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Scripture Reflection for the 8th Sunday in Ordinary Time (Year A)
Recently, I was visiting with a friend facing significantly challenging times unlike any I have faced in the past, and I shared with him my glib wisdom for not worrying, which went something like "We are limited in our ability to control the outcome of tomorrow. Worrying about situations and people we have no control over is a waste of our energy."
"Why don't you just pat me on the head and offer me a Coke?" he asked drily. It was apparent he felt patronized by my good news, but he made a good point about how easily I can tell someone to not worry when I have not walked in their shoes. I thought of how often I circulate well-intentioned, inspirational messages through social media with messages like "Worrying never changes the outcome," or "No amount of worry can solve any problem." Just don't worry…here, have a Coke!
Even though I need to continually tell myself precisely these words to prevent my own worry, and even though I believe they hold true for everyone, it was unhelpful for me to tell someone facing the loss of their home (in so many words) "Don't worry, be happy." In the same way, it would be insensitive to tell someone unable to feed their family, "Just don't worry! Everything works out in the end." It would be condescending to tell someone awaiting results for a medical test, "Worry about that when the times comes." The human experience can be filled with joy, love, and hope, but can also be messy with complex challenges, and personally working on accepting this fact helps enable me to keep the worry at bay.
Interestingly, a research study published in the December 2016 edition of Biological Psychology suggests some "normal" worrying can serve a useful purpose in our lives insofar as normal worry can help us to solve problems connected to daily living, to help improve our mood, and to help us avoid catastrophe. For example, "I am worried because I want my presentation to go well, so I will carefully prepare and arrive well in advance of the start time to review my material." Being attentive to the matter and working to resolve it helps to reduce my worry.
However, the authors of the study stated worry can take on a more damaging form, presenting a serious challenge to many of us feeling excessive anxiety over what tomorrow will bring. I have mentioned in another reflection that the term "worry" is derived from the Old English "wyrgan," meaning "to strangle." Strangle is exactly what worry does to us if left unattended to grow out of control. Humans tend to worry when presented with uncertainty, but does this mean we have failed as Christians because we worried against Jesus' advice? No, there are times in life when worry wins over and mires us down, and it seems the only thing to do is pray, and because a prayer petition is far better than a Coke (for most of us), here is a version of Reinhold Niebuhr's "Serenity Prayer" you may be less familiar with:
God, give me grace to accept with serenity
the things that cannot be changed,
Courage to change the things
which should be changed,
and the Wisdom to distinguish
the one from the other.
Living one day at a time,
Enjoying one moment at a time,
Accepting hardship as a pathway to peace,
Taking, as Jesus did,
This sinful world as it is,
Not as I would have it,
Trusting that You will make all things right,
If I surrender to Your will,
So that I may be reasonably happy in this life,
And supremely happy with You forever in the next.
Trevor Droesbeck
Office of Youth Faith Development
Reflection for the 33rd Sunday in Ordinary Time (Year C)
The Gospel at first glance does not seem to resonate with 'good news.' It is filled with doom – 'nations will rise against nations,' 'there will be great earthquakes,' 'they will arrest you and persecute you,' 'you will be betrayed even by your parents.' Hard to see much about good news in any of this. As I write this reflection we are a day before the United States elects a new president. Regardless of the outcome, the strife which has appeared to consume arguably the most powerful nation on earth in the months leading up to this election, may well contribute to the sense of foreboding. If media coverage is accurate, it will take time to mend the divisions which have surfaced during the campaign. The Gospel speaks what we are presently living.
Yet, with all of that, there are glimpses of hope. 'Do not be terrified,' 'I will give you words and a wisdom,' 'not a hair of your head will perish,' Jesus tells us. It is, Jesuit priest John Kavanaugh says, as though Christ is "counseling us not to be alarmed at our condition," because this is the condition of every time. War and disaster, much as we would want it to be otherwise, appears to be part of the human state. There is nothing new under the sun the writer of Ecclesiastes has told us. The world is always in the midst of upheaval, disaster, war, uncertainty. And every day brings death. "Each day is the last. Each time is the end time. Each human being faces the end of the world in the span of a life, whether it reach eight minutes or eighty years. The world, its opportunities and losses, passes away for us each night. Every sunset announces a closing of a day that will never come again," Kavanaugh reminds us.
It is easy to hear the voices of hate; it is easy to be corrupted by fear; it is easy to let our fear lead us to hate. When we learn to hear instead the voice of the one who loves us, the one who brings us comfort, the one who assures us he is with us always, then we feel differently. Then reason, trust, hope prevail and can bring peace and harmony, respect and tolerance. This takes faith … and it also takes patience. Because it is hard to be a voice of love in a climate of hatred.
The Extraordinary Jubilee of Mercy draws to its conclusion on November 20th with the Feast of Christ the King. This year of mercy, however, is not a one of … we are tasked to live every year as a year of mercy. Mercy, Pope Francis says, "is a wellspring of joy, serenity, and peace." (MV#2) It is the bridge that connects us to God, and in so doing "opens our hearts to the hope of being loved forever." (MV#2) Mercy, therefore, benefits not only the person to whom we extend mercy; it benefits us who are merciful as well, by helping us to become joyful and serene.
I learned long ago, that the only actions I could control were my own. If I can hear, and believe, the words of Jesus when he says 'do not be terrified,' maybe then I can become the person of mercy I am meant to be. And through that, gain my soul.
Ellen Bennett, Office of Faith Development
Archdiocese of Moncton
Scripture Reflection for the Thirty-Second Sunday in Ordinary Time (Year C)
October 31, 2016
I begin writing this reflection Halloween morning, a day with different meanings for different people, depending on your religious or spiritual tradition. Ancient Celts believed on this day the veil between the living and the dead lifted and spirits of those who have died walked the earth. Yesterday, the Hindu festival of Diwali took place, which celebrated the victory of light over darkness. Christians mark October 31st as All Hallow's Eve since November 1st will be All Saints Day, and the day following will be All Souls Day, two days our church remembers and celebrates those who have died before us in faith. In Mexico, All Saints and All Souls take on a special significance in the form of Dia de los Muertos; Day of the Dead. Each of these celebrations reaffirms for believers of diverse customs that death is not the end of the story. Our Christian tradition teaches us that because of Jesus Christ's death and resurrection, the death of our physical bodies does not mark the end of the story for us.
Recently I spoke with a woman who talked about her morbid fear of death and she asked me if I was afraid of dying. I do not spend a great deal of time thinking about my own death, but I had thought about this, so I replied "No, but I am afraid of dying without having given my best to living." I do not think she liked my response because she changed the subject of the conversation. If our conversation had continued, I would have told her that while I do not fear death, I certainly fear dying painfully. Even still, indulging myself in dark imaginings about how I will die is not particularly helpful, and today's Gospel from Luke reminds us that our God is not a "God not of the dead, but of the living."
November 1, 2016
I continue and finish writing this reflection on the afternoon of All Saints. This morning in Amherst I attended the funeral of my father's brother, my Uncle Alex. As we gathered in the cemetery for the interment, I looked around at the generations of people whose lives he had touched. Surely part of him will live on through them. I see Alex's siblings, his children, grandchildren, and great-grandchildren; all carrying with them a significant part of my uncle not only in their DNA but in their hearts. Like most people in the world, we believe those who have died before us remain with us in one form or another.
Steven Curtis Chapman sings of a "glorious unfolding" which reminds us that the best is yet to come. Here is the refrain:
"And this is going to be the glorious unfolding
Just you wait and see and you will be amazed
You've just got to believe the story is so far from over
So hold on to every promise God has made to us
And watch this glorious unfolding"[1]
Trevor Droesbeck
Office of Youth Faith Development for the Archdiocese of Moncton
[1] Glorious Unfolding, lyrics by Steven Curtis Chapman© 2013
Jubilee for Catechists – "Announcing the Mercy of God"
With the decision to celebrate an Extraordinary Jubilee Year of Mercy, we receive a glimpse of something which is of paramount importance to our Holy Father – the mercy of God. In the midst of this Year of Mercy, Pope Francis has named other jubilees. One which resonates with me in a particular way is the one celebrated today: the Jubilee of Catechists.
"Who are catechists?" Pope Francis asks. "They are people who keep the memory of God alive; they keep it alive in themselves and they are able to revive it in others." Catechists are not only those who facilitate the faith development of our children. They are the folks we encounter every day who show us through their actions that God's bountiful love and compassion is present in our world. "The contemporary world listens more willingly to witnesses than to teachers, and if it does listen to teachers, it is because they are witnesses," Pope Paul VI told us in 1975. In the forty plus years since we heard that first proclaimed, very little has changed. It is still the actions of people, more than their words, that move us, that form us, that heal us.
"The Church is commissioned to announce the mercy of God, the beating heart of the Gospel, which in its own way must penetrate the heart and mind of every person." (MV #12) Think of people who are announcing the mercy of God to you. Is it their words which does that? Is it the way they live their lives? With deep appreciation I note the hundreds of folks in our Christian communities who have accepted the invitation to play a formal role in the ministry of the catechist – those who work with our children, who prepare couples for marriage, who prepare parents for the baptism of their children, who accompany adults and children who seek initiation into the Roman Catholic faith.
And I remember with thankfulness and affection the multitudes of people who have shown me over and over again the unconditional love and mercy of God – my parents and grandparents, my aunts and uncles, my siblings, my husband, my children, my friends, my colleagues – ordinary people, living ordinary lives with grace in times of trail and pain, joy in times of hope and promise. The many whom God has put in my life to offer a hand of friendship and love so that my life is full and blessed; the many who live with courage in illness, with dignity in poverty and financial hardship; the many who challenge me to look at situations with a different lens; the many who have a much broader view of neighbour than my own; the many who teach me, encourage me and occasionally force me, to be all that God means me to be. Sometimes this is by their words, and frequently it through how they live. In all cases, those who are deliberate in their ministry of catechist and those who are simply being who they are, have shown me over and over again, who God is. In that, they are catechists.
Pope Francis says that "on the lips of the catechist, the first proclamation must ring out over and over: 'Jesus Christ loves you; he gave his life to save you; and now he is living at your side every day to enlighten, strengthen and free you.' This first proclamation is called 'first' … because it is the principal proclamation, the one which we must hear again and again in different ways, the one which we must announce one way or another throughout the process of catechesis, at every level and moment." (EG #164)
So many people have entered my life, for a short time, or a long one, all placed there by a God who loves me, and is with me always … and on this Sunday, I think of them, and am filled with love and gratitude.
Ellen Bennett, Office of Faith Development
Archdiocese of Moncton
Reflection for the 24th Sunday in Ordinary Time (C)
All of this talk of forgiveness and healing lately. The recent canonization of Mother Teresa taking place within the Extraordinary Jubilee of Mercy, along with the theme of forgiveness in this weekend's readings has me thinking of reunions, homecomings and reconciliation…the very things I think we should expect from a church characterized by Pope Francis as a field hospital for those suffering from battle…not a museum for those who have achieved full communion with God right here on earth while many struggle at times to practice it. As an 18-year-old High School graduate I remember feeling nervous and uncertain as I prepared my move to Antigonish where I did not know a single other person, and when I arrived I felt homesick for something…anything familiar to me. Attending mass gave me such a comforting, refreshing taste of home, that I attended daily. Walking into the University chapel with its wonderfully familiar church smell, CBW IIs and Glory and Praise hymnals, along with all the liturgical symbols made me feel as though I just arrived home, and it was here I made friends of faith with whom I have stayed connected over twenty-five years and counting. When spring rolled around that first year and the time came for me to return to New Brunswick for the summer, I felt exhilarated knowing I would soon reunite with friends, family and my community. Attending mass with my mother at St. Jude's was an experience of homecoming and it felt good. The faith community where I was raised and catechized was a place I felt I belonged, and over the years I have begun to think of attending weekend mass (wherever that may be) as a respite from my troubles and all the people, places and situations that interfere in my relationship with our God. I am strengthened by the assembled Body of Christ to return to the "real world" and try to stay attuned God's love, grace and mercy.
The challenges, though! There is a line in the 1985 film The Color Purple, where a preacher in a southern country church shouts at his congregation "All of us have been prodigal children at one time or another!" This sounds true enough to me, for I have certainly staggered through a few of my own prodigal episodes, each one looking very different. Each time I returned humbled, limping, and seeking treatment in the field hospital: love and forgiveness from others and from God. The good news of course is that God will always grant it when I seek forgiveness contritely, but as a human with a sneaky ego I must wrestle with my imperfection and my blind spots. Fr. Richard Rohr suggests that 2/3 of Jesus' teachings are directly or indirectly about forgiveness, which makes it "an entire attitude about forgiving reality for what it is, forgiving the tragic flaw, forgiving an imperfect world." The idea of loosening my attachment to perfection is liberating, not because I am free to do as I please but because it gives me permission to wear my weaknesses as part of my armour. For me, the journey of faith is no longer about beating myself up for my shortcomings…or even worse than that, passing judgement on others based on how I think they fall short. These days my faith journey is more about trying to stay connected to the homecoming…and if I am able to stay connected to this message, perhaps I will not stray too far from home.
Trevor Droesbeck
Office of Youth Faith Development for the Archdiocese of Moncton
It is interesting to me that in a secular culture which often vilifies faith, there is still a profound fascination with rising from the dead, with eternal life, and with the afterlife. Zombies, vampires and ghosts, oh my. AMC's The Walking Dead now has well over 13 million weekly viewers. Penny Dreadful is the most recent in an endless stream of hugely popular television series built around vampires and the "undead". As for ghosts? Well, most people I know can share a ghostly encounter of their own or can tell you of someone who has. Do not misunderstand me, I love a good Stephen King novel or a gothic ghost story. For me they are like taking a ride on a Dive Coaster where I can experience the thrill of recklessly free-falling without suffering the consequences. Could our fascination with ghastly entertainment point to a need for reassurance that death might not be the end of the story for us? If asked, most people would say "Oh, I don't believe any of it, it is all in good fun," and my friends who are atheists would say "That is ridiculous!" It might be, but I do not think it is ridiculous.
When I was in sixth grade my maternal grandmother died suddenly, and it was the first time I was confronted with the death of someone I dearly loved. The news of her death remained unreal to me until I arrived at her house in Nova Scotia where the wake was held and saw her casket in the "back room." People, including many I had not seen before, milled about the kitchen and living room wearing solemn expressions on their faces and spoke to one another in hushed tones. Over the next few days it dawned on me in incremental stages that I would not see her again, I would not feel her hug me, nor would I ever again accompany her to mass. Gone. I was distraught and did not appreciate what life was handing me. I cannot remember exactly when, but shortly after her death she began frequent visits to my dreams. In each dream, she would appear to me, just as I remembered her, explaining that she was not really dead, but just "away".
"I thought you were gone," I would say to her, overjoyed.
"I was away, but I knew you needed to see me," was her reply.
We would sit at her kitchen table and talk, like I remembered doing when she was living, and the dream would go on for what seemed like hours, and I would be happy.
These dreams were at once reassuring and devastating because as a 12 year-old with a vivid imagination, I would experience the joy of seeing her again as though it had happened in the flesh, only to wake from sleep and realize once again that she was no longer with us. As the years passed these dreams became more and more infrequent, but do you know what? From time to time I still have them. I had one recently in fact but now that I am 43 years old I think of them only as a blessing, as well as a gentle reminder that she has been me all along. Who is to say that is any less real?
I would have loved to have been a witness to the funeral scenario in today's gospel reading from Luke. How jarring must it have been for those who did witness it, to have seen the finality of death challenged and beaten? Many of us love a good horror tale, but I am encouraged that our Christian story helps us look death in the face and defiantly proclaim, "Meh."
~Trevor Droesbeck, Office of Youth Faith Development
Do you recognize this image? Take a moment. Yes, you do? Keener! No? You are not alone. When the same question was posed to me a year and a half ago, I was unable to identify it as the image gracing the cover of the Catechism of the Catholic Church. On the inside of the first page of the Catechism, it reads:
"This pastoral image, of pagan origin (…) also suggests certain characteristics of this Catechism: Christ, the Good Shepherd who leads and protects his faithful (the lamb) by his authority (the staff), draws them by the melodious symphony of the truth (the panpipes) and makes them lie down in the shade of the 'tree of life,' his redeeming Cross opens paradise."
Sounds alluring, doesn't it?
In the Jerusalem of Jesus' time, various shepherds would arrive in town and corral all their sheep together into one sheep-fold…enough sheep to count for even the worst insomniac. This was done for protection and companionship, and I have read that a competent shepherd would know each member of his flock, often by individual name. The relationship between flock and shepherd was not one-sided, though. The sheep knew their shepherd as well, and would recognize the voice of their master when called. There was no need for the sheep to be marked according to individual herd, or kept separate from one another using a physical barrier. They knew their master's voice.
This Sunday past I facilitated a confirmation retreat for one of our parishes in Moncton and before we did anything else, even before we prayed, I led the group through an exercise where I asked them to don blindfolds before I gave them a long list of detailed instructions for a picture I wanted them to draw. As I read out the instructions, I blared loud music by One Direction and Rachel Platten. Once I finished with my instructions, I asked them to remove their blind-folds and view their drawings, which delighted them because of course they looked nothing like they were supposed to. The idea behind the exercise was that it is possible to hear the voice of Jesus through the noise, but it involves challenges along with some focus and some effort.
In 2016 our culture is one of distraction from truth, forcing us to filter out many noisy voices in order to attune to the voice of Jesus. We have the voice of advertising (You're not good enough! You suck! Buy more of our products and be more beautiful! More popular! Be a better human being! Buy now!); There is the voice of individualism (In the end, you're all alone so look out for yourself!); Ironically, even the voice of religion (I'm right, you're wrong! You're not good enough! Just leave!) can distract us from connecting with Jesus at times. Noise.
There is good news, though. Like the sheep who recognize the voice of their master, we have the gifts needed to discern the voice of God. At times when I find myself caught up in the distracted noise of all of the competing voices around me, I hear the voice echo within me "Remember who you are," and I know this is the voice of my good shepherd.
-Trevor Droesbeck, Office of Youth Faith Development
Drawn from Within (Richard Rohr)
Tuesday, April 12, 2016
Although Jesus' message of "full and final participation" was periodically enjoyed and taught by many unknown saints and mystics, the vast majority of Christians made Christianity into a set of morals and rituals, instead of an all embracing mysticism of the present moment. Moralism (as opposed to healthy morality) is the reliance on largely arbitrary purity codes, needed rituals, and dutiful "requirements" that are framed as prerequisites for enlightenment. Every group and individual usually begins this way, and I guess it is understandable. People look for something visible, seemingly demanding, and socially affirming to do or not do rather than undergo a radical transformation of the mind and heart. It is no wonder that Jesus so strongly warns against public prayer, public acts of generosity, and visible fasting in his Sermon on the Mount (Matthew 6:1-18). Yet that is what we still do!
Any external behavior that puts you on moral high ground is always dangerous to the ego because, as Jesus says, "you have received your reward" (Matthew 6:2). Moralism and ritualism allow you to be independently "good" without the love and mercy of God and without being of service to anybody else for that matter. That's a far cry from the full and final participation we see Jesus offering or any outpouring love of the Trinity.
Our carrot-on-the-stick approach to religion is revealed by the fact that one is never quite pure enough, holy enough, or loyal enough for the presiding group. Obedience is normally a higher virtue than love. This process of "sin management" has kept us clergy in business. There are always outsiders to be kept outside. Hiding around the edges of this search for moral purity are evils that we have readily overlooked: slavery, sexism, wholesale classism, greed, pedophilia, national conquest, gay oppression, and the oppression of native cultures. Almost all wars were fought with the full blessing of Christians. We have, as a result, what some cynically call "churchianity" or "civil religion" rather than deep or transformative Christianity.
The good news of an incarnational religion, a Spirit-based morality, is that you are not motivated by any outside reward or punishment but actually by participating in the Mystery itself. Carrots are neither needed nor helpful. "It is God, who for [God's] own loving purpose, puts both the will and the action into you" (see Philippians 2:13). It is not mere rule-following behavior but your actual identity that is radically changing you. Henceforth, you do things because they are true, not because you have to or you are afraid of punishment. Now you are not so much driven from without (the false self method) but you are drawn from within (the True Self method). The generating motor is inside you now instead of a lure or a threat from outside.
Gateway to Silence:
Spirit of Love in me, love through me.
Adapted from Richard Rohr, Immortal Diamond: The Search for Our True Self (Jossey-Bass: 2013), 102-106.
God of all those who yearn for a glimmer of assurance on the long journey home to you, come! Come with a vast storehouse of renewed dreams, hopes, and peacefulness.
God of hope, come! Enter into my memory and remind me often of the yearning of the people of history. Stir up stories of how the ancestors hung on to your promises, how they stole hope from tiny glimmers about you, passed on from age to age. Help me to hear the loud, crying voices of the prophets who proclaimed that a new age would dawn.
God of hope, come! Enter into this heart of mine which often loses itself in self, missing the message of your encouragement because I am so entangled in the web of my own whirl of life. Enable me to not lose sight of the power of your presence or the truth of your consolation.
God of hope, come! Enter into the lives of all those I hold dear, the ones whose lives are marked with pain, struggle, and deep anxiety, those whose lives bear ongoing heartaches, those whose difficulties threaten to overwhelm them with helplessness and despair. Come and gift them with a deep belief about you and your never-ending faithfulness and companionship.
God of hope, come! Enter into every human heart that cries out for a glimpse of your love, for assign of your welcoming presence, for a taste of your happiness. Be the one who calms the restless and gentles the ache of the human journey.
God of hope, come! Enter into this Advent season with the grace of joy and laughter. Fill faces with smiles and delight and voices with sounds of pleasure. Let this gift come from deep within. Replenish all with the joyful blessings that only your peace can bring.
God of hope, come! Be the Morning Star in our midst, the Light that can never go out, the Beacon of Hope guiding our way to you. Come into our midst and make our lives a home, where your everlasting goodness resonates with assuring love and vigorous hope.
~Joyce Rupp, taken from Out of the Ordinary © 2000, 2010 by Joyce Rupp. Used by permission of Ave Maria Press. All rights reserved.
"Even the worst parts of my life can be turned into good." ~Nick Vujicic
For reflection:
Where do you find hope in your life?
Is there any area of your life that seems hopeless and needs to be rekindled into a burning flame?
Many (perhaps all) of you are too young to remember this U2 song from the first time around in 1987, but a couple of years ago, I happened upon this cover version sung by the Montreal Jubilation Gospel Choir. The first thing I thought was, "If this was my church choir, I would never want to leave the building!"
What do you think the narrator of the song is looking for? What's the message?
As we enter into the Season of Advent, with its themes of joy, peace, hope and love, what is it you are looking for? Do you expect to find it?


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Discussion in 'The Vestibule' started by NBAman619, Feb 5, 2013.
She's hotter than Katy doe.
she's missing a whole lot in the chest region.
Dang, they don't show her stuffing her chest
One is known for her ample chest. The other is notable for her lack of a chest. She should not be dressing up as Katy.
dem legs
Wow she looks really sexy here. I like her better than Katy did in this picture
Mandatory mention
She does look gorgeous though
i'd let her juggle my balls
"Alex Morgan as a 2x4"
I want to pour syrup on those legs and have them for breakfast.
Katy still has prettier feet.
Haters gonna hate.
2x4s gonna 2x4.
Not nearly enough chest
That's kind a cool concept. Are there any others?
You seeing this bro!
Look up
Josh Freeman as MJ >>>>
As Katy Perry?
Not much of a chest but GOT DAMN DOZE LEGS
i wish my laptop was working, one of those gifs would make a great icon
Those legs. Man.
I know hes been mentioned, but I wanna make sure he sees everything, multiple times.
I like her better than Katy Perry because she doesn't smoke.
"She has no boobs! Bones, she's supposed to look like Katy Perry! We need boobs!!!"
"I'm sorry, Jim. I'm a doctor, not a miracle worker."
"Scotty! The top with the pushed out bust isn't enough. They're still not buying it!!"
I enjoy!
Would annihilate
She is very pretty.
Katy Perry has titties doe
That's a fact
dawww thats a really good pic
she's nothing at all like katy perry though so i find it strange that they'd pick her to do her but whatever
Yea, very odd choice. Just straight up doing a copy of anyone is kind of strange.
to be fair every girl wants to be katy perry
Wish it was this one:
A meh, overrated celebrity as a meh, overrated celebrity
JL pls
I still love you bb
Except she actually has tits.
Well that's insulting.
lol barely


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The Chinese doctor Qu Huangzhang developed Yunnan paiyao in the Yunnan province of China in the early 1900s.
Although the mixture's contents remained a manufacturing secret until fairly recently, suspicion grew that its main active ingredient consisted of pseudoginseng root, now called Panax notoginseng, notoginseng, "tien chi" or "san qi."2
Notoginseng offers the highest concentration of hemostatic constituents among all seven major ginseng types.3 Its origin in Yunnan makes sense because notoginseng grown there outperforms notoginseng grown elsewhere in crop yield and quality.4
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Origen and Thomas 5: Quoting Thomas 82 Again
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- In this excerpt, we are looking at where Origen quoted the
same place in the Gospel of Thomas a second time. The next
excerpt will be on Monday.
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This conclusion, that Origen regarded the saying found in
Thomas 82 as a genuine saying of Jesus, is confirmed by his
use of an abbreviated form, albeit paraphrased, of the saying
without any apparent qualms as to its authenticity. In his
fourth homily on Joshua, Origen was expounding the provision
of Jos 4:3, regulating proper behavior to the ark of the covenant:
>Finally, see what is said: "Let the people be at a distanceIn contrast with his cautious introduction of the saying in his
>from the ark of the covenant," it says, "by two thousand cubits."
>The priests and the Levites, however, are very near, and near
>enough so that the ark of the Lord and the divine Law are
>carried on their own shoulders. Blessed are those who deserve
>to be very close to God. But remember that it is written,
>"Those who draw near to me, draw near to fire." If you are
>gold and silver and have drawn near to the fire, you will shine
>forth more splendid and glowing because of the fire.
homily on Jeremiah, Origen here merely said, "but remember that
is written" (sed memento quod scriptum est), an introduction
common to scriptural quotations.
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Stephen C. Carlson
Ph.D. student, Religion, Duke University
Author of The Gospel Hoax: Morton Smith's Invention of Secret Mark (Baylor, 2005)
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As much as any physical creation is necessary to be protected, the software is protected too. Copyrights are the basic intellectual property and for software, specifically copyrights are the extension to copyrights law for machine-readable software. The software companies purchase these copyrights so that the software cannot be copied anywhere else globally. In any case, if the owner wants duplication of the software then a unique kind of copyright is purchased for the software, which is known as the copy left. It allows duplication within specific regions allowed by the owner. Trade secrecy is another form of software protection, which allows the owner to determine where he is willing to sell his software in the world. There are no rights purchased for this type of ethical measures. One of the major characteristics that differentiate trade secrets from others is utilization of trade secrets by companies when they classify the work that does not fall in existing public domain of information. As for software patents, there is no legal existence because the law cannot define whether a software is genuinely a unique invention or not (Reynolds, 2010). Patents usually are given for a period of twenty years for an invention or creation. These are three ways software can be protected and their legal usage i.e., ethical usage be made possible. ...
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The International Roses & Gardening Organization Committee (Mainichi Newspapers/NHK/Sports Nippon Newspapers) has been holding the "International Roses & Gardening Show" every year since 1999. The largest event of its kind in Japan, it showcases roses and beautiful gardening from all around the world. The goal of this event is to introduce the many charms of roses and gardening to all the people looking for a new lifestyle, and to foster cultural rediscovery through co-existence with nature. The show has received high international praise as a one of a kind event.
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Peter David Tomarken (December 7, 1942 – March 13, 2006) was an American television personality primarily known as the host of Press Your Luck. He died in a plane crash in 2006; he is survived by the children from both of his marriages.
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What a happy and energetic track! I like how it all starts with that Mario-ish coin jump too, and then you get the reward. Wonder if those coin-type sounds are regular sfx or if you apply them via a sequencer/thing? Nice work!
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I got the SFX from a free Vst you can download online called "Toad" it has a few 8-bit drums and other special FX included.
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Recent guest reviews
The hotel was nice and clean. The location was good as it was located close to the city center. The entrance level to the hotel on floor was contained the concierge. Check-in was accomplished on the 8th floor. This was a bit awkward to me, but the hotel was nice and clean. Wifi left a lot to be desired. The signal was week in the room. The elevators were slow. It took room service more than 29 minutes to bring ice to the room. The staff was very friendly and helpful too.
I was in Daegu for a conference but the conference booked up early, so I went with Novotel. They hold the upper two-thirds of tall building (I think levels 8-23) so the view is nice. It is directly across the street from a park and from about 8-10 square blocks of shopping and food. Most people in the area speak some English, which cannot be said about all the of city, so non-Korean speakers will find this helpful when wanting to visit restaurants. The first night was very rainy and so I spent the evening watching TV--good assortment of channels in multiple languages. The concierge was always eager to order a taxi for me, but actually they line up outside all day/night and are faster. I wish concierge would suggest this as an option. I was given good advice on visiting Apsan Park when I said I wanted an afternoon of local hiking in the hills. The breakfast was quite expensive at about $31 US, although they evidently hand out 20% off coupons to everybody....why not just reduce the price instead? Good was average--not bad, but not awesome either.
Only major chain hotel in Taegu. Hotel is great, with good location, outstanding staff and good rooms with nice amenities. Staff at check in were super, taking care of things in first rate, professional manner. Only complaint that I have for this hotel, is the relatively poor service for their 8th floor restaurant,. Food is good, price is reasonable (for buffet), but service needs great improvement (for dinner). Breakfast service is better, but still good be better. Would come again, but hope improvements are made for restaurant service.
My wife and I really enjoyed our stay at the Novotel Daegu City Centre hotel. The location was great and the rooms and staff were excellent too.
This is a nicely located hotel. The buffet breakfast is lovely. However, I will say that the amenities listed on this company's website do not match the hotel. There is no pool and the Standard Room has no bath tub. There was a lot of confusion about this upon check in. The staff seemed shocked about this (even when I showed them the website). I was given a voucher to use the sauna for one day in lieu.
The hotel is very nice and very comfortable. The staff was wonderful. My computer was having issues and they were kind enough to let me borrow a laptop to finish work since I couldn't get my computer fixed in time. Will definitely stay when I have to come back to this area. Daegu is a great city as well.
This is an excellent hotel. Spotless, everything looks brand new, perfect location. The rooms are HUGE and the view we had was stunning. We stayed here twice during our trip, and both rooms we stayed in were really excellent. The only thing that I noticed that could use improvement is the consistency of the staff. Some had impeccable English and great service, especially the concierge. Others were barely understandable. One glitch we experienced was when we wanted to order a glass of wine. We were told twice that the hotel did not sell wine by the glass and that only bottles were sold. This was repeated to us on 2 occasions both by the bar staff and later by the room service staff. We thought, seriously, you can't buy a glass of wine at this hotel? This must be a mistake. We did speak to a manager, who helped us and took care of it. He was very apologetic. It seems like it could be a communication issue, but I spoke to the staff in Korean, so not sure what the issue was. Given that, we still feel like this is an amazing hotel, and we will stay here again when we travel to Daegu. The one thing that would bring the level of the hotel up is to have a more consistent level of service among all the staff.
Most affortable presentable hotel in Daegu area.
Hotel highlights
- Free WiFi and wired Internet in rooms and public areas
- Onsite dining
- Health club
- 24-hour business center
Novotel Ambassador Daegu is a short distance from Kyungpook National University and Duryu Park Stadium. This 4-star hotel has 202 guestrooms and offers conveniences like a restaurant, free in-room WiFi, and a health club. In central Daegu, the hotel is also close to Daegu National Museum.
Enjoy a bite to eat at the hotel's buffet restaurant, or relax with a drink at the bar/lounge. Savor a meal from the privacy of your room with 24-hour room service, or get a pick-me-up at the coffee shop/café. Start each morning off right with buffet breakfast served for a fee.
Novotel Ambassador Daegu's 202 rooms are air-conditioned and provide refrigerators, minibars, and coffee makers. Guests can expect 32-inch LCD TVs with satellite channels, along with free WiFi and wired Internet. Bathrooms offer rainfall showers, hair dryers, and free toiletries. Free bottled water, safes, and phones are other standard amenities.
Property features
Guests staying at Novotel Ambassador Daegu enjoy a health club, a sauna, and free WiFi in public areas. Valet parking is offered for KRW 15000 per day. The 24-hour front desk has multilingual staff ready to assist with dry cleaning/laundry, concierge services, and luggage storage. Additional amenities include 2 meeting rooms, a conference center, and a 24-hour business center.
Reviews from Trip Advisor
86% of guests recommend this hotelTotal of 482 reviews


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Apart from the basic cooking utensils, the kitchen also has an oven, a microwave oven, a dish washer, a freezer fridge and some other necessary small appliances like a coffee machine, a toaster, a water heater etc. It is also available a wonderful dining room which offers during meals a great comfort at 8 – 10 persons. There is a fireplace at the living room while you may enjoy yourselves with a 32'' flat large satellite television or with a DVD player, a stereo as well as with high speed/ADSL Internet Access.
All the spaces, i.e. the kitchen, the dining room and the living room are air conditioned. In general, villa's ground floor has large windows and French windows in order to offer to the guest the fantastic view towards the sea as well as the possibility for immediate access to the big balcony and to the pool as along with Jacuzzi are at the same level. There is a furniture garden table and chairs at the big balcony where the view that offers is really breathtaking. Finally, the ground's floor bedroom has an A/C, a flat satellite television while it's internal bathroom has a bathroom shower.
An interior stair leads to the first floor. There are three bedrooms at the first floor, one of which is furnished with two single beds while the two main bedrooms have one double bed each (wooden type). All bedrooms (20sqm each) have a wardrobe, an air conditioner and a flat satellite television. Finally, all bedrooms have a bathroom inside, while the two main bedrooms are furnished with hydromassage (bathtubs, shower cabins, hydromassage columns). A big French window leads to a private balcony where there is a small living room furniture.
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I received a free sample of this in the Herbal Essences: Totally Twisted voxbox and was hoping this would help make my frizzy, wavy hair a little more curly and tamed. Actually make it look like I did something to it, you know? Normally Herbal Essences products work really well for me, so I was pretty confident this would work. After several attempts at different approaches, I found the only way that it would do something for me was if I scrunched while blow drying. Not a big deal, but time consuming for someone who just wants to wash & go. My hair ended up with big, soft, lovely curls though. I loved it and decided I could totally justify the extra work if my hair was going to look this good. Unfortunately, they were completely gone when I woke up in the morning. I was disappointed, but tried another method I saw online and have tried several times with poodle- like results... pin curls!
It sort of worked when I pin curled my hair. I say sort of, because the curls are definitely less poofy, which is a HUGE win, however, they're much heavier than usual and are already falling flat on me half way through the day.
Overall, this would be great for people who shower in the morning, or already have naturally curly hair and are looking for a way to tame the frizz. Otherwise, I'd recommend passing.
It sort of worked when I pin curled my hair. I say sort of, because the curls are definitely less poofy, which is a HUGE win, however, they're much heavier than usual and are already falling flat on me half way through the day.
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This stuff doesn't just LOOK cool, but it works wonders. This hair product is literally magic. Herbal Essences Totally Twisted Curl Boosting Mousse helps me to get just the right curls I want. It's sort of an airy-feeling mousse. I use it to help sculpt my curls and get them looking RIGHT. You can user it to shape and style your hair as well. But this doesn't feel like your normal mousse that you find- it doesn't leave that dried glue-like texture, but it actually makes me hair silky and smooth. I really though, would only recommend this for girls with curly hair who want to add some OOMF to their hair. I typically apply this product to my hands and them run it through my wet hair when I get out of the shower. Then I just let my hair air dry and the product does its magic. It works very well and makes my hair look AMAZING. Not only does it work really well, it also smells REALLY good. It smells of fresh berries and vanilla. Seriously, try this product. I HIGHLY RECOMMEND IT!
I don't really use mousse but I've tried the Garnier product like this and this works just as well with similar price points. I have natural curly hair (3c/4a, if you go by that) and I found the product did work as it says. Scrunch it into your hair and my curls are back in business. I didn't notice any weird or strong scents so that's perfect if you're sensitive to that like me. What I will say though is not to use too much. When I did I got the level 3 hold they referred to on the bottle, which made for crunchy curls and that's not what you want. So a little goes a long way. It helps if your hair is damp so spritz it first so you don't use as much and apply some oil after too. Overall the product performs well and it's cheap too. I actually got a few free with coupons and a gift card deal at Target, which comes around often.
My hair has always been super complicated. I spent a good 4 years of my life straitening every day because I could not find a product that would tame my hair. Until I found this. For the last 5 years, I have showered every morning and put this product in my hair and I let it air dry. It gives me nice natural waves just like my hair is supposed to be. This product changed everything for me.. Love it! It doesn't make my hair greasy at all and I get compliments on hair my hair smells all the time. When air drying, it have make your hair feel a little like straw at first, but this is easy to get rid of by just messing with your hair a little and softening them out.
I got this in my influenster voxbox for testing purposes only. First thing I have to say is that it smells wonderful, a smell that anyone could fall in love with. Second it made my hair look amazing & feel amazing. It didn't dry my hair out like most curly haired products would. The size of this is great because it could last forever. I have thick curly hair & it helped the curls so much more. The one thing I didn't like so much was how it was kinda hard to get the mousse out, I had to press it down a bit hard to get it come out, but other than that it's amazing. I also had to shake it before using to make sure it was going to come out good.
So this mousse isn't all that bad but want so good either. This was my first Time using mousse in my hair and I followed the instructions except for using a diffuser. My hair became somewhat stiff but moveable and my curls lasted all day. But the next morning, I had to already water onto my hair to get it to move around and not matte to my head. This probably happened since it was like 90 something degrees when I put it in so the humidity wasn't very friendly to me. All in all, I believe this product would be best used if in the winter or fall seasons. I received this product complimentary from Influenster for testing purposes.
I love this product. It smells really good, keeps your curls looking great without the crunch, and doesn't weigh hair down too much. I have a lot of fin curly hair and I use this almost everyday to tame frizz and keep my mane looking on point and just the way I want it just be careful not to use too much because if you do (like with any other mousse) you'll get that crunchy effect. It usually lasts all day and if any touch ups are needed a little water run through your hair usually sets everything back in place so you don't have to apply extra product. Good product and good price. I stocked up... Without meaning to ;)
HONESTLY THE BEST THING I EVER TRIED FOR MY HAIR. I have curly but not the type where it's extremely curly but it's curly like really defined curls if that makes any sense. But what I do with this product is put some in my hand and add some hair oil like anyone you like and my hair becomes Fabulous and voluminous. I let it air dry or blow dry it depending on what you like or how much time you have. This product will boost up your curls and get so much compliments. If u don't like the hardness when it dries like I said just add oil. Trust me you would love to add this to your hair routine👍
Where do I begin with this product?! I love the scent and that my hair is still soft when it dries. I didn't notice any crunchiness or residue left over from this product. I have moderately thick hair and this seemed to work just fine. My hair also seems to get dry around the top of my head, but I don't have any flakes when I use this mousse! I also really like that my hair doesn't feel weighed down by this product. This is the only thing I use!
I have naturally crazy wavy hair so I love having a mousse on hand for the days I don't want to "fix" it. This mousse lasted all day and it smells DELICIOUS! My hair is also thick so I have to use a lot, I prefer things that I don't use the whole bottle within a few weeks. It also leaves my hair a little more crunchy than I prefer. It is a 3 on the hold/strong scale so that may be the reasoning. Overall a good choice.
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Our Global Sun Oven is an outdoor cooker that can cook things year round- using only the sun as fuel. Our oven is able to achieve this little feat by using high intensity reflectors in order to focus the rays of the sun inwards to cook food that is inside. You can bake, broil, and steam anything that you want, as long as you have a sunny day!
The reflectors our unit uses are made out of anodized aluminum, which will never rust or degrade. These focus the heat, while the thick layer of non-toxic insulation surrounding our oven retains the heat. Simply find the best angle, deploy the reflectors, and heat things up!
The Global Sun Oven is also very lightweight (coming in at 21 pounds) and can be ported around when it is put away with a convenient carry handle. It is also very easy to deploy and use- in fact, a child can do it. As such, it is definitely something you will want to bring along on your next camping trip. Imagine having piping hot food without having to lug around propane and huge grills and you can see the perks to our oven.
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SBS Dean's Research Excellence Award
Tenure line faculty at all ranks are eligible. This award recognizes distinguished achievement in scholarship and research. Application due March 10, 2017.
Tenure line faculty at all ranks; Self-nominations welcome as well as nominations from faculty peers, Departmental Personnel Committees and Chairs; Recognizes distinguished achievement in scholarship and research. The types of achievement envisioned include:
- the winning of a prestigious prize
- receipt of distinguished awards from one's peers
- receipt of a major grant
- noteworthy publications in the field
These achievements should be within the last five years
Criteria for Application
- Letter of nomination from nominating person
- Candidate's vita
- Scholarly materials sufficient to allow evaluation of her/his merits
- The Dean's Research Council reviews applications and selects recipient
Award Details
$1,000 prize. The award recipient will also receive a plaque at an SBS event.
How to Apply
To submit your application, please put it in a word document, title it RESEARCH EXCELLENCE AWARD and email it and all attachments (including letter of recommendation) to Jennifer Lundquist and Tracy Tudryn. The application is due March 9, 2018.
SBS Outstanding Teaching Award
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Please join us on June 7th for the Healthy Food Fuels Hungry Minds conference at Harvard University.ABOUT THE CONFERENCE Countless children face a lifetime of health-related issues based on access to nutritious food. Our schools are on the front line of driving that access, and on educating children in the cafeteria and beyond about healthy choices…. Read more »
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Farm Bill 2018
Last week at the Farm to Institution Summit in Leominster Mass there was a lot of talk about the Farm Bill. It's a complicated piece of legislation so we are doing our best to educate ourselves and our community about the impacts it will have on our food systems. Here is a graph of the 2014… Read more »
Recipes From Afar: Cabbage Momo from Nepal
We had a very lively demo last October at the Let's Talk About Food Festival involving immigrant farmers from New Lands Farms. These "new Americans" are growing produce from their native countries on small plots of land in Worcester and came to Boston to share some of their recipes with us at the festival. Below… Read more »
2016 Mainstage Festival Schedule!
Subject to Change 10:15Welcome to Let's Talk About Food10:30-11:30Fun With Family Dinner: Cooking With The KidsDo you hope to pass on your love of cooking to your kids? First, you have to get them in the kitchen! Join Star Market Executive Chef Vic Passacantilli, chef and author Joe Gatto (Seriously From Scratch), and cookbook writer Beatrice… Read more »
The Brass Sisters' Pumpkin Tea Cake
The Brass Sisters have some things to say about pumpkin and old fashioned baking. Come see them at the Let's Talk About Food Festival to learn how to make this incredible tea cake. This heirloom recipe is in their book, Baking with the Brass Sisters. PUMPKIN TEA CAKE WITH TOASTED WALNUT BROWN SUGAR TOPPINGWe can't honestly… Read more »
Ali Berlow, Author of the Food Activist Handbook Joins The 2016 Festival
Author and activist Ali Berlow will be joining the mainstage on October 1 for our "Citizen Eaters" segment. Her book, The Food Activist Handbook gives the reader everyday advice on how to get involved in the food revolution and bring our food systems back to health. Every step is important, from the simple to the… Read more »
Author of "Fat Boy Thin Man" Tells His Story
Changing Your Relationship with Food: Author and Speaker Michael Prager Tells His StoryFood has had a controlling influence in my life for longer than I can remember. I have grown, caressed, prepared, eaten, overeaten, binged on, hidden, lied about, stolen, stolen for, wallowed in, hunted down, obsessed over, abused myself with, flown regularly to consult… Read more »
News from Lovin' Spoonfuls' Plenty Program
Plenty, Lovin' Spoonfuls' culinary and nutritional program, has been serving our community of partners since 2014. Through cooking demonstrations led by our chef partners, we teach our beneficiaries whole-ingredient, low-waste cooking using the delicious food we distribute each day to more than 25,000 people in Greater Boston and MetroWest.Plenty has been growing! We were recently… Read more »
And the winners are….
We are very thankful for everyone who participated in the Readable Feast last weekend. It was a packed couple days of books, food, demos chefs, recipes and the buzz of the public market. We can't wait to do it again next year. Our judges devoured 34 cookbooks cover to cover and voted on for their favorites…. Read more »
Chef Joe Gatto And Family Make Fresh Pasta
Our favorite family chef, Joe Gatto will be returning to the Let's Talk About Food Festival this year to demo cooking recipes with kids, his own kids! His new book, Seriously From Scratch (due out in September) has plenty of recipes that are easy to make at home with the whole family. Check out this… Read more »


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|Guardians of the Galaxy: Mother Entropy TPB (2017 Marvel) 1-1ST
As the galaxy slowly succumbs and becomes enslaved by a dangerous cosmic threat, only the Guardians may be left to stop it. An A++ sci-fi romp from two masters of their craft – Jim Starlin and Alan Davis.
Marvel Legacy Numbering
This fall, Marvel Comics returns to its legacy numbering. Discover what it's like to read your favorite Marvel series from the very beginning to now as if they had never rebooted or restarted from a new #1.
Tarzan and the Cannibal King
Tarzan and the Cannibal King is an all-new Tarzan tale, and a spectacular addition to any Tarzan collection. Available in a Deluxe Edition, Limited Signed Edition, or as a set!
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Only Human: Part 2 of 2 - Superman finds himself side by side with Lex Luthor once more, but is his former foe truly committed to being a hero, or is it just a ruse to gain the Man of Steel's trust?
|The Survivors: A Glen Haven Tale SC (2017 A Bifrost Universe Novel) 1-1ST
Five strong women who have all lived through vicious attacks by a demented madman team up to seek out the murderer that haunts a small east Texas town and attempt to end his reign of terror once and for all.
|New Teen Titans TPB (DC) By Marv Wolfman and George Perez 7-1ST
Marv Wolfman and George Perez's legendary run on Teen Titans reaches its crescendo with "The Judas Contract!" Collects New Teen Titans #42-48 and ANNUAL #3
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Here's your chance to dive into the exciting world of comic collecting at 1980s prices. Not since 1980 have comics been this affordable! You'll receive 3 lbs. of comics, generally about 25-40 comics depending on page count.
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|New Batman Armor Schematics (2015 DC) ITEM#1
From the pages of Scott Snyder and Greg Capullo's classic run on Batman comes a Caped Crusader, uh, make that Armored Crusader for the New Millennium! Break down Jim Gordon's armor with these detailed Schematics.
|X-Men Blue TPB (2017 Marvel) 1-1ST Strangest!
The time-displaced First Class have a new mission, and a new surprising benefactor! Plus, there's a new Wolverine in town and though you may already know who he is, you may not know why he's here? Collects X-Men Blue #1-6
|Flash #29A
Negative: Part 2 of 2 – When the Scarlet Speedster turns bad, is it up to the Rogues to stop the madness?
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CAPE TOWN – It wasn't easy at all, but the Stormers managed to hit the "reset button" against the Cheetahs to return to winning ways by 40-34 in Bloemfontein yesterday.
In the build-up to the Round 15 fixture, Stormers coach Robbie Fleck said that they would focus on getting their synergy back and getting their combinations right after suffering a 22-10 defeat to the Sharks in Durban before the international break.
In a thrilling battle, the Stormers had the upper hand in the opening half of the match and scored six tries to the Cheetahs' four, and the only thing more prominent than young flyhalf Damian Willemse's superb attacking skills, and the attacking intent both teams played with, was the ill-discipline that blighted the match (referee Jaco van Heerden issued three yellow cards and two red cards during the game).
Speaking of Willemse, the 19-year-old made good use of his chance to start in the No 10 jersey with a composed performance, and he scored what was possibly the try of the game when he showed just why he's so highly-rated.
A top dummy pass and an even-better line break set him up for a great run just before he sent an outside pass to No 6 Rynhardt Elstadt and ran into support to collect the pass back inside to finish off the movement. The junior star also worked hard on defence and his line-kicking was decent.
Another exciting performance was put on show by Stormers wing Cheslin Kolbe, pictured, who scored a hat-trick and added four conversions in his haul of 23 points.
The sweet-stepping back got the first try of the match after the Stormers' backs played with some beautiful width and a string of passes to get the ball to wing Kolbe on the outside, who finished off the move to score in the corner.
For the Cheetahs, skipper and outside centre Francois Venter created a try that rivalled that of Willemse when he produced a fantastic run from all the way back in his own half in the third quarter, stepping and swerving past numerous defenders before putting wing Raymond Rhule away with a perfectly-timed offload.
Stormers hooker Bongi Mbonambi also deserves a mention for his contribution off the bench, and he single-handedly set up replacement loose forward Sikhumbuzo Notshe's try with a powerful run and offload to Notshe after a ruck five metres from the try line.
And as good as the Stormers looked with ball in hand at certain stages, they will be disappointed with the number of handling errors they were guilty of (the Cheetahs were as well), while their performances at the set-piece, especially at the lineouts, was not something Fleck could have been too happy with either.
A string of penalties by the Stormers in the second quarter allowed Cheetahs flyhalf Niel Marais to put his side in the lead for the first time with a long-range penalty kick, to take the score to 10-7 for the Cheetahs after a converted try by lock Reniel Hugo, and in the third quarter, it was Rhule's converted try that gave the hosts a 34-33 lead with 20 minutes to go.
After that, it was a tight one until the 74th minute when Notshe scored the last try.
However, the game was marred by an off-the-ball incident after the hooter, when Rynhardt Elstadt received an elbow in the face from Henco Venter, and retaliated, which saw both sent off.
The Stormers looked good at times, but if they want to be in the best-possible mental space ahead of the play-offs (which will definitely be against a Kiwi side), they will want to prevent having the same kind of tussle with the Sunwolves next weekend...
Cheetahs: Tries: Reniel Hugo, Elandre Huggett, Clinton Swart, Raymond Rhule Conversions: Niel Marais (4) Penalties: Marais (2) Yellow card: Niel Marais. Red card: Henco Venter
Stormers: Tries: Cheslin Kolbe (3), Damian Willemse, Seabelo Senatla, Sikhumbuzo Notshe Conversions: SP Marais, Kolbe (4) Yellow card: Rynhardt Elstadt, Pieter-Steph du Toit. Red card: Elstadt.
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Giant and Martin customers donate to Miracle Network
During this season of giving, customers at GIANT Food Stores and MARTIN'S Food Markets showed their overwhelming generosity by donating $640,194 to local Children's Miracle Network (CMN) hospitals in their communities during the grocers' annual "Candles for Kids" in-store campaign.
Conducted Nov. 24 through Dec. 7, GIANT/MARTIN'S customers were encouraged to purchase a paper candle at the checkout for $1 each, which were then displayed in the stores.
"GIANT/MARTIN'S is committed to being a better neighbor throughout the communities we serve, including helping our youngest residents fight for good health," said Rick Herring, president. "Thank you to our customers and associates who once again made a donation at the checkout. Combined with our June paper balloon campaign, we are proud to have raised more than $1.1 million in 2013 for Children's Miracle Network!"
GIANT/MARTIN'S has been a proud supporter of CMN Hospitals for 18 years, recently eclipsing the $30 million fundraising mark.
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