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PORTLAND, Maine (AP) -- An attorney for two suspected johns in a prostitution case in Kennebunk has filed a new motion to keep their names from being made public.
Stephen Schwartz withdrew an appeal with the Maine supreme court Monday and filed a complaint in superior court asking that the names of the alleged customers of a woman charged with prostitution be kept private. He's also asking that criminal charges not be pursued against them.
Schwartz says publishing names and prosecuting the alleged customers will cause irreparable harm.
Zumba fitness instructor Alexis Wright has pleaded not guilty to 106 counts of prostitution, invasion of privacy and other charges for allegedly selling sex for money and secretly videotaping the encounters. Her business partner has pleaded not guilty to 59 misdemeanor counts.


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Terraplanes 'n' exhausts
Here's my situation: I have a '37 Terraplane utility coupe - model 70. It took me a long time to figure out that it actually has a '36 engine - confirmed by the SS#. Along the way, I looked at a buddy's '37 pickup - and realized that it also has a '36 engine, so maybe the factory was using up a supply of '36 engines on the 37 model 70s? Regardless, in the meantime, I ordered a '37 exhaust system, and when I got around to installing it, it's obvious that it won't fit at all. The exhaust flange is a different size, etc. etc. This was a while back, and like a lot of projects, this one sat around while I finished the house - you know the story, I'm sure.
My question: do the exhaust pipes go through the holes in the frame or under the frame? Also, the muffler I got will fit between the frame members, but the exhaust pipe from the engine is 2" OD, while the muffler exit port is more like 1 3/4" or 1 1/2"; won't the smaller diameter pipe cause a constipated (for lack of a better term) exhaust? Help! Also, sorry about the lack of proper terminolgy; it's late and I'm groggy at the keyboard.
John -
You know in all the technical material I have, there is no mention of the exhaust pipe size! However, I think you ar emistaken as to the sixe of the manifold flange. The same flange gasket is specified for all '33-'39 models, and I'm pretty sure would apply up to '47's and Jet as well. The tail pipe is smaller than the front pipe, to keep the noise level down, and 1-3/4 or 1-7/8" would be the recommended size for these. Looking at the lubrication charts illustration, the front pipe goes through the frame at the front of the "X-member" on the '37, and under the frame on the '36. From memory, it also goes through a hole in the engine splash tray, below the manifold. However, if you have the '36 engine in your car, then it may be different, as the manifold is smaller, and doesn't project out so far.
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I have a 36 and a 37 engine.The exhaust is a different size for the 36.It is probably 3/16th's smaller.I think when the engine got changed in 37,they up sized the exhaust.I found this out when I went to test run a 36 engine that I have,and tried to use the exhaust set-up for the 37-47 engines.I had to go digging in my stuff to find the head pipe and flange.
I'm just curious: from what company did you order the exhaust system?
The '37 engine was equipped with a two barrel carb and that intake manifold will not fit on a '36 engine. However the '37 could also have a single barrell carb. The major difference between the two engines is the bigger port engine which allowed for a 20HP increase. It would figure that the exhaust pipe would be of a greater diameter.
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I just ordered a 1937 terraplane exh. pipe an o.e.m. pipe from Joe at Waldrons exh. I hope it works out ok had a little trouble with the lady who took the call , but joe e-mailed me and it is on its way. $55.00 plus ship.
Chuck G. -
Thanks very much for your responses. I'm feeling better now about what I have. I did check the pipes again, and the pipe between the exhaust manifold and the muffler is 2" OD, and the tailpipe from the muffler back is 1.5" OD, although I can't use this tailpipe because the bends aren't right and it won't fit under the car unless possibly if I put the whole exhaust under the frame; but that doesn't seem right. The manifold-exhaust piece, what there is left, clearly points to a hole in the X member of the frame where it connects to the muffler. I'm going to try having a new tailpipe made, or order one from Waldron's as per the suggestion above.
The system I have now I got from KEP--- (last three letters are missing from the label) from Ft Myers FL. Bearing in mind that I don't blame them, I simply ordered a 37 exhaust when I should have ordered a 36. -
Mixed reviews. The problem may not have been the difference between the '36 and '37 engines....
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Keppich! Klass Kollection! I cannot believe that they are still in business. They sell junk that doesn't fit. But you were lucky, often they take your money and send you nothing at all.
In the information age we need to get the word out so we can patronize those who provide good products and avoid the Keppich's of the antique auto hobby world.
I just knew it was Keppich when I read the thread starter.
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Steve -
Well, at least I now know what the problem was, and it probably was not the 36/37 engine difference. Netx time , believe me, I'll read some reviews before spending the money.
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2011 and 2012 NCAA Regional Qualifier Three Time All-Conference Performer Gold Medal-2012 C-USA Outdoor Championships Bronze Medal-2012 C-USA Indoor Championships Bronze Medal-2011 C-USA Outdoor Championships
2012 OutdoorThe versatile multi-event athlete had a breakout outdoor season in the pole vault ... An All-Conference USA first-team selection and gold medalist in the pole vault at the 2012 C-USA Outdoor Championships clearing 5.23m (17'1.75") ... Qualified for the NCAA East Preliminary finished 18th overall in the pole vault with a school-record mark of 5.27m (17'3.50") ... Had four top-five pole vault finishes during the regular season ... Set two personal-bests at the Memphis Invite with a first-place leap of 7.06m (23'2") in the long jump and a throw of 11.79m (38'8.25") in the shot put ... Had a season-best in the javelin with an eighth-place throw of 52.01m (170'08") at the Vanderbilt Black and Gold Invite.
2012 IndoorAll-C-USA third-team performer ... took bronze at the C-USA Indoor Championships with a mark of 4.93m (16'2") ... Placed fourth in the pole vault at the UAB Blazer Invite clearing 4.80m (15'9") ... Notched a third-place finish at the SEMO Redhawks Invite vaulting 4.57m (15').
2011 Outdoor One of three Tigers to represent Memphis at the USA Junior National Championships... Competed in seven individual events in 2011, earning six top-five finishes... Was the runner-up in the javelin throw at the SEMO Invite with a personal-best 55.80m (183' 1") toss... Was third in the javelin at the Ole Miss Invite (54.19m; 177' 9") and the Vanderbilt Invitational (51.29m; 168' 3")... At Vanderbilt, was also runner-up in the pole vault at 4.95m (16' 2.75")... Set a personal-best and tied Memphis' season-high at the Tiger Invitational with a 5.14m (16' 10.25") mark to gain entry to the USATF Junior Nationals... At the C-USA Outdoor Championships, tied with teammate Nate Arnold for a bronze medal with a 4.86m (15' 11.25") mark, and narrowly missed a point-scoring mark in the decathlon, finishing ninth with 4,716 points... Tiger Invitational mark qualified him for the NCAA East Regional; he no-heighted in the vault at the regional.
2011 Indoor Competed in seven events as freshman during indoor season... Earned six top-five finishes in four different events: Pole vault (three), 55m hurdles, long jump and high jump (one each)... Season-best 4.88m (16' 0") was good enough for runner-up in the pole vault at the SEMO Invite... Also earned a third in the 55m hurdles (8.43s) and fifth in the long jump (6.50m; 21' 4") at SEMO... At the C-USA Indoor Championships, was sixth in the pole vault with a 4.70m (15' 5") and the heptathlon (4,698 points) to earn points for the Tigers.
Prior to Memphis Two-time TSSAA State Champion in the pole vault...Won the 2009 AAA state title with a 4.52m (15-00.00) vault, then followed it up in 2010 with 4.72m (15-06.00) leap in 2010 to beat the runner-up by six inches...Was a finalist for the Commercial Appeal's "Best of Preps Athlete of the Year".
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The Golden Plains Festival is a three day fest and is held in Victoria. The location is a private farmland far away from the hustle of a metropolitan city. In fact, the nearest city is Melbourne which is approximately 90 km away. Someone who has attended this festival in the past will say that it is held in a bushland. Interestingly, the center stage for the event itself is a natural stage. Guests and visitors who come to see the performance are provided accommodation in vans and tents.
If I talk about the surrounding areas, it is absolutely beautiful. The sunset is breathtaking. Unlike other rock shows, there is only one stage here . It has been done so to concentrate the complete attention of the public at one location only. Another interesting characteristic of this festival is that it has no commercial propaganda attached to it. This means that there are no sponsors and no advertisings (Someone should write a paper writing help essay on how the management manages to meet the expenses). Alcohol is not served around the center stage area. However, the guests are allowed to bring their own alcohol (only in plastic cans). Further, lighting fires is not permitted which usually means that food has to be bought from the vendors who set up their stalls around the stage.
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One of the worst things in life is having your car break down. Ok, maybe I'm being over-dramatic …but you know what I mean. You get that churning feeling of uncertainty, helplessness and frustration, plus the unforeseen and sometimes burdensome expense of having to call the tow truck to take it somewhere to get it fixed.
As you may know from my last post, I quit my nine to five. No not Nightlights…my day job as a video production assistant. And I must say, the first week of my new glamorous life as a full-time TV host, model, actress …was not getting off to a good start! Let me begin…
(please note: I'm not trying to speak badly of anyone…it's my own fault for booking these next two events back to back haha)
So I had a fashion show I booked that was scheduled to begin at midnight on Saturday. Of course these things never start exactly on time (this is normal and I expected it). I got home late that night around 2:00 a.m. …and had to be in Chicago to work a tradeshow by 8:30 a.m. It takes about three hours to drive there plus I still needed time to get ready …luckily my awesome boyfriend was willing to drive me so I could sleep in the car.
So I get all comfy and cozy in the back seat as we begin our (what I now consider to be an epic journey) …and then it happened.
We're on the highway. It's about 3:00 a.m. Just as I was on the verge of catching some much needed z's, I feel the car begin to make a sudden jolting motion as it slowed to a complete…and utterly dead stop. My heart sank. Silence.
The gas gauge in my car is broke so we thought maybe we ran out of gas. We turned on the hazards, grabbed the gas can and started walking to the nearest gas station. Which, as it turned out, happened to be the "always a mile away" gas station. We swear it only looked like it was a mile away…we had just passed that exit! Well…we ended up walking in the dark and in the cold alongside the highway for about an hour until a cop picked us up, took us the rest of the way to the station, back to our car and waited until we were back up and moving. What's dumb is, we were gone so long, that [interject dramatic sound: dum dum dummm] the hazard lights ran down the car battery! He gave us a jump. Nice guy.
But this is just the beginning…
So I get all cozy in the back seat again, happy and relieved that we are still able to make it to Chicago on time. Just as I was about to doze off…it happened again! By this time, I'm seriously concerned. I heard my boyfriend pop the hood and get out of the car. Next I hear a car pull up, then voices. It starts getting cold. The car starts back up. I hear a, "thanks, man" right before my boyfriend hops back into the car and quickly takes off. "We're going to have to go back home and get the other car," he tells me. We were about 15 miles out.
It wasn't too long we'd been driving on our way back…when the car dies on us again! Same thing: Pop open the hood and wait for someone to notice my boyfriend shining a light on the jumper cables as a signal for help. After twenty minutes of huge semi-trucks whipping past in 40 degree weather, a lady stopped. She happened to live down the road from us, on her way home from work and promised to follow us the rest of the way. We ended up having to get jumped two more times on the way back home. Each time I remember waking up, it got really cold, then we'd be back up and running, the car would get warm again then I'd fall back asleep.
We finally made it home around 5:00 a.m., switched the luggage from one car to the other, and started back up towards Chicago again in the "good" car. About 50 miles in, the check engine light came on. By this time we're a little more strapped for time. My boyfriend pulls over to a gas station to add more coolant and oil. Trouble was… the oil cap wouldn't budge. He tried for about 20 minutes to no avail so then tried pouring the oil through the dip stick hole but instead of going in, the crazy wind caused the oil to spray all over the place! (I'm sleeping through all of this of course). Haha…poor guy!
Finally, we made it to that McDonalds on the toll road right before the Chicago Skybridge…with about 15 minutes to spare! Just enough time to freshen up, change clothes and cram down some breakfast. I was probably a site to see; sitting at the table frantically eating my greasy breakfast sandwich and applying my makeup that was spread out all over the place! Haha! I made it to my next gig right on the dot! Frazzled haired, dark under eye circles, wind burned skin and all! I looked rough…kind of like I'd walked an hour in the cold wind on the highway and then half slept in the back of a car the rest of what was left of the night! lol But at least I made it!
On the way to my last day of working the tradeshow (of course) …you guessed it… the car broke down! Right on Lakeshore Drive! We waited over an hour and a half for the tow truck to show up! Ridiculous! After we got off the highway, I finally was able to hail a taxi to make it two hours late to the tradeshow. Needless to say, the "good" car we drove to Chicago was completely junked. Another long story short, we rented a car to make it back home (which in hind sight is what we should have done in the first place!) So, after both our cars fizzling out at the same time … we needed to figure out transportation to be able to drive BACK to Chicago to return the rental and expedite this car.
A few days prior to this Chicago trip, we discovered this really amazing car service called My Car Doc. They will come to YOU to fix your car! It's like having your own personal mechanic! YAY! I can't tell you, ladies especially, how many times I've broke down on the side of the road by myself… almost in tears feeling completely helpless and hating the thought of having to spend money on getting my car towed. But now I know about My Car Doc! All I have to do is call them if I'm having an emergency and they will come to my rescue! They'll fix my car and get me back on my way! They also perform regularly scheduled maintenance on your vehicle at your home or work…so it's really convenient, especially for us busy types!
So driving on our way back from Chicago, we call up John, the owner of My Car Doc. We tell him our situation and he agrees to work on our car so that when we arrive home, the car will be fixed and we can drive it back to Chicago to finish up this rigmarole of a situation we've been in for the past three days! It was great! Saved us a bunch of time, stress, energy and it was so nice to have that sigh of relief and peace of mind knowing we had a working vehicle to come home to!
Thank you My Car Doc!
… so you've caught a peek into my current reality! Lol. My life isn't always as glamorous as people might think! But it's ok because someday I'll be hosting a party up in my L.A. penthouse, toasting to some grand occasion…recalling this story and laughing over a glass of champagne!
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Arizona Heritage Food Wagon: Calling artists & craftsmen
by Karyn Zoldan on Apr. 14, 2011, under A Tisket, A Tasket, Desert Locavore, Farmers Markets, LifeArizona Heritage Food Wagon: Calling artists & craftsmen
Hitch your artistic dream to a wagon, a food wagon, a Heritage food wagon.
Sabores Sin Fronteras/Flavors Without Borders is a new regional, bi-national and multi-cultural alliance to document, celebrate, and conserve farming and food folkways that span the U.S./Mexico borderlands from Texas and Tamaulipas on the east to Ambos Californias on the west. This new collaborative is in the proposed Santa Cruz Valley National Heritage Area not far from the international boundary between Sonora and Arizona, where the de Anza National Historical Trail meanders along the Santa Cruz floodplain.
Hey Tucson: It's in your backyard.
The project is to build the Arizona Heritage Food Wagon. Here's an opportunity for artists, architects, designers, carpenters, and metal workers to come together in knowledge and creativity.
The purposes of the Arizona Heritage Food Wagon are to serve as:
1) a piece of art with iconic images of Arizona heritage foods;
2) an information kiosk about the history of those foods and the Arizona based producers and restaurants currently offering them;
3) an educational video display viewing station for presenting DVDs (produced separately) that will be about these foods;
4) a farmers' market "booth" featuring the actual foods for viewing, sample tasting, or sales;
5) a speakers' platform where humanities content (historic, social and geographic) regarding Arizona's unique food, farming and ranching legacies can be presented at public events.
The Food Wagon will be built on a 77-inch x 12-foot long flatbed trailer. The walls, doors, and/or windows of the food wagon can be made primarily from recycled materials or from Arizona native woods, copper, and woven materials. The motifs should reflect the multicultural traditions of the state and feature iconic foods such as chiles, cattle, corn, squash, cactus, wheat, and mesquite.
Designers/builders may work as a team or as individuals. Three-dimensional designs of a sculptural nature are highly encouraged, but two-dimensional elements in any media will be acceptable.
Project budget
Artists' fee of $7,500 ($5,000 up front and $2,500 upon completion) will cover design, building and all materials except the platform, which will be provided.
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Dont miss the small hors d'oeuvres 3for 12$ and 5 for18$ , take the 5 there all delicious, I would return simply for those.... Forget about the meat, it's not their forte, go with the sea food or the pastas, the deserts are very good.
We enjoyed a nice dinner last summer at Five-O and knew we would return on this summer's trip to Ogunquit. This year, we brought two young children, which is always a risk, but Five-O was as wonderful as we remembered-- if not better. The service was friendly and accommodating-- the hostess, waitress and busboy were all so pleasant. The waitress in particular was great! The food was delicious, and the cocktails were wonderful. We are already looking forward to next summer's dinner!
A great experience, from greeting, to service to food and aperitif. Lisa was great! Very engaging and attentive. Go and enjoy!
We enjoyed our dinners very much. However, service was a bit spotty. We were seated just before a large group was seated and we were forgotten for awhile. To their credit, management recognized this and made it up to us with a round of complimentary beverages.
Just the waiter who was a bit cold - but the other waiter (water server) was a little friendlier so that compensated.
Every year we come to Ogunquit in August. And it's now a tradition to have at least one meal at Five-O. It's a dependable bet: good food, good wine list, and excellent cocktails! And the service has always been excellent. Give it a try, and enjoy!
The food was delicious, the service excellent and the experience great. The staff was very friendly as befitting a resort area restaurant. The menu was varied enough to suit us all and not too many choices to make selection difficult. Especially good was the pasta bolognese. Nice wine list.
Weve been coming to Ogunquit for years and this is one of the best restaurants in the area. Excellent food, excellent service. When youre looking for something other than the usual lobster fare and want gourmet quality food at a reasonable price, this is it. Highly recommend reservations in the summer as this place fills up quickly. Enjoy!
A trip to ogunquit is not complete without a meal here! Also, the most amazing martini twists in town!
Beautiful location - and we were fortunate to be seated at the window that looks out onto Shore Road - lots of great people watching! Very nice host who made us feel welcome. Very different than our experience in Ogunquit restaurants ten years ago. Very good wait staff. Beef tenderloin was excellent. The pasta/clams dish (don't remember the name) was also outstanding.
We wanted to go someplace nice that we hadn't been before. It had great reviews. We weren't disappointed. In the mood for homemade pasta. Wow! It was great!
Our first experience at Five-0 and it was enjoyable. Valet service, hostess (Tory) was accommodating in keeping our reservation after a longer-than-expected drive. The ambience was great, food delicious and the staff attentive. Very pleased and will be back!!
Food was excellent and service was very attentive. We shared 3 small plates as appetizers, and went with the server's recommendations, which were excellent. We then had the salad with tuna, which was also great. For entrees, we had the beef with truffled turnips and the pork. Both were great. The portions were actually surprisingly large, such that we were too stuffed for dessert. Service was excellent. They were very attentive to our needs throughout all the courses. We would recommend this to others looking for a very nice meal in the heart of Ogunquit.
Great bar, and wonderful food, will make sure we go back when in town.
Everything was wonderful - from the perfect table to our wonderful waitress, who brewed a special tea for my husband. The food was superb and the ambience was a classy mellow vibe - not pretentious in the least. Martini's were fabulous. Will definitely return to the Five O when we return to Ogunquit for our 2014 summer vacation.
Excellent from the cocktails, and small plates to our entrees. Great suggestions and service from our server (Dina) and a festive atmosphere.
Well...it will be. Our 2nd visit to Ogunquit, & Five-0 once again impressed us with its food and drink offerings. We will be back. Again & again
We went here during our honeymoon and loved it from the moment we stepped in the door. We were greeted almost immediately and although, I had mixed up the reservation, they were more than accommodating. We had a drink at the bar and were served the most delicious martinis. They had a great selection of martinis, wine and beers on tap. We were seated at our table about 20 min later, as promised. We had our order taken quickly and enjoyed our appetizers (mussels and tuna tartar) and then our dinner came out. Dinner was outstanding, we had the steak and vegetable risotto. We had ordered a bottle of wine that they were out of, but our waiter recommended another delicious bottle. Dessert was excellent! Service was outstanding. Definitely go!
rated #1 in Ogunquit...and we were not disappointed
Nice martini selection. Great appetizers. You can select 3 or 5 of the choices for $12 or $15. They are smaller portions. There were two of us and the 3 appetizers we're more than plenty. Large selection of entrees. Our dinners were delicious, pasta cooked al dente. Too full for desserts! Parking is a bit difficult but there is valet parking. The entrance is to the left of the restaurant but didn't notice a sign. It was nice there was no charge for valet parking, just tip. Would definitely recommend!
Our waiter Brad was outstanding. He was very friendly and professional. Both Brad and the delicious food made for a wonderful dinner. We're looking forward to our next visit.
Excellent food, service, wine list. Had a great time!
Loved the scenery. I thought the restaurant was beautiful and tastefully done. The moment my boyfriend and I walked in we were greeted right away and had good vibes about this place. The food was just as amazing! Overall it was a great dining experience!
We were in a Ogunquit to celebrate our anniversary. We had tickets to West Side Story at the Ogunquit Playhouse and wanted a special dinner to start off the evening. We found that right at Five-O. The service was wonderful- very attentive and friendly. The food went beyond our high expectations. We can't wait to go back!
The food was delicious. The atmosphere very pleasant. A very nice night out.
I love Five-O's escargot. There are not many places that make it as well as they do. They have a great bar area where you can sit & have a meal. The bartender/ server, Gary is very nice. Last year I met two wonderful people there from Montreal & they have become my my FaceBook friends. We still keep in touch! This restaurant is special to me:)
My husband and I had dinner at Five-O, based on the recommendations of others, to celebrate a special event. We had an 8:00PM reservation, and arrived just a couple of minutes before 8:00. Out table was ready and we were seated promptly. The hostess and wait staff were all courteous and professional. We had cocktails, which were perfect, and delicious soup and/or salads to start. (I had salad, but I believe my husband had soup.) We then each had the Dry Rubbed Pork Loin, which was incredible. The service, atmosphere, food, and drink were all amazing. Our only sadness came from being to stuffed to try the desserts, which I'm sure would have been equally impressive. We definitely plan to eat there again the next time we're in town.
We've been dining at Five-o since our first visit to Ogunquit, and we have always enjoyed a delicious meal. I've never eaten a meat dish here (Ogunquit is seaside resort), but the fish is caught that day, the produce is fresh and the preparations are designed to showcase the ingredients. The servers are young, friendly and attentive. Those who complain about not getting their courses fast enough clearly have little experience with fine dining. We are usually here for two weeks in August; in the summer, those without reservations line up down the staircase and out onto the walkway to wait for a table because the bar area is always crowded. Even now, in autumn, you need a reservation. Make one - you'll enjoy this place.
We had been by this restaurant several times while in the Ogunquit area, and finally decided to try it! Very nice-- There were seven of us-- We were graciously accommodated. Food was very good-a-s were the drinks.
Friendly accommodating staff; excellent service, great food all well prepared with fresh ingredients and nicely plated. Good wine selection, reasonably priced. Loved the pomegranate martini. Truffle Lobster en Croute - delicious! Yellow fin Tuna Tartar - excellent as well (perhaps a small bit more seasoning would have been nice but that's a personal choice). Pan-roasted Branzino and roasted chicken were both very, very good and perfectly prepared. Vegetables very nicely done (asparagus and fingerling potatoes) and my mushroom risotto was the best I've tasted. Blueberry dessert and peach almond tart were delicious as well. This was definitely one of the best meals we've experienced in New England to date; we will be back.
Five -0 was perfect for a pre-theater dinner. They offer friendly, competent service and delicious food with many options. We loved the warm olives and mushroom ragu small plates. My entree was delicious local pollock served on a bed of buttery couscous and vegetables while my husband enjoyed a perfectly done steak with oven roasted potatoes and broccolini. We will happily return.
Dinner on a busy Sat night but never felt rushed. Service was excellent. The steak was so flavorful and portions ample. Valet parking a plus in busy Ogunquit.
We were a party of four (4). The special table selection (5 items out of 8) was different and excellently prepared; what a inique appetizer selection. We each participated in a pasta main course; first class and delicious. The 2 deserts we had were outstanding; one was a rich chocolate preparation and the other a pumkin bread creation. o top it off, for this first class dining (including an excellent wine selection), the total cost was moderate.
Donna gave excellent service and was very knowledgeable about the menu
This was a great night out! The food was excellent and the service was excellent. It's pricey but worth it,
The Pork Ossoff Bucco was the best ever. A little pricey but well worth it. Server was very informative , friendly, As well as the whole staff.
We dined here two nights in a row and loved the atmosphere, the waitresses and the awesome food! If you're in Ogunquit, this would be my number one recommendation for dinner!
In Ogunquit for the weekend. Five-0 was recommended to us by the staff at the Beachmere Inn. Casual gourmet dining. Beautiful restaurant for a special occasion or a quiet evening dinner. Glad we went on a Sunday evening and missed the crowds so we could appreciate the dining room atmosphere. Little plates and entrees were so incredibly delicious Loved the Coconut Ginger martinis. Presentation was lovely. And extra applause for the service. Best restaurant we visited in Ogonquit Highly recommend Five-0.
Food at Five-0 is excellent, the Hake dish was delicious...... very fresh...soo tasty! For desert, shared the desert Molten Chocolate cake with friends .....sooooo good! Service was excellent as well, our waiter was friendly and very attentive. I would certainly recommend Five-O to friends and family :-)
Great food! Great service! Our waitress, Samantha, was one of the best I've ever had. We were celebrating our anniversary and it was perfect! The owner was making the rounds at the tables and was extremely friendly and delightful. Will most definitely return.
The entire experience at Five-O was fantastic. The food was simply out of this world from start to finish. Our server was attentive and the timing between courses was perfect. We will dream of our meal from now until we are able to return. We highly recommend Five-O.
We have been going to Five-O yearly for the past 5 years.The food is always wonderful and service is great. My only complaint is that although we make reservations we still have to wait quite a while and there is no where to wait comfortably. The bar area is always busy and crowded.
We always leave feeling good about the whole experience.
Our first time at Five 0. Have been to Ogunquit on several occasions and have tried many of the wonderful restaurants. We were celebrating our wedding anniversary and decided to give Five 0 a try, since a waiter from a Portsmouth restaurant recommended it. The food was very good, but, unfortunately, our waiter seemed quite aloof that evening and made us feel as though he wished he was elsewhere. Kind of uncomfortable, to say the least. We would definitely go back and hope for a different waiter!
This was our first time at Five-O & I was very impressed from the moment we walked in. It has sophisticated ambience & a beautiful decor. I had the acorn squash tortellini which was amazing & my husband had the rib eye steak which he thoroughly enjoyed. Our friends both had the gnocchi & raved about it. Service was excellent. My Lunetta Prosecco was delightful & our friends were very pleased with their martinis. All in all a wonderful experience.WW
My husband and I both started with a soup which was delish and then each got a pasta dish. You cod tell the pasta was homemade and it was amazing. Great for date night!
My husband and I had dinner here to celebrate his 40th birthday. Couldn't have asked for a better spot, nicer wait staff, or more delicious food. All around great dining experience!
The four of us really enjoyed our meal at Five - O. The food here is excellent. Fresh, quality ingredients expertly prepared. The clam chowder has a deep, smoky flavor with very tender clams. The duck entrée is fantastic, with black currants and a wonderfully light sauce. Our server was very familiar with the menu and made two great recommendations. The dining room has a nice, warm feeling to it and the location is right in the center of town.
We visited at a very quiet time and basically had the dining room to ourselves. The food was excellent and the server was very friendly. Given that we were the only diners we stayed as long as we wanted and had agreat time
A very good restaurant in all respects. My only suggestion is more seafood items on the menu.


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The first day of qualifying was held Tuesday in cities across Talladega and St. Clair counties.
Municipal candidates, those seeking office for mayor, on councils and school boards have until 5 p.m. July 17, the third Tuesday of the month, to qualify for 2012 municipal election. Municipal elections are slated for Aug. 28, with the run-off date set for Oct. 9, if a run-off is necessary.
The city of Talladega held municipal elections last year.
Newly elected officials will take office in November.
Following is a look at the way the 2012 elections are shaping up after the first day of qualifying.
Although there are signs scattered throughout town, nobody qualified for mayor on the first day of qualifying.
Adam Stocks and Ren Wheeler have political signs up around the city saying they are seeking the top election spot, but neither qualified to run for mayor Tuesday.
Current Mayor Bill Hereford has repeatedly said he will only serve one term as mayor.
Councilman Donnie Todd, who currently represents Council District 4, said he will not seek another term.
Council members Dot Wood and James McGowan are seeking re-election to the council.
There were no candidates to qualify for the District 1 council seat, which remains vacant after former Councilman Greg Gossett resigned last week to become the city's street superintendent.
No candidates qualified for Pell City Board of Education Districts 2-3 Tuesday. Current board members David Murphy, District 1, and Dr. Eric Hicks, District 3, both said they will not seek another term on the school board. Brittney Smith qualified Tuesday for the District 1 school board seat.
Board of Education member Cecil Fomby did not qualify Tuesday for the District 2 spot.
Current school board members Tammie Williams and Norman Wilder are seeking spots on the board and qualified Tuesday. Williams was voted onto the board after board member Mike Price died unexpectedly in May 2011. Wilder is seeking his fourth term on the board.
Those who qualified Tuesday for the Pell City 2012 municipal elections are as follows:
Mayor: None
Council District 1: None
Council District 2: James McGowan
Council District 3: Dot Wood
Council District 4: Wallace Bromberg, Greg Jacobik and Sharon Thomas
Council District 5: Philip Roberson
School Board District 1: Brittney Smith
School Board District 2: None
School Board District 3: None
School Board District 4: Tammie Williams
School Board District 5: Norman Wilder
The current mayor and two council members qualified for re-election Tuesday.
Mayor Rusty Jessup was the only candidate to qualify for mayor Tuesday.
Current Councilwoman Rachelle Painter qualified to continue representing District 2, and Frank Riddle also qualified for District 2.
Current Councilman Bill Cantley, who was appointed to represent District 3 last November to fill a vacancy on the council, qualified to continue representing his district.
Current Councilman Jimmy Hollander, who represents District 1, announced he will seek re-election but had not qualified Tuesday.
Current Councilmen Rob Hayes and Kenny Womack, who represent Districts 4 and 5 respectively, have not said if they will seek re-election and neither qualified Tuesday. No one else qualified to represent Districts 4 or 5 Tuesday.
Those who qualified Tuesday for the 2012 municipal elections are as follows:
Mayor: Rusty Jessup
District 1: None
District 2: Rachelle Painter, Frank Riddle
District 3: Bill Cantley
District 4: None
District 5: None
The three candidates whose campaign signs have dotted Lincoln for weeks qualified for the office of mayor Tuesday — Kelly Love and current Councilmen Bud Kitchin and Chris Watson.
Current Mayor Lew Watson announced he will not seek re-election.
Current Councilman Billy Pearson has qualified to continue representing Ward 2.
Ward 3 will have a new representative since current Councilman Chris Watson is seeking the mayoral office. Gwen Barber and Jay Watson, Chris Watson's brother, have qualified to represent Ward 3.
Current Councilman Kurt Kuykendall and Myles Christian qualified for the Ward 4 race.
Former Councilwoman Jean Burk has qualified to represent Ward 5.
Those who qualified Tuesday are:
Mayor: Kelly Love, Bud Kitchin, Chris Watson
Ward 1: None
Ward 2: Billy Pearson
Ward 3: Gwen Barber, Jay Watson
Ward 4: Kurt Kuykendall, Myles Christian
Ward 5: Jean Burk
Several candidates qualified in Sylacauga Tuesday. They are:
Mayor: Walter Jacobson, Bobby L. Whetstone Jr., Clara L. Curtis
District 1: Michael W. Landers
District 2: Manuell Smith III, Shannon Darby
District 3: Kenneth E. Horn
District 4: Jonathan D. Hall
District 5: Billy Hay
Mayor Charles Merkel was the only candidate to qualify for mayor Tuesday.
Qualifying for council seats are:
Place 1: James C. Armstrong
Place 2: Tony A. White
Place 4: David A. Harris
Place 5: Donald Coleman.
The only person to qualify in Childersburg Tuesday was Ralph Rich, who is seeking the Ward E council seat.


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Eugene C. Pulliam Fellowship for Editorial Writing
Deadline for entries: June 22
(If you're looking for the Pulliam First Amendment Award, it can be found here)
The Eugene C. Pulliam Fellowship was established to enable a mid-career editorial writer or columnist to have time away from daily responsibilities for study and research. The cash award allows Pulliam Editorial Fellows to:
Take courses
Pursue independent study
Pursue other endeavors that enrich their knowledge of a public interest issue
Past Pulliam Editorial Writing Fellows
2012 Sandra Shea, Philadelphia Daily News
2011 Mark Woods, The Florida Times-Union
2010 Jim Dwyer, New York Times
2009 No Fellowship Awarded, Centennial Project year
2008 Jay Bookman, Jay Bookman, The Atlanta Journal Constitution
2007 Jeff Gerritt, Detroit Free Press
2006 Karin Klein, editorial writer, Los Angeles Times
2005 Kate Riley, editorial writer, The Seattle Times
In Depth: Who owns the past? Learning from our ancestors and finding common ground
2004 A. Barton Hinkle, editorial writer, The Richmond Times-Dispatch
2003 Ximena Ortiz, editorial writer, The Washington Times
2002 David Sarasohn, associate editor of the Oregonian
2001 Joe Holley, Insight editor at the San Antonio Express-News
2000 Maura Casey, associate page editor at The Day in New London
1999 James Gogeck, editorial writer, The San Diego Union-Tribune
1998 George B. Pyle, editorial editor of the Salina (Kansas) Journal
1997 John Krist, Ventura County Star
1996 Keith Burris, Journal Inquirer
1995 Jay Bookman, The Atlanta Constitution
1994 Sarah Bachman, San Jose Mercury News, San Jose, California
1993 Carol Towarnicky, Philadelphia Daily News, Philadelphia, PA
1992 Thomas Hylten, The Mercury, Pottstown, Pennsylvania
1991 Greg Stone, The Day, London, Connecticut
1990 Linda Valdez, The Arizona Daily Star, Tucson, Arizona
1989 Randolph Ryan, The Boston Globe
1988 Chris Waddle, The Anniston Star, Anniston, Alabama
1987 John J. Fried, Long Beach, California, Press-Telegraph
1986 Jonathan Freedman, San Diego, California, Evening Tribune
1985 Betty DePamus, Detroit Free Press
1984 Graham S. Dower, Cleveland, Ohio Plain Dealer
1983 Ralph Johnson, Toledo, Ohio Blade
1982 No Award Made
1981 F. J. (Ted) Douglas, the Detroit News
1980 Ralph B. Bennett, San Diego, California Evening Tribune
1979 No Award Made
1978 Ross MacKenzie, Richmond, Virginia News-Leader
The Eugene C. Pulliam Fellowship is a Sigma Delta Chi Foundation educational program of the Society of Professional Journalists. The Society first offered the fellowship in 1977. It is funded by a grant from Mrs. Eugene C. Pulliam honoring the memory of her husband, one of the original members of the Society, which was founded in 1909 as Sigma Delta Chi. Eugene C. Pulliam was the publisher of The Indianapolis Star, The Indianapolis News, The Arizona Republic and The Phoenix Gazette.
What the fellowship provides
The Pulliam Fellowship awards $75,000 to an outstanding editorial writer or columnist to help broaden his or her journalistic horizons and knowledge of the world. The annual award can be used to cover the cost of study, research and/or travel in any field. The fellowship results in editorials and other writings, including books.
Eligibility requirements
To be eligible for a Pulliam fellowship, a candidate must:
Hold a position as a part-time or full-time editorial writer or columnist at a news publication located in the United States. Applications also are welcome from freelance opinion writers who devote a majority of their time, or derive a majority of their income, from that pursuit.
Have at least three years experience as an editorial writer or columnist.
Demonstrate outstanding writing and analytical abilities.
Secure assurances by the editor or publisher that the applicant will be allowed sufficient time to pursue the fellowship without jeopardizing employment. (Fellows do not have to leave their jobs.)
Demonstrate ability and intent to publish work within 18 months of selection. (If selected, work must be published within 18 months of receiving the fellowship).
All entries must be in English.
The selected applicant must provide a post-fellowship written report on how funds were used. Each Fellowship recipient will become a mentor to the following years recipient.
The Fellowship has no formal application form. Each applicant should submit the following materials:
A cover letter stating the purpose and nature of the proposed study, a time line for accomplishing the work, and a plan for how the stipend will be used. The cover letter should contain complete contact information for the applicant including mailing address, telephone number and e-mail address.
The editors endorsement.
A one-page professional biography and summary of professional experience.
Five samples of editorials or columns.
Submission Instructions
Nominations should be submitted as one complete PDF document. If you have Word documents to submit, save them as PDFs. Use this PDF merge site to combine your files. On this site, you will choose each of your PDF documents and merge them together (all files must be PDFs in order merge them). Open the new merged PDF and save it in this format: Last Name_Pulliam Fellowship 2013. Finally, upload your merged PDF in the upload box to the right.
Selection and Presentation
A panel of judges will review materials submitted by all the applicants and select the Fellow. The Fellowship presentation will take place during the 2013 Association of Opinion Journalists Convention.
If selected, applicant should consult with their financial and/or tax adviser. Any tax implications associated with the Fellowship are the responsibility of the Fellowship recipient.
For more information contact SPJ Headquarters at 317/927-8000 or by e-mail: firstname.lastname@example.com
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November 12, 2013
Toyota Opportunity Exchange Matches Minority Businesses with Its SuppliersCINCINNATI (Nov. 12, 2013) – Securing a $1.6 million contract in 2012 brought Ron Nuñez, President and Chief Operating Officer of a group of independent supply companies, back to the Toyota Opportunity Exchange this year for the third time. (more) |
November 12, 2013
Toyota Committed to STEM EducationNEW YORK (Nov. 12, 2013) – With 10 plants across America, Toyota knows that inspiring students to focus on STEM – Science, Technology, Engineering and Math – skills is vital to the future growth of manufacturing in the United States. (more) |
September 05, 2013
More Toyota Power Coming To Detroit Metro AreaAnn Arbor, Mich. (Sept. 5, 2013) – Toyota Technical Center (TTC), a division of Toyota Motor Engineering & Manufacturing, N.A. (TEMA), announced an investment of more than $28 million to expand its powertrain operations at two facilities in Ann Arbor, Michigan.(more) |
August 01, 2013
Toyota Launches Production of All-New 2014 Corolla & Redesigned 2014 TundraERLANGER, Ky. (August 1, 2013) – Consumers have a lot to look forward to this fall as production of the all-new 2014 Corolla has begun at Toyota Motor Manufacturing, Mississippi, Inc. (TMMMS) and Toyota Motor Manufacturing Canada, Inc. (TMMC). The start of production for the redesigned 2014 Tundra also began this week at Toyota's Texas plant. (more) |
July 09, 2013
Toyota Partners with Tree of Life Clinic to Improve the Process of Providing Quality Free Health CareTUPELO, Miss., July 9, 2013 – Mary Ware arrives at the Tree of Life Clinic in Tupelo at 6:40 a.m. to ensure she will have a place in line for treatment when the free medical clinic opens at 4:30 that afternoon. Now, with the efficiencies instituted in the clinic – thanks to the partnership with Toyota – she can arrive later with assurance she will be seen that day. (more) |
June 20, 2013
Toyota Boosting Manufacturing Investment in Alabama, Missouri and TennesseeERLANGER, Ky. (June 20, 2013) – Toyota Motor Engineering & Manufacturing North America, Inc. (TEMA), announced today that its Alabama engine plant and Bodine Aluminum casting plants will invest a combined $200 million to boost machining capacity and engine parts production for V6 engines. (more) |
May 10, 2013
Toyota Partners with EVSC to Improve Annual Collection of 14,000 NetbooksEVANSVILLE, Ind., May 10, 2013 – Janit Market is pleased she can continue teaching her English classes at Central High School with only a brief interruption when student netbooks are collected this year. She's also confident that because collections are more efficient, the distribution of netbooks next school year will be much more successful – the goal being to deliver a computer to each student on time. (more) |
May 01, 2013
A Billion Horsepower and Growing - Toyota's West Virginia Plant Celebrates Production of Its 10 Millionth UnitBUFFALO, W. Va. (May 1, 2013) – Toyota Motor Manufacturing, West Virginia, Inc., (TMMWV) and its 1,300 team members celebrated production of the plant's 10 millionth powertrain unit at a ceremony this afternoon with guests from the state's business and civic community. Powertrain units include engines and automatic transmissions. (more) |
April 25, 2013
Toyota's North American Proving Ground Celebrates 20 YearsWittmann, Ariz. (April 25, 2013) – Toyota Arizona Proving Ground (TAPG), Toyota's largest vehicle evaluation investment in the U.S., today celebrated its 20th anniversary with team members and executives. (more) |
April 19, 2013
2013 U.S. Lexus ES 350 Production Announcement - Akio ToyodaOn April 19, 2013, Toyota's global president and other senior executives announce that the Lexus ES 350 will be produced at its Georgetown, K.Y., plant. (more) |
April 19, 2013
Toyota to Build Lexus ES 350 at Its Georgetown, Kentucky PlantErlanger, KY, April 19, 2013 – For the first time, a Lexus vehicle will be produced in the United States. The Lexus ES 350 will be assembled at Toyota Motor Manufacturing, Kentucky (TMMK) in 2015, Toyota announced today. (more) |
March 26, 2013
Toyota Recognized by the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency with Its Ninth Consecutive Energy Star Partner of the Year AwardERLANGER, Ky. (March 26, 2013) – The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) has recognized Toyota Motor Engineering & Manufacturing North America, Inc. (TEMA) with its ninth consecutive ENERGY STAR Partner of the Year – Sustained Excellence Award for its continued leadership in protecting our environment through superior energy efficiency.(more) |
March 22, 2013
Toyota Recognizes Top North American Suppliers for 2012ERLANGER, Ky. (March 22, 2013) – OTICS USA, Inc., TAIHO MANUFACTURING OF TENNESSEE, LLC, Mitchell Plastics and TG Missouri Corporation earned top recognition from Toyota Motor Engineering & Manufacturing North America, Inc., (TEMA) at its annual supplier business meeting. The awards recognize suppliers who exceeded the company's expectations in several categories.(more) |
February 26, 2013
Toyota to Export U.S.-Assembled Venza to Russia and UkraineNew York, Feb. 26, 2013 – Toyota today announced that it will begin exporting U.S.-assembled Venza vehicles to Russia and Ukraine in 2013. These shipments are expected to build upon Toyota's all-time record export of more than 124,000 U.S.-assembled vehicles to 21 global markets in 2012, an increase of 45 percent over the prior year. (more) |
January 30, 2013
Toyota Receives the 2011 SAE Ralph H. Isbrandt Automotive Safety Engineering AwardAnn Arbor, Mich. (Jan. 30, 2013) – Toyota Technical Center (TTC), a division of Toyota Motor Engineering & Manufacturing, North America, Inc. (TEMA) announced today that the Society of Automotive Engineers (SAE) has selected TTC - Robert Smith, author, Toyota Motor Corporation (TMC) Shigeki Hayashi, Yuichi Kitagawa and Tsuyoshi Yasuki, co-authors, as the recipients of the 2011 SAE Ralph H. Isbrandt Automotive Safety Engineering Award.(more) |
January 10, 2013
Toyota Brings Strong Momentum to New YearTORRANCE, Calif. (Jan. 10, 2013) — Toyota today announced that it set a new record for North American production with 1.78 million vehicles manufactured in 2012, up 41 percent from 2011 and surpassing its previous record of 1.72 million in 2007.(more) |
December 13, 2012
Toyota Announces Executive ChangesERLANGER, Ky., (Dec. 13, 2012) – Toyota Motor Engineering & Manufacturing North America, Inc. (TEMA) announces the following senior management changes, effective January 1, 2013: (more) |
November 13, 2012
Toyota Opportunity Exchange Matches Minority Businesses with Its SuppliersCINCINNATI, Ohio, (Nov. 13, 2012) – Keith White, president of Liggon Trucking, felt pretty good when he headed back to Evansville, Ind., following his first visit to the Toyota Opportunity Exchange last November.(more) |
October 30, 2012
Toyota Produces 25 Millionth North American-Built VehicleGEORGETOWN, Ky. (Oct. 30, 2012) – Toyota celebrated the 25 millionth vehicle manufactured in North America today at a ceremony at its Georgetown, Ky. plant coinciding with the start of production for the all-new 2013 Avalon. The milestone vehicle – a Classic Silver Hybrid Avalon – represents 26 years of manufacturing, a direct investment of nearly $24 billion in North American operations and 365,000 jobs created in the U.S.(more) |
October 23, 2012
Toyota Boosts Home Reconstruction in Joplin Since Devastating TornadoJOPLIN, Mo., (Oct. 23, 2012) – Like most residents of Joplin, Tara Johnston's mind is frozen in time when she thinks back to that late Sunday afternoon on May 22, 2011 – the day a catastrophic tornado destroyed thousands of homes, including her house on S. Jackson Ave.(more) |
September 14, 2012
Bodine Aluminum Celebrates 100 Years of Manufacturing in the U.S.TROY, Mo., (Sept. 14, 2012) – As a successful manufacturer of quality casting parts to the automotive, aerospace, railroad and heavy industrial equipment businesses, Bodine Aluminum, Inc., will celebrate its 100th anniversary with team members and executives at a private reception this weekend. (more) |
July 24, 2012
Toyota to Expand Lexus RX Production in CanadaERLANGER, Ky. (July 24, 2012) – Toyota Motor Manufacturing Canada Inc. (TMMC) announced today that it will invest more than $100 million and hire approximately 400 team membersto increase Lexus production at its Cambridge, Ontario facility. (more) |
May 08, 2012
Toyota to Increase 4-Cylinder Engine Capacity in KentuckyERLANGER, Ky. (May 8, 2012) -- Toyota announced today it will increase annual engine assembly capacity of 4-cylinder engines by more than 100,000 at its plant in Georgetown, Ky. The increase will begin August 2013. The approximately $30 million project will create about 80 new jobs. (more) |
April 05, 2012
Toyota Technical Center Opens Silicon Valley OfficeANN ARBOR, Mich. (April 5, 2012) – The Toyota Technical Center (TTC), a division of Toyota Motor Engineering & Manufacturing North America, Inc., (TEMA), announced today that the company has opened a dedicated office in California's Silicon Valley furthering Toyota's commitment to localizing research and development activities in North America and enhancing the customer's experience with in-vehicle infotainment systems.(more) |
April 05, 2012
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Jesus would have died for you if you were the only person alive.
This is a concept I've heard on and off for a long time, but I can think of no basis in the bible to back it up. Both my wife and I see Jesus as going to the cross because of the glory set before Him (a complex set of ideas in a single phrase) rather than because He was 'thinking of me' to follow a recent idiom (I'm pretty sure He didn't think of me personally at all, and I'm not deliberately sniping at THAT song).
I would be interested to know, do you agree with the idea of Jesus dying for you alone and specifically, or do you see Him doing it from obedience and because of what His death would do to creation? I'd love to hear why you believe what you do. Answers with too many long words may be mocked.
I'm thinking about this statement:
God's main concern is not our salvation, but rather His main concern is His Glory.
Can we really break God's thoughts down into "main concerns" and "lesser concerns"? Does He have "priorities"?
If loving us was His main priority, then no one who follows Him would suffer from disease or other life circumstances. But we do suffer from those things because ultimately these things are for God's glory.
I'm still not sure you can break it down like this. He does let us suffer ultimately because it's best for us AND that fits within glorifying Him. By reading the book of Job, the answer to the problem of suffering is that "only God knows why".
He allows us the opportunity to be used by Him and to be a part of His Kingdom because He loves us
In the end - what happens to us is for us, not Him since He needs nothing. But if something will happen, it will all ind the end be to His glory. As contradictory as that sounds, God needs nothing from anyone including praise or glory. The ONLY reason we are encouraged to be obedient and to glorify Him is for us - He has our best interest in mind and knows that glorifying Him and obeying Him is best for us since He designed us that way.
A couple of comments Stevo, my friend.
First off, lets not make this confrontational, since it was asking about what people thought on the topic, and Chris has been quite open about what he thinks.
The whole thing about God not needing us and yet requiring humanity to do certain things is an interesting one. I'd suggest it's because He has a father's heart and loves His children to respond - it's not out of need but desire. And yes, it will add to His glory if we are obedient etc.
No confrontation intended here, this is a great subject and certainly a fresh topic coming from thou.
I think we can safely say that both aspects are in operation simultaneously. I wouldn't want to say that any aspect is subordinate to any other as that would imply that if one violates the other, then the other is not in effect. The only way I can see reconciling the question between God's glory and His love for us is to say - "Both!"
But what He asks of us - you say it's desire. But desire always has an object. I would propose that in this case, it's for our good. Anthropomorphisms aside, if it's not, then He isn't and all good God.
In the grand scheme of things, everything will end up glorifying Him - even the disobedient.
I think it's just a take-off from the sparrow example. Jesus used it to indicate that God knows each one of us as individuals and is intimately aware of our needs - Psalm 139 is a good example. The point here is quite important, but it's not the heart or main point of the gospel that is being expressed. Nor does it try to be in my estimation.
I'm pretty sure He didn't think of me personally at all
Maybe, maybe not. He was thinking of whomever and whatever the Father revealed to Him. One can only assume that at a minimum, he was thinking of all His brothers and sisters who would be with Him in eternity, but perhaps not each one individually.
I think that if I were the only person on the earth who needed saving, then yes, Jesus would have come and died for me alone. Of course, He could have come up with another way of saving me, but we could go round in circles with that one. The reason I believe it, is because of the unconditional love He has for every one His children, a love the knows no bounds.
You're welcome, mind you, you may not have heard the last of me yet............Excellent topic for discussion, has made me think alot.
Good question Toni - it sets off loads of thoughts and ideas!
No, I don't really go along with the "he was thinking of me individually" thing. It seems quite difficult to know exactly what he was thinking, I can't see how you can know that. But I think there is good evidence to say that he felt a strong, vocational call towards the cross, and it seems that vocation arose out of his close relationship with "the Father", and out of a deep reading of scripture (for example there are lots of themes from Psalm 22 through the whole of the passion narratives, and I think Jesus intended it that way). I'm pretty certain he read and acted on Isaiah, Zechariah, Jeremiah, as these words seem to be on his lips and to guide his actions. I reckon he had a lot on his mind that day, but each individual member of humanity? No.
Also, I don't see the whole goal of the cross merely to be "saving souls" - yes, it is about saving people, but saving them for a purpose, which has to do with creation and our place in it both now and in the age to come. If you think of it like that, the whole "if I were the only person alive" question becomes pretty meaningless... it isn't actually part of God's plan for you to be the only person alive, so the issue would never come up. If you were the only person alive, then God's plan would have failed already.
Yes, I do believe that Jesus, though his death, has saved me individually, and for that I am truly, eternally grateful. It is such good news. But I am saved as part of a much wider purpose, not to escape and sit on the clouds playing a harp and dreaming away the long afternoons. For that, I am also eternally grateful.
But don't you think that question is more or less intended to illustrate one minute point? It certainly breaks down everywhere you look, but if you think of it as merely illustrative, it isn't so bad.
I'm not sure I see exactly what you're getting at. It's not terrible, I admit, but is is quite bad. I think it has got the perspective wrong - it is all about ME and MY salvation, as if the world revolved around me. It does illustrate God's love, but I suspect diminishes it.
I would submit that the OP statement, "Jesus would have died for you if you were the only person alive" and many of the subsidiary statements like Our Lord thinking specifically of ME when He was dying on the cross are a product of our overly individualized western modern mentality. I see no basis for them either in the bible or in ancient Jewish society.
He died to redeem a Nation, a People group, and not a gaggle of individuals. It is written that God so loved the WORLD; not that He so loved me or you or Joe or Sam or Betty or ... That is an important distinction that is often lost in the western church. We do not see ourselves in our congregations as a "body" as Paul describes us in 1 Cor 12 and other places. We see ourselves walking out our individual salvation and our individual relationship with God and maybe, just MAYBE we have a few close relationships with other believers; rather than being an individual part of an organic whole, as linked in to our fellow congregants as our hand is to our arm.
The idea of "the glory set before Him" is indeed complex. But in our western thought we tend to see it as his individual glory, as in someone taking the stand while the band plays and geting awarded the ultimate Olympic gold medal. I do not think it is that kind of glory. If it were, it would make Our Lord rather selfish.
Instead, I see that glory as the glorious Bride set before Him in the end of time. Without spot or wrinkle. And the difficulties we experience here in this life are designed to purify us and weld us together into that glorious bride.
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Dear Rain: in spite of your exhaustive efforts this past weekend, the 2011 Electric Picnic festival was a smash hit.
Armed with galoshes and thick skin, an estimated thirty thousand people enjoyed three days and nights of outdoor music and arts activities on a 600-acre estate in Stradbally, Co. Laois.
There wasn't a hint of recession blues about the festival – except, perhaps, in the timely name of a band called "Ghost Estates" – which was visually spectacular in presentation. Colors and structures filled every turn: lanterns made of umbrellas dangled from trees in the Body & Soul area, wicker people as tall as houses stood mid-sway to greet everyone at the entrance, and one art installation featured custom made tree stumps and branches carved into the shape of 4-foot tall mushrooms.
There were tents and activities for all types: the 1950's styled Gramophone Disco, the Fossetts Circus, the Oxygen Party Bar where tired lids could rejuvenate with 5 minutes of Oxygen inhalation, a literary tent, ferris wheel, carousel, a discussion about the Irish economy between David McWilliams and Bob Geldof in the Leviathan political tent, and for the particularly courageous, an area with outdoor hut tubs. Yes, hot tubs. In September. In Ireland. In the rain.
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One of the main goals of the annual festival is to introduce new music to a wide audience, while also offering us the chance to see our favorites. This year, heavy hitters like the Chemical Brothers, Beirut, Arcade Fire, Bob Geldof and Pulp performed alongside dozens of emerging and local talents.
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On Friday, the effervescent and adorable country rock band, The Hot Sprockets, shook up a shipwreck-turned-live-music-venue called the Salty Dog stage(Cruisin: song number one on this youtube user's playlist).
Saturday afternoon kicked off with a diamond of the unknown acts in the form of Wyvern Lingo. Three young women offered haunting three part harmonies set to catchy folk/pop songs that they wrote last year, back when they were in high school. Just about everyone I met during the weekend uttered the words "I think I fell in love... with Wyvern Lingo." (Song to fall in love with: Fools).
The night carried on with infectious rock and reggae riffs from the unstoppable 9 Bars(Song choice: Don't Do That), followed by steady beats that inspired almost involuntary hip-shaking into the wee hours of the night from Bray's finest, the WhipRound, in an area decorated to look like a Jamaican village(Song to shake it to: Shanty Town).
On Sunday, solid London-based heavy rockers New Secret Weapon packed the Bog Cottage, a marquee fashioned to look like a thatch cottage from the outside and an old village pub on the inside(Song choice: Gravity). Later, an eclectic hard rock band from Northern Ireland called Axis Of closed the night with an absolutely electrifying set in a tent hosted by Love Music Hate Racism, which is a nonprofit that uses music to promote awareness about racism in Ireland(Song pick: We Dine on Seeds).
But without a shadow of a doubt, the highlight of the festival was the inimitable Sharon Shannon. There isn't anything quite like being in the middle of a few hundred people, young and old, reveling to the sound of traditional Irish music in 2011. Shannon dazzled us with her famous accordion medlies, and for good measure, had one of her band mates sing a rendition of the painfully catchy Mundy song, "Galway Girl."
Electric Picnic was simply a reminder of the enduring truth that Ireland is a nation of people who wrap their arms round their artists and cherish them tightly. And that spirit is hardly something that could've been dampened by a few little raindrops.
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Mary: Welcome back! We missed your pretty face anf byline! Rather that the article,though, you should have started an update on what has happened to you since that fateful last flight with 'His Nibs' and how you came to be restored to us. Are you resident in Shamrockshire again? On your article: Many horrors have befallen the irish economy since you last posted, so don't be misled by the crowds at the Festival: I expect many of the tickets were bought out of ill-gotten Welfare or extorted out of 'Mammy'. /// "Ghost Estates" is a good start, but they should have booked the new band "Feck off and find some work,ya scrounging Bastards!" /// Yeah - keep it real, man!
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