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I thought I was ready for the Beast before it arrived. Boy was I wrong. I had been training with kettlebells exclusively for about a year before I ordered the Beast. I could some work with the two Bulldogs I'd had for a few months. I could one arm snatch the Bulldog 10 times and thought for sure I was prepared. Well, my first snatch attempt with the Beast ended up leaving a huge crater in my backyard. It took a full month of hard training before I could snatch the Beast two times per arm. It is not a joke! If you need a new challenge and really want to see what you're made of, try to tame the Beast!!
The Fat Tamer. I just received my beast about a week ago. I have done two work outs using it to do my sumo dead lifts. I'm using my 12 kilo k.b. for upper body and my 24 kilo k. B. for my two hand swings formy cardio. However I must admit I love using the 48 kilo beast the best. My legs are really feeling the burn that it's given me. I love all three of my dragon door kettlebells, but the beast is my pet! I haven't given it a name yet,but I will soon. Oh yes, I'm losing about a half inch of belly fat per week. I'm very happy with my progress. And getting stronger as well. Thank you dragon door! Yours truly Terry Travinsky.
I've been purchasing DD KBs since 2003 I think! They have always been the best Kettlebells. Sure, they cost more than other but you get what you pay for. They are indestructible and will likely last a lifetime!This is the 4th BEAST I have purchased, all from DD. You can't go wrong with DD. Plain and simple. When I purchase equipment I learned long ago that searching for the cheaper brand is only gonna give me the cheapest quality.
Hello again DragonDoor users! Yes this is my 3rd review. I started working out with my DragonDoor four kettlebells last 15 July. I started with a 12 kilo. Then bought a 16-kilo. About a month ago I got the 24-kilo kettlebell. After a few more weeks I finally bought The Beast, the 106-pound kettlebell. All my kettlebells work well; however, I love doing the Sumo deadlifts with The Beast very much. The reason for this third review is to say that I'm a 63-year-old type 2 diabetic. I just saw my doctor and she said I lost so much body fat and gained a lot of muscle in my arms and legs, I knew this, but it was reconfirmed by my doctor. She also said that my A1C is now only 5.8. It was about 8.3, 6 months ago.So you diabetics take note!If you work out with your kettlebells three times a week like I do, you will make a huge turn around in your health for the good! My doctor said my legs are like steel now; hence the title for this review. Of course we all know DragonDoor kettlebells are well made and work very well. But I must say I really love my Beast! And it truly did make my A1C level come down. And also gave me the legs of steel! Thanks again DragonDoor for saving my life! Yours truly, Terry C Travinsky, USAF
I wouldn't buy Kettlebells from any where else; I use this monster for my KB swings with a band within my escalated density sessions. I've come to associate Kettlebells with happiness given the amount of neuro-chemicals released as a result of handling them.
I found the 106lb kettlebell to be of great quality with a very durable finish. Though one must question how much it really costs to produce these things.
I recently purchased the Bulldog followed closely by purchasing the Beast. I'm no where near pressing the Beast but for sets of heavy swings both of these heavy kettlebells rock. I've owned the 70lb (32kg) kb for about 6 months and it always felt heavy for swings. After adding some short sets with the Bulldog and Beast the 70lb bell feels downright light. Heavy swings with the Bulldog and Beast have also improved my double cleans and double snatches. Occasionally throw some heavy swings into your workouts and watch your other lifts improve.
I have been working out with KBs for about 6 years. I own KBs from 4 kg up top 48 kg. My first impression was the 48 kg KB was BIG. The handle is comfortable and, with proper technique, easily lends itself to cleans, swings, snatches, and jerks. Swings are without a doubt the best exercise with this KB. At this time, I cannot press it overhead. I believe this is more a balance/position issue than lack of pure strength. The 48 kg KB is a great addition to my collection and adds an interesting challenge to my workouts.
The beast was something the UPS guy wished wasn't in his truck that tuesday morning. Regardless, get-ups and side bends with a bulldog is all I can manage for now. When I got that beast out of the box, all I could do with it is swing it, and swing it, and swing it one more time. If there was another size up offered by dragon door I would get it. Just swinging the beast feels like every inch of my body is burning and shattering into tiny pieces by a raging internal furnace of pain.
I will be the first to admit it. There are not too many things I can do with The Beast. Power cleans, 2-handed swings, bent over rows, floor presses, 1-legged dead lifts. But in the short time I have had The Beast it has improved my strength on The Bulldog (88 pounder). I can almost do a strict military press with my left arm now with the The Bulldog. I can do more reps of cleans, rows, and 2-handed swings.I am pleased with my decision to get a Beast!
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It is rare in the creation/evolution controversy to find issues on which both creationists and evolutionists agree. Generally speaking, the two world views are light-years apart. But there is one thing on which both sides agree: evolution is impossible if the Earth/Universe-system is young—with an age measured in thousands, not billions, of years. R.L. Wysong has commented:
Both evolutionists and creationists believe evolution is an impossibility if the universe is only a few thousand years old. There probably is no statement that could be made on the topic of origins which would meet with so much agreement from both sides. Setting aside the question of whether vast time is competent to propel evolution, we must query if vast time is indeed available (1976, p. 144).
It is interesting to observe how something on which both sides agree has caused so much disagreement. Aside from the basic issue of whether creation or evolution is correct, the most serious area of conflict between the biblical and the evolutionary scenarios is the chronological framework of history—in other words, the age of the Earth. This matter is of importance not only to evolutionists, but to theistic evolutionists, progressive creationists, and other "old-Earth creationists." While a young Earth presents no problem whatsoever for a creationist, it is the death knell to each and every variety of the evolutionary scenario.
A simple, straightforward reading of the biblical record indicates that the Cosmos was created in six days only a few thousand years ago. Opposed to that view is the idea of evolutionists that the Universe is 15-20 billion years old, and that the Earth is 4.6 billion years old. Further complicating matters is the fact that the biblical record indicates living things were placed on the newly created Earth even before the end of the six-day creative process (e.g., plant life came on day three). The evolutionary scenario, however, postulates that primitive life evolved from nonliving chemicals roughly 3.5-4.0 billion years ago, and that all other life forms developed during the so-called geologic ages, with man arriving on the scene in one form or another 1-2 million years ago.
Even to a casual observer, it is apparent that this is no small problem. Much of the controversy today centers on the age of the Earth. The magnitude of the controversy is multiplied by two factors. First, theistic evolution and progressive creation are impossible if the Earth is young. Thus, if the proponents of these views wish to retain their belief systems, it is imperative that they find a way to place the time for an ancient Earth in the biblical record. Second, there is no middle ground that will permit the old-Earth/young-Earth scenarios to coexist; the gulf separating the biblical and evolutionary views on the topic of the age of the Earth is just too large. As Henry Morris has observed:
Thus the Biblical chronology is about a million times shorter than the evolutionary chronology. A million-fold mistake is no small matter, and Biblical scholars surely need to give primary attention to resolving this tremendous discrepancy right at the very foundation of our entire Biblical cosmology. This is not a peripheral issue that can be dismissed with some exegetical twist, but is central to the very integrity of scriptural theology (1984, p. 115).
If the Earth is ancient, where in the Bible can the time be inserted to ensure that antiquity? The time needed to guarantee an old Earth might be placed: (a) before the creation week; (b) during the creation week; or (c) after the creation week.
The attempt to insert geological time into the biblical text during the creation week is known as the Day-Age Theory—a concept that has fallen on hard times in recent years because it is completely without lexical or exegetical support from the biblical record (see Thompson, 1982, 1994). As a result, it has been rejected by numerous old-Earth creationists, theistic evolutionists, and progressive creationists.
Rarely do those desiring to insert geologic time into the biblical record attempt to place the time after the creation week, for two reasons. First, placing time after the creation has occurred does not help the case of the theistic evolutionist or progressive creationist. Time "after the fact" is a moot issue. Second, the biblical genealogies (e.g., Genesis 5, Genesis 11, Luke 3, etc.) have the text so well protected that it is manifestly impossible to insert the billions of years of time needed to allow for an ancient Earth (see Thompson, 1989).
Thus, the Bible believer intent on accommodating his theology to the uniformitarian dogma of an ancient Earth must find another way to force vast time spans into Genesis 1. The only option remaining is to insert the time before the creation week—a concept known as the Gap Theory.
Popularity of the Gap Theory (also referred to by such synonyms as the Ruin-and-Reconstruction Theory, the Pre-Adamic Cataclysm Theory, and the Restitution Theory) is generally attributed to the writings of Thomas Chalmers, a nineteenth century Scottish theologian. In recent years, the Gap Theory has undergone an "evolution" of its own, and for that reason is not easily defined. There are several variations, and its defenders do not agree among themselves on strict interpretations. However, a brief summation of its main tenets might be as follows.
The widely held view among gap theorists today is that the original creation of the world by God, as recorded in Genesis 1:1, took place billions of years ago. The creation was despoiled because of Satan's rebellion against God, resulting in his being cast from heaven with his followers. A cataclysm occurred at the time of Satan's overthrow, and is said to have left the Earth in darkness (the "waste and void" of Genesis 1:2). [NOTE: It is alleged by some Gap theorists that the cataclysm occurring at Satan's overthrow terminated the geologic ages, after which God "re-created." It is alleged by others that the cataclysm occurred first, and then was followed by the geologic ages, after which God "re-created."] The world as God had created it, with all its inhabitants, was destroyed, which, it is claimed, accounts for the myriad fossils present in the Earth. Many holding to this theory place the fossils of dinosaurs, so-called "ape-men," and other extinct forms of life in this gap. Then, God "re-created" the Earth in six literal days. By way of summary, then, the "gap" between Genesis 1:1 and Genesis 1:2 contains the story of an original creation, a judgment, and ruination, while the verses in Genesis 1:3 through the remainder of the chapter record the story of the Earth's re-creation.
The Gap Theory has had, and continues to have, numerous supporters. George H. Pember, in Earth's Earliest Ages (1876), advocated the Gap Theory. Harry Rimmer, in Modern Science and the Genesis Record (1937), helped popularize the theory. The renowned Canadian anthropologist, Arthur C. Custance, produced Without Form and Void (1970), which many consider the ablest defense of the Gap Theory ever put into print. George DeHoff advocated the theory in Why We Believe the Bible (1944).
J.D. Thomas, former chairman of the Bible Department at Abilene Christian University, has stated that "no man can prove that it is not true, at least in part" (1961, p. 54). The popular Scofield Reference Bible was first published in 1909; by 1917, it contained a reference to the Gap Theory in the footnotes accompanying Genesis 1. In more recent editions, references to the theory may be found as a footnote to Isaiah 45. John Clayton has accepted major portions of the Gap Theory, but has added to and deleted from the theory to produce what has come to be known as the Modified Gap Theory (see Clayton, 1976, pp. 147-148; Thompson, 1977, pp. 192-194; McIver, 1988, 8[3]:1-23; Jackson and Thompson, 1992, pp. 114-130).
Advocates of the Gap Theory base their beliefs on several arguments, a summary of which is given here; comments and refutation follow.
I would like to suggest the following reasons why the Gap Theory should be rejected.
Bernard Ramm, a progressive creationist, has admitted as much:
It gives one of the grandest passages in the Bible a most peculiar interpretation. From the earliest Bible interpretation this passage has been interpreted by Jews, Catholics, and Protestants as the original creation of the universe. In six majestic days the universe and all of life is brought into being. But according to Rimmer's view the great first chapter of Genesis, save for the first verse, is not about original creation at all, but about reconstruction. The primary origin of the universe is stated in but one verse. This is not the most telling blow against the theory but it certainly indicates that something has been lost to make the six days of creation anti-climactic. So entrenched has this theory become in hyper-orthodox circles that they feel as if the foundations are removed if this theory is criticized, whereas the majority of commentators feel that the entire theory has a peculiarity to it in that it makes the great creation chapter the second time round! (1954, p. 138, emp. in orig.).
According to the standard rendition of the Gap Theory, the word bara must refer to "creating" (i.e., an "original" creation), while asah can refer only to "making" (i.e., not an original creation, but something either "made over" or made from preexisting materials). A survey of these two words in the Old Testament, however, clearly indicates that they are used interchangeably. Morris has observed:
The Hebrew words for "create" (bara) and for "make" (asah) are very often used quite interchangeably in Scripture, at least when God is the one referred to as creating or making. Therefore, the fact that bara is used only three times in Genesis 1 (vv. 1, 21, and 27) certainly does not imply that the other creative acts, in which "made" or some similar expression is used, were really only acts of restoration. For example, in Genesis 1:21, God "created" the fishes and birds; in 1:25, He "made" the animals and creeping things. In verse 26, God speaks of "making" man in His own image. The next verse states that God "created" man in His own image. No scientific or exegetical ground exists for distinction between the two processes, except perhaps a matter of grammatical emphasis... (1966, p. 32).
The insistence by Gap theorists, and those sympathetic with them, that the word bara always must mean "to create something from nothing," simply is incorrect. In his commentary, The Pentateuch, Old Testament scholar C.F. Keil concluded that when bara appears in its basic form, as it does in Genesis 1,
...it always means to create, and is only applied to a divine creation, the production of that which had no existence before. It is never joined with an accusative of the material, although it does not exclude a pre-existent material unconditionally, but is used for the creation of man (ver. 27, ch. v. 1,2), and of everything new that God creates, whether in the kingdom of nature (Num. xvi.30) or of that of grace (Ex. xxxiv.10; Ps. li.10, etc.) (1980, 1:47, first emp. in orig.; last emp. added).
There are numerous examples where bara and asah are used interchangeably. In Psalm 148:1-5, the writer spoke of the "creation" (bara) of the angels. Yet when Nehemiah addressed the creation of angels (9:6), he employed the word asah to describe it. In Genesis 1:1, the text speaks of God "creating" (bara) the Earth. But when Nehemiah spoke of that same event (9:6), he employed the word asah. When Moses wrote of man's "creation," he used bara (Genesis 1:27). But one verse before that (1:26), he spoke of the "making" (asah) of man. Moses also employed the two words in the same verse when he said: "These are the generations of the heavens and of the earth when they were created [bara], in the day that Jehovah made [asah] earth and heaven" (Genesis 2:4).
Gap theorists teach that the Earth was created (bara) from nothing in Genesis 1:1. However, Moses stated in Genesis 2:4 that the Earth was made (asah). Gap theorists are on record as advocating the view that asah can refer only to that which is made from something already in existence. Do they believe that when Moses spoke of the Earth being "made," it was formed from something already in existence?
One verse with which proponents of the Gap Theory have never dealt adequately is Nehemiah 9:6.
Thou art Jehovah, even thou alone; thou hast made [asah] heaven, the heaven of heavens, with all their host, the earth and all things that are thereon, the seas, and all that is in them, and thou preservest them all; and the host of heaven worshippeth thee.
The following quotation from Fields explains why this verse is so extremely critical in a refutation of the Gap Theory.
While the passages in Genesis cited by one of the lexicons...mention only the making of the firmament, sun, moon, stars, and animals, it must be carefully marked by the reader that in Nehemiah 9:6 the objects of God's making (asa) include the heavens, the host of heavens, and the earth, and everything contained in and on it, and the seas and everything they contain, as well as the hosts of heaven (probably angels).
Now this is a very singular circumstance, for those who argue for the distinctive usage of asa throughout Scripture must, in order to maintain any semblance of consistency, never admit that the same creative acts can be referred to by both the verb bara and the verb asa. Thus, since Genesis 1:1 says that God created (bara) the heavens and the earth, and Exodus 20:11 and Nehemiah 9:6 contend that he made (asa) them, there must be two distinct events in view here....
So that, while asa is quite happily applied to the firmament, sun, moon, stars, and the beasts, its further application to everything else contained in the universe, and, indeed, the universe itself (which the language in both Exodus 20:11 and Nehemiah 9:6 is intended to convey) creates a monstrosity of interpretation which should serve as a reminder to those who try to fit Hebrew words into English molds, that to strait-jacket these words is to destroy the possibility of coherent interpretation completely! (1976, pp. 61-62, emp. in orig.).
Gap theorists insist that the Earth became "waste and void" after Satan's rebellion. Yet usage of the verb hayah argues against the translation, "The earth became waste and void" (Genesis 1:2). Ramm has noted:
The effort to make was mean became is just as abortive. The Hebrews did not have a word for became but the verb to be did service for to be and become. The form of the verb was in Genesis 1:2 is the Qal, perfect, third person singular, feminine. A Hebrew concordance will give all the occurrences of that form of the verb. A check in the concordance with reference to the usage of this form of the verb in Genesis reveals that in almost every case the meaning of the verb is simply was. Granted in a case or two was means became but if in the preponderance of instances the word is translated was, any effort to make one instance mean became, especially if that instance is highly debatable, is very insecure exegesis (1954, p. 139, emp. in orig.).
The verb hayetha of Genesis 1:2 is translated "was" in all the standard translations because that is its meaning. Surely it is significant that none of the Old Testament linguists felt compelled to translate hayetha to suggest that the Earth became waste and void, as gap theorists propose.
Gap theorists believe that God's "initial" creation was perfect, but became "waste and void" as a result of Satan's rebellion. Whitcomb has responded:
"Without form and void" translate the Hebrew expression tohu wabohu, which literally means "empty and formless." In other words, the Earth was not chaotic, not under a curse of judgment. It was simply empty of living things and without the features that it later possessed, such as oceans and continents, hills and valleys—features that would be essential for man's well-being. In other words, it was not an appropriate home for man.... [W]hen God created the Earth, this was only the first state of a series of stages leading to its completion (1973, 2:69-70).
The idea of a cataclysm that destroyed the initial perfect Earth is not supported by an appeal to Scripture, as Morris has explained.
There is, in fact, not a word in Scripture to connect Satan with the earth prior to his rebellion. On the other hand, when he sinned, he was expelled from heaven to the earth.... There is, therefore, no scriptural reason to connect Satan's fall in heaven with a cataclysm on earth.... That Satan was not on earth, at least not as a wicked rebel against God, prior to Adam's creation, is quite definite from Genesis 1:31. "And God saw everything that He had made, and...it was very good." ...Therefore, Satan's sin must have occurred after man's creation (1974, pp. 233-234, emp. in orig.).
Isaiah 45:18 reads:
For thus saith the Lord that created the heavens; God Himself that formed the earth and made it; He hath established it, He created it not in vain [the phrase "in vain" is tohu, the same as "without form" in Genesis 1:2—BT], He formed it to be inhabited.
Gap theorists suggest since Isaiah stated that God did not create the Earth tohu, and since the Earth of Genesis 1:2 was tohu, therefore the latter could not have been the Earth as it was created in Genesis 1:1. The implication is that the Earth became tohu as a result of the cataclysm precipitated by Satan's rebellion.
The immediate context, however, has to do with Israel and God's promises to His people. Isaiah reminded his listeners that just as God had a purpose in creating the Earth, so He had a purpose for Israel. Isaiah spoke of God's immense power and special purpose in creation, noting that God created the Earth "to be inhabited"—something accomplished when the Lord created people in His image. In Isaiah 45, the prophet's message is that God, through His power, likewise will accomplish His purpose for His chosen people, Israel. Morris has remarked:
There is no conflict between Isaiah 45:18 and the statement of an initial formless aspect to the created earth in Genesis 1:2. The former can properly be understood as follows: "God created it not (to be forever) without form; He formed it to be inhabited." As described in Genesis 1, He proceeded to bring beauty and structure to the formless elements and then inhabitants to the waiting lands. It should be remembered that Isaiah 45:18 was written many hundreds of years after Genesis 1:2 and that its context deals with Israel, not a pre-Adamic cataclysm (1974, p. 241).
Pember believed that the fossils (which he felt the Gap Theory explained) revealed death, disease, and ferocity—all tokens of sin. He suggested:
Since, then, the fossil remains are those of creatures anterior to Adam, and yet show evident token of disease, death, and mutual destruction, they must have belonged to another world, and have a sin-stained history of their own (1876, p. 35, emp. added).
The idea that the death of humankind occurred prior to Adam's sin contradicts New Testament teaching which indicates that the death of humankind entered this world as a result of Adam's sin (1 Corinthians 15:21; Romans 8:20-22; Romans 5:12). Paul stated in 1 Corinthians 15:45 that Adam was "the first man." Yet long before Adam—if the Gap Theory is correct—there existed a pre-Adamic race of men with (to quote Pember) "a sin-stained history of their own." The Gap Theory and Paul cannot both be correct.
In 1948, M. Henkel, a graduate student at the Winona Lake School of Theology, wrote a master's thesis on "Fundamental Christianity and Evolution." During the course of his research, he polled 20 leading Hebrew scholars in the United States, and asked each of them if there were any exegetical evidence that would allow for a gap between Genesis 1:1 and Genesis 1:2. They unanimously replied—No! (Henkel, 1950, p. 49, n. 30). We are unable to see that anything in this regard has changed in over four-and-a-half decades.
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25 Crazy Facts About Airplane Food
Airline catering is a $13 billion global industry. The market size is expected to grow to $18 billion by 2021.iStock
Airline food is 100 years old
On October 11, 1919, Handley-Page served the first in-flight meals on their London to Paris route. For three shillings, passengers could purchase a pre-packaged lunch of a sandwich and fruit.Shutterstock
Airlines can differ on how they want their fruit cut
Airlines are very precise about the requirements for their food. While many of them cater from the same companies, their requests from said companies may differ. Not only does this mean they order different foods, but how those foods are presented can be different too. Airlines are even known to request that their fruit be cut in a certain way or weigh a certain amount while still fitting into their bowls.iStock
Flight delays can cause food waste
Whether you're a passenger or airline staff, it's hard to deal with flight delays. Not only does uneaten food get thrown out after every flight, but if the flight has been delayed for over six to eight hours, all the food that's already been loaded onto a plane also gets thrown out. The entire load of food will get replaced in order to ensure food safety and quality.Dreamstime
Food must be cooked on the ground
Airplanes don't have proper kitchens due to safety reasons. Instead, the food is mostly prepared on the ground prior to the flight, and it can only be reheated once on board. The cabin crew must then use a convection oven that blows hot, dry air over the food that needs to be heated up. Some of the newer models have steam ovens, which are better for keeping food moist.Dreamstime
Food tastes totally different mid-air
You're nowhere near alone if you despise airplane food. But it's not the in-flight meal, it's you. Food and drink taste very different to us at 30,000 feet due to humidity and low air pressure. At a high altitude, your ability to pick up sweet tastes drops by 15 to 20 percent, while your perception of saltiness drops by 20 to 30 percent.Dreamstime
Fruity wines are preferred
The changes in your taste buds at a high altitude affect what's on the wine menu. Wines that are more acidic and high in tannins aren't as enjoyable in flight, so most airlines tend to carry fragrant and fruity wines instead.iStock
It isn't exactly fresh
In-flight meals are generally prepared 10 hours before they're supposed to be eaten. Sometimes, however, they can be made up to 72 hours beforehand, after which they are frozen. It's totally safe, though. Under international food safety standards, airlines can freeze food for up to five days and still safely serve it to passengers.iStock
It's even more overpriced than you think
If you've flown before, you've likely noticed how expensive in-flight food and drink can be. A 2013 report found that airlines actually charge over 2,600 percent more than supermarkets. That's not even considering the gourmet options available on more luxurious airlines.iStock
Loud cabin noise can affect how your food tastes
In addition to taste and smell, your hearing can also affect how you experience food. According to recent studies, constantly hearing loud noises while you're eating can cause your food to taste less sweet and less salty to you. Listening to music on your headphones can counter this, however.iStock
Meat is not fully cooked
Beef is cooked only 30 percent to completion, and chicken only 60 percent, before being brought on board. Not to worry, however. The meat is then cooked the rest of the way on board in the airplane's convection or steam oven after getting blast-chilled in special fridges before transfer.iStock
Menus are planned up to a year in advance
Airlines plan their in-flight menus at least six months in advance, and sometimes up to a full year ahead of time.Dreamstime
Menus are planned very carefully for financial reasons
A lot goes into all that planning, down to every single ingredient. American Airlines famously saved $40,000 a year in 1987 by getting rid of just one olive from their salads. According to Delta Airlines, 60 percent of the cost of each meal is because of the actual entrée, while appetizers make up 17 percent, salads 10 percent, and desserts account for 7 percent. Delta saved $250,000 a year by shaving just an ounce from their steaks, and similar to American, removed a single strawberry from their in-flight salads (served in first class on domestic routes) for savings of $210,000 a year.iStock
Passengers accumulate millions of tons of trash every year
According to the International Air Transport Association, flight passengers generated a total of 5.7 million tons of trash in 2017. This statistic includes amenities such as toothbrushes, magazines and more, as well as toilet waste, but a significant portion comes from waste from in-flight meals. The waste is either incinerated or sent to landfills, rarely being recycled.iStock
Not eating on the plane can be bad for your health
Make sure you don't go hungry during your flight. Neglecting to eat during your journey could cause your blood sugar levels to drop, making you feel weak and shaky. This can also lead to headaches and changes in mood. It won't help you fight jet lag, either, if you're traveling to a different time zone; it can actually worsen its effects.iStock
Pilots have different meals
Co-pilots on a flight are given different meals. It's rare for in-flight meals to give you food poisoning, but this is done as an added precaution to make sure both pilots don't get sick!Dreamstime
Sauce is the way to go
Not only does the dry air at a high altitude dry out your sinuses, it also dries out your food. Sauce-based dishes such as pastas and curries do better as in-flight meals due to the fact that they are moist by nature. That's why most airlines tend to have saucy dishes, and why you should try to order them where you can.iStock
The September 11th attacks affected in-flight dining
The terrorist attacks on 9/11 not only affected airline costs and security measures at airports - they changed in-flight dining as well. As a result, airline carriers started to use plastic utensils instead of reusable cutlery, costing some airlines financially. This was the reason why many of them, particularly in the U.S., stopped offering full meals and began giving out peanuts and soft drinks instead. Luckily, however, some airlines have started to bring back free meals.Dreamstime
Snacks are actually unlimited
Your flight crew might not tell you this, but the snacks on a plane are actually totally unlimited. As long as everyone has already had theirs, feel free to politely ask one of the cabin crew for seconds.Shutterstock
Tomato juice tastes better in the air
As a result of the differences in taste perception, a study found that most people who order tomato juice on a flight would never order it otherwise. Tomato juice has a nice, fruity taste on an airplane, as opposed to the earthy taste observed on the ground. In fact, it's such a popular drink that when United Airlines decided to take it off their shorter flights in 2018, the widespread backlash forced them to reverse their decision.iStock
Umami is unaffected
Umami, the fifth taste besides salty, sweet, sour and bitter, is the only taste that is unaffected at such a high altitude. For reference, that's the savory taste you get from foods such as tomatoes, spinach, shellfish and soy sauce. That's probably why you see so many in-flight meals with tomatoes in them, in addition to all the tomato juice served on board.Dreamstime
Water on board is disgusting
When the flight attendant asks if you would like some tea or coffee, we recommend you skip it. The water on board comes from a tank that isn't cleaned as often as it should be, resulting in dirty and stale water. In fact, the Environmental Protection Agency found that one in eight American airplanes did not meet their standards for water safety, and that the tap water supply on 12 percent of commercial planes tested positive for fecal bacteria.iStock
You can buy in-flight meals on the black market
Even airline food can hit the black market, and you can get pretty good deals, too. This is particularly prevalent in India. A bottle of Tropicana juice can go for as low as 32 cents! Most of it comes from airline employees who stole the food off the plane, but some of it even comes from airport dumpsters where people find plenty of unused meals and drinks.iStock
You consume way more calories on a flight than you normally would
The average British passenger consumes more than 3,400 calories between check-in before departure and arrival at their destination, according to one estimation. We imagine this isn't much different for passengers in other countries (and if anything, higher for Americans). This has been attributed to multiple factors, including higher salt and sugar in airplane food as a result of the decrease in taste perception, the fact that people tend to eat more when watching a movie or TV show (as they are wont to do on a flight), and just plain old boredom.iStock
Your tray is meant to be recognizable
Airline food is planned so that it is recognizable to the average passenger, particularly in economy class. The menu tends to consist of foods that most people will be willing to eat, even if it's not their favorite. As a result, international airlines also have different menus for different routes, so as to cater to different taste buds and cuisines from around the world.
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REVENGE OF THE JEDI STORY CONFERENCE TRANSCRIPT, JULY 13 to JULY 17, 1981SUMMARYParticipants: George Lucas, Richard Marquand, Lawrence Kasdan, and Howard KazanjianLocation: Park Way HouseNote: Many of the ideas here are conceptual only and should not be considered as canon in the Star Wars saga.THE STORY OF ANAKINLucas: Anakin Skywalker starting hanging out with the Emperor, who at this point nobody knew was that bad, because he was an elected official.Kasdan: Was he a Jedi?Lucas: No, he was a politician. Richard M. Nixon was his name. He subverted the senate and finally took over and became an imperial guy and he was really evil. But he pretended to be a really nice guy. He sucked Lukes father into the dark side.Kasdan: The Force was available to anyone who could hook into it?Lucas: Yes, everybody can do it.Kasdan: Not just the Jedi?Lucas: Its just the Jedi who take the time to do it.Marquand: They use it as a technique.Lucas: Like yoga. If you want to take the time to do it, you can do it; but the ones that really want to do it are the ones who are into that kind of thing. Also like karate. Also another misconception is that Yoda teaches Jedi, but he is like a guru; he doesnt go out and fight anybody.Kasdan: A Jedi Master is a Jedi isnt he?Lucas: Well, he is a teacher, not a real Jedi. Understand that?Kasdan: I understand what youre saying, but I cant believe it; I am in shock.Lucas: Its true, absolutely true, not that it makes any difference to the story.Kasdan: You mean he wouldnt be any good in a fight?Lucas: Not with Darth Vader he wouldnt.Kasdan: I accept it, but I dont like it.Lucas: Well, anyway, Lukes father gets subverted by the Emperor. He gets a little weird at home and his wife begins to figure out that things are going wrong and she confides in Ben, who is his mentor. On his missions through the galaxies, Anakin has been going off doing his Jedi thing and a lot of Jedi have been getting killedand its because they turn their back on him and he cuts them down. The president is turning into an Emperor and Lukes mother suspects that something has happened to her husband. She is pregnant. Anakin gets worse and worse, and finally Ben has to fight him and he throws him down into a volcano and Vader is all beat up.Now, when he falls into the pit, his other arm goes and his leg and there is hardly anything left of him by the time the Emperors troops fish him out of the drink. Then when Ben finds out that Vader has been fished out and is in the hands of the Empire, he is worried about it. He goes back to Vaders wife and explains that Anakin is the bad guy, the one killing all the Jedi.When he goes back his wife, Mrs. Skywalker has had the kids, the twins, so she has these two little babies who are six months old or so. So everybody has to go into hiding. The Skywalker line is very strong with the Force, so Ben says, I think we should protect the kids, because they may be able to help us right the wrong that your husband has created in the universe. And so Ben takes one and gives him to a couple out there on Tatooine and he gets his little hideout in the hills and he watches him grow. Ben cant raise Luke himself, because hes a wanted man. Leia and Lukes mother go to Alderaan and are taken in by the king there, who is a friend of Bens. She dies shortly thereafter and Leia is brought up by her foster parents. She knows that her real mother died.Kasdan: She does know that?Lucas: Yes, so we can bring that out when Luke is talking to her; she can say that her mother died when I was two years old.
Also would have made a better Leia/Luke chat about Mom in Jedi if she escaped and died a few years later... instead "Mom was sad from the impression I got as a newborn for the 2 minutes I knew her."
I think acceptance of them helps... Ignore the crap, enjoy the good.My gf still laughs her ass off when Padme falls out of a fast moving vehicle in the sky onto a sand dune, and demurely rolls looking like a sleeping angel... then boom, up and barking orders.LMAO.Lucas you tard.
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We're just about a third of the way through the 2013 Resort season. Here's the lastest, plus check out previous recaps here and here.
Missoni has suffered somewhat from jumbled styling and overly clashing colorful prints for a few seasons, so it was refreshing to see a more reined in collection for Resort. Cuts were less bohemian too, allowing for a number of figure flattering looks that showed off Angela Missoni's abstract prints which were inspired by Chinese porcelain and British pottery.
Just Cavalli
Sure there were lots of animal prints in this season's Just Cavalli collection, inspired by a trip to India, and many of the garments were high on skin exposure, but silhouettes were streamlined and roomy, giving a sportier than usual feel to the collection.
Emporio Armani
Giorgio Armani went with light neutral hues, laid-back silhouettes, and staple separates for his Resort collection this season. Standouts included wide trousers and double-breasted jackets.
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Rossella Jardini once again found herself inspired by Great Britain, which this season translated itself both literally – as with a British flag print – and figuratively with countryside themed prints.
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The English Standard Version is an updated version of the Revised Standard of the National Council of Churches. The NCC has never been a Christian organization but is a Socialist organization like the World Council of Churches. When you purchase an ESV, you are helping fund the NCC which is another enemy of Christ and true Christians. You will see that the ESV is just another rewrite of the corrupted manuscripts which underlie every other modern false version. You will also see that the ESV, like the NIV and the Holman Christian Standard Bible have absolute agreement with the Roman Catholic New American Bible and the Jehovah's Witness New World Translation.
The ESV is based on the Masoretic text of the Hebrew Bible as found in Biblia Hebraica Stuttgartensia (2nd ed., 1983), and on the Greek text in the 1993 editions of the Greek New Testament (4th corrected ed.), published by the United Bible Societies (UBS), and Novum Testamentum Graece (27th ed.), edited by Nestle and Aland. -- From the ESV official Website
The Historic Legacy of the ESV The ESV stands in the classic mainstream of English Bible translations over the past half-millennium. The fountainhead of that stream was William Tyndale's New Testament of 1526; marking its course were the King James Version of 1611 (KJV), the English Revised Version of 1885 (RV), the American Standard Version of 1901 (ASV), and the Revised Standard Version of 1952 and 1971 (RSV). In that stream, faithfulness to the text and vigorous pursuit of accuracy were combined with simplicity, beauty, and dignity of expression.
The words and phrases of the ESV grow out of the Tyndale-King James legacy, and most recently out of the RSV, with the 1971 RSV text providing the starting point for the ESV text. Archaic language was brought to current usage and significant corrections were made in the translation of key texts. But throughout, the translators' goal was to retain the depth of meaning and enduring language that have made their indelible mark on the English-speaking world and have defined the life and doctrine of the church over the last four centuries.
(From the Official ESV Website) The King James verse will come first with the tampered portion underlined.
KJB - King James Bible
ESV - English Standard Version
NWT - New World Translation of the Jehovah's Witnesses
NAB - New American Bible of the Roman Catholic Church
Matthew 8:29 KJB: And, behold, they cried out, saying, What have we to do with thee, Jesus, thou Son of God? art thou come hither to torment us before the time?
ESV: And behold, they cried out, "What have you to do with us, O Son of God? Have you come here to torment us before the time?"
NWT: And, look! they screamed, saying: "What have we to do with you, Son of God? Did you come here to torment us before the appointed time?"
NAB: With a sudden shriek they cried: "Why meddle with us, Son of God? Have you come to torture us before the appointed time?"
Matthew 17:21 KJB: Howbeit this kind goeth not out but by prayer and fasting.
ESV: Omitted
NWT: Omitted
NAB: [This kind does not leave but by prayer and fasting.] (Placed in Brackets)
Matthew 18:11 KJB: For the Son of man is come to save that which was lost.
ESV: Omitted
NWT: Omitted
NAB: Omitted
Matthew 19:9 KJB: And I say unto you, Whosoever shall put away his wife, except it be for fornication, and shall marry another, committeth adultery: and whoso marrieth her which is put away doth commit adultery.
ESV: And I say to you: whoever divorces his wife, except for sexual immorality, and marries another, commits adultery."
NWT: I say to you that whoever divorces his wife, except on the ground of fornication, and marries another commits adultery."
NAB: I now to say to you, whoever divorces his wife (lewd conduct is a separate case) and marries another commits adultery, and the man who marries a divorced woman commits adultery."
Matthew 27:35 KJB: And they crucified him, and parted his garments, casting lots: that it might be fulfilled which was spoken by the prophet, They parted my garments among them, and upon my vesture did they cast lots.
ESV: And when they had crucified him, they divided his garments among them by casting lots.
NWT: When they had impaled him they distributed his outer garments by casting lots.
NAB: When they had crucified him, they divided his clothes among them casting lots.
Mark 6:11 KJB: And whosoever shall not receive you, nor hear you, when ye depart thence, shake off the dust under your feet for a testimony against them. Verily I say unto you, It shall be more tolerable for Sodom and Gomorrha in the day of judgment, than for that city.
ESV: And if any place will not receive you and they will not listen to you, when you leave, shake off the dust that is on your feet as a testimony against them."
NWT: And wherever a place will not receive you nor hear you, on going out from there shake off the dirt that is beneath your feet for a witness to them"
NAB: If any place will not receive you or hear you, shake its dust from your feet in testimony against them as you leave.
Mark 9:44, 46 KJB:{ 44} Where their worm dieth not, and the fire is not quenched. {46} Where their worm dieth not, and the fire is not quenched.
ESV: Omitted
NWT: Omitted
NAB: Omitted
Mark 11:26 KJB: But if ye do not forgive, neither will your Father which is in heaven forgive your trespasses.
ESV: Omitted
NWT: Omitted
NAB: Omitted
Mark 15:28 KJB: And the scripture was fulfilled, which saith, And he was numbered with the transgressors.
ESV: Omitted
NWT: Omitted
NAB: Omitted
Luke 2:33 KJB: And Joseph and his mother marvelled at those things which were spoken of him.
ESV: And his father and his mother marveled at what was said about him.
NWT: And its father and mother continued wondering at the things being spoken about it.
NAB: The child's father and mother were marveling at what was being said about him.
Luke 4:4 KJB: And Jesus answered him, saying, It is written, That man shall not live by bread alone, but by every word of God.
ESV: And Jesus answered him, "It is written, 'Man shall not live by bread alone.'"
NWT: But Jesus replied to him: "It is written, 'Man must not live by bread alone.'"
NAB: Jesus answered him, "Scripture has it, 'Not on bread alone shall man live.'"
Luke 9:55 KJB: But he turned, and rebuked them, and said, Ye know not what manner of spirit ye are of.
ESV: But he turned and rebuked them.
NWT: But he turned and reproved them
NAB: He turned toward them only to reprimand them.
Luke 9:56 KJB: For the Son of man is not come to destroy men's lives, but to save them. And they went to another village.
ESV: And they went on to another village.
NWT: So they went to a different village.
NAB: Then they set off for another town.
Luke 17:36 KJB: Two men shall be in the field; the one shall be taken, and the other left.
ESV: Omitted
NWT: Omitted
NAB: Omitted
Luke 23:17 KJB: (For of necessity he must release one unto them at the feast.)
ESV: Omitted
NWT: Omitted
NAB: Omitted
Luke 23:38 KJB: And a superscription also was written over him in letters of Greek, and Latin, and Hebrew, THIS IS THE KING OF THE JEWS.
ESV: There was also an inscription over him, "This is the King of the Jews."
NWT: There was also an inscription over him: "This is the king of the Jews."
NAB: There was an inscription over his head: "THIS IS THE KING OF THE JEWS."
John 3:15 KJB: That whosoever believeth in him should not perish, but have eternal life.
ESV: that whoever believes in him may have eternal life.
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People with disabilities are at greater risk for abuse, violence and harm than people without disabilities. They are 4 to 10 times more likely to be victimized than those without disabilities, according to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention. Victimization can occur in hospitals and homes by health care workers, intimate partners or family members.
To address this issue and the unique challenges those with disabilities face, the Greene County Disability Coalition and the Family Violence Prevention Center of Greene County are cosponsoring a free event, "Disabilities and Domestic Violence," on Tuesday, Oct. 29, 2:30-4 p.m., at the Herman N. Menapace Center (1141 N. Monroe Drive) in Xenia, Ohio.
Featured speakers include Debbie Matheson, director of the Family Violence Prevention Center of Greene County, and Susan Fraker, project coordinator of Substance Abuse Resources and Disability Issues (SARDI) at the Wright State University Boonshoft School of Medicine.
The event also includes a panel discussion with Gene Fischer, Greene County sheriff, and Josh Carson, major unusual incidents investigative agent with the Greene County Board of Developmental Disabilities.
Victimization includes physical violence with or without a weapon; sexual violence, including rape; emotional abuse, including verbal attacks or being humiliated; and neglect of personal needs for daily life, including medical care or equipment.
The Master of Public Health program of the Center for Global Health at the Wright State University Boonshoft School of Medicine is part of the Greene County Disability Coalition. The coalition also includes Access Center, Goodwill Easter Seals, Greene County Board of Developmental Disabilities, Greene County Combined Health District, Joni and Friends, Rob's Rescue, Shepherds Foundation, TCN Behavioral Health Services and Greene County residents.


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The Columbus House Rabbit Society is a licensed chapter of the international House Rabbit Society. Our chapter is devoted to finding permanent, loving homes for abandoned rabbits and educating the public's understanding of rabbits as companion animals. Read more about us.
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Are you unable to keep your rabbit? Visit our re-homing your rabbit page for useful information on finding a new home.
For tips on how to catch a domestic rabbit that has been released outside, please visit our strays page.
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hey ahhh can yu help me delete my thread ? i cant find the delete button lol
A few hours too late, it seems? I am terribly sorry again. I wasn't able to log in yesterday. It seems like my ability to consistently participate in Forum Games is cursed. It could've been a great game, what with all that was going on.
Devour can you RTS (Research Truth Serum) and switch sides?
Yeah I noticed but if I wasn't playing at this time and got sleep properly or even just payed more attention as I should've, having a role like, this I know it wouldn't have happened.
Devour, I need an answer on a question I posted on the thread.
Never mind, I'm stupid. Sorry for ruining your game
are Captains still immune to being ejected?
Can't I just use the immunizer on someone and prove that I'm the Captain? Now that I know Damian is the rebel.
Devour, can I use the Truth Serum during the day? I'd love to be able to use it on someone and have them testify for me that I am Captain.
Ohh, thanks! And sorry, my bad.
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Crime Blotter: Sexy pack, Batman pajamas, drunken house call and more
Aurora police responded to a call of a suspicious backpack at 6:15 p.m. at Walmart, 3301 N. Tower Road. According to police, a 30-year-old man with a backpack acted suspicious when the woman he was with was caught shoplifting. Police were called when security found liquids and piping in the bag. The bomb squad was called in and found the bag filled with sex toys and lubricants. The man had warrants and was arrested. The woman was issued a summons and released.
ARVADA, June 24: Caught in the act.
On June 24, a police officer saw a suspicious man wearing Batman pajama pants walking behind the Family Thrift Center, 6655 Wadsworth Blvd. The man was holding two glass vases and walking away from the donation drop and toward the officer. The man admitted to taking the items from behind the store and put them back.
DENVER, June 26: Drunken man wanders into wrong house.
A man was arrested for trespassing after wandering into a house through an unlocked door in the 2000 block of South Downing Street. The homeowner called Denver Police after he was awakened by his dogs barking. He found an intoxicated man in his dining room and told him to leave. The man left and was later arrested after falling asleep on the porch of another private residence.


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Martin Luther King, Jr. Day 2013 Celebrations
Annual Unity Breakfast at SCC Friday, January 18
John J. Johnson, executive director for the Kentucky Commission on Human Rights, will be the guest speaker at the annual Somerset Community College Unity Breakfast on Friday, January 18. The breakfast will begin at 8:30 a.m. in the Citizens National Bank Community Room, located in the Harold Rogers Student Commons on the Somerset Campus. The event is held annually to honor the birthday of the Rev. Martin Luther King, Jr.
The public is invited, however, reservations are requested. Call Elaine Wilson, SCC Director for Cultural Diversity, to make your reservation at (606) 451-6915. The event is free to the public.
MLK Community Celebration Sunday, January 20
Performing artist Whit Whitaker will be featured during the upcoming Martin Luther King Jr. Community Celebration on Sunday, January 20, 2:00 p.m., at First Baptist Church, Somerset. The church is located at 128 North Main Street, Somerset, and the celebration will be held in the fbc2 sanctuary.
Whitaker will be performing "A Dream Deferred: Celebrating the Life of a Martyr." The performance is a remembrance and celebration of the life of Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr.
In addition to the performance by Whitaker, the MLK Unity Choir will also perform. Anyone interested in joining the choir may do so. Rehearsals take place at First Baptist Church, Somerset, on January 15 and 17 at 6 p.m. in the sanctuary. For more information, contact Marvin Reynolds, choir director, at (606) 679-5245.
The MLK Jr. Community Celebration is open to the public and all are encouraged to attend. The event is sponsored by Somerset Community College.


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Cardinal George is Archbishop Emeritus of Chicago and is a native Chicagoan.
Responses to my reflections last week on "Chicago values" fell into two camps. There were almost universal plaudits for recognizing that the government should be concerned about actions and not about thoughts and values. The media, of course, are in this camp, because they are concerned about the free speech that is at the heart of their profession.
More complicated, on the other hand, was the reaction to the "value" that was the case in point: same-sex "marriage." Some who are comfortably in the first camp deserted the field of argument on gay marriage. An argument is always made in a context that determines what can be considered sensible, and it seems to me that some of us are arguing out of different contexts.
There are three contexts for discussing "gay marriage": 1) the arena of individual rights and their protection in civil law, 2) the field of activities defined by nature and its laws, and 3) the realm of faith as a response to God's self-revelation in history. Unfortunately, when the only permissible context for discussing public values is that of individual rights protected by civil law, then it is the government alone that determines how it is acceptable to act. Every public actor (including faith communities) then becomes the government's agent. This is a formula for tyranny.
We can see how appeals to pluralism and toleration gradually become tyrannical in the development of how we are now expected to regard the killing of unborn children. When the individual civil right to abort a living child was discovered in the Constitution, its justification began as a "necessary evil" for the sake of a woman's health; it was then applauded in nobler terms as a positive symbol of a woman's freedom; it is now part of the value system of our society and everyone must be involved in paying for it, either through taxes or insurance. It is mainstream medicine and settled social policy. Its opponents are relegated to a quirky fringe, outside of the American consensus not only on what it is legal to do but also on what it is good to support. When the government, the media and the entertainment industries agree to agree on how to use words and shape the argument, society itself is deliberately transformed in ways that bring academics, judges, legislators, lawyers, law enforcement officers, newspaper editors, actors, psychiatrists, doctors and every other public professional into public agreement, all portraying themselves as original thinkers. Anyone opposed to the new consensus, no matter the reason, is dismissed as a throwback to an earlier age, to be tolerated, perhaps, but removed from public life and, eventually, punished. It's a very old story.
Getting people to think outside the context of "civil rights" is difficult. It's as if Americans were forbidden to think beyond politics. What is singularly peculiar about the "gay marriage" argument is the way its proponents dismiss the field of nature itself as in any way normative for human actions. We would think it odd if the government, in order to please those who desire to fly without an airplane, were to repeal the law of gravity. If nature gets in the way of a new civil right to "gay marriage," however, that's too bad for nature. This strikes me as bizarre.
Entering into the context of faith, the believer looks to how God has intervened in history through the calling of the Jewish people to a particular vocation, through inspiring the Hebrew prophets, by the incarnation of the eternal Son of God in Jesus of Nazareth, and the founding of the Church that speaks in Jesus' name until he returns in glory. The God who created order in nature also reveals his plan for us in history; and the religious teaching on the nature of marriage is eminently clear. Those who dismiss any religiously based argument as simply private and therefore not publicly normative are at least consistent with the secularism that makes protection of individual "civil rights" entirely determinative of public life.
What is puzzling is the case of those who, while claiming to be believers, ignore the history of salvation and reduce God to a cosmic wimp who smiles and blesses whatever comes down the track, as if God were without intelligence or the ability to discern right from wrong. Jesus is certainly "inclusive" as the savior of the whole world who invites all to follow him. But Jesus calls us to convert to his ways, which are not ours. Among the sayings of Jesus, there are about as many that start "Woe to you…" as there are those that begin "Blessed are they…" A Jesus reduced to our wishful thinking is useless.
What remains a Gospel imperative, of course, is a respectful and loving concern for those who identify themselves as gay or lesbian, including them in the community of faith and accompanying them in their quest for holiness of life. The Archdiocese attempts this response, in part, through AGLO and Courage groups.
Thanks to all who responded to last week's blog; apologies to anyone who feels unfairly judged. I've tried to keep it at the level of ideas and social trends that seem to me to be dangerous to us all, Chicagoans or others.
Francis Cardinal George, OMI
Archbishop of Chicago
Saturday, August 18, 2012 8:52 PM
His Eminence Rocks!Thank-you Cardinal George for your lucid rejection of the Chicago City Council's actions against Dan Cathy.
— Katherine M.
Thursday, August 16, 2012 5:15 PM
Thank you, your Eminence. Both your articles on "Chicago values" are excellent and worthy of the widest distribution. (And also thank you for a hearty laugh :))
— Jan K.
Monday, August 13, 2012 5:32 PM
I believe in the universal catholic church ..its teachings and the love to committ as a follower of Christ. It has never been easy to adapt to the changes in faith and morals but my prayers and strong practices have helped me to survive and believe in the messages that the princes of the church proclaim to the faithful..
— John A.
Friday, August 10, 2012 9:58 PM
Beautiful and well said. There is such thing as truth and natural law. Marriage will always be between one man and one woman. Maybe its true what you said some years ago, I may die in my bed but the one who comes after me may die in prison. Manne Nobiscum Domine, because without you, we are lost.
— Jerry C.
Thursday, August 09, 2012 9:30 PM
Hey Tom, I really appreciate your post. It is honest. You obviuosly aren't ashamed to admit that it can sometimes be a struggle to negotiate "popular values and idealogy" with the values and stances the church takes. Makes me proud to hear this from another believer and it is assuring as I believe with all the information out there that it can be tricky to wade through it all and still find yourself being true to your convictions and the teachings of whatever faith background you may belong.Like you, I am also grateful that certain bishops are willing to stand up and lead us by presenting the views we hold in common as believers. Two bishops stand out for me: Cardinal George of Chicago and Cardinal Dolan of New York. So extremely grateful to them and praying for them that they may continue in their Ministry.
— timothy c.
Thursday, August 09, 2012 3:21 PM
Excellent! Thank you for speaking out the truth.
— Judy M.
Thursday, August 09, 2012 9:01 AM
Thank you Cardinal, for bringing clarity of thought to a catholic who struggles to negotiate the opposing value systems of popular US culture vs. traditional christian teaching. Very often, society makes me feel like I'm some kind of an ogre because I make the decision to align my value system with the teachings of the Catholic Church. Having strong leadership to stand up for us and eloquently present our position to the masses brings me a great deal of comfort and reassurance that we are on the right path.
— Tom k.
Wednesday, August 08, 2012 4:28 PM
Outgoing, lucid, collegial, statement by our Cardinal. Well, Prof Dennis H, there may be many ways of looking at marriage, but only one can be correct, and I'll put my money on the two millennia old Church established by Christ Himself "whilst he lived and was personally present here on earth,"--courtesy of St Thomas More--, rather than the relativistic rantings of a local prof. Thank you, Cardinal George, for once again reminding us of the intellectual underpinnings of our faith, of the intrinsic complementarity of faith and reason, as spelled out so beautifully by St.Dominic and St Thomas Aquinas. When all is said and done, being a faithful Catholic is about as reasonable an act in which a human person can engage.
— James M.
Wednesday, August 08, 2012 2:29 PM
Always welcome the person; not necessarily the person's behavior.As St. Paul said: "For all have sinned and fallen short...". I have a place in that line. So does everyone else.
— karen e.
Wednesday, August 08, 2012 10:44 AM
Nice to see. I'll pass this on to believers and non-believers alike.
— Daena H.
Wednesday, August 08, 2012 10:20 AM
Father George, you are an eloquent leader, a great teacher, and very appreciated.
— Richard M.
Tuesday, August 07, 2012 3:22 PM
Your Eminence, thank you for this edifying article! I'm sharing with many.
— Tessa K.
Tuesday, August 07, 2012 3:14 PM
Tuesday, August 07, 2012 2:34 PM
Your Eminence,Thank you for sharing your thoughts in a 'kind' manner. As a minister and teacher myself, I appreciate that you choose 'building up words' instead of 'words that tear down'. It is a call to heal and a call to challenge ourselves and our beliefs, before judging someone else. However, how do we overcome the media and individualize ourselves again? It is if the media suggests that we are all one in it rather than one in the Lord. I believe through education, faith, prayer and unity in and of our faith, we can become able to think and feel for ourselves.
— Jennifer S.
Tuesday, August 07, 2012 1:16 PM
Your Eminence:Thank you again for more clarity. It seems that opponents to your words are more interested in denying a grounds for argument than meeting it where it stands. This speaks for itself, I think.Keeping them, and you, in my prayers.God Bless!
— Vanessa L.
Tuesday, August 07, 2012 11:15 AM
Very well put. Jesus is not to be reduced. Thank you for words, Your Eminence. I am a Chicago resident for over 45 years now and the values as you described are those in the same that I hold.
— Jerry O.
Tuesday, August 07, 2012 11:03 AM
If people realized that God loves each of us enough that He wants to divinize us - to transform our hearts and minds to manifest His mercy - they might listen to the Church which Christ founded for that purpose.
— David N.
Tuesday, August 07, 2012 10:29 AM
I appreciate you taking a stand Cardinal! I am thrilled.God Bless,Julie Puhr
— julie p.
Tuesday, August 07, 2012 10:12 AM
Concise position, brilliant and reassuring. Thanks, Cardinal George!
— Mark M.
Tuesday, August 07, 2012 1:14 AM
Well Put !
— Michael K.
Monday, August 06, 2012 10:41 PM
Cardinal Father George,Just got done reading your "chicago values:revisited" update. I'm going to kinda react to parts of it and also maybe elaborate some with my own ideas. "The govnt should be concerned about actions of people and not the thoughts and values." I tend to agree with this. I think it is already apparent to any educated reader what the inherent dangers are when a gov't starts to veer to far into the realm of dictating, influencing, or controlling the thoughts and values of a given populace. Hitler germany comes to mind here but most gov'ts are guilty of doing this same thing to any native or aboriginal population that existed long prior to the establisment of current gov't. The manifest destiny comes to mind here also. At this point Father George, you note how there are those that agree to the above premise that gov't should be concerned with actions and not thoughts and values. Many who back this premise generally seem to desert this when it comes to gay marriage. With gay marriage, its supporters would see the gov't impose and get involved with the thoughts and values of the people. This can be seen most clearly with the response of mayors of boston and chicago and 1st ward alderman here in chicago as they are presumably speaking from a position of elected gov't official espousing what the ideas and values of the people are. Father George's piece then moves to distinguish 3 contexts for discussing gay marriage. Seems he noticed something on the previous blog that perhaps people were making their points to each other but from different contexts therefore making useful dialogue possible. The 3 contexts are: 1) individual rights and civil law 2) nature and its laws. 3) realm of faith. I think the Cardinal's main point here is that when the conversation relies almost soley on individual rights and civil law then the result of this is that gov't becomes the sole determiner. In a brilliant way the next paragraph the cardinal uses abortion and kinda chronicles how abortion rights played out. The other two contexts 1)nature and its laws and 2) the realm of faith get left out of the process and gov't, media, and entertainment becomes the administrators of thoughts and values for the people. "What is singularly peculiar about "gay marriage" arguments is the way its proponents dismiss nature itself as in any way normative for human action. Great point Cardinal. "Among the sayings of Jesus there are about as many that start "woe to you..." as there are those that begin Blessed are they". Love the fact that you included this insight Father as I often here people do that with Jesus. I have come to find through the gospels and prayer that Jesus was an instructor...a teacher. He was here such a short time and his public ministry even shorter that he didn't walk around from village to village town to town to just accept everybody as is and love them and leave it at that. No even as he was here there were doubters and Jesus time and time again can be found in the gospels admonishing, correcting, or teaching his apostles, disciples, jew or gentile. And this still applies! We as people are still every bit as fickle as people were then. 1 minute for and with him. The next against and serving ultimately nobody but ourselves. Nothing more tragic than a missed opportuinity for a faith filled moment than finding a "Jesus reduced to wishful thinking." And I can think of no quicker way to get to this point than by putting all the emphasis in the civil rights and civil law context while completely ignoring nature and its laws and the realm of faith.
Monday, August 06, 2012 7:44 PM
Cardinal George: I agree with you that God is not a "cosmic wimp" having no ability to discern right from wrong. But in a human society like the USA, wherein there is a constitutionally-defined separation of church and state, isn't it a bit presumptuous of you, or any other person, to claim to be able to KNOW what God thinks? Please, Catholicism is not the only religion here in the USA. Lots of this nonsense about Chick-Fil-Ais just that, i.e, nonsense, particularly when viewed from the standpoint of this nation's Bill of Rights. So we agree again. I would invite you to recall, however, the words engraved on the wall of the Thomas Jefferson Memorial in Washington DC regarding "the regimen of their barbarous ancestors". (Google thequote if you don't know it.) Marriage does not mean the same thing to all people - in all settings, in all cultures, in all age ranges, in all religions. This is a fact of life.... well worth pondering quite apart from any 'fitting of parts' issues.
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Phillies at LA on July 19. If Howard is planning to have an event in Philly that day doesn't bode well for his return. Assume the date is wrong.
Oops–never mind. Listed as game on google calendar because the July 18 game in LA spills over into July 19 EDT. Figure they will be tired waiters after West Coast trip.


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