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The Life of Yeshua : Acknowledgements
The Bible Study material is based on a study of the Hebraic background of the Synoptic Gospels, plus the Gospel of John. The text used for this study is the New King James Version (NKJV) of the Bible, along with the Hebrew Bible Known as the Tanakh. The Mishnah that was used was written by Mr. Philip Blackman.
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It probably goes without saying (but we'll say it anyway) that any literary work has to depend on the previous accomplishments and work of scholars in the past. That is true of this work, or even more, than any other. It is not our intent to use someone's endeavors and claim them as our own. What we have done to a large degree is something that they have not, and that is combine their scholarship into one writing. We have listed below the scholars upon whose work we so heavily depended and applaud their scholarship. We also sincerely encourage everyone to get in touch with these scholars and take advantage of the literary works that they have available. In our opinion they represent some of the finest Judeo/Christian scholarship available today.
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Roy B. Blizzard, Ph.D.
Dr. Blizzard is president of Yavo, Inc. And Bible Scholars, Inc., a nonprofit organization dedicated to Biblical research and education. Dr. Blizzard attended Oklahoma Military Academy and has a B.A. degree from Philips University in Enid, Oklahoma. He has a M.A. degree from Eastern New Mexico University in Portales, New Mexico, and a M.A. degree from the University of Texas in Austin, and a Ph.D. in Hebrew Studies from the University of Texas in Austin. Dr. Blizzard has served as an instructor in Hebrew, biblical history, and Biblical archaeology at the University of Texas. He also served as a supervising archaeologist excavating the Temple Mount in Jerusalem, Israel. He has also served as an adjunct professor of Union Graduate School of the Union Experimental Colleges and Universities in Cincinnati, Ohio. Dr. Blizzard continues to serve on various graduate student committees at the University of Texas at Austin for students working on their doctoral degrees. I am proud to add that Dr. Blizzard is working as editor for this commentary.
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Dr. Ron Moseley has studied for the last twenty years at several major universities, including Princeton, the Hebrew University in Jerusalem, and the Jerusalem University in Jerusalem, researching under some of the most prominent scholars in Hebrew culture. He has a Bachelor of Religious Education and Master of Biblical Foundations in Middle Eastern Studies degrees from Luther Rice College, a Master Degree in Jewish studies, a Ph.D. degree from Louisiana Baptist University, and a D.Phil. Degree from Oxford Graduate School, the American Center for Religion and Society Studies, where he graduated with honors for his statistical analysis of society and religion. Dr. Moseley is the founder and president of the American Institute of Higher Biblical Studies in North Little Rock, AR.
Marvin Wilson, Ph.D.
Dr. Marvin Wilson is the Harold J. Ockenga Professor of Biblical and Theological Studies at Gordon College in Wenham, Mass. Dr. Wilson is one of the translators of the New International Version of the Bible. He is a leader in the dialogue between Jews and Christians, and has co-edited many books and written numerous articles on Christian-Jewish relations. Dr. Wilson is the author of the popular book "Our Father Abraham," which has become a textbook on the subject of the Jewish roots of the Christian faith and was made into a television documentary on the first century culture.
Brad H. Young, Ph.D.
Dr. Young received his doctorate at the Hebrew University in Jerusalem in 1987. His dissertation, written under Dr. David Flusser's supervision, was titled "The Parables as a Literary Genre in Rabbinic Literature and in the Gospels" While at the Hebrew University, Dr. Young served as a graduate assistant to Professor Flusser, Chairman of the Department of Comparative Religion. Dr. Young teaches at Oral Roberts University where he is the Professor of Biblical Literature. He continues to be involved in the research of the Jerusalem School and in the writing of the Jerusalem Synoptic Commentary.
Dwight A. Pryor, B.A.
Mr. Pryor is a graduate, with special distinction, of the University of Oklahoma, with a B.A. degree in philosophy. His several years of graduate studies at the University of Texas at Austin, in philosophy and the Hebrew Studies Program, equips him with a unique perspective on the Holy Scriptures. Mr. Pryor is president and founder of the Center For Judaic-Christian Studies, established in Austin, Texas in 1984. He also is a founding member of the Board of Governors of the Jerusalem School of synoptic Research in Israel - a respected international research team of scholars studying the life of Jesus in the context of Jewish culture, history, geography, and archaeology of the Bible.


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After my recent success with sous vide pork tenderloin, I was excited to try some more swine in the water bath. I picked up a pork toploin roast and decided to bag it with generous helpings of Schezuan peppercorn, smoked salt, and agave nectar at 141 for 2 hours, the same as the tenderloin.
Now I know that there is connective tissue breakdown in semi-tender cuts like pork and beef loin after 6 or so hours, but I was curious to see what I could achieve in 2.
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When a decent and/or savvy politician loses an election, he can both salve his ego and honor the system by saying something like, "We did our best. But the people have spoken, and I will honor their decision."
But when a Utah politician loses an election, it can be hard to cling to such a belief. Because the people have so little to do with who wins and who loses elections in this state.
That may change, now that a group led by some of the brightest lights in Utah politics and business have begun a massive effort to bring the people into the decision-making process.
The organization known as Count My Vote Wednesday submitted the paperwork necessary to launch a petition drive that, if successful, would place on the November 2014 ballot a measure that would end the state's unique caucus and convention nominating system and replace it with the kind of primary elections found in most other states.
The status quo in Utah is clearly tilted in favor of activists and true believers who can and do devote the time needed to dominate the process of neighborhood caucuses and county and state conventions.
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Count My Vote would replace that system with primary elections. The names of any and all candidates wishing to gain a party's nomination for state or federal office would go onto a primary ballot, with the winners advancing to the November election.
Combined with the state's recent moves toward expanding voter registration and allowing early voting and voting by mail, such a system would at least allow winners to claim, and losers to console themselves, that, win or lose, right or wrong, the people had spoken.
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CONYERS — The Heritage Christian School's hopes of bringing a Independent Schools of Georgia and Alabama 8-man football title home to Sharpsburg ended Saturday afternoon with a 38-28 loss to rival Ballard Christian of Auburn, Ala.
It was Ballard's first win over the Crusaders in the last three tries, having dominated the rivalry for the majority of six seasons. Heritage Christian won this year's regular-season meeting between respective ICSGA division champions, 34-16.
The loss spoiled another solid effort from junior J.D. Farlow who finished with 187 yards and three touchdowns after entering the championship game with over 2,200 yards rushing. Senior teammate Austin Reeves ended his high-school career with 101 yards during a 1,000-yard season of his own.
Heritage Christian (10-2) found itself in the unusual spot of having to play catch up after falling behind 16-0 early in the first quarter.
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Neither team was able to produce on their next two drives, but Heritage suffered a crushing blow right at the end of the half.
With Heritage lined up in punt formation, Tyler Smith boomed the ball deep in Ballard territory.
The Crusaders appeared to fall on the ball in the end zone after it bounced off the outstretched arms of a Ballard returners for a touchdown after Reeves recovered it, but the officiating crew ruled it was a touchback.
From there Ballard ran out the clock.
Down at halftime, the Crusaders struggled to find any momentum when Ballard's Scott recovered the second half kickoff.
Two plays later, the Eagle standout scored on a short run to help Ballard increase its lead to 24-8.
J.D. Farlow, however, helped bring the Crusaders right back with a couple of long runs on the next series. He scored on a 32-yard scamper, but the two point conversion failed as Ballard clung to a 24-14 lead.
From there the game turned into a shootout as Ballard came right back down and scored on its next position as Nelson hauled in a 4-yard pass. Although the Eagles missed the 2-point conversion, they had a two-score lead, ahead 30-14.
Reeves' 22-yard touchdown run with 5:16 left in the game helped cut the lead to 30-20.
Yet Ballard answered back with one more score as Nelson scored on a 2-yard run as well as the ensuing 2-point conversion to make it 38-20.
The Crusaders added one more touchdown when Austin Reeves scored on a 17-yard run and Tyler Smith added caught the 2-point conversion.
It was the second time in a three-year span that a school from Coweta County reached the finals. Trinity Christian went undefeated en route to the 2010 championship before making the jump to 11-man football in the GISA.
Williams hopes the team can build on this year's success, which came after an 8-win season in 2011.
"We are starting to get a lot more interest in the program," he said. "Some of these kids were here when we were just starting out and now we are to the point were I think we can be back here again."
ICGSA 8-MAN CHAMPIONSHIP – Ballard Christian 38, Heritage Christian 28
At Young Americans, Conyers
Ballard Christian 16 0 14 8 — 38
Heritage Christian 0 8 12 8 — 28
1st Quarter
B — Jarrett Nelson pass to Dalton Starlin (Braxton Nelson pass)
B — Nelson 3 run (Baylor Nichols pass)
2nd Quarter
H — Jared Farlow 13 pass to J.D. Farlow (Farlow run)
3rd Quarter
B — Nelson 2 run (Nelson catch)
H — J.D. Farlow 32 run (run failed)
B — Nelson 4 run (run failed)
H — J.D. Farlow 22 run (run failed)
4th Quarter
B — Nelson 2 run (Nelson run)
H — Reeves 17 run (Tyler Smith catch)


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Disney said Thursday that its total box office revenue for the year so far has just passed the $1 billion mark, thanks to the surprising success of Guardians of the Galaxy. The film broke the record for the best August debut ever last weekend and is looking forward to another strong week.
Since making $94.3 million over its opening weekend, the film has continued to stay strong, even in the middle of the week. TheWrap reports that it made $11.7 million on Monday, $11.9 million on Tuesday and $8.8 million yesterday. That means that it is up to $126.8 million in less than a week.
While the success of Guardians, Maleficent and Captain America: The Winter Soldier are the reasons for Disney's $1 billion mark in North America, last year's Frozen has helped the studio overseas.
According to Deadline, the studio reached $2 billion in foreign markets on Monday, with part of Frozen's $1.27 billion international total included.
This is the fastest that the studio has reached $3 billion. In addition, Disney has reached $3 billion five years in a row.
The Winter Soldier finished with $713.7 million globally, while Maleficent ended with $732.4 million.
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Snooki and Deena drink to the point of blacking out. Snooki gets a urinary tract infection. Instead of taking care of her STD, she takes antibiotics and knowingly renders them…
THE HURT LOCKER examines the dangerous duties of three members of the Army's Explosive Ordinance Disposal (EOD) squad. Bombs are their business, and they know their business extremely well. They have to because each roadside stop could mean their lives. Stars Jeremy Renner, Anthony Mackie, and Brian Geraghty, director Kathryn Bigelow and writer Mark Boal broke down for us how you tackle a movie about an elite unit that goes in when everyone else is running away. It's as meticulous a task as disarming an IED (That's an Improvised Explosive Device for you civilians).


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We have maxed out our RSVP limit for today. Please come back to the site tomorrow at 12 Noon ET and we will be releasing a second wave of tickets. They're going fast, so if you missed out today be there tomorrow at 12 Noon ET. Can't wait to see you in NYC!
Mobile Nations, iMore, and the entire network have just announced Talk Mobile 2013 and while that's exciting, this might just be even more exciting -- we're throwing a giant launch party in New York City on Thursday June 6 and we want you to be there!
This is it, Mobile Nations, it's meet up time! I'll be there along with Georgia, as well as Kevin, Phil, Daniel, Marcus and a bunch of other Mobile Nations luminaries, and our special guests Cali Lewis and John P of GeekBeat.TV, and we want to see you there!
DJ MIA MORETTI will be supplying the music, and we'll be supplying an open bar (meaning this one's 21-and-up), snacks, and all the fun you can handle! Tickets are free, of course, but there is one catch...
They're going to go fast. Super fast. So fast that if you want to come, you really need to RSVP now as in NOW! Seriously, you don't want to miss this!
Not in the NYC area but still want to attend?
If you're not in NYC, we have a contest happening right now where you and a guest can win a trip for two to NYC to attend the event. All you have to do is jump over to talkmobile2013.com and enter your email address to sign up for updates. That's it. We need to get the winner booked this weekend, so the deadline for the contest is this Friday night at Midnight PT.
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I want to go but my Regents is on that day
If you go you get to meet me!!!! I will be there!
I would consider going but we've been replaced by this:
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Can't believe they did that, I know webOS isn't as busy as it used to be, but the fact that it's been completely removed from Mobile Nations is crap
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The statue entitled Unconditional Surrender stands tall in the parkway along the waterfront in San Diego. The statue, which was modeled after a photograph by Alfred Eisenstaedt taken in Times Square on V-J Day at the end of World War II, is scheduled to be moved at the end of the month. (Lenny Ignelzi/Associated Press)
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Clam, chorizo & white bean stew
By James Martin
Cooking timePrep: 15 mins Cook: 20 mins
Skill levelEasy
ServingsServes 2
The spicy kick of chorizo works brilliantly with seafood in this Spanish dish from James Martin
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- kcalories
- 285
- protein
- 28g
- carbs
- 27g
- fat
- 8g
- saturates
- 3g
- fibre
- 9g
- sugar
- 10g
- salt
- 2.82g
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- 50g chorizo, diced
- 1 onion, finely chopped
- 1 garlic clove, crushed
- small bunch flat-leaf parsley, ½ finely chopped, ½ roughly chopped
- 200ml hot stock, fish or vegetable
- 400g can chopped tomatoes
- 400g can butter beans or white beans, rinsed and drained
- 1 tsp sherry vinegar
- 600g clams, cleaned
- crusty bread, to serve
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- Fry the chorizo in a large frying pan with a lid, over a medium heat until it is starting to crisp up and release its oil. Add the onion and cook for 5 mins until starting to soften. Then add the garlic and finely chopped parsley, and fry for 1 min more.
- Pour on the stock and tomatoes. Bring to the boil, reduce the heat, then add the beans and sherry vinegar. Simmer for 10 mins until the liquid is slightly reduced.
- Scatter over the clams, cover with the lid and steam for 2-4 mins, shaking the pan occasionally until the clams are open. Have a little taste before seasoning, as the clams can be quite salty. Then scatter over the chopped parsley. Eat with lots of crusty bread.
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In 1935, a group of National Park Service employees mounted an expedition to collect architectural information about churches in northern Sonora. The purpose -- to build a visitor center for Tumacacori that embodied the historic style of the mission churches in the area. Architectural features such as the carved wooden doors, arched portales, and corbels are details brought from this expedition to Mexico. A veritable alphabet soup (CCC, WPA, CWA, PWA, HABS, etc.) worked to complete the visitor center building in 1937, the museum in 1939, and the courtyard garden shortly after.
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The park's museum contains unique artifacts and images which tell the story of the Santa Cruz Valley, the mission period, and the current age of preservation with the National Park Service. Original wooden statues of saints (or santos) which stood in the niches of the church over 100 years ago can be seen today in the museum.
Also in the museum stand lifesized models of mission priests -- so lifelike, they are known to give visitors a bit of a fright!
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Quite possibly the world's worst photo contest.
New numbers from the Urban Institute require some context.
Only New York City has comparatively expensive tickets for parking at an expired meter.
A proposal to eliminate a share of the federal gas tax dedicated to public transportation would devastate urban mobility.
A critical look at the Bureau of Labor Statistics' employment projections for the rest of the decade.
America's mayors have joined up to battle criminal-gun trafficking... and to make entertaining football commercials, apparently.
In an increasingly globalized world, Occupy Wall Street reinforced the primacy of place.
Plus a look back at some of our favorite recent tactical urbanism installations.
GOOD writer Cord Jefferson on falling in love with the West Coast.
Local churches come together to protest a recently-passed ban on worship services in public schools.
A look at some ideas for a park in New York City.
Cabs don't have to compete with buses and subways - they can complement them.
These roadways have performed well by some traffic standards, but problems remain.
Also, Bogota outlaws public handguns; L.A. says no to beach football; a palm-reading aptitude test is no longer acceptable in China; and Hoboken bans Snookie.
A statistical examination of the long-term sports successes and failures of the cities in this year's Super Bowl.
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Have you ever wanted to take a year off and embark on a round-the-world adventure with two of your best friends? How about writing a book and starting a travel website dedicated to your adventures once you returned?
That's exactly what The Lost Girls – Amanda, Jen, and Holly – did and Contiki is thrilled to interview these three fabulous ladies for our next 10 Contiki Questions! Find out The Lost Girls' must-have packing items, why they think its important to "get lost" and the 5 places they recommend all Contiki travelers see!
The three of you decided to leave your lives behind in NYC and travel around the world for an entire year. What made you take to the road, and how did the trip lead you to writing your book and the creation of The Lost Girls World site?
The three of us were all living in New York City and working in very fast paced media/entertainment jobs, so we decided to take a vacation to Argentina to relax and escape from the stress of the daily grind. It was there, that we discovered that we all shared something in common. Like many women back home, we were feeling the pressure to hit certain milestones—scoring a big promotion, finding a soul mate, having 2.2 kids—all before reaching a certain age. At the time, we were each at various cross roads with our careers, relationships and self-fulfillment – and questioning whether the paths we'd chosen were the right ones for us or if we were merely staying the course because we thought we should? So when Amanda threw out the seemingly crazy idea to travel together for a year, all three of us actually started to think that maybe it wasn't so far-fetched after all. And that perhaps it was now or never to do something truly daring before we settled down and got married and had children.
So we decided to make a pact: that we would quit our jobs, ditch our apartments, put our relationships on hold and embark on a year-long round-the-world journey to live life more fully. Dubbing ourselves The Lost Girls, a term we felt described both our own uncertainty about the future and an emotional state we felt represented many in our generation, we committed to spending one year of our late twenties wandering the globe.
The blog started because Amanda wanted to document our travels for friends and family back home, and because we all thought it would help our parents worry less if they could see pictures and read stories about where we where. A publishing company and some book agents saw the blog and approached us about writing a book when we returned, and that's how the memoir happened!
You've inspired women across the globe to get lost and discover through travel. Why do you think it is so important for young women to travel and get 'lost'?
"Getting lost" is so important because it teaches you resiliency, self confidence, and makes you a better global citizen because you're more aware of what life is like in other parts of the world after visiting a place. Before we took the trip, we thought it sounded impossible to get away for a year. But we were able to save—finding ways to sell our things and cut out expenses we once thought were necessities. We'd changed our priorities to making the trip, not our jobs, the most important. So while it may sound impossible to quit your job, leave your city and loved ones and life and hit the road, there are always ways to make your dream happen, you just have to find them. You don't have to do something as drastic as us and go away for a year, but you can sign up for a two-week long volunteer vacation, or go to a month-long language school. The point is to shake up your life and keep living more mindfully by constantly reevaluating your priorities.
Is there a particular trip or travel moment from your round-the-world adventure that changed you or impacted your lives?
A major highlight of our trip was volunteering for a month in rural Kenya through Village Volunteers (www.villagevolunteers.org).
Jen had always dreamed of volunteering in Africa, and both Amanda and Holly wanted to do something too to give back while on the road. Since all three of us were interested in youth education, the company's founder recommended that we work with the Common Ground Program, a grassroots NGO that housed The Pathfinder Academy primary school, which served hundreds of children, many of who were orphans or had lost at least one parent to illness or disease. We got to work alongside pre-teen and teen girls who lived at the school, teaching them dance classes and writing a play for them to perform. By far, that experience had the most profound effect on us during the trip and we vowed to continue to support Village Volunteers even after returning home. And because of our time spent volunteering at a school in Kenya, we realized more than ever how important it is to give back and how each one of us can make a difference.
Right now, Holly is spearheading the launch of a charity race called Runaway Bridesmaids to raise money to fight sex trafficking through Village Volunteers. All three Lost Girls will organize a team of women to run in NYC on September 22nd in…you guessed it…bridesmaid dresses with all proceeds from team fundraisers and sponsors going to benefit New Light, a nonprofit charitable trust that protects and educates young girls, children and women who are at high risk in their community by providing safe shelters, educational opportunities, recreational facilities, healthcare, and legal aid.
To find out more about the race and how you can help support it, visit: http://www.crowdrise.com/runawaybridesmaids2012
We know that the three of you enjoy traveling together, but individually – do you prefer to travel alone or with travel companions? What are the benefits of either travel style?
After years spent traveling in different combinations—in pairs, with significant others and occasionally, with co-workers, we're realized that The Lost Girls make a great trio and we all truly enjoy traveling with one another.
That said, we've all done solo trips and have found that these adventures can be some of the most rewarding! By embarking on a journey without a safety net (aka, your friends!) you're really putting yourself in a position to get more out of your trip. From day one, you'll be pushed outside of you comfort zone, and are much more likely to do something daring—like reaching out to a fellow traveler to get to know them and make a new friend, or explore a part of the world that you've always dreamed about.
When you travel solo, you get the chance to experience the world in a way that's completely personal to you—no need to check in and get "permission" to wake up late, splurge on a stay at a B&B or country villa, or to sign up with a tour group on a whim.
Locals are also much more likely to "adopt" you during your travels by opening up their home to you for a meal, to show you how to reach your destination by accompanying you there or making a real effort to get to know you.
You should never let the fact that you don't have traveling companions lined up stop you from hitting the road. In fact, it should be an incentive to take off!
Which destinations are you consistently drawn to, and why?
All three of us are very drawn to the SE Asia region especially after visiting Thailand, Vietnam, Cambodia and Laos on our RTW trip and most recently embarking on a journey to Malaysian Borneo together. It's just such a beautiful— and very affordable—part of the world and so easy to get around from country to country. Plus you can't beat the friendliness and warmth of the people there, especially in Laos, which is a country we absolutely want to return to, and soon! Before too many other people discover it and it gets too touristy!
Another part of the world that we frequent is Central and South America. All three of us love to practice our Spanish and the best way to do that is to immerse yourself in destinations where there are native speakers. And ever since kicking off our RTW trip in Peru and then heading to Panama to write the Epilogue for our book, we've constantly been drawn back to this pocket of the planet both as a trio and with our significant others or friends. In the past few years, one or more of us have hit Columbia, Argentina, Belize, Honduras, Costa Rica and Puerto Rico (if we want to count that in this list too). In addition to being able to hone our foreign language skills, we find Central and South America so fulfilling namely because of the profusion of adventure activities and the passionate and friendly vibe of the people. Plus soccer (futbol) matches can get pretty wild!
What are 5 destinations that you recommend the 18-35 year old Contiki travelers MUST see?
We'd definitely put these destinations in our top 5 for aspiring Contiki travelers:
SE Asia (Asian Adventure tour) – as mentioned in question 5 above, this is absolutely one of our favorite parts of the world and great for solo travelers who want to connect with tons of fellow vagabonds (there's a huge backpacker circuit there). It's also the ideal destination for those who want to stretch their budgets / get a huge bang for their travel bucks while still experiencing some of the best sites and sounds that Thailand, Cambodia and Laos have to offer.
Italy (Simply Italy tour) – all three of us rank Italy as one of our top European countries to visit with Cinque Terre one of our absolute favorite areas there. Between the world-class foodie / wine scene and innumerable iconic sights (think Vatican City, Leaning Tower of Pisa, the Uffizi, Venetian gondolas, etc.), it's pretty impossible not to be blown away by this boot-shaped peninsula!
Peru (Andes and Amazon Highlights tour) – As the inaugural country on our RTW journey, Peru definitely holds a special place in our hearts. During the 6 weeks that we spent there, we packed in as much adventure and cultural exploration as possible: completing the grueling 3 night/4 day Inca Trail hike to arrive in the Lost City of Machu Piccu at sunrise, exploring the deserts of Colca Canyon, dancing alongside thousands of revelers in Cusco for the Inti Rami festival (an ages-old festival that once paid tribute to the sun god and in modern times can make Mardi Gras look like just a homecoming parade) and exploring the steamy Amazon jungle (meeting the local Yagua tribe, playing with monkeys on a nature preserve and boating through piranha-infested waters) in Peru's Amazon Basin. This is definitely a must-do country for thrill seekers, cultural anthropologists, and foodies (we ate our way around the entire country!).
New Zealand (any of Contiki's tours here) – For the unsurpassed natural beauty of the landscape alone, all three of us consistently vote Kiwi-country as one of the most unexpected faves on our RTW trip. Combine the stunning scenery (which is actually more beautiful than what appeared on the silver screen in the Lord of the Rings trilogy) with some of the most laid back, eco-conscious and refreshingly progressive populations we've ever come across, topped off with an unlimited supply of adrenaline-inducing outdoor activities and you'll seriously want to apply for citizenship here.
Australia (Beaches and Reefs tour) – Out of all the countries in the world, the wonderful land of OZ is by far the only place that evokes a "there's no place like home" sentiment other than our actual homes stateside. Not only did we rent out an apartment in Bondi Beach for the last month and half of our RTW trip, but we also had our very own camper van which we used to take road trips up and down the east coast. During this time, we discovered a virtual paradise for surfers, scuba divers and all forms of water babies – of which, we fall into all three categories. Couple all the outdoor and underwater adventures with one a little glitz and cosmopolitan glamor of Sydney and you've got a recipe for one remarkable journey Down Under.
What are some of your top tips or travel advice for travelers who are looking to either travel alone, or to travel as part of an escorted tour like Contiki?
Amanda: I stayed in Australia for a full month after Jen and Holly returned home after our round-the-world adventure. I found that signing up for a few extended tours made the prospect of solo travel far less intimidating than trying to go it alone. It's a decision that I have recommended to others again and again, as it enabled me to immediately make friends on the road—and saved me the trouble of having to organize transportation between places, book safe and reputable lodging or navigate through tourist attractions alone!
You can find some tips for travel alone and via a tour group by checking out these articles on our site:
What are the must-have items that you pack with you every time you take a trip?
For Holly it's sneakers since her favorite way to see a new place is to run through it. But traditional running shoes are bulky, making them cumbersome for travel. So she packs Altra's Zero Drop Eve shoes, which weigh a mere 4.5 ounces.
For Jen, it's most recently become her Kindle. "One of the things that I love so much when I travel is finally having time to relax with a good book or several. But lugging 4-5 paperbacks with me or trying to find books in English while abroad could prove challenging. So my Kindle has become my lifesaver, especially on all of the long flights, train rides, buses, etc. that we Lost Girls tend to always find ourselves on."
For Amanda, who loves taking pictures on the road, she never leaves home without her universal memory card reader. "This way I can share the photos I've taken with the girls as well as download the photos they (or other travelers we meet) have taken onto my laptop."
We also love the Hoboroll (http://mygobigear.com), an organizer with five compartments that has drawstring end closures and compression straps to minimize bulk. Eagle Creek packing cubes (http://shop.eaglecreek.com/packing-cubes/l/212) are also a go-to item for all three of us to keep us organized on the road – it's like having portable dresser drawers in your suitcase/backpack.
What are your favorite travel rituals?
When we first arrive in a new destination, the three of us like to freshen up then immediately head out to explore. Rather than have any sort of agenda to start, we just love going out and getting lost in the streets of the city/town we're visiting. Once we've gotten the lay of the land, we'll generally find a fun restaurant or bar and kick off our trip with a glass of wine while brainstorming possible itineraries for our time away. Of course we usually have a loose agenda planned ahead of time, but we love to just sit in a café with our Lonely Planet or city guides and each throw out our one must-do while we're away. I think the reason the three of us travel so well together is that we like an equal mix of pre-planned adventures, but also ample down time to see what unexpected places our journey will lead us.
Other things we often do when traveling are: Take a class or participate in a physical activity that's popular in the area (like capoeira in Brazil or Muy Tai in Thailand); Catch a local soccer match (which is a great way to meet locals and really experience the spirit of the area); Wander through up-and-coming or more artsy neighborhoods, usually creating our own sort of "appetizer crawl" by sampling all the yummy food we find at markets and street carts along the way.
Every year, the three of you take a "Lost Girls" vacation together to commemorate your round-the-world trip. What destinations are you hoping to head to next as a group?
Well, we just recently returned from a 2 ½ week trip to Borneo (the Malaysian part of the island), where we went scuba diving in Sipidan and Mabul islands, visited the Sepilok Orang Utan Rehabilitation Center, climbed Mount Kinabalu (the highest peak in SE Asia) and visited the old Indo-chine city of Kuching. So while we won't be embarking on another Lost Girls journey for a little while, the next big adventure we want to plan is hiking the Annapurna Circuit in Nepal. It's considered to be one of the top 10 treks in the world and takes between 17-21 days where you traverse four major regions in Nepal, including several Buddhist villages, Hindu holy sites and the area's oldest monastery. It's high up on our list so the three of us want to make this trip happen soon. In the meantime, we're planning a few long weekends in the States and in Canada to places like Washington D.C., the Finger Lakes in Syracuse and Montreal.
Meet The Lost Girls: Amanda Pressner, Jennifer Baggett Brennan and Holly Corbett Bristol
Travel junkies, on-the-fly foodies and real-life best buds, Amanda, Jen and Holly spend every spare moment seeking out life-changing adventures throughout the US and around the world.
Their journey together began when The Lost Girls decided to quit their jobs and New York City lives in order to embark on yearlong, 60,000-mile circumnavigation of the globe. Voyaging across four continents and more than a dozen countries, these friends dove headlong into exotic new experiences, sampling the best—and the weirdest!—of what the world had to offer.
Theirs was an odyssey so rewarding, and so addicting, that they vowed to never stop exploring or traveling as a trio. Now, they're jumping on planes (and occasionally, out of them), climbing mountains and tumbling over waterfalls on behalf of the Travel Channel.
Amanda, Jen and Holly are the co-authors of The Lost Girls: Three Friends. Four Continents. One Unconventional Detour Around the World and founders of LostGirlsWorld.com, a thriving online community and information resource for female travelers and aspiring vagabonds.
When they're not wandering the planet, they're getting into mischief on their home turf in New York.
Find out more about The Lost Girls on LostGirlsWorld.com and TravelChannel.com.


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Summary and Analysis
In any juvenile matters proceeding where the custody of a child is at issue, the judge must appoint an attorney to represent the child, but the statute does not specify exactly what role the attorney should play. In abuse and neglect cases, the judge must appoint an attorney to serve as the child's counsel and guardian ad litem. This provision for dual representation was added to the statute in 2001, after being removed in 1996. Under the current statute, a lawyer must represent the child's wishes and best interests unless and until there is a conflict between the child's wishes and best interests, at which time the court should appoint a separate guardian ad litem. The statute does specify, however, that "[t]he primary role of any counsel for the child including the counsel who also serves as guardian ad litem, shall be to advocate for the child in accordance with the Rules of Professional Conduct." Conn. Gen. Stat. § 46b-129a. The Connecticut Court of Appeals has clarified that there is a difference between the role of the attorney and the guardian ad litem, but there is still confusion about the precise contours of the separate roles, as well as the role of the dual representative.
Training/Quality of Representation
In a June 2005 Special Session of the Connecticut General Assembly, Bill 6871 "An Act Concerning the Quality of Legal Representation in Child Protection Proceedings" was passed. (The Act has not yet been codified but is cited below as part of the 2005 Conn. Legis. Serv. 05-3 (West).)
The Act created a Commission on Child Protection and Chief Child Protection Attorney, to responsible for establishing a "system for the provision of…legal services and guardians ad litem to children and indigent parents in proceedings before the superior court for juvenile matters...." 2005 Legis. Serv. 05-3 § 45(1) (West). The goals of the new Child Protection Commission include avoiding conflicts of interest (§ 45(2)), providing training for attorneys, and establishing "practice and caseload standards for the representation of children and indigent parents." § 45(3). The training "shall be designed to ensure proficiency in the procedural and substantive law . . . and to establish a minimum level of proficiency in relevant subject areas, including, but not limited to, family violence, child development, behavioral health, educational disabilities and cultural competence." §45(3). The standards "shall be designed to ensure a high quality of legal representation." §45(3).
The Connecticut Judicial Department establishes the compensation system for attorneys appointed to represent children in child protection proceedings. Under the current system, established in 1999, attorneys seeking appointment sign an annual contract with the Department, which provides that they will be paid a flat fee of $350 for the first 30 hours of representation in a case and $40 per hour for representation beyond the initial 30 hours. See Juvenile Matters Trial Lawyers Ass'n v. Judicial Dept., 2005 U.S. Dist. LEXIS 5067, *4-5 (D. Conn. 2005). This means that lawyers are paid only $11.67 per hour for the first 30 hours of representation.
The Juvenile Matters Trial Lawyers Association, consisting of approximately 80 lawyers who represent children, filed suit in federal district court against the Judicial Department in 2004, claiming that the rates of pay are substantially lower than those paid to Special Public Defenders in Connecticut, and that "the rates and conditions of compensation are such that the persons represented by appointed counsel are routinely deprived of effective representation, notwithstanding the good faith efforts of court appointed counsel to provide zealous representation." 2005 U.S. Dist. LEXIS, at *5
The District Court dismissed the case in March, 2005, holding that the Association did not have standing to bring the claim. The Court held that the real injury alleged in the suit was ineffective assistance of counsel. Because the lawyers had not experienced this injury, they lacked standing to sue on their own behalf. The "injury" of low pay was not sufficient to enable the lawyers to bring suit because they had voluntarily entered into contracts at the challenged rate of pay. Further, the Court held that the Association lacked associational standing because its members did not experience injury in fact; and the Association did not meet the stringent requirements for third-party standing.
As of April 4, 2005, the Association had not decided whether to appeal the decision, refile with different plaintiffs, or focus attention on the pending legislation regarding the Commission on Child Protection. See Lisa Siegel, JMTLA Lacks Standing in Members' Pay Dispute, Connecticut Law Tribune, April 4, 2005, at 24.
In addition to the issue of dual representation, Connecticut is grappling with the problems of adequate funding and quality representation in the child protection system.
Sources of law
Connecticut Statutes §
(Appointment of attorney to represent child or youth and parent or guardian)
In any proceeding on a juvenile matter the judge before whom such proceeding is pending shall, even in the absence of a request to do so, provide an attorney to represent the child or youth, his parent or parents, guardian or other person having control of the child or youth, if such judge determines that the interests of justice so require, and in any proceeding in which the custody of a child is at issue, such judge shall provide an attorney to represent the child and may authorize such attorney or appoint another attorney to represent such child or youth, parent, guardian or other person on an appeal from a decision in such proceeding. Where, under the provisions of this section, the court so appoints counsel for any such party who is found able to pay, in whole or in part the cost thereof, it shall assess as costs against such parents, guardian, or custodian, including any agency vested with the legal custody of the child or youth, the expense so incurred and paid for by the court in providing such counsel, to the extent of their financial ability to do so.
Connecticut Statutes § 46b-129a[3] (Appointment of counsel and guardian ad litem)
In proceedings in the Superior Court under §46b-129 [regarding abused, neglected, and uncared-for children]: . . . (2) A child shall be represented by counsel knowledgeable about representing such children who shall be appointed by the court to represent the child and to act as guardian ad litem for the child. The primary role of any counsel for the child including the counsel who also serves as guardian ad litem, shall be to advocate for the child in accordance with the Rules of Professional Conduct. When a conflict arises between the child's wishes or position and that which counsel for the child believes is in the best interest of the child, the court shall appoint another person as guardian ad litem for the child. The guardian ad litem shall speak on behalf of the best interest of the child and is not required to be an attorney-at-law but shall be knowledgeable about the needs and protection of children. In the event that a separate guardian ad litem is appointed, the person previously serving as both counsel and guardian ad litem for the child shall continue to serve as counsel for the child and a different person shall be appointed as guardian ad litem, unless the court for good cause also appoints a different person as counsel for the child. No person who has served as both counsel and guardian ad litem for a child shall thereafter serve solely as the child's guardian ad litem. The counsel and guardian ad litem's fees, if any, shall be paid by the parents or guardian, or the estate of the child, or, if such persons are unable to pay, by the court . . . .
2005 Conn. Legis. Serv. 05-3 § 44 (West)[4] (Effective October 1, 2005)
(a) There is established
a Commission on Child Protection
that shall consist of eleven members appointed as follows:(1) The Chief Justice
of the Supreme Court shall appoint two judges of the Superior Court, or a judge
of the Superior Court and a retired judge of the Superior Court; (2) the
speaker of the House of Representatives, the president pro tempore of the
Senate, the majority leader of the Senate and the majority leader of the House
of Representatives, and the minority leader of the House of Representatives and
the minority leader of the Senate shall each appoint one member; and (3) the
Governor shall appoint three members, one of whom shall serve as chairperson.
(b) Each member of the
commission shall serve for a term of three years and until the appointment and
qualification of his or her successor. No more than three of the members, other
than the chairperson, may be members of the same political party. Of the four
nonjudicial members, other than the chairperson, at least two shall not be
members of the bar of any state.
(c) If any vacancy occurs
on the commission, the appointing authority having the
power to make the initial appointment under the provisions of this section shall
appoint a person for the unexpired term in accordance with the provisions of
this section.
(d) The members of the commission shall serve without compensation but shall be
reimbursed for actual expenses incurred while engaged in the duties of the commission. The members of the commission
shall not be employed in any other position under this section or section 45 of
this act.
(e) The commission may adopt such rules as it deems necessary for the conduct
of its internal affairs.
(f) The commission shall be responsible for carrying out the purposes of this
section and section 45 of this act and shall appoint a Chief Child Protection Attorney, who shall serve at the pleasure of the commission and whose compensation shall be fixed by the commission.
(g) The commission shall be within the Division of Public Defender Services
for administrative purposes only.
2005 Conn. Legis. Serv. 05-3§ 45 (West)[5] (Effective October 1, 2005)
The Chief Child
Protection Attorney appointed under section 44 of this
act shall on or before July 1, 2006:
(1) Establish a system for the provision of: (A) Legal services to indigent respondents in family contempt and paternity matters, and (B) legal services and guardians ad litem to children and indigent parents in proceedings before the superior court for juvenile matters, as defined in subsection (a) of section 46b-121 of the general statutes, other than representation of children in delinquency matters. To carry out the requirements of this section, the Chief Child Protection Attorney may contract with (i) appropriate not-for-profit legal services agencies, and (ii) individual lawyers for the delivery of legal services to represent children and indigent parents in such proceedings;
(2) Ensure that attorneys
providing legal services pursuant to this section are assigned to cases in a
manner that will avoid conflicts of interest, as defined by the Rules of
Professional Conduct; and
(3) Provide initial and
in-service training for attorneys providing legal services pursuant to this section
and establish training, practice and caseload standards for the representation
of: (A) Indigent respondents in family contempt and paternity matters, and (B)
children and indigent parents in juvenile matters, as defined in subsection (a)
of section 46b-121 of the general statutes, other than representation of
children in delinquency matters. Such standards shall apply to any attorney who
represents children or indigent parents in such matters pursuant to this
section and shall be designed to ensure a high quality of legal representation.
The training for attorneys required by this subdivision shall be designed to
ensure proficiency in the procedural and substantive law related to such
matters and to establish a minimum level of proficiency in relevant subject
areas, including, but not limited to, family violence, child development,
behavioral health, educational disabilities and cultural competence.
2005 Conn. Legis. Serv. 05-3 § 46 (West)[6] (Effective July 1, 2006)
(a) The judicial
authority before whom a juvenile or family matter described in section 45 of
this act is pending shall determine eligibility for counsel for a child or youth and the parents or guardian of a child or youth if they are unable to afford counsel. Upon a
finding that a party is unable to afford counsel, the judicial authority shall
appoint the Chief Child Protection Attorney appointed
under section 44 of this act. For purposes of determining eligibility for
appointment of counsel, the judicial authority shall cause the parent or
guardian of a child or youth to complete a written
statement under oath or affirmation setting forth the parent or guardian's
liabilities and assets, income and sources thereof, and such other information
which the Commission on Child Protection shall designate and require on forms adopted by the Commission on Child Protection. Upon the
appointment of counsel for a parent, guardian, child or
youth, the judicial authority shall notify the Chief Child Protection Attorney, who shall assign the matter to an attorney under
contract with the Commission on Child Protection to provide such representation.
(b) The payment of any
attorney who was appointed prior to July 1, 2006, to represent a child or indigent parent in any case described in subdivision
(1) of section 45 of this act, who continues to represent such child or parent after July 1, 2006, shall be processed through
the Commission on Child Protection and paid at the rate that was in effect at the
time of such appointment.
In re Tayquon H.[7]
In Tayquon H., an order of temporary custody was filed on behalf of Tayquon, the infant child of 11-year-old "S." In the course of the proceeding, S—as a minor—was appointed an attorney and separate guardian ad litem, both of whom acceded to Tayquon's temporary custody order. Tayquon's maternal grandmother, however, sought to contest the order as S's mother and guardian.
In addressing the grandmother's standing to contest the order, the court recognized the confusion of roles between a child's guardian, counsel, and guardian ad litem. The court concluded that the guardian ad litem has the exclusive right to speak for the child's best interests: "the guardian ad litem supersedes the role of the natural guardian to speak for the child's best interest in the present litigation." 821 A.2d, at 807.
Although the court declined to draw a bright-line distinction between the roles of counsel for the child and guardian ad litem, it did articulate some limits to those roles:
While the best interest of a child encompasses a catholic concern with the child's human needs regarding his or her psychological, emotional, and physical well-being, the representation of a child's legal interests requires vigilance over the child's legal rights. Those legal rights have been enumerated as the right to be a party to a legal proceeding, the right to be heard at that hearing and the right to be represented by a lawyer. When both a guardian ad litem and an attorney have been appointed for a child, their respective roles and the duties attendant to those roles should adhere to that basic distinction. Specifically, the guardian ad litem should refrain from acting as a second attorney for the child. Just as it is not normally the province of the attorney to testify, it is not the province of the guardian ad litem to file briefs with the court.
821 A.2d, at 806.
In re Christina M[8]
Holding that the court's failure to appoint a guardian ad litem, on the court's own initiative, did not result in a clear violation of the child's constitutional rights.
Ethical Provision
Connecticut Rules of Professional Conduct Rule 1.14[9] (Client Under a Disability)
(a) When a client's ability to make adequately considered decisions in connection with the representation is impaired, whether because of minority, mental disability or for some other reason, the lawyer shall, as far as reasonably possible, maintain a normal client-lawyer relationship with the client.
(b) A lawyer may seek the appointment of a guardian or take other protective action with respect to a client, only when the lawyer reasonably believes that the client cannot adequately act in the client's own interest.
The normal client-lawyer relationship is based on the assumption
that the client, when properly advised and assisted, is capable of making
decisions about important matters. When the client is a minor or suffers from a
mental disorder or disability, however, maintaining the ordinary client-lawyer
relationship may not be possible in all respects. In particular, an incapacitated
person may have no power to make legally binding decisions. Nevertheless, a
client lacking legal competence often has the ability to understand, deliberate
upon, and reach conclusions about matters affecting the client's own
well-being. Furthermore, to an increasing extent the law recognizes
intermediate degrees of incompetence. For example, children as young as five or
six years of age, and certainly those of ten or twelve, are regarded as having
opinions that are entitled to weight in legal proceedings concerning their
custody. So also, it is recognized that some persons of advanced age can be
quite capable of handling routine financial matters while needing special legal
protection concerning major transactions.
The fact that a client suffers a disability does not diminish the lawyer's obligation to treat the client with attention and respect. If the person has no guardian or legal representative, the lawyer often must act as de facto guardian. Even if the person does have a legal representative, the lawyer should as far as possible accord the represented person the status of client, particularly in maintaining communication.
If a legal representative has already been appointed for the client, the lawyer should ordinarily look to the representative for decisions on behalf of the client. If a legal representative has not been appointed, the lawyer should see to such an appointment where it would serve the client's best interests. Thus, if a disabled client has substantial property that should be sold for the client's benefit, effective completion of the transaction ordinarily requires appointment of a legal representative. In many circumstances, however, appointment of a legal representative may be expensive or traumatic for the client. Evaluation of these considerations is a matter of professional judgment on the lawyer's part.
If the lawyer represents the guardian as distinct from the ward, and is aware that the guardian is acting adversely to the ward's interest, the lawyer may have an obligation to prevent or rectify the guardian's misconduct. See Rule 1.2(d).
Disclosure of the Client's Condition. Rules of procedure in litigation generally provide that minors or persons suffering mental disability shall be represented by a guardian or next friend if they do not have a general guardian. However, disclosure of the client's disability can adversely affect the client's interests. For example, raising the question of disability could, in some circumstances, lead to proceedings for involuntary commitment. The lawyer's position in such cases is an unavoidably difficult one. The lawyer may seek guidance from an appropriate diagnostician.
Connecticut Rules of Professional Conduct Rule 1.2(a)[10] (Scope of Representation)
A lawyer shall abide by a client's decisions concerning the objectives of representation . . . .
Local Contact Information
Christina D. Ghio
Senior Staff Attorney
Child Abuse Project
Center for Children's Advocacy
UCONN School of Law
65 Elizabeth Street
Hartford, CT 06105
860-570-5327 ph
860-570-5256 fax
Additional Resources and Links
Lisa Siegel, JMTLA Lacks Standing in Members' Pay Dispute, Connecticut Law Tribune, April 4, 2005, at 24.
Center for Children's Advocacy, University of Connecticut School of Law
[1] This page is also available as a .pdf Document, and Word Document.
[2] Conn. Gen. Stat. § 46b-136 (2004), available at here, and also as .pdf Document, and also as Word Document.
[3] Conn. Gen. Stat. § 46b-129a (2004), available at here, and also as .pdf Document, and also as Word Document.
[4] 2005 Conn. Legis. Serv. 05-3 § 44 (West), available here, and also as .pdf Document, and also as Word Document.
[5] 2005 Conn. Legis. Serv. 05-3 § 45 (West), available here, and also as .pdf Document, and also as Word Document.
[6] 2005 Conn. Legis. Serv. 05-3 § 46 (West), available here, and also as .pdf Document, and also as Word Document.
[7] In re Tayquon H., 821 A.2d 796 (Conn. Ct. App. 2003), available at here, and also as .pdf Document, and also as Word Document.doc
[8] In re Christina M., No. 25539 (Ct. Aug. 2, 2005), available here, and also as .pdf Document, and also as Word Document.
[9] Conn. R. of Prof. Conduct R. 1.14 (2005), available at here, and also as .pdf Document, and also as Word Document.
[10] Conn. R. of Prof. Conduct R. 1.2(a) (2005), available at here, and also as .pdf Document, and also as Word Document.


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full of HTML tags when to add task via email
When I forward mail to todoist to add task, task name is fine but the content of note in task is filled out with full of HTML tags (of course, mail content is inside though)
Gmail is fine, but it occurs when I'm using one of major email accounts.
Since I can't help using that account I need to know the solution.
There's no attachment allowed here, but if you want i can send it over to you by mail.
Thanks in advance.
All responses
Please tell me, do you have an option to disable HTML inside your emails? Technically, even with HTML enabled, this shouldn't happen unless there's a lot of custom formatting in your messages, such as custom styles, custom images in the signature.
Please try to forward one of the messages that gets broken to email@example.com and email@example.com
Best regards,
Hello David,
Thank you for your reply.
I sent mails to above accounts with subject "Test - email to task with plain text content", "Test - email to task with content by Editor", and "Screen view".
I added Korean text inside when to send, just for test.
One more thing - as you can see the mail content, I only put the text inside.
One mail was written in Text option and the other was in Editor option - No images, no style, no signature at all.
Hello Ikhoon,
Thank you for the mails, I've tried to forward them to some of my projects and they both arrived correctly formatted without the nbsp; parts replacing spaces.
Just to clarify - does the issue still persist for you now (could have been a temporary server issue)?
Best regards,
Hello David,
forwarding won't help because it would be your mail server (todoist.com) to send it out.
Please let me know your project's email account then i will send directly to your project for adding task from my mail account (daum.net)
Just in case I will make this question private from now on.
Please forward the email to this project: email@example.com
I've set a wildcard domain for @daum.net and @gmail.com on my account.
Best regards,
Hi David,
I just sent two NEW emails to that project directly - please check.
Thank you, I've got both and both show the HTML as you've reported. That said, I'll pass it to the devs along with the mails you've sent me earlier and we'll look into it.
Best regards,
Thank you - I'm look forward to your reply.
I am having the same issue with emails.... even more annoyingly it adds lots of new @labels that I have to delete manually. Any news on a fix?
Unfortunately, we won't be able to fix it. We don't fully support HTML mails and even though they should work for most cases, in some situations, our parser can't handle it. Sorry for the inconvenience :-(
Regarding labels - that's actually a feature, any word after @ will be converted to labels so please clarify - do you get labels from Twitter names in a signature, for example? Or so you actually see random words that didn't have an @ at the front being converted to labels?
Best regards,
Thats a real shame and a bit of deal breaker as I've just signed up for 1 year, sending emails from my corporate account seems to generate the HTML tags.... these create @page @top-center and some other labels each time. Also when emailing a tweet from tweetbot on my iPad causes the same issue.
I replied on a different thread yesterday. I think this is a real issue as our corporate social solution sends email notifications. When you forward them via email to the Todoist inbox, it generates multiple tags for every @mentioned name. I'd be really happy not to have tags from forwarded emails if there were some way of switching that on and off as a function.
Cleaning up 10s of newly generated and unwanted tags on a daily basis is a massive task and social is probably only going to make this worse.
Having just made the switch from Omnifocus this is a major headache I hadn't anticipated.


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NEW YORK (AP) - More NFL players are testing positive for amphetamines, a class of substances that includes the ADHD drug Adderall.
Since the start of last season, more than 10 players suspended for failing drug tests have publicly blamed it on taking the stimulant. And while the league doesn't identify the substance when a player is penalized, senior vice president Adolpho Birch acknowledges that the number of positives for amphetamines has increased.
Because the type of drug isn't disclosed under the NFL's agreement with the union, nothing prevents a player from claiming he took Adderall when, in fact, he tested positive for a steroid or another stimulant. The tests don't differentiate between Adderall and other amphetamines, Birch said, but he does believe Adderall abuse is on the rise in the league.
With many college students using the drug without a prescription to study deep into the night, he said, players come into the NFL accustomed to the idea of popping the pill for a boost.
"It's not a secret that it's a societal trend," Birch, who oversees law and labor policy for the league, said Wednesday. "I think we're starting to see some of the effects of that trend."
Players diagnosed with attention deficit hyperactivity disorder, or ADHD, can apply for a therapeutic use exemption that permits them to take Adderall. An independent administrator reviews their medical history and diagnostic tests to approve or reject the application.
Several players who have tested positive said they had a prescription for Adderall but not an exemption. New York Giants rookie safety Will Hill said in October before starting his four-game suspension that he didn't know when he received a prescription that Adderall was on the league's list of banned substances.
He appealed the suspension and lost.
"I accept full responsibility for this situation, and it won't happen again," Hill said.
Dr. Steven Pliszka, a psychiatry professor at the University of Texas Health Science Center, said about 4 percent of the general population has ADHD. The number could be even higher among professional athletes, he said, because some traits of the disorder may actually help them in sports.
But Birch said the percentage of NFL players with exemptions was, in fact, lower than the expected number for the general population. That's a significant difference from Major League Baseball, where more than 100 players have been granted exemptions in recent seasons. That works out to close to 9 percent of all the players on 40-man rosters. The percentage of players being treated for the condition is roughly 10 percent.
Dr. Pliszka is skeptical that people can develop ADHD as adults. To prove a diagnosis, he said, a player should be able to document he had trouble concentrating back in school.
Adderall is prescribed to help increase focus and reduce impulsivity in people with ADHD. For athletes, its benefits are different than what fans usually associate with performance-enhancing drugs.
"It's not going to help you hit harder, run faster - not at all like steroids," Dr. Pliszka said.
But like those college kids cramming for a final, NFL players can get a boost from the drug.


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