney Library at Saint Mary-of-the-Woods College (SMWC) contrasts starkly with the flowering trees around it—a disturbing reminder of the blemish illegal dumping leaves on Indiana's beautiful rivers and wetlands.
One of Indiana's newest protected wetlands, the Wabashiki Fish and Wildlife Area, located west of the Wabash River, is often used for illegal dumping. Despite efforts to clean it up and restore its natural beauty, the dumping continues. SMWC's Sustainability Club recently finished their third year of Operation Wabashiki as part of the cleanup, but this year they are taking it a step further. In an attempt to raise community awareness in a new way, they turned over the trash they collected earlier this month to members of SMWC's art department who turned it into a sculpture titled Catch of the River as part of the Year of the River celebration.
Art and design seniors Colleen Daum (Fishers, Ind.), Katelyn Duke (Marshall, Ill.), and Annie Jones (Pierceton, Ind.) designed the Catch of the River. It is shaped like a large fish, partially buried in the ground as if just coming out of the water. The frame is constructed from chicken wire and PVC pipe donated by Lowe's Home Improvement, and pieces of trash are attached to the inside and outside of the chicken wire. Catch of the River represents a reversal of the fish's experience in the river, with the human symbolizing the trash as it moves around and through the fish.
"The fish is made out of trash, just like the Wabashiki is full of trash." Duke said. The art students, who were also involved in the cleanup, were amazed at the variety of trash they found. "We found a lot of plastics because they never completely break down. There were a lot of small pieces of Styrofoam that the fishermen leave behind as well as plastic bags and newspapers. We even found a doll house and some vacuum cleaners, a coffee pot, and a swimming pool," Jones said.
"We hope to bring awareness to how much waste we leave lying around and how it affects everything, not just us," Daum added.
Rebecca Andrews, associate professor of graphic design, oversaw the project. She said that the sculpture isn't pretty, but that it is art.
"It's meant to make people feel uncomfortable. It's meant to make people feel upset with what's going into our rivers," Andrews said.
Andrews proposed the project as part of the students' art design major for the Year of the River celebration. Journalism Senior Jade Scott (Bloomingdale, Ind.) created a documentary of the project and Emily Fauber, an art and design senior with an emphasis in graphic design (Terre Haute, Ind.) designed promotion materials. Thirteen students from the 3-D Foundations class also assisted with the sculpture.
The sculpture will remain on display through May 4, 2013.
Photo:(l) Colleen Daum (Fishers, Ind.), Katelyn Duke (Marshall, Ill.), and Annie Jones (Pierceton, Ind.).
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New Platform for Gaming Giant
Firaxis goes mobile by optimizing Civilization V* for the touch-screen Ultrabook™ device.
As a turn-base strategy game, Firaxis Games' Civilization V*–the latest offering in a series of popular titles from Firaxis gaming guru Sid Meier—has developed a reputation as a thinking man's war game. Players take turns leading a civilization from prehistory into the future by establishing settlements, commanding civilian and military units, managing a food supply, and so on. Lauded by critics and with more than 9,000,000 copies sold, the Civilization series is an engrossing and enthralling titan in the market.
Why, then, fix what isn't broken?
According to Dennis Shirk, producer of Civilization V for Firaxis, the fans' devotion to the game offered an opportunity for improvement. With its incredibly detailed environments and need for massive computing power, previous Civilization releases were always tethered to desktop gaming PCs. Not anymore.
"We wanted to bring our strategy games to a more casual environment," said Marc Meyer, UI lead. "Being able to play Civ V on the couch is huge for us—not having to be at a desk. You spend a lot of time thinking in Civ V. To play in a more comfortable environment is a big benefit."
The Ultrabook™ device is a unified platform and we optimized for that. Add touch and it's a very compelling solution—Civ V on the touch-screen Ultrabook device is awesome."
—Tim Kipp, Systems Lead, Firaxis
After working with the Ultrabook™ device team, that benefit became a reality. Equipped with Intel® HD Graphics embedded in 3rd generation Intel® Core™ i5 and Core™ i7 processors, the Ultrabook device has enough computing power to render even the most detailed environments in Civ V as clearly and smoothly as a desktop computer. And with touchscreen-enabled Windows 8 Ultrabooks, the game is even closer at hand.
"Touch lets you connect more directly with the user," Meyer said. "It changes how you scroll the map. Dragging the world around on the screen is very visceral with an Ultrabook device."
When settling in for a long session of gaming, not only is the couch or a favorite recliner a welcome change, but a long game experience becomes more manageable. "You can play on your desktop PC for an hour," Shirk said. "And then take your Ultrabook device on the train to extend the game. You can save it, and when you get home later, you can hit the couch or go back to the desktop to play some more."
With the help from engineers at Intel, the Firaxis team made great strides in optimizing Civ V specifically for the new Ultrabook device.


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"Its a modern take on Charlie's Angels"—Val Garland, lead makeup artist for MAC
Eye: A combination of greenish-gold, bronze and pure-yellow gold pigments diffused over a blended layer of MAC Teddy Eye Kohl all around the eyes made for "gilded glamazonian eyes."
Face: A melange of diagonal blushes in caramel for the cheeks, bronze to contour and frosty pink to highlight created that classic '70s look.
Lip: "For Charlie's Angels lips, of course you need gloss."
Pro Tip: "For big blown-out '70s feline eyes, diffuse a liner pencil up toward the lids before applying pigment. The waxy texture will grab onto pigment and hold it in place."
"The look is inspired by David Bowie but in neutral tones." —Charlotte Tilbury, lead makeup artist for MAC
Eye: "Neutrals made it natural" said Charlotte of the slanted brown contours buffed up to the brows. Charlotte swept a silver highlight of MAC Silver Dusk Iridescent Powder through the center.
Face: The graphic slant of the contours on the cheeks and temples was diffused by buffing beige powders on top and highlighting the cheekbone with the same silver powder.
Lip: Pink-beige lipstick enhanced the girls' natural lip color in a pretty soft pink.
Pro Tip: "When contouring, apply cream-texture products with a large round brush that you might normally use to apply powder."
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April 2nd, 2012
CLAREMONT, Calif -- The California-Nevada Track and Field Championships began Saturday in Claremont, CA, hosted by Claremont-Mudd-Scripps Colleges. Entrance to the meet is based on times submitted through the TFRRS system during the months of January, February, and March; in order to qualify for the meet, athletes from invited schools must post one of the top 36 times in their event. The meet's competition includes athletes and institutions across all divisions, NCAA divisions I, II and III, as well as NAIA.
The two day meet got off to a good start for Master's with several of the Mustang men competing in the Distance Carnival portion of the meet.
However, it was Sunday that proved to be the highlight of the California-Nevada Championships for the Mustangs, as John Gilbertson claimed the championship title in the men's 1500m, setting a new school record along the way. Gilbertson ran a very tactical race, positioning himself well throughout the first three laps of competition. On the bell lap, the stand-out runner began his final push. With an outstanding finish, Gilbertson demonstrated his remarkable closing speed, outkicking Reesey Byers from Sacramento State in what was a near photo finish at the line. Gilbertson won the race in 3:51.55.
Teammate Anthony Pizzo also claimed a top spot at the championship meet, finishing 4th overall in the men's 1500m, just a few seconds off his personal best (3:53.32)
Gilbertson is now 4th on the NAIA National Performance List in the men's 1500m; Anthony Pizzo is 8th. On the 5000m performance list, Pizzo and Gilbertson are 2nd and 3rd respectively.
Within the GSAC, Gilbertson and Pizzo are 1st and 2nd respectively for the 1500m; in the 5000m Pizzo is on top of the conference, with Gilbertson claiming the 2ndbest mark. Also noteworthy is Josiah Downer, ranked 6th in the 5000m among the GSAC. Downer also currently holds the fastest 10,000m time posted by the conference. Camden McAlister holds the 5th best GSAC mark in the 10k; Matthew Crichton has the 3rd best mark in the 3000m steeplechase, and David Eller is 5th.
Thus far the men's national team includes: John Gilberson and Anthony Pizzo, with qualifying marks in the 1500m, 5000m, and marathon; Josiah Downer, Camden McAlister and Tyler Tockstein in the marathon; and Matthew Crichton in the 3000m steeplechase.
The Mustangs have little time to revel in the success achieved over the weekend as John Gilbertson and Anthony Pizzo will represent The Master's College at the Stanford Invitational in Palo Alto from Friday, April 6th to Saturday, April 7th; this one of the most prestigious collegiate track invitational's in the nation.


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For a few years, when I was trying to figure out the source of some health problems, I decided to go gluten-free. And when I stopped eating foods containing gluten, a lot of the problems cleared up. I enjoyed this lifestyle until I disappeared off to Europe for a few months. How could I not eat pizza in Naples? Fideo in Spain? Pastry in Paris? I caved and started selectively eating the treats I felt epitomized the culinary culture of an area. And you know what? I was fine.
I ate this way for three solid months without a problem. And then I came back to the United States, where I noticed that a lot of my old discomforts were returning. I'm not sure if the wheat flour in Europe is different enough from US flour that my body would tolerate one and not the other, but I'm debating cutting out gluten again to see what's what. The human body sure is complicated, isn't it?
As part of this experiment, I'm revisiting some of my old favorite gluten-free recipes. Like this carrot cake.
Carrot cake is one of those lovely desserts that always makes me feel like a queen. Something about the rich, dense layers and the uber-creamy icing are almost always swoon-worthy, causing even the most recalcitrant sugar-opponent to buckle under a cloud of cinnamon and cream cheese. This particular recipe, even though it's gluten-free, is a superlative carrot cake experience. The lofty, tender crumb does nothing to tattle on its wheat-free status—if you didn't tell your guests, they might never know.
This recipe was adapted from a fabulous book called Gluten Free Baking Classics. If you at all love to bake with gluten-free ingredients, I highly recommend it.
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About the author: Stephanie Stiavetti is a writer and cookbook author in San Francisco. Stephanie's cookbook, Melt: the Art of Macaroni and Cheese, celebrates America's favorite dish by recreating it with small production, specialty cheeses. Her food blog, The Culinary Life, is a repository for all things comfort food related, from savory dinners to transcendental desserts.


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Fri. Nov 9, 2012 9:00am - 4:00pm
Admissions Office
Currently enrolled at another institution of higher learning and looking to transfer to the Mount? Mary Catherine James, Transfer Coordinator has set aside specific days where she is hosting one on one interviews with you. Bring your transcripts for evaluation and your questions to be answered? Interviews can be scheduled every half hour between 9:00 a.m. and 4:00 p.m. Interested in taking a student-led tour of camups? We also offer tours at 10:00 a.m. & 2:00 p.m. You must call to register and reserve your interviw time - 1-800-448-4347.
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I always come back to this oneI have tried MANY other conditioners. I have fine, easily tangled hair so I look for volumizing products with light consistency. I always come back to this product. I can come through my hair easily after the shower and it doesn't weigh my hair down. — 7 years, 2 months agoitaliaca | 257 reviews
mixed feelingsI liked this shampoo a lot when I first tried it but after using pantene pro-v for a while my hair starts to feel weighed down and my hairdresser told me it is because they use wax in it, she even showed me when she pulled it off my hair, so I will use it once a week at the most and follow it with a clarifying shampoo a couple days after, wish it didn't do that cuz i really do like it!! — 6 years, 9 months agoKikikins625 | 457 reviews
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Cafeteria CapacityMath brain teasers require computations to solve.
The Madison School has a new cafeteria with very artistic, new tables for its 375 students. Besides the big round tables, some tables are octagons, pentagons, hexagons or squares. The students eat lunch in 3 shifts, with an equal number of students dining during each lunch period. Because the cafeteria is new, they've allowed extra space in case there are more students in the future. Right now, there are 47 empty seats during each lunch period.
Each round table seats ten students. Each of the other types of tables can seat one student on each side.
There are at least 4 tables of each shape.
The same total number of students can be seated at the square tables as at the pentagons, but there are more square tables than pentagons.
The total number of students who can be seated at round tables is equal to the total number of students at the square and pentagon shaped tables combined.
There are more octagonal tables than any other shape.
There is a total of 4 fewer places at the hexagons than at the round tables.
How many tables are there of each shape?
HintMake a chart, and then guess and check to calculate the total number of places at each type of table.
AnswerThere are 4 round tables, 7 octagonal tables, 6 hexagonal tables, 4 pentagonal tables, and 5 square tables.
Table Shape Number of Tables Number of Seats Total Seats
square 5 4 20
pentagon 4 5 20
hexagon 6 6 36
octagon 7 8 56
round 4 10 40
Total places 172
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Flames NewsFlames Home > Track & Field Home > News
Wendland Helps Liberty Finish 5th at IC4A Meet
Liberty redshirt senior Isaac Wendland captured the IC4A 1,500-meter title Sunday afternoon, helping the Flames finish fifth in the final team standings. Meanwhile, Mychelle Cumings finished as the ECAC shot put runner-up, contributing to the Lady Flames' tie for ninth place at the 2013 IC4A and ECAC Division I Outdoor Track & Field Championships at Weaver Track & Field Stadium.
Liberty recorded its fifth top-five finish at the IC4A outdoor meet in the last seven years with a final score of 43.5 points. No. 19 Cornell came from behind on the meet's final day to take the IC4A crown with 68 points, while BYU placed second with 56 tallies.
The Lady Flames' 28 points tied them with Rutgers for ninth place in the final ECAC standings. Connecticut took home the team title with 73 points, putting the Huskies 20 points ahead of runner-up Maryland-Eastern Shore.
IC4A Day 3 Recap
Wendland earned his first career IC4A championship with a stirring come-from-behind performance in the 1,500 final. The Iowa native moved from third place into the lead during the final straightaway, crossing the finish line in a time of 3:47.32.
Wendland, who also claimed the Big South 1,500 title this season, joins Liberty assistant coach Josh McDougal (2007) as the only Flames ever to win the IC4A 1,500-meter championship.
Tarell Williams came in fifth in the 100 dash final, posting a time of 10.81 seconds into a slight headwind.
Earlier in the day, Williams teamed up with Roderick Spruel, Andre Washington and ConRoy Smith for fifth place in the 4 x 100 relay. The Flames' quartet finished in 41.16 seconds.
Ryan Smith hurled the shot put 56-0 for fifth place in that event. Teammate Kyle Wheeler cleared 6-10.25 in the high jump, sharing the sixth spot.
Chris Johnson triple jumped 47-9.25 to finish 13th, while Daniel Klase took 15th place in the javelin with a 193-11 heave.
ECAC Day 3 Recap
Cumings' second attempt in the shot put landed at a season-best 50-9.5. That placed the sophomore second in the competition, two spots ahead of her fourth-place ECAC finish as a freshman. She accounted for 18 of the Lady Flames' 28 points at the meet, as Cumings also won the discus title on Friday.
Teammate Rachel Barnes came in 15th in the shot put in her ECAC debut, reaching 42-4.75 on her best throw of the day.
Freshman Brittney Webley scored points in two events on Sunday, clocking a time of 14.08 seconds for seventh place in the 100 hurdles and running 62.46 seconds for the eighth spot in the 400 hurdles final.
Jacy Christiansen earned two more points for the Lady Flames, thanks to a seventh-place finish in the 3K final in 10:38.46.
Janae Jones reached 39-0.25 in the triple jump, finishing 12th overall.
The Flames and Lady Flames will now prepare for the NCAA Division I East Preliminary Round meet, slated for May 23-25 at North Carolina A&T in Greensboro, N.C. The official list of qualifiers will be announced on Thursday.


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CIRENCESTER TOWN were the latest side to be swept aside by resurgent Yate, who celebrated their fifth win in a row.
Scott Wilson and Mitchell Page have only played three matches together, but have already formed a lethal partnership, grabbing a goal apiece in the first half to put Yate in command.
Matt Groves scored his fifth goal in six games five minutes into the second half, but Sam Collier grabbed a consolation goal near the end for Cirencester, who have now gone seven games without a win.
The home side went ahead on 26 minutes when Wilson swung in a lovely cross from the left and Page rose highest to glance a header into the bottom corner.
The front pair linked up well again as Yate almost doubled their lead a minute later, this time Page playing the ball through to Wilson, who burst through with great pace and showed some skill to go past Chris Thompson in the box before driving just wide.
However, Cirencester responded well and had strong appeals for a penalty when Sam Packer raced on to a dangerous through ball by Ellis Dunton and appeared to be caught by keeper Josh Dempsey as he went to ground, only for a goal kick to be given instead.
Ben Wells then delivered another warning when he cut in from the right and fired just over, but Yate ended the half in the ascendancy and went further ahead in first-half stoppage time when Wilson was sent through on goal by Page and was ice cool as he rounded keeper Dave Evans and placed the ball into the empty net.
Cirencester's low confidence was reflected by a lack of cutting edge in the final third and when they outnumbered Yate on a counter attack, Sam Collier wastefully blazed over from the edge of the box when teed up by Bennett two minutes into the second half.
The contrast could not have been greater three minutes later when Yate launched a devastating break to increase their lead. Bryant played the ball through to Page, who inadvertently found Groves to fire past a static Evans from 15 yards.
The hosts looked like adding to their tally from that point, but Evans saved efforts from Groves, Bryant and Purnell.
Michael Meaker had the best chance to score Yate's fourth in injury time when he burst through on goal and skied his shot with just Evans to beat, but Cirencester had already pulled one back by then when Collier smashed the ball into the top corner in the 85th minute after Packer's pull-back from the byline.
Yate Town: Dempsey, Warren, Cox, Purnell, Thomas (Barnes, 80), Bater (Sarr, 61), Groves, Vahid (c), Page (Meaker, 85), Wilson, Bryant. Subs not used: Hiroli, Cousins.
Cirencester Town: Evans, Bennett, Dunton, Allaway, Henry, Thompson (Hawkins, 53), Wells, Hooper (Shepherd, 76), Collier, Packer, Mortimer-Jones (Washbourne, 76). Subs not used: Griffin, Beeden.
Ref: Mr P Hobday.
Att: 172
Star men: Mitchell Page (Yate), Ben Wells (Cirencester).


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The Fish hatchery in my home town of Issaquah, Washington, raises Chinook and Coho salmon. These species of salmon travel great distances during their life spans.
Cooked in Pacific Northwest style, on fragrant cedar boards. Make sure they are untreated. The rosemary is a perfect compliment to the cedar, as is the brown sugar in the vinaigrette.


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Annette Long: It's our water
Published: Sunday, January 20, 2013 at 6:01 a.m.
Last Modified: Tuesday, January 15, 2013 at 11:07 p.m.
Is the Florida Department of Environmental Protection rewarding water conservation or moving toward water privatization?
I read with interest the recent opinion piece by Greg Munson of Florida DEP regarding "Rewarding communities for water conservation" (Sun, Jan. 12) and I think there's something other than conservation happening here.
The main goal of the department's consumptive-use permitting rule changes is not conservation, if you consider conservation to be a permanent reduction in the amount of water that we are already using.
Instead of working to leave more water in the aquifer — water that our lakes, rivers and springs desperately need — DEP is proposing to lengthen the duration of water-use permits so users do not "lose" the water they have "conserved." That means that water is not actually conserved at all.
By doing this, DEP provides incentives for public utilities and others to overestimate the water they need — not conserve it. If no one requests a hearing by Jan. 23, these rules are a done deal.
Florida's current water laws declare that water in Florida belongs to everyone — in other words, no one in Florida can own the water in the ground under their feet or in navigable rivers and lakes.
Our rules were written to protect existing water users as well to maintain the health of our natural water bodies. If we didn't have water laws, there wouldn't be any fresh water left in Florida.
Every Floridian has the right to use rivers and lakes that are navigable and have legal access for recreation. Every Floridian also has the right to use free groundwater or suitable alternatives for reasonable beneficial purposes as long as it doesn't hurt those who already hold water permits.
This new rule takes the first steps toward water privatization by allowing individuals or companies to trade water credits or sell rights to huge quantities of water rather than putting that water they don't need back into the public domain.
Privatizing public water supplies does not cause the price of water to go down in the long run. It causes expensive new problems. Historically taxpayers usually end up footing the bill to fix them.
When you factor in rising temperatures, unreliable rainfall and our plummeting fresh water supplies, water permits should be getting shorter, not longer.
What is really interesting to me is that the rule changes DEP is proposing were introduced in our 2012 legislative session and failed to pass because of concerns that they were the first steps toward water privatization. Now, it seems that since the legislature would not comply with the wishes of FDEP, that agency is collaborating with the water management districts to change the rules through backroom deals in Tallahassee.
It's also very interesting that both the head of DEP and the boards of the water management districts are appointed by Florida's governor.
We Floridians need to wake up, or our water will not be ours any longer.
Annette Long is president of Save Our Suwannee.
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Orick School facing closure due to low enrollment
ORICK- With low student enrollment, Orick Elementary School may face permanent closure next school year. The Orick School District will meet with board members and the Humboldt County Superintendent of Schools on Tuesday.
"We're in a tight spot in terms of our enrollment," said Superintendent/Principle/Teacher of Orick School, John Sutter.
Orick Elementary has eight students with three part-time teachers. The school must maintain enrollment of at least six students, but three students are moving onto sixth grade and no students are expected to enroll in the school next year.
If the school is closed the district, with students and faculty, will be absorbed by Big Lagoon School District. Students will be bused down to the closest elementary school, 12 miles away from Orick.
Sutter said the school is like a family, because teachers instruct students daily from kindergarten to sixth grade. "You do tend to slip from a teacher role to a family role," said Sutter.
"It's really a family atmosphere," said Matt Ross and instructor at the school.
Sutter started teaching at Orick school 23 years ago when they had more than 80 students. He said the school could maintain enrollment then, but more residents are finding jobs out of the area, and taking their children to school there.
"There just aren't a lot of kids in our community here anymore. It's taken a toll on us," said Sutter.


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The Final Divide: Eternal Life or Eternal Wrath, Part 1
From Gospel Translations
By John Piper
About Heaven & Hell
Part of the series Romans: The Greatest Letter Ever Written
Romans 2:6-10
Therefore you have no excuse, everyone of you who passes judgment, for in that which you judge another, you condemn yourself; for you who judge practice the same things. 2 And we know that the judgment of God rightly falls upon those who practice such things. 3 But do you suppose this, O man, when you pass judgment on those who practice such things and do the same yourself, that you will escape the judgment of God? 4 Or do you think lightly of the riches of His kindness and tolerance and patience, not knowing that the kindness of God leads you to repentance? 5 But because of your stubbornness and unrepentant heart you are storing up wrath for yourself in the day of wrath and revelation of the righteous judgment of God, 6 who will render to each person according to his deeds: 7 to those who by perseverance in doing good seek for glory and honor and immortality, eternal life; 8 but to those who are selfishly ambitious and do not obey the truth, but obey unrighteousness, wrath and indignation. 9 There will be tribulation and distress for every soul of man who does evil, of the Jew first and also of the Greek, 10 but glory and honor and peace to everyone who does good, to the Jew first and also to the Greek.
Either Heaven or Hell Awaits
Whatever else this text teaches - and it teaches many things - one thing is abundantly clear and immeasurably important for us and for our mission in this modern, secular world: namely, when your life is over on this earth, and this present age is over on this planet, God will give you either eternal life or wrath and indignation. You will receive either glory and honor and peace or you will receive tribulation and distress. Heaven or hell awaits you when you die. And both will last forever.
Let's make sure we see this fundamental reality in this text. Verse 6: "God will render to each person according to his deeds: [7] to those who by perseverance in doing good seek for glory and honor and immortality, [he will render] eternal life; [8] but to those who are selfishly ambitious and do not obey the truth, but obey unrighteousness, [he will render] wrath and indignation. [Now he reverses the order and gives the same alternatives again, lest we miss the point.] [9] There will be tribulation and distress [corresponding to verse 8: "wrath and indignation"] for every soul of man who does evil, of the Jew first and also of the Greek, [10] but glory and honor and peace [corresponding to verse 7: "eternal life"] to everyone who does good, to the Jew first and also to the Greek."
So, whatever else you see here, please don't miss this. What could be more important or more relevant or more urgent or more immense or more captivating than your happiness or misery for all eternity?
For all Stages of Life
Children, this is very important for you. Someday you are going to die. I hope it will be when you are very old and full of years. But you might be six or sixteen when you die. And when you die, you will either enter eternal life with God or go away under his eternal anger and misery forever. You don't have to be afraid about this. God has given his Son, Jesus, to die for sinners so that everyone who trusts in him will not go to hell, but have eternal life (John 3:16). But you do need to care about this. So listen carefully today and ask your daddy or mommy to help you be sure that you will go to heaven and not to hell.
And teenagers, be wise and set your minds to think about what really matters in this world. Don't be foolish and give your best energies to things that last a moment and then are gone. Don't think that you will live a long time and deal with heaven and hell when you are old. Every day the news carries stories about teenagers dying suddenly. And if you put it off, what you may find is that your heart is so infused with the mindset of this world that you are no longer able to feel a serious spiritual affection. O how many times I heard my father say the ominous words of Ecclesiastes 12:1, "Remember also your Creator in the days of your youth, before the evil days come, and the years draw nigh, when you will say, 'I have no pleasure in them.'" Few things are more to be feared than a godless, miserable old age unable to delight in heaven or fear hell. Do not presume that you will get serious about eternity when you are old. Do it now.
And all you married couples and single people in the prime of your life, beware of being swept into the all-consuming demands of your careers only to find yourselves gasping for some fun and entertainment on the weekend, finding your relief from worldly work in worldly fun. And waking - perhaps - someday to realize you have no taste for things of God. You have become a connoisseur of restaurants, and videos, and movies, and sports, and stocks, and computers, and a hundred transient things. And all the while, your sense of heaven and of hell has died. Wake up before it is too late. And tremble at these things today. And set your minds to think about the biggest issues in the universe: eternal life or wrath.
And all you older saints (or maybe some who are not saved), don't hide from this fast-approaching, all-important question of where, in just a few short years or months, your soul will be. O may God give you grace to think of it and know that you are ready, with the righteousness of Christ, to enter into life and not to fall into the hands of omnipotent wrath.
I feel such a burden for us as a church to swim against the tide of almost every current in our culture. More and more and more, America is a nation given over to play. The industries of play are huge! Houses are built today with entertainment centers. Computers and videos and television and stereo all coordinate to give us ever more stimulating and captivating distractions from the realities of the world. When we need to be dreaming, for the glory of Christ, about how to spend our lives alleviating ignorance and sickness and misery and lostness, we are becoming more and more addicted to amusement.
Make a little test of evangelical vocabulary, and calculate, for example, the increasing frequency with which we use the world "fun" to describe almost everything we like. But when do we describe our good experiences as "meaningful" or "significant" or "enriching" or "ennobling" or "worthwhile" or "edifying" or "helpful" or "strengthening" or "encouraging" or "deepening" or "transforming" or "valuable" or "eye-opening" or "God-exalting"?
Examine yourself with this text: Whatever else it teaches, this is clear, it teaches that after death there is eternal life and glory and honor and peace, and there is eternal wrath and indignation and tribulation and distress. And in the twinkling of an eye, even before this service is over, you could be irreversibly in the one or the other. I am a watchman on the wall. And I have warned you as clearly as I know how. Get ready and stay ready.
Live in the light of eternity. And I do mean light, not shadow. When you have come to know your God, and love his Son so much that you can say, "For me, to live is Christ and to die is gain," then living in the light of eternity will replace your "fun" with deeper, higher, wider, longer, more unshakable, more varied, more satisfying, more durable, more solid pleasures than all the fun that entertainment could ever give. O come, and let us be a different breed of people for the few short years we have to live upon this earth! Dream some dream of making your life count for Christ and his Kingdom. "Only one life, 'twill soon be past. Only what's done for Christ will last."
Land Mines and Oil Gushers
Now, what I've been saying from the depths of this text relates to its surface points the way landmines and oil gushers beneath the ground relate to walking around on the ground. They can either blow you up or make you rich. But knowing they are there gives a certain seriousness to life as you walk around on the ground where they are buried. So let's walk around for a few final minutes on the ground of this text to see the surface points and get ourselves ready for what we will do with this text next week.
In Romans 1:18-32, Paul has shown that Gentiles are under the power of sin and are without excuse before the judgment of God. Therefore, they need the gospel that he announced in Romans 1:16-17. Now in Romans 2, Paul is making the same point about the Jewish people who have the moral law in Scripture. They too are under the power of sin and without excuse before the judgment of God. To show that is the main aim of this chapter.
So Paul starts in verse 1: "Therefore you have no excuse, everyone of you who passes judgment, for in that which you judge another, you condemn yourself; for you who judge practice the same things." He repeats the same indictment in verse 3: "You pass judgment on those who practice such things and do the same yourself." And again in verse 5: "Because of your stubbornness and unrepentant heart you are storing up wrath for yourself in the day of wrath and revelation of the righteous judgment of God." So the main point of verses 1-5 is that Jewish people who have the moral law but don't keep it, will perish on the day of wrath. And God will be just.
Then in verse 6, Paul gives a general statement in defense of this indictment. He says, "[God] will render to each person according to his deeds." In other words, judgment will not accord with your Jewishness or Gentile status, or your intellect, or family or race or nationality or any such thing. Because, as verse 11 says, "There is no partiality with God." In the end, the public evidence at the Judge's bench will be good deeds or bad - and the same for Jew and Gentile.
Path to Life or Judgment
And so in verses 7-10, Paul now spells out, in two pairs of verses, this judgment according to works. Verses 7 and 10 are about how to have life. And verses 8 and 9 are about how to have wrath. Take the positive pair first, and notice the path to life. Verse 7: "To those who by perseverance in doing good seek for glory and honor and immortality, [God will render] eternal life." Then verse 10: "[God will give] glory and honor and peace to everyone who does good, to the Jew first and also to the Greek." So the path to life is "persevering in doing good" in verse 7 and "doing good" in verse 10.
Then consider the negative pair, and notice the path that leads to wrath. First, verse 8: "But to those who are selfishly ambitious and do not obey the truth, but obey unrighteousness, [God will render] wrath and indignation." And then verse 9: "There will be tribulation and distress for every soul of man who does evil, of the Jew first and also of the Greek." So the path that leads to wrath is selfish ambition and disobedience to the truth and obedience to unrighteousness and doing evil.
In other words, Jews and Gentiles are equally liable to judgment. They are both under the power of sin. In fact, when Paul says in verses 9 and 10 - in relation to both eternal life and eternal wrath - "to the Jew first and also to the Greek," I think he wants to say, Yes, the Jews go first. It may be first to heaven or to hell. But the criterion, whether to the one or to the other, is the same as for everybody else.
So the point of all these verses is that Jews as well as Gentiles are liable to judgment, because that judgment will be according to the life we have lived, not according to whether we are Jews or Gentiles.
"According to Works"
Now that raises a question that we will deal with fully next week. Are these verses only giving a hypothetical way to heaven - "according to works"? Or is this the real way to heaven? In other words, does verse 7 really mean, "To those who by perseverance in doing good seek for glory and honor and immortality, God WOULD GIVE eternal life IF THEY COULD DO IT, WHICH THEY CAN'T AND THEREFORE HAVE TO HAVE THE GOSPEL OF GRACE"? And does verse 10 mean, "[God will give] glory and honor and peace to everyone who does good, to the Jew first and also to the Greek IF INDEED THEY CAN DO GOOD, WHICH THEY CAN'T, AND SO NEED THE GOSPEL OF GRACE."?
In other words, is the point of these verses to describe a hypothetical way to heaven along the path of obedience, just to show that no one can walk it, and that therefore everyone needs the gospel? Or should these verses be taken at face value, so that they mean that the path to heaven is really the path of obedience, and judgment really will accord with works?
Would it be a contradiction with the gospel of free and sovereign grace if that Gospel were powerful enough that all who truly believed it were radically changed by it and came to heaven on the path of persevering obedience? If that were true - and I think it is true - then the works that count would be the works of faith, and at the judgment they would be the evidence of saving faith in Christ. And our salvation would accord with them, but not be based on them.
That's what I will try to show next Sunday. And I urge you to ponder this immensely important issue for your own life. Because beneath the surface of the ground where we are walking, there are landmines and oil gushers. And everything is at stake in how we walk.


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Progressive Produce Corp. is heating up the competition a little through a lifestyle monitoring program.
As part of its health insurance renewal, the company's insurance carrier strongly suggested the Los Angeles-based grower, packer and shipper implement a wellness program.
To counter rising insurance claims, Progressive president Jim Leimkuhler started the program, which requires all administrative personnel to wear Jawbone UP wrist bands.
This bands measure steps, sleeping habits and can connect with other apps, making it easier for users to monitor what they eat by recording calorie intake, according to a news release.
Progressive's goal is to produce a healthier workforce.
"A wellness program makes sense since our industry is all about healthy and nutritious fresh produce," Jack Gyben, a Progressive business partner, said in the release.
Company controller Jeannie Berger said she effects of the program already. She has seen people moving more and some employees are even parking their cars farther away so they can walk more steps to the building.


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The federal government should collect unpaid debts from students after they die, a report by an influential think-tank has found.
The Grattan Institute study showed that the government could collect about $800 million a year by 2017 if it recovered student debts from deceased estates and Australians living overseas.
The report considered a range of options for recovering "doubtful debt" – government money loaned to university students that is unlikely to be repaid.
"The amount exceeds a billion dollars a year, and is expected to grow significantly in coming years," it said.
The report cites predictions that $7.1 billion of the $30.1 billion outstanding Higher Education Loan Program debt at 30 June 2013 will not be repaid.
The doubtful debt could reach $13 billion by 2017, the report said.
The report suggests its recommended changes apply to future students.
Students only begin repaying their higher education debt once their income surpasses a minimum threshold.
The government currently writes off HELP debts for students when they die. The report recommends the government reclaim student debts from deceased estates worth more than $100,000.
But Grattan Institute Higher Education program director Andrew Norton said deceased estates would generate little income in the short-term.
"This way will bring in very little actual cash in the near future but it will have a big accounting effect on the budget," he said.
The report said doubtful debt was factored into the government's annual budget so improving the system for reclaiming that money would improve the financial position.
It also suggests a minimum annual repayment for Australians travelling or working overseas who are currently exempt from repaying their loans.
The report also recommends tying payment increases to the consumer price index.
Graduates of performing and visual arts and crafts are least likely to repay their debts in full, the report found. But commerce, education, nursing, science and humanities graduates contribute most to doubtful debt, once the large enrolment numbers for these courses are taken into account.


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State lawmakers are heading back to the Capitol on Monday, gearing up for a stronger start to the 2011 legislative session.
Gov. Nathan Deal appointed two Gainesville men to statewide boards Friday.
Gainesville resident Harris Blackwood is the new face of Georgia's road safety.
The first discussions on Georgia's budget began in the legislature Tuesday, with Chancellor Errol B. Davis telling lawmakers a tuition hike is likely for Georgia's universities.
Committee assignments were made in the Georgia House of Representatives this past weekend, reflecting few changes for Hall County representatives.
State legislators may not be taking a step into the House and Senate chambers again for more than a week, but most are still driving to the Capitol for the rest of this week and next week.
Gov. Nathan Deal said Wednesday he wants to cut vacant positions and slash state agencies' budgets but provide more money for education.
The state Senate Committee on Assignments released its list of committee chairmen and assignments Wednesday, and Sen. Butch Miller landed five spots.
Lt. Governor, Mr. Speaker, President Pro Tem Williams, Speaker Pro Tem Jones, Members of the General Assembly, Constitutional Officers, Members of the Judiciary, my fellow Georgians:
Gov. Nathan Deal put education at the top of his list Monday, appointing Gainesville resident Philip Wilheit to the Board of Regents shortly after his own inauguration.
After fighting through snow and ice to attend the first day of the 2011 legislative session Monday, lawmakers are trekking back to the Capitol today for the State of the State address.
Sunday felt like a family reunion at the Governor's Mansion.
ATLANTA - Days before he will be sworn in as Georgia's 82nd governor, Gov.-elect Nathan Deal took a different kind of oath Friday morning at the Georgia State Capitol.
The Governor's Mansion was ready for the Deals to arrive Thursday afternoon, with all the furniture in place and everything squeaky clean.
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So this is all about Androids and not Apple products at all?
Yes I read the article
You failed to mention that only Sprint and a few other [US] carriers use this software.
My gf has an android and she is gonna be pissed when she hears about this. Lol.
I smell a class action lawsuit brewing. Nice post. I will stick with iOS. This is just 1 more reason i love my iPhone
I hope this opens up to question iOS though. How are we sure that Carrier IQ isn't found somewhere deep in iOS? Glad this came up before I put my pre-order in on the Asus Transformer Prime. Btw, is this only found in mobile phones or is this also in tablets running Android?
Thanks for reporting this Mr. Swanson, much appreciated. PLEASE keep us updated!! Android devices, as well as other affected operating systems, are about to see a huge spike in sales with the holiday season as well as CES right around the corner.
This has more to do with the carriers and manufacturers and less to do with Android.I swear, every time you writers get a chance to bash android, you do. You're supposed to be unbiased. report the facts in an unbiased way or don't report at all!Verizon and Sprint hired CIQ and ordered Samsung and HTC to put these in their phones and tablets. It's not necessarily and android thing because Samsung doesn't just make smartphones.
May I ask you what, in particular, you thought was biased or nonfactual about the article?
I've been in the dm business for almost 20 years and I can tell you that this info is useful and valuable to marketers and socially acceptable "in it's most generic form"!!! IE: Adults aged 24 - 32 with 2.3 children average income ....... but marketing overlays have nothing to do with passwords, encrypted data, access info to bank accounts etc. There is only one organization I can think of that would want immediate, unrestricted access to this data without a court order.
AND yes, it can be removed. xda-developers - View Single Post - [DEV|APPv7] CIQ / HTC & Google Checkin / HTC loggers / Tell HTC Info & Removal
why is modmyi trying to cause panic with this article. at least give all the information but you guys do a much much better than those clowns at iDownloadblog.
Holy ****! why is this not a bigger story? When apple tracked a little bit of data it was huge, when google tracked a little bit of data it was huge, but when many carriers and handset makers track ever aspect to the T, EVERYTHING, its just on a few tech blogs?


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Brewer at the Legislature: Wind energy is testament to greed
Groene at the Legislature: Holding NRDs responsible
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NFU urges smooth, transparent transition to Fair Trade framework
New interim executive director named for state brand committee
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A rundown of entertainment in North Platte and Lincoln County.
Friday, Jan. 25
Sculleys Shooters - Live music by Emmett Bower Band. 9 p.m. Cover.
Maranatha Camp Family night. 7-10 p.m. $6 per person or $30 per five or more household.
Saturday, Jan. 26
North Platte Library Library foundation jigsaw puzzle tournament. 1-5 p.m.
A to Z Books (507 N. Jeffers) Open Mic Nite. Bob Dylan theme night. Established performers and newcomers. 7-10:30 p.m. Free-will donation. Refreshments provided or bring your own.
Sculleys Shooters - Live music by Emmett Bower Band. 9 p.m. Cover charge.
Sunday, Jan. 27
Quality Inn Super Bride Sunday with vendors and fashion show at 3 p.m. Noon-4 p.m.
VFW Post 1504 (2100 E. Fourth) - Live music by Ray Mullen. Open to public. 7-10 p.m. Freewill donation.
Tuesday, Jan. 29
Applebees Karoke with Rascal. 9-12 p.m.
Wednesday, Jan. 30
Pop Corner (1847 W. A) Live piano and song by Shermie. 10:30 a.m.-1:30 p.m.
VFW Post 1504 (2100 E. Fourth) bingo, total of 24 games, starts at 6:45 p.m.
Sculleys Shooters (2221 E. Fourth) adult dance lessons. 7-9 p.m. $3 per person.
North Platte Senior Center (900 E. Tenth) the Golden Classics, a four-piece combo, plays a dance. 7-10 p.m. $3.
Friday, Feb. 1
225 McNeel Lane Hoggy Doggy Shadow Splash in the South Platte River. Fundraiser for schools. Entries welcome to show up. 3-4 p.m.
Sculleys Shooters (2221 E. Fourth) - Live music by The Innocence. 9 p.m. Cover charge.
Saturday, Feb. 2
Tuesday, Feb. 5
Wednesday, Feb. 6
Thursday, Feb. 7
Businesses open after hours, some featuring guest artists and musicians.
Friday, Feb. 8
A to Z Books (507 N. Jeffers) Open Mic Nite. Established performers and newcomers. 7-10:30 p.m. Free-will donation. Refreshments provided or bring your own.
Sculleys Shooters (2221 E. Fourth) Live music by Nashville Reject. 9 p.m. Cover charge.
Saturday, Feb. 9
Maranatha Camp Valentines Banquet. Singles also welcome. 4-5 p.m. $15 per plate.
Lincoln County Fairgrounds Building Valentines Day Dance with Mexican music. 6 p.m. $8 cover charge.
Sculleys Shooters (2221 E. Fourth) Celebrate Shooters second anniversary with JB and the Moonshine Band featuring Nashville Reject. 9 p.m. Tickets $15.
Looking ahead
Tuesday, Feb. 12
Wednesday, Feb. 13
Homes and all kinds of home furnishings will be on display at the Home Sweet Home Show Feb. 15-17 at the Quality Inn and Suites/Sandhills Convention Center near I-80. The show opens at 4 p.m. Feb. 15 and runs all day Saturday and Sunday until 4 p.m. Feb. 17.
Friday, Feb. 15
Saturday, Feb. 16
Sculleys Shooters (2221 E. Fourth) Live music by Along For The Ride. 9 p.m. Cover charge.
Monday, Feb. 18
Neville Center (Fifth and Bailey) Opera performance by international performer, George Dyer, featuring a mix of opera and Broadway favorites. 7:30-10 p.m. Membership $50, students $15 and families $100.
Tuesday, Feb. 19
Childrens Museum (314 N. Jeffers) Monthly program/craft workshop. 10:30 a.m. Members free, non-members $4.
Friday, Feb. 22
Sculleys Shooters (2221 E. Fourth) Live music by Driving Dynamics. 9 p.m. Cover charge.
Saturday, Feb. 23
Quality Inn Buffalo Bill Birthday Bash. 7-11 p.m. Call 532-7939 for more info.
To list an event with this rundown, post it in a talkback, email email@example.com, call us at 696-0052 or drop a note at the Bulletin office, across the street east of Merrick's, 1300 E. Fourth.
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SAINT LEO, Fla. – Despite controlling the scoreboard for 34 minutes, the Saint Leo University women's basketball team (6-4, 0-1) dropped its Sunshine State Conference home opener in heartbreaking fashion, 56-54, to the Lynn University Fighting Knights (7-4, 2-0 SSC), Saturday afternoon from the Marion Bowman Activities Center.
Overall, the Lions led in nearly every statistic, but with five minutes to play in regulation the Fighting Knights shrank a five-point Lions' lead and took the lead for good on a Marquis Lee jumper with 58 seconds to play. The loss negated the second consecutive double-double from Chelsea Connelly (13 pts., 13 rebs.) and quieted Chelsea Williams' 18-point effort.
Defense was the name of the game for the Lions in the first half as they held the opposing Fighting Knights to just 24 points. Chelsea Williams did the majority of the damage on the offensive side as she led the team with 12 of the team's 29 points on 4-of-7 shooting.
A back and forth struggle for much of the opening 20 minutes, Williams and a solid inside performance, put the Lions up by 10, 27-17, behind the efforts of an 8-0 run. The Lions eventually went into the halftime break up five, 29-24.
The second half was a classic see-saw battle. Saint Leo opened the half by pushing the lead to nine behind a Keishara Green layup with 13:54 to play. Lynn responded with a 9-3 run to tie the game at 42 apiece with 9:37 to play. Stout defense on both sides kept the score low, but the Lions managed, thanks to a Connelly three-point basket, to go up five, 52-47, with 5:16 to play.
Unfortunately for the Lions, the offense went cold over the final five minutes as they converted just one more basket. That, combined with untimely turnovers, saw Lynn shrink the Lions' advantage once again. This time the Lions could not respond as Lee punched home the game-winning jumper with 58 seconds to play.
In total, the Lions led in the rebounding department, 42-29, and shot nearly 41 percent (17-for-42) from the floor. The Lions controlled the paint as well, outscoring the Fighting Knights, 24-12.
The Lions will return to the court on Wednesday, January 4, when travel to Tampa, Fla. to take on the University of Tampa in an SSC showdown. Tip-off for the in-region contest is set for 5:30 p.m. from the Bob Martinez Sports Center on the campus of the University of Tampa. For the latest news, information, and updates on the women's basketball team, visit SaintLeoLions.com.