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Darrelle Revis has had a Hall of Fame career, has been one of the very best ever to play the position of cornerback. He owns a Super Bowl ring. When the Jets flirted with significance a few years ago, back-to-back trips to the AFC Championship game, it was Revis whose talent and gravitas gave them a sense of belonging.
Revis has no time for moral victories. He is not easily seduced by one football game. And yet …
"We have a window," Revis said. "If we win some games, we can put ourselves in a pretty good position by the bye week."
It's funny what a victory — even one that came as filled with drama and intrigue as this one did — can do for a football team. Six days earlier, the Jets basically had to be scraped off the turf in Glendale, Ariz., seeming as dead and lifeless as a team can look. They were 1-5. They already looked 1-15.
They beat the Ravens on Sunday at MetLife Stadium, beat them 24-16, and while the record still is abysmal (2-5) and the buzz around this team still is muffled (at best), winning puts everyone in a good mood. Well, everyone except Ryan Fitzpatrick, perhaps, but we'll get to him in a second.
"I never lost hope," head coach Todd Bowles said. "We'll get better one game at a time."
"We're staying the course," said running back Matt Forte, the most essential Jet on this day, with 30 carries, 100 yards and two touchdowns. "We have to have that mentality."
And this mentality, too: Of a No. 11 seed in the NCAA Tournament, adopting the old standby mantra of survive and advance. Yes, the Jets are fully aware last year's Chiefs ran the ridiculous gauntlet of 1-5 to 11-5 (eking into the playoffs by a game over the Jets, in fact), but Kansas City was such an outlier, its recovery so improbable, you can't even measure it rationally.
Especially because it wasn't as if the Jets were shaking their heads after losing a couple of gut-busters. They were 1-5 on merit, having mostly gotten their legs broken along the way, not their hearts. Winning on Sunday wasn't so much a relief as a necessity. It's still a week shy of Halloween. It can't be over yet.
It almost was. The day got off to an ominous start when punter Lachlan Edwards Luis Castillo-ed a snap, handing Baltimore seven easy points. The secondary looked primed for another pounding, allowing a 53-yard pass play on the Ravens' next possession. It was 10-0 Baltimore and 13-7 Baltimore and 16-14 Baltimore.
And then a couple of funny things happened.
Well, actually, the first thing wasn't so funny. That was Geno Smith, who had played adequately in his ascension to QB1, leaving the game with a banged-up knee. That allowed Ryan Fitzpatrick to come trotting back onto the field, and it allowed him a crack at redemption, which he seized: 9-for-14, 120 yards, a touchdown, no picks and a 115.2 QB rating.
At the same time, Buster Skrine — another Jet who had become the poster child for all their ills, who had one of the worst games a defensive back could possibly have in Arizona last week, so many penalties committed and big plays allowed, it was hard to keep track of them all after awhile — had his own remarkable recovery, picking off Joe Flacco, returning the ball to the 3-yard line and setting up the field goal that put the Jets up for good.
"I jumped the route," Skrine said. "I knew it was do-or-die, but I also knew we needed to make a play, and it worked out for me."
It worked out for Fitz, too, although to listen to him talk, it sounded like someone had shot his dog first.
"When your owner stops believing in you, and your GM stops believing in you, and your coach stops believing in you, sometimes all you have is yourself," was one of his cheerier takeaways.
Interesting take from a guy who's supposed to have the team's interest somewhere significantly higher than his own and one that will be revisited this week if Smith is healthy, and Bowles goes back to him (as he should), since Smith's assessment of the game was the one you'd hope both of them (and all of them) would make: "The important thing is we won the game."
They won the game, and they get a crack at winless Cleveland next week. The window may only be open a crack, maybe less than a crack. But the Dolphins follow the Browns, and the Rams follow the Dolphins. If they can survive three times and advance three times? Then the window really may seem a little more inviting by the bye week after all.
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IndiGo refuses to ferry 'killer' Udayan Das on Raipur-Kolkata flight
New Delhi/Raipur: Budget passenger carrier IndiGo on Monday said that it has refused to ferry alleged criminal Udyan Das on board its Raipur-Kolkata flight, as the police escort accompanying him did not possess valid security documents for the trip.
Das has been accused of murdering his girlfriend and parents.
"Due to lack of documents, IndiGo airline's management had refused to ferry Udyan Das. Despite this, the West Bengal Police had argued that they are taking him at their own risk, as they have limited time to present Das before designated court," a senior police official told IANS from Raipur.
According to the official, IndiGo airline declined to take the West Bengal Police team and Das on board the flight on Sunday evening and as well as on Monday morning.
"Passenger Udayan Das was not accepted by IndiGo at Raipur station as police personnel were not carrying valid BCAS (Bureau of Civil Aviation Security's) documents," IndiGo's official spokesperson Ajay Jasra told IANS in New Delhi.
On Sunday, a joint team of West Bengal and Madhya Pradesh Police recovered the bodies of Das's parents from his residence in Raipur. Das was earlier arrested on charge of murdering his live-in partner Shweta Sharma and entombing her body in his Bhopal house.


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I have a confusing problem, my form contains 2 combo boxes, a listbox, and 4 other text boxes. When the user selects a value from each of the combo boxes, a query is run to determine the listboxes contents. The listbox is has 2 columns - one is hidden as it is the key field, the other is the boxnumber. The query is working fine and displays the correct result/s, however the boxnumber/s are not visible inside the listbox (?!). I am able to click on the invisible result/s and the form changes as I want it to. I realise this may seem insane, but I hope some of you have experienced this and can understand what I mean.
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What are your column widths set to in the listbox?
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The first one was set to 0. I have since changed it and it now works perfectly! Thanks very much!


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A Visit To Gadget Heaven19 Jan, 2003 By: Kurt Indvik
I am still reeling a bit from some of the wondrous visions I beheld at the recent Consumer Electronics Show In Las Vegas: A man playing bad chess against a very good robot who kept up a steady stream of patronizing banter at his befuddled opponent such as "Well, now, that's a move I hadn't considered!" A stupendous black Ferrari bejeweled inside with an array of video and audio equipment that would have me living in that vehicle if I could figure out a way to squeeze in a porta-potty. And, of course, the already famous Microsoft Dick Tracy-like wrist watch.
But back to more mundane things like home video, it was clear that home entertainment is making quantum leaps, not so much in new forms of electronic entertainment, but in streamlining and consolidating what we already have strewn about our living rooms, home offices and bedrooms. It's a simple a concept as the home theater in a box was a few years ago, but now it's reaching the far ends of the CE spectrum.
In virtually all of the major hardware brand booth spaces I wandered through I saw variations of this theme. The combination of TV/DVD/DVD Recorder/PVR/CD technology and control interfaces to let users enjoy multiple applications simultaneously.
Oh, yes, I also saw an off-site demonstration of the an Internet-enabled DVD console running software from Phoenix Technologies, designed under DVD Forum's preliminary iDVD standards (still in the final stages of approval), to bring CD-ROM applications to the TV set, among other interactive and Internet-based applications, through such things as DVD consoles, set-top boxes, etc. So you can add some Internet functionality to this scenario in the near future as well, and that brings in music and video downloading into the picture.
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Tuesday, August 27, 2013
Color Dare #58 - Sky, Sweetleaf and Buttercup
Color My Heart's Color Dare #58. This week, everyone's playing with Sweet Leaf, Sky and Buttercup!
Give it a try and enter this week's Color Dare! Make your own project -- card or 3D creation -- using just these three colours. Then enter it here for your chance to win bragging rights.
Here is a closer look at each card. If you look closely you will see that all patterns for each card are the same using Sketch # in the Make it From Your Heart Volume #2 book. I love these books for the simplicity of patterns that are easily adaptable and even more fun to bump up to the next level.
I love to use my own stamps to create patterned paper using the "random stamping" technique. Adding different textures of embellishments give these cards variety.
C1556 Paisley Perfect Flair
D1559 Geometric Backgrounds
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Embellishments include: Z1844 Trinket Wooden Shapes
Big Bling and Staples
Having fun with one of our awesome Hostess Stamp sets:
C1560 Wintery Wishes.
Additional Embellishments include Mini Opaques and BLING as well as a Silver Metallic Marker
And last but not least... I turned the card around using the same pattern to get a different look again. Using a simple sponging techique I used "gradient" color to fill in the white focal piece.
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Additional Embellishments include; Sparkle Brads & Photo Pin with Large Sparkle Brad in center.
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So glad to have you as the Guest Designer this week, Pam. I love how you created your own stamped background papers for these cards (who needs patterned paper!?). I also like how you showed the versatility of a single card sketch. Great work!
- August 31, 2013 at 4:32 AM
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Awesome job as our Guest Designer this week, Pam! Your cards are wonderful and I love how you used the Make it From Your Heart patterns to create your cards. Thanks for the inspiration! We look forward to having you join us in the Color My Heart Color Dare gallery again soon!
:) Marie
- September 2, 2013 at 3:57 PM
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Happy to have you on the DT this week, Pan! What an amazing job with the sketch! I need to get that book and open it up! ;)
- September 3, 2013 at 1:24 PM
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Hahaha! I meant, PaM of course!!! See what a hurry I was in to grab my book!?
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I'm trying to configure a RHEL HA cluster with MySQl and GFS,
I have 2 virtual machines running centos5.2 virt1.xen and virt2.xen
on them I have sheared iscsi device with GFS2 that i want MySQL database to be on.
I installed MySQL servers on both virtual machines, but I can't configure the cluster service properly so it will be a HA MyQSL cluster
Please help I can't find any proper howtos about that.
I get this errors:
clurgmgrd[4070]: Stopping service service:MySQL
clurgmgrd[4070]: stop on mysql "mysql" returned 1 (generic error)
clurgmgrd: [4070]: Checking Existence Of File /var/run/cluster/mysql/mysql:mysql.pid [mysql:mysql] > Failed - File Doesn't Exist
clurgmgrd: [4070]: Stopping Service mysql:mysql > Failed
clurgmgrd[4070]: Marking service:MySQL as 'disabled', but some resources may still be allocated!
clurgmgrd[4070]: Service service:MySQL is disabled
clurgmgrd[4070]: stop on clusterfs "GFS" returned 2 (invalid argument(s))
clurgmgrd: [4070]: stop: Could not match /dev/vgoo/iscsi with a real device
clurgmgrd[4070]: Marking service:MySQL as 'disabled', but some resources may still be allocated!
clurgmgrd[4070]: Service service:MySQL is disabled
clurgmgrd[4070]: Stopping service service:MySQL
clurgmgrd[4070]: stop on clusterfs "GFS" returned 2 (invalid argument(s))
This is my conf files:
# cat /etc/cluster/cluster.conf
<?xml version="1.0"?>
<cluster alias="virt-cluster" config_version="15" name="virt-cluster">
<fence_daemon clean_start="0" post_fail_delay="0" post_join_delay="3"/>
<clusternode name="virt2.xen" nodeid="1" votes="1">
<multicast addr="192.168.122.188"/>
<clusternode name="virt1.xen" nodeid="2" votes="1">
<multicast addr="192.168.122.188"/>
<cman expected_votes="3" two_node="0">
<multicast addr="192.168.122.188"/>
<failoverdomain name="virt12" nofailback="0" ordered="0" restricted="0"/>
<failoverdomain name="FD" nofailback="0" ordered="1" restricted="0">
<failoverdomainnode name="virt2.xen" priority="2"/>
<failoverdomainnode name="virt1.xen" priority="1"/>
<ip address="192.168.122.188" monitor_link="0"/>
<service autostart="1" domain="FD" exclusive="0" name="MySQL" recovery="relocate">
<mysql config_file="/etc/my.cnf" listen_address="192.168.9.36" name="mysql" shutdown_wait="0"/>
<ip ref="192.168.122.188"/>
<clusterfs device="/dev/sda1" force_unmount="0" fsid="59408" fstype="gfs" mountpoint="/data" name="gfs" self_fence="0"/>
<quorumd interval="3" label="rac_qdisk" min_score="1" tko="20" votes="1"/>
# cat /etc/my.cnf
# Default to using old password format for compatibility with mysql 3.x
# clients (those using the mysqlclient10 compatibility package).
# cat /etc/hosts
# Do not remove the following line, or various programs
# that require network functionality will fail.
127.0.0.1 localhost.localdomain localhost
::1 localhost6.localdomain6 localhost6
hostname = virt1.xen
192.168.122.24 virt2.xen
Please help
If there is any other files that you need please tell
Thanks alot
Some things to be said, after roughly going over the information you send:
1. Add both clusternodenames and ips to your /etc/hosts
2. Simplify your cluster configuration. Why do you have that strange multicast configuration? Remove it or have reason. Looks very odd.
3. Review AND UNDERSTAND your configuration. Ask yourself:
3.1 Why mysql on gfs?
3.2 What exactly should gfs do?
3.3 Read more documentation.
4. Review the logs you sent. What do the error messages tell? How about checking for /dev/vgoo/iscsi? Why is it there and not /dev/sda1? Did you really setup gfs on /dev/sda1?
5. Simplify your cluster.conf remove all services except one and try to bring it up. I.e the clusterfs.
6. Send more information like the output of:
cman_tool services
cman_tool status
cman_tool nodes
group_tool dump
gfs_tool getsb /dev/sda1
That's it for the first.
Don't loose your head and have fun.
Sorry if this is not the best way to discuss this, but this article is one of the first ones found in google about the topic.
I think I want to get the same thing, but maybe in a different approach. I've managed to have a RHEL cluster running in active/passive mode. I've created a service ip that runs the mysql service and I can move the service between nodes. I'm using gfs with clustered lvm. At the time, I have small data, so I haven't done big performance tests.
So, I'd like to use gfs and mysql in active/active mode. The problem is that, as I've understood for mysql clustering, is that that scripts for creating tables should be manipulated in order to change the engine. In my case, I have to host some propietary app whose database has about 100 tables, and doing this is not supported. Then, as I've understood, the mysql cluster engine would replicate the data among nodes, and I can't predict the behaviour when, because of the shared storage (it's a SAN disk), the data is already there, so the chances are duplicate record or error because duplicate key.
Anyone can help about this?
Your problem lies in ur my.cnf
RHCS is searching for pid file in
but your my.cnf has configured pid file in
Change your my.cnf to create pid file with name "mysql.pid" in
Also increase the shutdown_wait time to 5 or 10 seconds.
1) The error message is "110913 16:20:03 InnoDB: Retrying to lock the first data file
InnoDB: Unable to lock ./ibdata1, error: 11
InnoDB: Check that you do not already have another mysqld process
InnoDB: using the same InnoDB data or log files."
Maybe your solution works with MyISAM tables.
2) The pid file is /var/lib/mysql/$HOSTNAME.pid, so the pid file should not be a conflict (/var/lib/mysql is a gfs filesystem)
If you still think it's possible and I've forgotten something to override the lock, please let me know.
If so this is a very very bad idea. A database cannot be used in active/active mode if the database does not support it. The database does extensive caching and if the cache is not kept coherent between those nodes your data will get corrupt or you at least get messages of the type you've seen.
If you want to do such things the db needs to be aware of active/active usage like Oracle RAC for example. The cluster file system on the other hand just allows the concurrent access and consistency on file system bases. The data itself has to be handled by the application (in your case mysql).
As far as I know mysql (itself) only supports active/active configuration on a shared nothing bases (no cluster file system required) and with databases kept in memory (but this information might be outdated). There are also master/master/slave configurations but all those configurations are kind of shared nothing configurations.
Hope this helps.
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Introductory Guide to Newspeak 2016Submitted by Aldon Hynes on Sat, 12/10/2016 - 17:59
I am starting to compile a dictionary of Newspeak 2016. Here are a few:
Fake News: Propaganda
Alt-Right: Fascism
Second Amendment Solution: Assassination
What should be added to the list?
White Privilege, Safety Pins, and DinnerSubmitted by Aldon Hynes on Sun, 11/27/2016 - 15:19
Friday evenings I try to help out with a community dinner our church hosts. On a typical Friday we serve about forty people. Some come because they are hungry. Others come because they are lonely. They all get a great meal and community interaction. Last Friday we had a Thanksgiving meal; turkey, fixings, desert, the whole deal. We had about twice the normal crowd, and it was one of those rare events where a few people didn't act appropriately.
The director of the community dinner asked one person to leave because he was drinking and told a few others to leave as well. A couple of them started talking back to the director, asking who she thought she was. I don't know if it was simply because they were drunk, because they didn't respect women, because they didn't respect black people, or some other reason, but I felt pretty sure that they would not be talking back to me, an older white man, the way they were talking back to her. I have a privileged place in our society because of my race and gender. I have a responsibility to use that privilege appropriately.
It is why I wear a safety pin and have spoken about it a lot recently online. I believe I have a responsibility to speak up for those who are being disrespected because of their race, religion, gender, or any other reason they might be marginalized. I believe it is something all of us with privilege are called by God to do.
We must be thoughtful about how we use our privilege. We must seek to use it in ways that don't reinforce cycles of disrespect for marginalized people, but instead challenge that disrespect.
So I stepped in, and answered the question. Who does she think she is? She is the director of the community dinner. What she says goes. I was there to assist her in any way she needed. Perhaps they just needed to hear that in the voice of a white man. Perhaps they just needed to see that the community was supporting the director of the community dinners. Whatever was needed, they heard the message and left.
Perhaps in the greater scheme of things, this little incident doesn't make a lot of difference in political discourse with recently empowered people who do not act and believe in the words of our Pledge of Allegiance, "with liberty and justice FOR ALL'. Perhaps it was only a little ripple of hope for a few people.
Fifty years ago, Robert Kennedy said,
Each time a man stands up for an ideal, or acts to improve the lot of others, or strikes out against injustice, he sends forth a tiny ripple of hope, and crossing each other from a million different centers of energy and daring those ripples build a current which can sweep down the mightiest walls of oppression and resistance.
So, I will continue to help with community dinners. I will wear my safety pin. I will speak up and do whatever is needed to make sure that we love our neighbors and have liberty and justice for all. With God's help, I will make as many tiny ripples as possible, and I hope you'll join me.
Do Safety Pins Matter?Submitted by Aldon Hynes on Sun, 11/13/2016 - 18:40
Yet again, I'm seeing lots of meta-discussions about the latest symbol of solidarity. Today, it is the safety pin.
I'm seeing posts like, Dear White People, Your Safety Pins are Embarrassing. I always get a little suspect when a white person addresses other white people like this, and I think the article is pretty far off base.
A much better article is So You Want to Wear a Safety Pin. Instead of sounding like a teenage saying, "Mom, you're embarrassing me", this article has really important points. If you're going to wear a safety pin, think it out carefully. How are you going to help a marginalized person be safe? Do you know how to de-escalate a situation? How much risk are you willing to take?
This article was shared in a Facebook group for Episcopalians. The group is supposed to be non-political and many people took offense to the post, claiming it is political. Yes, the first paragraph does not speak favorably about the President-Elect, but the core message is not political, it is very practical.
The response does beg the question, what does the safety pin really mean?
The Dean of Christ Church Cathedral in Hartford, CT posted, a Latina Episcopal priest posted,
A dear friend just asked me what the safety pin means. As I explained it to her, an analogy came to mind : remember the fish used to identify early persecuted Christians...
I think that captures an important essence of the safety pin.
Yet another friend of mine, a woman of color, posted on her Facebook wall,
Just so y'all know, it takes way more than a safety pin for us to feel safe. You don't get to choose how marginalized people feel safe. Put your pins away and go undo the damage that's been done. Don't be a social media protester.
One person responded that they feel the same idea, but dodn't know where to start. I responded,
Let me suggest a slightly different take on this. One of the issues in politics today, it seems to me, is either/or thinking. I encourage people to wear safety pins, but not to stop there. Use the pins as a starting point for conversations. Use the pins as a way to find others to connect with. If you see someone wearing a pin, tell them that's great. Ask them what things they are doing to address both immediate and systemic safety issues. Maybe you'll learn something from them. Maybe, you'll get them to realize that they need to do more. This can be especially powerful for people who really don't know how to get involved.
Some may dismiss my comments as being 'nitpicking pedantry', but I believe this is important for a few different reasons. One aspect is that this is not just about one oppressed group. It is about many different oppressed groups and different people need support in different ways.
Another aspect that needs to be considered is that potential allies are coming from many different places in their journeys. I've often talked about this in terms of electoral politics. There is a continuum. Some people need register to vote. Some people need to become informed. Some people need to get out and vote. Some people need to become involved in campaigns or committees. Some people need to run for office. We need to help each person become more involved, wherever they are.
Similarly, we need to get people engaged after the election at so many different levels. Some people just need to stop saying and doing blatantly racist, sexist, misogynist, and so many other oppressive things. Some people need to start off by learning about institutionalized and systemic racism, sexism, and so on. Some people need to step up and make a statement, maybe as simple as a social media post, or wearing a safety pin. Some people need to get involved, or step up their involvement in various social justice activities. We can all do more.
Yet when it comes to the discussion about whether or not to wear a safety pin, the story of the tax collector and the Pharisee comes to mind. Here is my twenty first century translation.
To some who were confident of their own righteousness and looked down on everyone else, Jesus told this parable: "Two people were checking social media, one a social activist and the other a low information voter. The social activist posted: 'God, I thank you that I am not like other people - racists, misogynists, homophobes - or even like this low information voter. I go to social justice committee meetings twice a week and contribute to many social justice organizations.'
"But the low information voter read other people's posts quietly. It occurred to him how his vote had contributed to racists and misogynists becoming more aggressive. He could not even post on social media, but beat his breast, put on a safety pin, and said, 'God, how could I have done this?'
"I tell you that this man, rather than the other, went home justified before God. For all those who exalt themselves will be humbled, and those who humble themselves will be exalted."
Lots of HateSubmitted by Aldon Hynes on Sat, 11/12/2016 - 19:57
Today, a friend of mine shared a post on Facebook that starts,
There is a special, insidious sort of cruelty to telling people they're being unreasonable for worrying that a president elect will do exactly what he said he would do…
It is long and strident and you can read the whole post here.
It has received a lot of reactions. Four people loved it, five people were sad, 72 liked it and 61 people shared it. Twelve people commented on it, and those comments received 37 additional comments. It has resonated strongly, either positively or negatively, depending on where you are on the political spectrum.
The first comment, from a conservative Republican friend was,
The amount of hate coming from the left is amazing.
There is a great amount of hate out there right now, and while it is tempting to suggest most of the hate is coming from the other end of the political spectrum than your own, it appears to be across the spectrum.
People hate Muslims, Mexicans, black people, gays, transgendered people, women, people on welfare, members of the one percent, Trump, Clinton, Republicans, Democrats, and all kinds of different people. I believe we are called love our neighbors and pray for our enemies.
Yet there is another form of hatred. Hating racism, sexism, homophobia, islamophobia, injustice, and oppression. I believe that part of our call to love our neighbor includes working against all forms of injustice and oppression.
We fight injustice many ways. We vote. We write. We assemble peaceably. We must acknowledge hatred across the political spectrum. We need to try to find ways to hear the hurt of people different from us and not pretend it isn't there.
Practicing the Presence of God in Today's Political LandscapeSubmitted by Aldon Hynes on Fri, 11/11/2016 - 01:22
Recently, a Facebook friend who is a priest ask his friends how he should be thinking as he prepares for this coming Sunday's sermon, the Sunday after an election that has caused such strong, polarized feeling. The first thing that came to my mind was 1 Samuel 8 where the Elders of Israel asks Samuel to appoint for them a king. It is a stern warning about looking for earthly leaders instead of heavenly leaders. It is pretty bleak, but I know it is what a lot of people are feeling right now.
Yet as an Episcopalian, I prefer sermons based on the lectionary. The appointed Gospel for this Sunday is Luke 21:5-19. It is also pretty bleak, with lines like, "Nation will rise against nation, and kingdom against kingdom; there will be great earthquakes, and in various places famines and plagues; and there will be dreadful portents and great signs from heaven".
Where is the Good News?
Perhaps we can find it in the Old Testament reading, Isaiah 65:17-25, which starts
For I am about to create new heavens
and a new earth;
the former things shall not be remembered
or come to mind.
But be glad and rejoice forever
in what I am creating;
for I am about to create Jerusalem as a joy, and its people as a delight.
I will rejoice in Jerusalem,
and delight in my people;
no more shall the sound of weeping be heard in it,
or the cry of distress.
This may not sound what many are experiencing. It may sound a little too pie in the sky, but I think there is something there.
"I am about to create new heavens". Have you ever lived in a house that was being renovated? I must admit, I've never really lived through that, but I know friends who have. They struggled with sealed off rooms, sawdust everywhere, the kitchen being available and having to live off meals of bought already prepared and eaten off of paper plates in the living room. It isn't fun, but they endure it because they believe something better is coming. As they endure it, they change. Their ability to endure difficult situations grows, their ability to understand other people who struggle daily increases.
I know many people who are very concerned about the future, perhaps less about their future, and more about the future of others, whether the others be Mexican, Muslim, handicapped, transgendered, or female. There are others who are excited, who think that finally their voice is being heard. How do we share good news with everyone? How do we lovingly comfort the afflicted and afflict the comfortable?
Recently, I've been reading some of Brother Lawrence. The second conversation with Brother Lawrence in Practicing the Presence of God starts off:
Brother Lawrence told me he had always been governed by love without selfish views. Since he resolved to make the love of God the end of all his actions, he had found reasons to be well satisfied with his method. He was pleased when he could take up a straw from the ground for the love of God, seeking Him only, and nothing else, not even His gifts.
Perhaps this is where the real challenge lies and the real opportunity. How do we treat those different from ourselves, whether they have different religions, different countries of origin, different ability, different gender identities, so simply just different political views? How do we model, with our words and actions, practicing the presence of God, of making the love of God the end of all our actions?
I don't have a good easy response to this. Perhaps all I can say, all any of us can say and do is to reaffirm our baptismal vows.
Celebrant Will you seek and serve Christ in all persons, loving your neighbor as yourself?
People I will, with God's help.
Celebrant Will you strive for justice and peace among all people, and respect the dignity of every human being?
People I will, with God's help.


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Editor's Note: The following column was posted on Friday, Nov. 9 -- a day before the Vikings returned Troy Williamson's game check.
Whoa, there, Vikes. Down, boys. You're only one day into the public discovery of FuneralGate, and already you've got football followers around the country harking back to the memory of the "Love Boat," at Randy Moss at the bitter end rather than the sweet beginning.
You're currently running cheap, heartless and long-term-ignorant on the fan-o-meter, and to put it in a more direct business perspective, that crackling sound in the background is the free-agent market drying up ever so slowly around the Twin Cities as NFL players ask one another, "You hear about what the Vikings did to Troy?"
So fix it. Refund wide receiver Troy Williamson the game check. Do it now, during the daily news cycle. If you can get it done before "Mike & Mike" go off the air, or at least before Stephen A. comes on, so much the better.
Heck, do the wrong thing, if that's the only way you can think about it. Sure, you'll be violating your business principles. It'll probably feel like a precedent-setting misstep in certain of your front offices.
And it's true: The next time one of your players loses a grandmother who was like a mother to him, and who spends too long making arrangements for family members to fly in for the funeral, including some who are in the armed services, and who is simultaneously dealing with a brother who has been in and out of a coma for two months after a car accident -- well, you just might have a situation on your hands.
But, clearly, this is no longer about what you perceive as right or wrong. It doesn't even matter, at this point, that Williamson almost certainly knew when he left the team last week that if he stayed more than a couple of days, he'd face a penalty or the loss of that week's game check. Williamson did know that. He stayed in South Carolina anyway. He was willing to take the financial hit of almost $26,000 in order to secure his grandmother's funeral and make sure his family members could get flights to be there.
It's not about that. It's certainly not about the "business principle" that coach Brad Childress cited on Thursday, explaining, sort of, the fine. The coach added, by way of further (but not exactly) explaining, "If you don't show up, how does that work? We talked about that today." (And to be fair: This isn't Childress' thing. He's just the guy who has to speak to it.)
It's not even about the fact that many other athletes, including other Vikings, have quietly endured terrible family situations without missing a game or even much practice. That happens fairly regularly in the industry, and especially in football, where players are being paid to make an impact 16 times per year and rightfully understand the obligation to do so.
All true. All verifiable. And all beside the point. The point is, Vikes, you look ridiculously cheap, and crass. You're the organization that took money away from a guy who felt so compelled by the events of his real life that he needed to be with his family in a time of crisis. Is that kind of a PR hit really worth $25,588.24 worth of "principle"?
I know, I know: Pretty soon guys will be saying they really need the weekend off for this or that emergency, just willy-nilly. It's such a reasonable fear, isn't it, that players would willingly sabotage their own careers by failing to show up for an NFL Sunday, in a business with an average career shelf life of mayonnaise left out in the sun? They'll be spilling out the door trying to run away from game day and drive down their own market value.
(Side thought: Would Adrian Peterson be docked a game check in the same way as a receiver who has only nine catches in six starts?)
Sure, it's a mess. It is a mess that, initially, your top executives did nothing to create. No one wants a family tragedy. No one wants a starter going through personal turmoil in the middle of the season. No one wants the employees deciding which rules they'll follow and which they'll ignore.
And on the other hand: You're the organization that just took money out of the hands of a guy who looks like he tried to do the right thing by his family. It is money, strictly speaking, that the Vikings as a company would never miss. It is not an invitation to chaos. It's a human moment.
And if you can't be moved to that reality, be moved by this: At the end of the day, it's just plain good business to take great care of your people. The clock's ticking.
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Dear mom how could you
Never care about me
I'm dying inside
Which you will never see
You never even call
Just to talk to me
Heck you don't write either
So your love I don't see
You're not the one
Who wipes my tears at night
Nor are you the one
Who chases away my frights
Dear mom how could you
Just leave me like this
You didn't even come back
For one last kiss
Mom how could you
Have a kid and just leave
That's no way to act
That's no way to behave
Dear mom I want to know why
You decided not
To be part of my life
I want to know why
You have no heart at all
And how you can have a child
You don't see, write, or call?
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The Trustees meet four times a year to discuss our plans and activities for the future, and a general meeting is held each autumn, to which members are always very warmly invited. New Trustees are sometimes needed, and anyone interested in applying is invited to read our Trustee prospectus.
The Rt Revd John Stroyan, President
Bishop John, the Bishop of Warwick since 2005, became President of APR in 2017. He is an experienced retreat leader and has a keen interest in the Eastern Spiritual Tradition. Bishop John attends trustees' meetings when possible, and works closely with the Chair on discerning the strategic direction of the charity. You can read more about Bishop John's ministry on the Diocese of Coventry's website.
The Revd Barry Preece, Chair
Barry was elected as a trustee in November 2012 and became APR's Chair in October 2015. He also leads the Trustees' sub committee in organising the APR's biennial Spirituality Advisers' Conference. He is a retired priest living near Folkestone where he helps parishes in times of need. He conducts Quiet Days and Retreats, as well as leading a supervision group for spiritual directors in the Diocese of Canterbury. He was the first Spirituality Adviser in the Diocese of Guildford from 1992-2001. Barry's particular interests are photography and reflective writing and he has produced three books of photographic reflections.
Susan Parker, Treasurer
Susan has served as APR Treasurer since 2011. She has a professional background in accounting and administration roles within the Royal Air Force (11 years) and 27 years' experience of setting up and running the National IT Learning Centre Company. She is a member of the Mother's Union, held various roles and currently Chair of Relate Lincolnshire. She lives near Newark with her two grown-up children.
The Revd Liz Baker
I now live in Scotland and work as Rector of The Highland Perthshire Linked Charge, having moved here from Milton Keynes in early 2015 to take up this post. I am looking forward to representing APR members and houses north of the Border.
I was formerly Director of the Well at Willen, (part of the Society of the Sacred Mission, and I am an Associate of the Order) and an Associate Priest in the Parish of Stantonbury and Willen in the Diocese of Oxford. I have many years experience both organising and conducting Retreats and am committed to developing the role of contemplative prayer. I have been a trustee of APR for 6 years now, including spells both as Vice Chair and Chair until October 2015. Other interests include, writing poetry, reading classic literature, walking and travelling especially in Italy and the West Highlands.
Jacqueline Platt
Jacqueline joined the trustee board in 2010, bringing experience in leadership management, quality assurance and people management accrued during several years in the NHS. She first found out about APR after a chance stay at Launde Abbey, and joined with her husband Michael after greatly benefiting from her initial experience of retreat.
Lay Canon Marion Syms
Elected a Trustee in 2008, Marion is excited about the visionary multi-layered work of APR and her former career as an academic scientist has given her insight into contemporary thought and culture. Throughout her career, nourished by Christian spiritual traditions, Marion strove to hold a flexible work-life balance and rhythm of prayer that helped bring unity between her Christian discipleship and daily life. In retirement she is involved with the Portsmouth Diocesan programmes in Christian Spirituality and Spiritual Direction and with the diocesan link with Ghana. She is passionate about helping others 'listen to the heartbeat of God' and discern his presence in all of life.
Ben Wilson, Vice Chair
Ben joined the APR as a trustee in 2011, bringing experience in marketing and PR from his time working in the Archbishops' Council Communications Office at Church House, Westminster, and the UK Supreme Court. He currently works for Goldsmiths, University of London in a senior communications role. Ben is particularly keen on communicating the benefits of retreat to younger age groups.
Stewart McCredie
Born in Scotland, and then spending the vast majority of my life in the North East of England, for the last 5 1/2 years I have found myself, along with my wife Gill, living in the beautiful village of Pleshey in Essex, where I am fortunate to be the General Manager of the Chelmsford Diocesan House of Retreat. Having worked for 24 years within the oil industry, this move to Pleshey has been both significant and life-changing, but one that I haven't regretted for a moment.
We have two grown-up children, and one adorable granddaughter, who we like to see as often as we can. I particularly enjoy music of many styles, whether that be playing, listening or leading. Golf is another interest, but sadly I don't get out much at all for that!
I am keen to encourage those who might never have considered a retreat to take that step and 'give it a go', taking the opportunity to experience the healing impact of setting 'specific' time aside to be with God.
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Hillards and Hereward Radio, Bridge Street – 1980s
Hillards will be a name that is familiar with folks that have lived in Peterborough for many years. It was a shop quite similar to the likes of Tesco. It closed during the early 1980s and the site was eventually demlolished to make way for the Rivergate development that exists today. Hereward Radio that can also be seen in one of the photographs, moved to Queensgate once that opened. Hereward Radio no longer exists as a local radio station.
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Happy National Potato Chip Day! It's time to celebrate one of our all-time favorite snack foods with lots of fun recipes that are *so* delicious.
For a quick and easy snack: Sweet potato chips
Not only are these chips delicious, they are super easy to make and only require a microwave. This recipe is great for all of us who aren't the best chefs.
1 large sweet potato, cleaned
1 teaspoon extra virgin olive oil
½ teaspoon salt
¼ teaspoon ground pepper
1. First, cut off the ends of the sweet potato. Then, slice the potato as thin as you can.
2. Put the slices into a bowl and add oil, salt, and pepper. Toss with hands.
3. Place a piece of parchment paper in the microwave and place slices in a single layer on the tray.
4. Microwave for 3 ½ to minutes or until crispy (but not brown!).
For the lover of sweets: Double chocolate potato chip cookies
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1 1/2 cups flour
2 teaspoons baking powder
1 teaspoon salt
1 cup butter
10 ounces chocolate chips
1 tablespoon cocoa
2 1/4 cup sugar
1/2 teaspoon vanilla extract
5 eggs
3 cups crushed potato chips
1. Preheat oven to 350 degrees.
2. In a large bowl, whisk together flour, baking powder, salt and cocoa.
3. In a small bowl, melt together butter, eight ounces of chocolate and sugar.
4. Add eggs and vanilla to flour mixture and stir.
5. Pour in chocolate butter mixture and stir.
6. Pour into baking pan and bake for 28-32 minutes
7. Drizzle remaining chocolate on top and top with potato chips.
For the perfect use of leftovers: Potato chip chicken fingers
You know all those crumbs that go to waste at the bottom of the potato chip bag? Well now you can use them to make delicious chicken fingers! You can even try them with different flavor potato chips to add a little kick to your chicken.
3 cups potato chips
1 egg
1 tablespoon milk
2 chicken breasts cut into strips
1. Preheat the oven to 400 degrees.
2. Make sure potato chips are crushed into small pieces and place into a shallow bowl.
3. Whisk together egg and milk in a bowl.
4. Season chicken strips with salt and pepper.
5. Dunk chicken into egg and milk mixture and roll in chip crumbs.
6. Place on a foil-lined baking sheet.
7. Bake for 20 minutes, flipping over chicken halfway through.
For a fancier potato chip: Homemade parmesan potato chips
These aren't just regular potato chips. These chips are full of cheesy goodness and taste so much better than any store bought ones.
3 potatoes
½ cup vegetable oil
2 tablespoons Parmesan cheese
1. Thinly slice potatoes.
2. Soak potato slices in water for about 30 minutes to remove excess starch.
3. Heat vegetable oil in large pot on medium heat.
4. Working in small batches, add potatoes to the pot and cook for 8 to 10 minutes or until golden and crispy.
5. Sprinkle with parmesan, salt and pepper.
For a healthier option: Salted baked potato chips
Since these chips are baked instead of fried, they are much healthier than regular potato chips. They make the perfect snack for when you want something salty!
Ingredients:2 large potatoes, peeled
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We have one autoclave running at all times for your safety. Our dental sterilization protocol is rigorous and completely sterilizes all bacteria.
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