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Palestine To Ask UN For Statehood Recognition Next Week
The Palestinians will ask the United Nations to upgrade their status in the world body by year's end, enabling them to pursue Israel through the international courts, a senior Palestinian official said on Thursday.
UNESCO Grants FULL MEMBERSHIP To Palestine
Palestine became a full member of the U.N. cultural and educational agency Monday, in a highly divisive move that the United States and other opponents say could harm renewed Mideast peace efforts.
Israel Mobilizes 22,000 Police and Thousands of Troops For Palestinian Riots
Israeli police have mobilized 22,000 officers and border police alongside thousands of soldiers as the country's forces go on the highest level of preparedness ahead of Palestinian prayers and demonstrations Friday, Sept. 23, in support of their application for UN approval of statehood.
Palestine Statehood Logo Suggests Total Elimination of Israel
Absent from the logo is any hint that Palestine consists of anything other than Arab territory. No nod is given even to the U.N.'s 1948 decision to divide the region into Jewish and Arab sectors. for the shape of Israel by the time it was forced into waging the defensive Six Day war in 1967: irrelevant. The logo illustrates that the Palestinian bid before the U.N. for support of a unilateral declaration of statehood is disingenuous and dangerous.
Sr. Palestinian Official Hints At Violence If Demands For Statehood Not Met
"The UN is the only alternative to violence," Shaath said during a press conference on the sidelines of the UN General Assembly."It will be very costly to us and the Israelis. Our new heroes are Gandhi, Mandela and Martin Luther King."
Obama Tells Abbas To 'Abandon Statehood'
After 2 and one half years of telling the Palestinians that they should have their own state, Obama now tells them they can't. Let's see how well that plays out. During his speech, Obama also hailed what he called a "time of extraordinary transformation," as he touted the Arab Spring gains of protesters across the Middle East.
DANGER! Palestinians Begin Riots In Ramallah Ahead Of Statehood Vote In UN
Flag-waving Palestinians filled the squares of major West Bank cities on Wednesday to rally behind President Mahmoud Abbas's bid for statehood recognition at the United Nations in the face of U.S. and Israeli objections.
Moneybomb! Saudi Arabia Gives $200 MILLION Towards Creation Of Palestinian State
Saudi Arabia will pay $200 million to the Palestinian Authority, the official Palestinian news agency said on Monday, funds that will ease a financial crisis faced by the authority as it prepares to apply for full U.N. membership this week.
Catholic Priests In Middle East Say YES To Palestinian UN Bid For Statehood
Priests in the Holy Land used their sermons on Sunday to give their blessing to the Palestinians' bid for United Nations membership. The retired Latin Patriarch of Jerusalem, Michel Sabbah, the first Palestinian to hold the post since the Crusades, was to preach in the Roman Catholic church in the northern West Bank city of Nablus.
Norway Says Yes To Palestinian Statehoood
OSLO, Norway — Norway's foreign minister says the Scandinavian country will back Palestinian officials in their appeal to the U.N. for statehood. In a Facebook post late Saturday, Jonas Gahr Stoere wrote "Palestinians have the right to go to the U.N." and Norway is "ready to recognize a Palestinian state."
Netanyahu Set for Showdown With Palestine at the United Nations
Benjamin Netanyahu, the Israeli prime minister, will address the UN General Assembly on Friday next week, setting the stage for a potentially dramatic diplomatic showdown with the Palestinians. He will speak on the same day that Mahmoud Abbas, the Palestinian leader, is due to deliver a landmark speech calling on the global body to support Palestinian statehood.
Countdown To September 20th! Palestinians Officially Launch Statehood Campaign
The Palestinians on Thursday officially launched their campaign to join the United Nations as a full member state, saying they would stage a series of peaceful events in the run-up to the annual gathering of the U.N. General Assembly later this month. Some 100 Palestinian officials and activists gathered at the U.N. offices in Ramallah for a short ceremony, where they announced their plans in a letter addressed to Secretary-General Ban Ki-moon.
Palestinian Media To Begin Running The 'Obama Promise' Radio Ad
So what is the 'Obama Promise', you ask? It's a new radio ad campaign that will tout Palestinian statehood based on words of US President Barack Obama, in a speech he gave last year to the United Nations regarding statehood for the Palestinians.
Israeli Forces Brace for Violence When Palestinians March for Statehood
Israeli forces are seeking to prevent bloodshed when Palestinians march in support of a statehood drive this month, but they are preparing for worst-case scenarios, even authorizing West Bank settlers to shoot at Palestinians who approach their communities.
Israel Sets Up "September Commands" Ahead Of Planned Palestinian Uprisings
Israel's military, police and Shin Bet security service have been drilling extreme scenarios of possible Palestinian disturbances, mass rallies or even terrorist attacks in September – even through there is no specific intelligence of a security threat in the offing. The authorities are taking care not to be caught off guard again as they were on May 15, when a Palestinian mob suddenly surged across the Syrian border.
The Road To September – Abbas Will Go To UN General Assembly For Palestinian Statehood
Palestinians are waiting for confirmation from the United States whether it will use its veto power at the United Nations Security Council this September when the Palestinian Authority is scheduled to request recognition for an independent state, Israel Radio reported Tuesday. PA President Mahmoud Abbas, currently in Norway, said that Palestinians would go to the UN General Assembly if any Security Council member vetoes the state bid.
Palestinian Leaders Vote To Go For UN Recognition In September
For, behold, in those days, and in that time, when I shall bring again the captivity of Judah and Jerusalem, I will also gather all nations, and will bring them down into the valley of Jehoshaphat, and will plead with them there for my people and [for] my heritage Israel, whom they have scattered among the nations, and parted my land. Yea, and what have ye to do with me, O Tyre, and Zidon, and all the coasts of Palestine? will ye render me a recompence? and if ye recompense me, swiftly [and] speedily will I return your recompence upon your own head
UN Declares 'Palestine' Ready For Statehood
The Palestinian Authority is ready to run an independent state but will struggle to make further institutional progress due to the restrictions of the Israeli occupation, the United Nations said on Tuesday.


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The Quebec Landlords Association is recommending rents go up by 2.5 to 3 percent in the new year. Daybreak's Mike Finnerty speaks to Jennifer Rodgers. She is a single mom and a full-time student at Concordia University. We also hear from Hans Brouillette of the Quebec Landlords Association.


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A Child's Favorite: Kaloo Sofa Chairs
When I first opened The Satin Button and started shopping for baby gifts, I found a line I just fell in love with called Kaloo. This group was filled with pudgy teddy bears and fun toys in a soft yet colorful pallet.
What really caught my attention was the faces. As simple as they are, the little bears and bunnies just seemed to come alive. Some looked like they were playing while others were dozing off. When I learned these guys came from France, I was sold. I lived in Paris for a few months during college, so France is still a little part of me.
At the time, I was mother to a 3-year-old and a 6-month-old baby. My baby got to come shopping with me, so we picked things out together. One of our favorites was the Kaloo 123 Sofa Chair. We knew his older brother would love it too. We started out with the Bear, then later added the Cat. This is a child's beanbag chair where they get to sit in their animal friend's lap. The filling is soft and provides just the right amount of cushion. My youngest is almost five now and he still loves these guys. As a baby, he learned to climb on them, as a two-year-old he was proud to have his own seat to sit on. At four, he loves to lay down and use it as a pillow.
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A couple thoughts on the draft; I was more excited than ever for this QB class heading into the season, and could not be more disapointed as the season comes to an end. I do think T. Wilson is far more consistant than G. Smith with less talent around him, and people fell in love with Smith's first couple games, and are not looking at the season as a whole or last year.
I think several trends will change in this draft, Jeff Fisher will draft at least one offensive linemen in the first round, Buddy Nix will be more open to drafting players outside of the SE in the early rounds, and teams will not reach on QB's as much.
I like to come up with 2 sleepers about this time of year, last year I had Chandler Jones and Leonard Johnson, this year my sleepers are Ryan Nassib (QB -Syracuse) and Andrew Jackson (ILB - W. Kentucky - should he come out) who I dont think are not getting the credit at this point they deserve.
Anyway, I am looking for any intelligent feed back and insight into what does not make sense about a pick, or a trade. I included my initial end of the season draft grades, using my previous format as I did not like the system I came up with last year. As usual I will respond when I can, enjoy!!
2013 NFL Mock Draft
Round 1 (v1.3)
1 – Kansas City – Tyler Wilson (QB – Arkansas)
Grade: Top 5
*Trade* Carolina trades the 5th pick and 36th pick in the 2013 draft, as well as their 2nd round pick in 2014 to Jacksonville for pick number 2 in the 2013 draft.
2 – Carolina (via. Jax) – Star Lotulelei (DT – Utah)
Grade: Top 5
3 – Oakland – Damontre Moore (DE – Texas A & M)
Grade: Top 5
4 – Philadelphia – Luke Joeckel (LT – Texas A & M)
Grade: Top 5
5 – Jacksonville (via. Carolina) – Jarvis Jones (OLB – Georgia)
Grade: #1 Pick
*Trade* St. Louis trades the 15th,47th, 79th, and 207th picks in 2013 to San Diego for the 6th and 104th picks in 2013.
6 – St. Louis (via. S.D.) – Taylor Lewan (LT – Michigan)
Grade: Top 10
7 – Cleveland – Bjoern Werner (DE – F.S.U.)
Grade: Top 20
8 – Tennessee – Keenan Allen (WR – Cal.)
Grade: Top 10
9 – Arizona – Jake Matthews (LT/RT – Texas A & M)
Grade: Top 10
10 – Detroit – Ezekiel Ansah (DE – B.Y.U.)
Grade: Top 20
11 – Buffalo – Manti Te'o (ILB – Notre Dame)
Grade: Top 5
12 – New Orleans – Sheldon Richardson (DT – Mizzu)
Grade: Top 20
13 – Miami – Cordarrelle Patterson (WR – Tennessee)
Grade: 1st Round
14 – N.Y.J. – Barkevious Mingo (OLB – L.S.U.)
Grade: Top 20
15 – San Diego – Eric Fisher(LT – C. Michigan)
Grade: 1st Round
16 – Tampa Bay – Johnathan Banks (CB – Miss. St.)
Grade: Top 10
17 – St. Louis (via. Washington) – Chance Womack (G – Alabama)
Grade: Top 10
18 – Dallas – Johnathan Hankins (DT – O.S.U.)
Grade: Top 20
19 – Minnesota – DeAndre Hopkins (WR – Clemson)
Grade: 1st Round
20 – Cincinnati – Sam Montgomery (DE – L.S.U.)
Grade: 1st Round
21 – Pittsburgh – T.J. McDonald (FS – U.S.C.)
Grade: 1st Round
22 – Seattle – Tevon Austin (WR – W. Virginia)
Grade: First Round
23 – N.Y.G. – Dee Milliner (CB – Alabama)
Grade: Top 20
24 – Indianapolis – Anthony Barr (OLB – U.C.L.A.)
Grade: 1st Round
25 – Chicago – Jonathan Cooper (G – U.N.C.)
Grade: 1st Round
26– Green Bay – Lane Johnson (LT/RT – Oklahoma)
Grade: 1st Round
27 – Denver – Kawann Short (DT – Purdue)
Grade: 1st Round
*Trade* Philadelphia trades the 35th, 69th, and 216th picks in the 2013 draft to Baltimore for the 28th, and 92nd picks in the 2013 draft.
28 – Philadelphia (via. Baltimore) – Geno Smith (QB – W. Virginia)
Grade: 2nd Round
29 – San Francisco – Dion Jordan (OLB – Oregon)
Grade: 1st Round
30 – New England – Barrett Jones (G/C/T – Alabama)
Grade: 1st Round
31 – Atlanta – Jesse Williams (NT – Alabama)
Grade: 1st Round
32 – Houston – Quinton Patten (WR – La. Tech.)
Grade: 1st Round
Round 2
33 – Jacksonville – Xavier Rhodes (CB – F.S.U.)
Grade: 1st Round
34 – Kansas City – Terrance Williams (WR – Baylor)
Grade: 2nd Round
*Trade* Arizona trades the 40th and 102nd picks in the 2013 draft to Baltimore for the 35th pick.
35 – Arizona (via. Baltimore /Philadelphia) – Matt Barkley (QB – U.S.C.)
Grade: 2nd Round
36 – Jacksonville (via. Carolina) – Larry Warford (G – Kentucky)
Grade: 2nd Round
37 – Cincinnati (via. Oakland) – Giovani Bernard (RB – U.N.C.)
Grade: 2nd Round
38 – Cleveland – Josh Gordon Supplemental Draft
39 – Tennessee – Alex Okafor (DE – Texas)
Grade: 2nd Round
40 – Baltimore (via. Arizona) – Andrew Jackson (ILB – W. Kentucky)
Grade: 1st Round
41 – Detroit – Eric Reid (SS/FS – L.S.U.)
Grade: 2nd Round
42 – San Diego – C.J. Mosley (OLB – Alabama)
Grade: 2nd Round
43 – New Orleans – Bounty Gate
44 – Miami – Jackson Jeffcoat (DE – Texas)
Grade: 2nd Round
45 – N.Y.J. – Oday Aboushi (LT/RT – Virginia)
Grade: 2nd Round
46 – Buffalo – Ryan Nassib (QB – Syracuse)
Grade: 2nd Round
47 – San Diego (via. St. Louis) – Jordan Poyer (CB – Oregon St.)
Grade: 2nd Round
48 – Washington – David Amerson (CB – N.C. St)
Grade: 2nd Round
49 – Dallas – Dallas Thomas (G/T – U.Tennessee)
Grade: 2nd Round
50 – Minnesota – Sharrif Floyd (DT – Florida)
Grade: 2nd Round
51 – Tampa Bay – Kevin Minter (ILB – L.S.U.)
Grade: 2nd Round
52 – Cincinnati – Shayne Skov (ILB – Stanford)
Grade: 2nd Round
53 – Seattle – Kahseem Green (LB – Rutgers)
Grade: 2nd Round
54 – N.Y.G. – Zach Ertz (TE – Stanford)
Grade: 1st Round
55 – Pittsburgh – Chase Thomas (OLB – Stanford)
Grade: 1st Round
56 – Miami (via. Indy) – Tyler Eifert (TE – Notre Dame)
Grade: 1st Round
57 – Green Bay – Eddie Lacy (RB – Alabama)
Grade: 2nd Round
58 – Chicago – Desmond Trufant (CB – Washington)
Grade: 2nd Round
59 – Baltimore – Matt Elam (SS – Florida)
Grade: 2nd Round
60 – Denver – Jonathan Jenkins (NT – Georgia)
Grade: 2nd round
61 – San Francisco – Logan Ryan (CB – Rutgers)
Grade: 3rd Round
62 – New England – Justin Hunter (WR – Tennessee)
Grade: 2nd Round
63 – Atlanta – Kyle Long (LT – Oregon)
Grade: 3rd Round
64 – Houston – Nico Johnson (ILB – Alabama)
Grade: 3rd Round
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Denver E-Coli Not From Tainted Spinach
Posted: 09/21/2006 - Denver doesn't appear to be linked to the multi-state E-coli outbreak in people who ate spinach.
Posted: 09/21/2006 - Denver doesn't appear to be linked to the multi-state E-coli outbreak in people who ate spinach.
Posted: 09/20/2006 - A 24-year-veteran of the Aurora police department is gunned down in broad daylight...shot to death as he sat in his car.
Updated: 09/20/2006 - Douglas County Sheriff's Officials made an arrest Wednesday in connection with Monday morning's gruesome homicide in Castle Rock's Surrey Ridge Neighborhood. 36-year-old Jose Luis Rubi-Nava was charged with first degree murder.
Updated: 09/21/2006 - A Colorado Springs woman is stabbed and robbed in her very own home and the suspect is on the run. It happened in the Sierra Ridge neighborhood on Templeton Gap Road ... just off Austin Bluffs.
Posted: 09/20/2006 - There's an arrest in the case of a woman who was dragged behind a car for at least a mile in Douglas County.
Updated: 09/20/2006 - The U.S. Consumer Product Safety Commission and LEGO are recalling a toy truck due to a puncture hazard.
Updated: 05/31/2007 - More than 45 people have died in the past 24 hours during another wave of violence in Iraq.
Posted: 09/20/2006 - A Colorado Springs toddler is lucky to be alive after falling from a third story window Tuesday night.
Updated: 05/31/2007 - Military officials say Sergeant James Worster of Broadview Heights, Ohio, died Monday. He was 24. No details of the incident in Baghdad were released, but the military says it's under investigation.
Updated: 09/20/2006 - Police in Missouri are calling it "an outstanding ending." A baby taken from her mother last week has been recovered and is in excellent condition.
Posted: 09/20/2006 - The Cheyenne Mountain Zoo is looking for a new home and surrogate mother for a gorilla whose own mother rejected him.
Updated: 09/20/2006 - The FDA is telling everyone across the country to stop eating fresh spinach of any kind in light of the recent E-coli break-out...a nationwide ban that is causing major problems for some Colorado farmers.
Updated: 09/20/2006 - The race between Pueblo County Sheriff Dan Corsentino and his opponent Kirk Taylor is getting heated.
Posted: 09/19/2006 - In the Pikes Peak region alone, 150 crimes were solved last year, thanks to Crime Stoppers, but now the organization is facing serious financial trouble.
Updated: 09/19/2006 - If you're going to the polls in November, be ready for a long read. El Paso County Election Officials say this year's ballot is one of the longest and most complicated ever. It's why they're urging voters to request absentee ballots and avoid the pressure of voting at a poll.
Updated: 09/19/2006 - Two armed robberies overnight, one involving a carjacking. Now police have the suspect in custody.
Updated: 09/19/2006 - President Bush gives his annual speech to the UN General Assembly Tuesday amid division on Iran, and continued skepticism about Iraq.
Updated: 09/19/2006 - The results of tests due tomorrow may tell if an E.-coli case at the University of Colorado at Boulder is related to a multistate outbreak in which people who ate raw, packaged spinach.
Posted: 09/19/2006 - With the first significant winter snowfall of the year dumping more than six inches on the Colorado high country this weekend, ski industry officials are dreaming of another big year.
Updated: 09/19/2006 - Many Colorado casinos are hoping to raise the $5 betting limit in the states three gambling towns, Cripple Creek, Black Hawk and Central City.
Posted: 09/18/2006 - Cold weather is beginning to set in and many of us will soon be firing up the furnace for the first time this season but before you do that there are a few precautions you should take to keep your family safe.
Updated: 09/18/2006 - Broken glass and shattered nerves. It's what several people on the 3100 block of Poughkeepsie Drive woke up to early Monday morning. Police say thieves broke into at least 6 cars, breaking windows, leaving hoods popped and gas tanks open on many of them.
Posted: 09/18/2006 - Two more states with spinach-linked E-coli cases
Posted: 09/18/2006 - Protests continue over pope's comments on Islam; Al-Qaida group sends message
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Source: 'Dancing With the Stars' Wants Lindsay Lohan
"'Dancing with the Stars' producers have had Lindsay on their wish list of castmates for a very long time," a source with knowledge of the situation told RadarOnline.com Tuesday. And though they've been wary of Lohan's history before, they are taking notice of her recent and productive stay at Betty Ford treatment center.
"The producers were concerned about her erratic behavior, but they are taking another look at asking her to come on for the next season because she is doing so well at her sober living facility," the source said. "The producers are aware that she would be available because she isn't going to be filming 'Inferno.'"
The source also tells RadarOnline.com that Lohan's next career choice will be heavily tied to what's best for her sobriety. "Lindsay won't be making any decisions about what she chooses for her next project without consulting first with her treatment team. This wasn't mandated by the court, her advisors or medical team, but Lindsay has taken that step herself, which is a very, very positive sign," the source added.
And in addition to all the positive exposure associated with the show, it seems there's another reason 'Dancing With the Stars' might be the best choice for the 'Mean Girls' actress--the money. "It pays very well. Lindsay has very limited income coming in and this could help get her out of the red," the source said.
A rep for the show said they do not comment casting.
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- Tuesday 30 NovemberBy mashensLowest Rank Vote downVote upReport this
And though they've been wary of Lohan's history before, they are taking notice of her recent and productive stay at Betty Ford treatment center. .I love this , So does My boyfriend .he is almost 11year older than me .i met him via age'lessmate.c'om a nice place for seeking age le ss love.which gives you a chance to make your life better and open opportunities for you to meet the attractive young girls and treat you like a king. Maybe you wanna check it out or tell your friends..
- Tuesday 30 NovemberBy Sally
Why are they actively trying to drive viewers away? That makes no sense at all.
- Wednesday 01 DecemberBy RJ
what a great move by the network the ratings will go trough the roof, Who ever thought of it is on it
- Wednesday 01 DecemberBy j.l.
Yeah, you know what other show has Lindsay Lohan on their wishlist for castmates...Celebrity Rehab...but they only want possible success stories!
- Tuesday 30 November
- Tuesday 30 NovemberBy kaysings
- Wednesday 01 DecemberBy cccatalyst77
Ratings is a very true conclusion. All you have to do is take a look at all the blogging and news reports about Bristol Palin making it all the way to the finals last season and the "conspiracy" that surrounded it. Lindsey should bring much the same
- Tuesday 30 NovemberBy Reality
While I take note of Lindsays rehab stint. It's nothing more than that until over time she's able to prove a change in her attitude. I don't believe in giving arrogant imbiciles a quick early break. She'd only abuse it!
- Tuesday 30 NovemberBy Schmice
Speaking of imbeciles, you can't even spell the word.
- Tuesday 30 NovemberBy LOLHigh Rank Vote downVote upReport this
Schmice - It takes one to know one and you my friend are an anal imbecile.
- Tuesday 30 NovemberBy Susan Haydon
Seriously....didn't they have enough DRAMA last season with Bristol...OMG. Guess they want to LOSE viewers...hhmmm, there's a new concept...
- Tuesday 30 NovemberBy deejay
Good Grief!! They are really trying to kill off this show, aren't they?
- Tuesday 30 NovemberBy Amy
Boy they are scraping the bottom of the barrel if she is on their "star" list. It was bad enough with Kate Gosselin-now this loser. Why don't they get Octomom while they are at it. Lets see Tiger Woods mistress is probably available now-that Rachel whatever her name is-she is through with Dr Drew rehab-she was on tv today talking about her love addiction. They'll probably pair her with Maksim and they could have a grand ole time-oh wait-she only likes the married ones.
- Tuesday 30 NovemberBy Schmice
If the producers think it will boost their ratings, they will do it. I know that a lot of Lindsey haters would look forward to bashing her, but really, get over it. She's messed up her life and she knows it. Why do any of you want to keep crucifying her again and again and again. I'm sure that you are all so pure that you don't need any kind of forgiveness. Why do you want to see her break? To make you feel better and superior? Enough already.
- Tuesday 30 NovemberBy damien
And of course you were most likely bashing bristol last week....
- Tuesday 30 NovemberBy Judy Lueer
Yah, put her with Maksim. What a pair!!!
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My brother is in love with Lindsay,
which doesn't say much, he's a Nazi skinhead.
- Tuesday 30 NovemberBy melissa
That would be the worse thing to happen to dancing with the stars. I would definitely quit watching. I just can't stand Lindsey Lohan. Her mom is a poor excuse for being a parent. She just rode her coat tales for the money. If they aren't careful Ali Lohan will be the same way
- Tuesday 30 NovemberBy themeeker
I know what you mean melissa. We had to endure Bristol's ridiculous mother, but to have to endure Dina is asking too much. She is the WORST.
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About ALS: http://www.alsa.org/fight-als/ice-bucket-challenge.html
I had dozens of clever annotations planned but the YouTube annotations tool is not working properly, so here they are!
- Washington Post article on NIH cuts: http://www.washingtonpost.com/blogs/wonkblog/wp/2014/08/21/its-going-to-take-a-lot-more-ice-buckets-to-fill-the-nih-funding-gap/
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Social Exchange Theory & Altruism: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Helping_behavior#Social_exchange_theory
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Persuasion Primer: http://www.as.wvu.edu/~sbb/comm221/primer.htm
Sociological Images: http://thesocietypages.org/socimages/blog/
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Why The Division Between Christians And Jews Is Completely Out of God's Will
Exploring David H. Stern Ph.D's Restoring the Jewishness of the Gospel: A Message For Christians Part 2.
December 4, 2013 - 7:00 am
In Kosher Jesus, author Shmuley Boteach writes to both Jews and Christians alike. However, as I mentioned before in What Has Christianity Lost?, his complete dismissal of the New Testament (while understandable) leaves his argument for unity of the faiths a bit one-sided and more than a little disheartening. At least, it does on the Christian side of the family tree.
In our new series Restoring the Jewishness of the Gospel: A Message For Christians, the author David H. Stern, Ph.D is Jewish. He is also a follower of Christ or a Messianic Jew. If your first thought to that statement is, "Doesn't that make him a Christian?" you might find his book a worthwhile read as we explore this, and many other aspects of our Judeo-Christian heritage.
It's important to emphasize Restoring the Jewishness of the Gospel: A Message For Christians is intended, as the name implies, primarily for non-Jewish Christians and for Jewish believers in Yeshua (Jesus). The author begins with three presuppositions:
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- Antisemitism is un-Christian
- Refusing or neglecting to evangelize Jews is antisemitic
The author further assumes,"Yeshua is indeed Israel's Messiah, and that the New Testament and the Tanakh (Old Testament) constitute God's word to humanity."
"Yeshua's "Great Commission" to the Church was to make disciples from every nation. But as soon as the early Messianic Jews began reaching out to Gentiles, it was necessary to separate the Gospel from its cultural context, so that its essential message would not be encumbered with cultural baggage unnecessary for salvation.
Learning that the New Covenant did not require Gentiles to become Jews in order to be saved was a traumatic process for the Jewish believers in Yeshua."
Paul spent much of his ministry bringing Gentile believers into the faith, without compelling them to adopt Jewish culture. Doesn't it seem odd, or just plain wrong, that now that we Gentile believers/Christians are the majority within the church, that we have insisted that Jewish believers do the very same that Paul preached against–adopting Christian culture and leaving Judaism as a condition of salvation?
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An athlete's Olympic rings and three college championship rings have been stolen out of her Altamonte Springs home, according to police.
Altamonte Springs police said they're searching for the culprit who broke into an apartment Dee Dee Trotter was visiting at the Altamira Place Complex and took the rings, given to medalists by the U.S. Olympic Committee.
Trotter is a runner who has won a gold in the 400 meter and two bronze medals in London.
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OK, so a few of you know that my "new" tranny that AAMCO installed a few months ago is starting to have some issues. It grinds going into 2nd gear, is hard to get into 1st sometimes, Reverse is the same, and occasionally, when cruising in 2nd, like in parking lots, it will pop out of gear and grind. I have to hold the stick in 2nd.
So this afternoon I took the truck by AAMCO and the guy looked at it, w/out driving, and said simply, "looks like it might be the clutch." Originally, they were addiment about changing the clutch when they put the new tranny in and I refused b/c it was only a month and a half old at the time...and had NOTHING to do with the trans going out other than me being dumb.
Question is (for you techs) would the clutch causing problems cause the tranny issues described above?
Also, I just got a call from the AAMCO manager and he is threatening to void the warranty on the tranny b/c I am unable to leave it right now. Some people have jobs and only one car...and Ditty has to get to/from work and appointments. Aparently, my life and work is unimportant to these guys. He said, that if my truck isn't at the shop no later than Monday afternoon, he is voiding my warranty b/c "whatever the issue is, it is causing MORE problems with the tranny."
Anyone??? Thanks.
Last edited by Ditty; 12-07-2007 at 12:36 PM.
Oh dayum Ditty!! I didn't realize that it is acting up that bad!! Sheesh! Good luck with it.....and about the warranty, that's pretty bogus, just don't know what to tell ya though.
Sounds like a shift fork, bearing, or internal. Any shuddering?
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It's not "bad"...but it IS annoying and I do think it is getting worse. (It was doing this before we went to the track on Oct 12th.)
Really, I shouldn't have gone in until I was 100% sure that I had transportation for at least a week. I'm just concerned that they are going to swap out the tranny with a new one and tell me that I have to buy a new clutch...telling me that there was NOTHING wrong with the trans and that the clutch was the problem...when in all reality is probably isn't. It's not slipping, engaugment is as it was when I first put it in 4-ish months ago etc. I think it was something THEY did, and you know they aren't going to fess up to them screwing up. You know they aren't going to let me out of the shop w/out having to pay for something!!!
No real shuttering...no bucking (save for 1st when I'm not giving it enough throttle...no slipping...just the "hard to shift" and the 2nd gear popping out.
Jeez Ditty its just never ending with you man....sorry man.....but sounds like BS to me and I think
Same here Julian. You should have been here when I was on the phone with the Manager. He was like, "I'm voiding your warranty." and I was like, "FINE!!! You'll be talking to my lawyer on Monday!!!". He got a little defensive after I said that. I know that they need to have the truck ASAP to figure it out, but I DO have a life, and I have stuff I have to do. I'm getting out of the Navy in 2 weeks and I have crap I have to do for that. I NEED my truck.
I understand that.....and I'm no tranny expert, but if there was something wrong with the clutch or if it was the clutch that was cause it to pop out of gear, wouldn't it be doing it to all the gears?
that sucks man. I hope every thing works out for ya. dont let them pull no horse chit about it being your clutch. posibly the slave cylinder would cause the clutch to not fully disengage causing grinding between gears. but if its not slipping there is nothing wrong with your clutch. regardless even if the slave cylinder where bad it would not have any thing to do with the truck popping out of gear. some thing is screwed up internaly.
Would the clutch not disengauging 100% cause this? They used a Stock Ford Throwout bearing when they put it all back together with my SouthBend CONFE Clutch. They refused to reuse the SouthBend TOB b/c it was "worn". Of course it was "worn"...it was a month and a 1/2 old. It had some miles on it. (And about 16 passes at the track!!! LOL) I really think they are trying to blow smoke up my rear with this clutch stuff. I really don't see how the clutch would cause the trans to do all of this. It sounds more like the tranny they put into the truck wasn't "new" like they said. I think they got a used trans that had #2 syncros going out in it as well as 1st and R. I feel like I'm getting the shaft on this one. I am NOT going to spend ANOTHER $5000 on this....unless it's going to a lawyer!!! Jessie's Dad knows a LOT of lawyers!!!
Man Ditty that sucks. Everything except the tranny popping out of 2nd seems like it could be clutch related, but could also be slave/master cylinder. The popping out of 2nd gear should not be clutch related. Even if it grinds or what not once locked in it should stay. that could be shift fork related or a bad synchro. don't know. That is a bunch of BS though saying that they are going to void the warranty. I would tell them that if it is that important then they need to have a rental car waiting for you when you drop it off, cause apparently something they did is not right!
As for the clutch didn't you put in a southbend shortly before this happening? (yup just sw your last post!)
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Volkswagen's first true sports car: Buying and living with the 1990-1994 Corrado
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When you mention "sporty Volkswagen" to your average car enthusiast, they'll likely react, "GTI!" Some of the older respondents might bring up the Scirocco. The fact that those are the default answers isn't surprising, as those models have enjoyed long runs and large production numbers. The truly keen VW enthusiasts, on the other hand, will bring up the most exciting and individualistic model of all, the little-remembered Corrado.
Readers of the September 2013 issue (#97) of Hemmings Sports & Exotic Car will find a celebration of the Corrado in this month's Buyer's Guide. We've illustrated the story with photographs of Carlisle, Pennsylvania, resident James Yemzow's incredible 27,500-mile 1993 Corrado SLC. This car represents the second version of Corrado that was sold in the United States between 1992 and 1994; the first is the 1990-1992 Corrado G60.
The Corrado G60 was powered by a special supercharged version of Volkswagen's corporate 1.8-liter, 8-valve inline-four; its SLC replacement was powered by the unique 2.8-liter, naturally aspirated VR6 engine.
"G-Lader" supercharged 1.8-liter four-cylinder Corrado G60 engine.
The Corrado SLC's naturally aspirated 2.8-liter "VR6″ V-6 engine.
While working on this buyer's guide, we spoke with two enthusiasts who shared their many years of experience of living with both the G60 and SLC models; they offered more good information for our focus points than we had print space for, so we'd like to share their thoughts here.
Former Volkswagen of America PR employee and two-time Corrado G60 owner Patrick Hespen currently owns a Nugget Yellow G60, a pristine example that he'd long searched for. His full comments on buying a G60 are below.


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This new recording tells us how flute virtuosa Eugenia Zukerman might spend her own Sunday mornings when she's not reporting to the American public on Charles Osgood's CBS Sunday Morning show. With her friends and frequent collaborators, the Shanghai Quartet, she has put together a program of favorite weekend music which truly includes something for everyone.
Zukerman and the Shanghai follow up their title-track performance on "Heigh-Ho! Mozart" with real Mozart, in an enchanting arrangement of the familiar serenade. Shirley Fleming points out, in her delightful album notes, that "the flute takes the top line originally written for the first violins, and sounds as if it belongs there by birthright."
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Molding our World: Plastics as Part of our Daily Lives
What are plastics?
Plastics as we broadly understand it today are synthetic or semi synthetic products or raw materials, formed by polymerisation, and are largely derived from oil. Polymerisation is the formation of polymers i.e. repeated numbers of smaller structures (monomers) joined together.
It wasn't until the 1860s that the first semi synthetic materials or plastics were first brought to the attention of the world, and since the development of thermoplastics throughout the 1900s it's hard to imagine how difficult life would be without plastic. The main reasons why plastics replaced more traditional materials are quite straightforward when you think about them.
What's so good about plastics?
Plastics are relatively light and very durable. The hundreds of different plastic varieties are ultimately recyclable, although it's only in recent years that our UK society has begun to take advantage of plastic recycling, often in tandem with our weekly waste collections. Plastics have great thermal and insulating properties (clothes, carpets, bedding etc). Plastics are resistant to many chemicals and water, as well as being very strong.
Most notably though, plastics have proven relatively inexpensive to produce, and are so versatile that they can take on almost any form and colour.
What are the popular types of plastics and what's the difference between them?
These were developed in the 1930s. Acrylics are particularly resistant to the weather and the sun. Acrylic is particularly effective as 'clear' plastics, and transmits light brilliantly. Applications include leaflet holders, signs, display cases, boat windows and point of sale to name but a few.
Often wrongly spelled as Plexiglass, Plexiglas is actually a brand name for a kind of clear thermoplastic resin that's basically a cross between acrylic and polycarbonate.
First developed in the 1950s, these thermoplastics most popularly have engineering applications. This is due to polycarbonate's strength coupled with versatility, and its electrical insulating properties. Applications include machine guards, capacitors, gaskets etc.
This is a variety of polycarbonate. It is popularly developed in sheet form and is widely recognised as a kind of 'clear' plastic.
Another plastic developed in the 1950s with industrial applications, this is particularly suitable for hot fill packaging because it has low density but is very rigid. Other applications include carpeting and packaging.
Poly Vinyl Chloride (PVC) can be shaped and moulded into an exceptionally wide variety of products. Chemical Plant Industry applications of PVC include water tight tanks, and ducting for Clean Air Systems.
Polyethylene Terephalate Glycol (PETG) is another industrial thermoplastic. Applications include frames, sign holders and point of purchase displays.
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Former Kent wicketkeeper Paul Dixey will be given his chance to press his claims for a contract with Leicestershire over the next month.
The 23-year-old Dixey was released by Kent midway through last season and has been on trial with Leicestershire since March.
Dixey made his Leicestershire debut in the first-class match against Loughborough MCCU last week and will get more first team cricket because Tom New is sidelined with a broken toe.
New sustained the injury playing football in the warm-up – a modern day cricketer's injury – on the third day of the County Championship match against Derbyshire at Grace Road.
New will be out of action for between four and six weeks leaving Leicestershire with no other contracted wicketkeeper now that Paul Nixon is regarded as a specialist batsman.
Dixey, a former Durham University student, played in the Clydesdale Bank 40 matches against Warwickshire at Edgbaston on May 1 and Durham at Grace Road the following day and is expected to make his County Championship debut against Surrey at The Oval on May 4.
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Firm runs up recruiting bill for energy company merger
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- March 05, 2014
TASMANIA'S new hybrid energy company has been flying in interstate recruitment consultants for its recent restructure.
And the company is refusing to say how much it will cost Tasmanian energy users.
The day after TasNetworks revealed 169 jobs would go as part of the merger between Aurora and Transend, the Mercury can reveal the new company engaged a recruitment firm whose representatives were flown in and out because it had no Tasmanian presence.
A company spokesman confirmed EY (formerly known as Ernst and Young) had been employed to undertake two streams of work: "TasNetworks' detailed organisation design and project management of the recruitment process to populate the organisation design."
A TasNetworks spokesman said it provided flights and accommodation for EY staff.
But the company would not provide the tender documents or details about the costs, saying the Mercury could pursue them through legislated Right to Information avenues.
A global company, EY has offices in Adelaide, Brisbane, Canberra, Melbourne, Perth and Sydney.
Communications, Electrical and Plumbing Union state secretary Trevor Gauld, whose union supports the merger, said the company needed to be more transparent about spending on consultancies and high-end appointments.
"The issue is that the savings that are created [through the merger] should be flowing back to state revenue," Mr Gauld said.
"We are concerned that they will be over-employing senior management and marketing staff rather than their core business of delivering cheaper and reliable energy."
TasNetworks said yesterday 169 jobs would go under the merger of Aurora and Transend that will come into effect by the end of June.
The move is tipped to save up to $10 million a year.
The 1179 roles in Aurora and Transend have been reduced to 1010 with TasNetworks.
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Jason Anderson of Bellerive Posted at 2:51 PM March 06, 2014
Two things - savings of only 10 million a year suggests they have not even realised the full savings of sacking 169 staff. Surely the average salary including oncosts is greater than $59,172! (10 million divided by no of employees) Another area of the business is clearly costing more. Secondly, isn't Wise Lord and Ferguson the representatives for EY in Tas? I know for a fact there is enough skill and talent in Tasmania to manage these companies, and local recruitment firms are capable of performing this role. I wonder how often these senior managers 'have' to fly to Melbourne or Sydney to meet with EY. Money down the drain.
Ian Bartle of Upper Rosny Posted at 5:35 PM March 05, 2014
Wow, suddenly everything old is new again. And what pray tell, is the fate of the no doubt highly-paid genius who came up with the idea that splitting the Hydro into separate companies (each with its own CEO and associated entourage as well as new logos and stationery) was the way forward to a bright new future? It remains to be seen whether Tasmania can top this noteworthy entry in the local Yes Minister Awards. My advice would be keep your powder dry people, it is highly likely this one will be left in the shade, and probably well within the fortnight. With such likely nominees as Nick McKim, Bryan Green, O'Byrne & Associates, Jacqui Lambie and Brenton Best, it's pretty much an open field.
Lynda Morris of Huon Posted at 11:23 AM March 05, 2014
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Menu of the week: Tofu
Hi all! I am back from beautiful Flagstaff AZ and Santa Fe NM.
I didn't get glutened once in 11 days of travel eating non of my own cooking. Needless to say, I am raring to cook up some deliciousness now and want big bold flavorful dishes to make up for a few bland ones over the last two weeks or so. Green chile harvest has just started in NM and in my backyard. I could eat green chiles most days. As soon as I have enough ripe ones, I roast them, peel them and put them in the freezer for use all winter.
I am so backed up on posts about everything that is it hard to focus, at least with the menu planning, it is nice and easy.
I love tofu and to my happiness, so does my darling BF. With all of his other textural food pickiness, I would have thought that tofu would be off the list, but he embraces the tofu and eats it right up. So do I. I have many different recipes for tofu, but since I have been posting about those off and on over the last few years, I am going to try a few new ones.
This week's menu swap is hosted by Wheatstate Celiac so make sure you check out Jyesika's blog for all the tofu menus.
Sunday: Southwest
Green chile stew with roasted green chiles from the garden and garden tomatoes
Lunch: Green chile mac and cheese
Dinner: Deep South: Book of Yum's Southern fried tofu, Granny's green beans (overcooked pole beans with onion and bacon) and Southern style risotto – not sure what this will entail yet as I have to make it up. What?? I have 6 hours still! jalapeno onion hush puppies based on this recipe altered to be GF, why not? Or based on this chef's reviews and alterations of this recipe, since it is already GF. Or this one.
Tuesday: Asian/Vietnamese
Tofu water chestnut lettuce wraps (like PF Changs) and bun cha (Vietnamese grilled pork over rice noodles and herbs. I will be combining several recipe styles to create the dish.
Wednesday and Thursday: on the road for work – it never ends. I am almost caught up with board meetings.
Friday: Southwest again! (Or we might take off for the weekend to a cottage on a lake up North with friends) Blue corn green chile chicken enchiladas. I am obviously on a green chile kick.
Baked sweet of the week: Key Lime Meltaways (adapted to be GF)
Happy eating!
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celticjig1about 7 years ago
Thanks! Sure come on over and bring those GF cream puffs you mentioned a few posts back! I even got to eat at Picasso's in Flagstaff, which has an entire GF pizza and appetizer menu and it was tasty. I need one of those restaurants in MI. Expensive, but worth it. I ordered an extra pizza to have in the fridge all week as I was trying to survive on Northern AZ University cafeteria food - it was great for breakfast. When's the big move? GingerReply
Sally Parrott Ashbrookabout 7 years ago
Any sense of whether those hush puppies would work with an egg replacer? I'd give anything to have some delicious, delicious hush-puppies once again---they're (oddly enough) one of my favorite foods ever. Will you send me or post the info on how you altered the recipe?Reply


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Constellation and Oyster Creek Generating Station employ approximately 707 people. The nuclear facility generates 625-megawatts of electricity, contributing to a significant percentage of nuclear energy used by the state. The nuclear energy generated from Oyster Creek Generating Station provides clean air, environmental stewardship and low, stable electricity prices.
In addition, Constellation provides commercial, industrial, public sector and government agencies, municipalities and utilities with a comprehensive array of products and services to meet electricity, and sustainability needs. Constellation also provides competitive pricing for electricity and natural gas for residential customers as well as solar options.
Beyond reducing carbon emissions and providing cleaner sources of electricity, Exelon is invested as environmental stewards. Oyster Creek partners with local environmental organizations, such as the Marine Mammal Stranding Center, by providing funding for the purchase of their first emergency generator to allow the rescue organization to continue to care for and rehabilitate marine life even when power is lost.
Constellation works with its customers to reduce energy consumption as well as offers renewable and sustainable options including:
Exelon is proud of our employee culture of volunteerism, and we sponsor many initiatives on a higher level. Oyster Creek employees personally pledged nearly $286,000 to the United Way of Ocean County, making Oyster Creek the largest regional contributor ever. Oyster Creek contributes to various other community organizations throughout the year including: Waretown Schools, American Cancer Society and and Fish Hawks Saltwater Anglers Club to support the purchase of fishing rods and equipment to be given to youth members of Big Brothers Big Sisters of Ocean County.
Oyster Creek Generating Station is located in Lacey Township, Ocean County, near the New Jersey shore. Oyster Creek began operating in 1969 as the first large-scale commercial nuclear power plant in the United States. Its single boiling water reactor produces 645 net MW, enough to power 600,000 average American homes.
Salem Nuclear Power Plant is located in Hancocks Bridge, N.J. about 18 miles south of Wilmington, Del. It's a 2-unit nuclear power facility that can produce enough electricity to power more than 2 million average American homes. PSEG owns 57% of Salem, Exelon Corporation owns the remaining 43%.