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Hiawatha House: 07/22/12
My whole teaching career was with Middle School kids. They have their own perception of life and it doesn't go much further than the next hour. If you get to understand a little bit about Middle School kids you can see their sense of humor and play along with them and have some fun.
In my late twenties to early thirties I developed some pattern baldness. There was a noticeable part on the back of my head where the hair was thinning. Well, did the boys have fun. Almost every day somebody would say, "Mr. Kline , you're going bald!" Now this was a line that one could play with. There are many replies to this one. Also in my head was the idea that I was going bald. But many times I teased these little guys that some day they would be balder than I am. They could never get this one. Some of these guys gave me more static than others. And some didn't mention the topic.
Now I still live in the community that I taught in. I taught in the same school for 28 years. By the end of my career about 20 % of my students were children of former students. I still live in the same district so from time to time I see former students like my optometrist. Many of my former students are active in the community.
Now what really got me writing this post was I saw a picture of John who was teaching kids to fish. I haven't seen John since he left gr. nine but I see his folks once in a while.Well guess what? John is very hair challenged!
One kid Dan, pestered me more than any other. Dan was completely shiny before he turned thirty.
I don't know what the percentage is for pattern baldness but what ever it is my former students are in it.
As for me , I've stayed the same with the thin hair patch...no more no less. I remember all my great uncles and Grandpa had exactly the same place where their hair was thin.
So guys I guess I get the last laugh!
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I has a sad. - The World War 1 Flying Ace
I felt the same way when BBC lost the rights to show all the races. Sky TV took it and there's not a thing on this earth that will make me give my money to them so I only get to properly watch half a season now >_

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Having problem with Back Pain? Get Some Alleviation By Trying These Ideas | Fixing Your Back Can Break It Having problem with Back Pain? Get Some Alleviation By Trying These Ideas – Fixing Your Back Can Break It
Having problem with Back Pain? Get Some Alleviation By Trying These Ideas
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If your back discomfort has you down all the time, tired, and always in severe pain that you just can’t relieve, you can use these tips to get great strategies that could prove more powerful than addicting medications and painful treatments. Use the advice provided to take on the best pain relief measures possible for yourself.
Don’t ignore the pain. If you know a particular activity is going to exacerbate https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wEP_Q1tNi-g&index=1&list=PLf-cnqCMdnRsUBUHxJS4rUgDUZTfImDBY your pain, then don’t do that activity. Ignoring it will not make it go away faster. In fact, pushing through the pain will probably result in further injury, making the pain last even longer.
Genetics or habits of daily life can make you vulnerable to back problems. Regular visits to a chiropractor for back alignments can help prevent a painful condition from developing. Consulting a chiropractor on a regular basis could help you in fixing the small problems before they become serious injuries.
While anesthetic and steroid shots are common for back discomfort, this is not effective for everyone. In addition, prolonged episodes of this can actually sometimes cause more back discomfort to the person. However, these methods are popular and necessary for treatment of back discomfort in some scenarios. Again, it is your physician that will determine the treatment.
One of the absolute best ways to strengthen your back is to keep it flexible. Yoga, Pilates or Tai Chi are some methods that will help you. Two to four times a week, alternated with strength training will put you in tip top shape. Give it some time and soon you will hopefully forget the pain that https://draxe.com/10-researched-benefits-chiropractic-adjustments/ had you lying on the couch.
Smoking can be a contributor to your back discomfort. Smoking can reduce your circulation, and contribute to the degeneration of spinal discs.
The best time to stretch your muscle and alleviate back pain is to stretch while they are warm. Post exercise, take the time to stretch those muscles!
When you sit or drive for extended periods of time, you are risking your back health. Buy a back cushion that is designed to assist with such problems. These can be purchased at many online retailers, and are typically sold in drugstores as well. You may need to try several kinds of support pillows to find a pillow that suits your body.
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Sauerkraut	January 16, 2016 / Robinne Weiss	I wrote about my husband and daughter starting sauerkraut on 28 December last year. I thought I should post the results of the fermentation that has been going on (rather odiferously) in the weeks since.
They had filled a 3-gallon crock with shredded cabbage—packed tight. Today I canned (bottled) 26 pints of well-fermented sauerkraut!
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After a year of building, painting and finding the right parts, I present to you my bike! by theMicktrix in FixedGearBicycle
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Tour De Queens (5th Annual) by sinerex in NYCbike
I registered for it, but I'm not sure if I'll be able to make it. Here's hoping though!
My beautiful bike, Marilyn. by [deleted] in FixedGearBicycle
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Pictures showing the chainring (what your right pedal is attached to). Essentially, the front of your bike facing right.
Oh do they? by wobbletabble in bicycling
31.6 Seatposts? by [deleted] in FixedGearBicycle
I recently purchased the Kalloy Laprade SP-243 from citygrounds. Less than $20 and it seems pretty good. I've only been on for about 50 miles though, and I'm very much a novice cyclist. I do like it though.
This advice was taped to my favorite bike rack the other day! by [deleted] in bicycling
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The benefit (for me) is listening to my favorite riding music while, well, while I ride. I defend wearing them because I believe it should be the rider's choice to do so or not. I'm all for informing people about the dangers of it, but let them decide for themselves if it's worth it.
FTR: I ride with one bud in on the non-traffic side sometimes, other times (rush hour, group rides, new areas that I haven't cycled before) I leave them out. I can say with full certainty though that wearing them or not makes no difference to my behavior on the bike. I rely more on my eyes, and being predictable.
hub/axle spacers by whatafix in FixedGearBicycle
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Unfortunately, not all LBS's are as good as they should be. I've been to 3 separate shops in my area, and none of my experiences are what I would call good. I've been trying to build a frame since March, and every single one of them were no help for various reasons. I ended up just ordering almost everything offline.
I'm going to try another LBS tomorrow for some final pieces/assembly, but I'm not very optimistic about it TBH.
*UPDATE*Unknown LV1 Track Frame by Sneslywipes in FixedGearBicycle
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Hey, I'm trying to build one of these up as a first bike myself & have a few questions, because I can find NO information online.
What size seatpost is compatible with this?
What type of headset is compatible?
Is it just me, or are the rear forkends narrower than they should be? I bought a set of wheels, but the hub spindle seems to be unable to go all the way in to the forkend.
True love these days is extinct. by [deleted] in sixwordstories
No it isn't, just keep trying.
These scars are heavy with memories. (self.sixwordstories)
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This is my first piece of writing, but please be honest. Looking to grow & learn to express myself creatively, and stumbled on this subreddit. Thank you for your time.
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Are these good wheels? by [deleted] in FixedGearBicycle
15%, not much but every little bit counts right? Especially on an already ridiculously cheap pair. Ended up paying $93 for the black machined front non-machined rear with free shipping.
Sorry you couldn't capitalize on it too. Good luck!
You mean these? I just ordered a set yesterday. If you use the promo code 'FOOTDOWN' you'll get a small discount as well.
Where to find good, reasonably priced wheels? by cornyb in FixedGearBicycle
Ordered these this morning. Nice find!
My First Fixed Gear (Budget Build) by [deleted] in FixedGearBicycle
How are you liking the wheelset? How much did it cost you altogether?
My carbon/steel steed - The Hour by BlakeyD in FixedGearBicycle
Built new righ. Got a herniated disc. Can't ride till better. Ultimate first world problems. by beepbopborp in FixedGearBicycle
What are the specs? Parts? How much did it run you in total?
E: Awesome bike BTW
Cheap Aluminum frames to build with? by cwcorbin11 in FixedGearBicycle
Good to know, I'm 5'6. But darn I wish I had known about SGV, I bought from citygrounds last night.
It's my first ground up build, and my first track frame, so I'm excited & nervous all at once.
I'm thinking of building up a bike with this frame, however, true to it's name I know nothing about the geometry because there's next to no info on it. What size did you get and what are your measurements? Does it fit well?
Lemon Meringue Cupcakes by dibblah in food
I always pronounce this like the dance and I imagined dancing cupcakes.
It's hard out there for a cyclist. by pminkin in pics
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This video reminded me how much I love Tim Johnson.
Nope'd the motherFUCK out.
This image is so incredibly captivating to me.. by kb1315 in pics
The only other one of those I've seen is Taxi Driver, which I loved. I've been meaning to see Black Swan, and I'll definitely look into Amores Perros (that name gives me pause).
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Episode 4; The 1/2 Iron(wo)man, Saga of a blind athlete
We had some technical issues this weekend, but here it is!!! Episode four :)
Please keep sending your feedback by either commenting or emailing rmavery@primus.ca
Thanks Terese (13) for filming, casting and editing...
Episode 3; The half iron(wo)man - Saga of a Blind Athlete
episode three! Target Practice
Thanks for tuning in again! We are loving sharing this journey with you all. Keep sending us your feedback and thoughts to rmavery@primus.ca
Turn up your speakers... Time for a bit of goal talk...
Awesome job Terese (my daughter 13) on directing and casting :)
The 1/2 Iron(wo)man; Saga of a Blind Athlete Episode #2
So here it is!!! Week two of training! Terese's fancy filming and my boys both helping. This week we took a minute to pause and see what kind of equipment one might need (as a blind athlete) in order to train for a 1/2 ironman. Enjoy! Again, we are still working on our volume issues (although I'm fairly convinced it's the equipment)
Lets us know what you think! Also we are looking for future contributions so drop us a line!!! rmavery@primus.ca
.. and I'm back in grade one. Learning about lions and lambs. Learning about what it means to be "other" in my own skin, in my own class, in my own idea of "other" so kindly given to me. And Oh how I have lived it... this disabled life. I park in the special close spots. Correction, those who drive me get to park in the nice spots. That surely must be a perk right?
January made me think I was over thinking. February made me feel.... embraced in an idea. This notion of alone in a crowd. Shuffled between the known and the assumed. And yet I am still living the "other" in this new world of athlete that I have pretended to be a part of. Perhaps I don't run fast. I know I'm not strong. I know that by all rights I should be able to lift that weight, or run that long.... I am .... unnerved at my belief in these words "able" and "should". I am ... forever redefining my opinions on gravity. I am ... I have no clue.
This is week one of the official half ironman training. I thought it was a lot before. I thought my hair couldn't get any frizzier from being frazzled. I thought I would stop waking up in the kitchen at two am eating bananas and bagels. I thought I was losing my mind before.
My solo half marathon left a traumatic nervousness in it's wake. I jump at all movements. Spin around at the slightest noise. I see shadows in the mirror and say excuse me. I haven't found peace in a run since. I wake up in shakes and sweats, afraid to miss the train tracks in my dreams. I feel my heart rate racing when I am late for things.
And I still wake up eating bananas on the kitchen floor at two am. There are callouses forming on my hands from gripping metal free weights. My elbows have rug burn from alternating planks. My hair is frizzy. I have hopes that calm comes before the race. I have hopes that life will stop whipping around like a tornado and settle in the dust of collective thought.
... still deciding what exactly it is that I am.
February's Stats;
Running - 33 runs, 125.87 km covered, Runstreak maintained
Biking - 9 bike rides, 183.7km covered. swimming - 5 swims, 7.45 km covered.
weights - 8 weight workouts
core - 7 core workouts
toenails - 2 toenails lost
yoga - ok I admit ... zero yoga... I'm working up to it.... I swear.
And to March? Well, if she's anything like me... she'll come in like a lion and leave in the same manner. I'm not sure I operate in any other gear.

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Do Oxfordshire attractions welcome disabled customers? - BBC News
MPs criticise disability work tests Jump to media player The government's workplace capability assessments, designed to get more disabled people back to work, have been heavily criticised by a committee of MPs.
http://www.bbc.com/news/av/uk-19418990/disabled-people-wrongly-deprived-of-benefits
Many tourist attractions in the UK are failing to do enough to welcome disabled customers, according to a disabled charity.
Vitalise says some venues are difficult, or even impossible, for people using wheelchairs to visit.
The BBC's Sinead Carroll looks at how accessible attractions in the Oxfordshire area are.
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Native Minnow: I am the boy your mother wanted you to meet, but I am broken and torn with heels at my feet
I am the boy your mother wanted you to meet, but I am broken and torn with heels at my feet
I'm going to a Deer Tick concert tonight. I usually don't get very excited for shows anymore, but I'm excited to go to this one. I probably won't get home until one or two in the morning, but it'll be worth it. I just hope there are more people in attendance than the last concert I saw at this venue (last time there was a huge snow storm, and only five people showed - I felt bad for the band, but they played anyway).
The other day I told a girl in my lab about it and she asked who I would be going with.
Me: I don't know. I might be going alone, but even if that's the case, I'm still excited.
Her: You never know, you could meet someone there.
Me: That will never ever happen.
Her: That never happens because you never try!
Posted by Native Minnow at 6:22 AM
Labels: bands, concerts, conversations with friends, Have you missed me?
the last time I was out (or up) until 2:00 a.m. it was.....
wow. I can't remember.
I did it twice more this weekend. Hey, a fella's got to celebrate his ten year leaving his wife anniversary somehow.


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Covenants of Old Testament - Paul Sagai | Covenant (Biblical) | Book Of Exodus
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COVENANTS IN THE PENTATEUCH 1. INTRODUCTION In General Covenant is an agreement between two people and involves promises on the part of each to the other. The concept of a covenant between God and His People is one of the central themes of the Bible. In the Biblical sense, a covenant implies much more that a contract or a simple agreement between two persons or parties. The word for “Covenant” in the Old Testament also provides additional insight into the meaning of this important idea. The English word "covenant" obviously means "to come together", and is derived from the Latin con "with", venio "to come", and is cognate with such words as "convention" and "convenient" where the basic idea of "coming together" either of persons, or the fitness and aptness of circumstances underlies the meaning and usage of such words. The Hebrew word "covenant" is berith, and this word refers to something that has been "cut". (http://www.heavendwellers.com/hd_covenant.htm) But when we hear the meaning as “cut” really we won’t understand it really. But in the Hebrew, the covenant or the berith was confirmed by sacrifice and a reference to Jeremiah 34:18,19 will show what lies behind the choice of this expression. We learn that Zedekiah the king had made a covenant with all the people which were at Jerusalem, to proclaim liberty unto them, but afterwards the king and the people turned and caused the servants who had been set free to become bond slaves again (Jer. 34:8-11). To these men who had thus violated their covenant, Jeremiah addressed these words: "And I will give the men that have transgressed My covenant, which have not performed the words of the covenant which they had made before Me, WHEN THEY CUT THE CALF IN TWAIN, and passed through the pieces thereof" (Jer. 34:18). By means of this strange ceremony, the contracting parties seem to say "The Lord do so to me and more also, if I keep not my promise". Covenant plays an important role in the life of Israel. Among many major and minor covenants in the Bible we will just see about Three important Covenant in the Old Testament.
2. GOD’S COVENANT WITH NOAH
2.1. Context: Centuries before the time of Abraham, God made a covenant with Noah, assuring Noah that He would never again destroy the world by flood (Genesis 9). Noah lived at a time when the whole earth was filled with violence and corruption – Noah did not allow the evil standards of his day to rob him of fellowship with God. stood out as the only one who “walked with God” (Genesis 6:9), as was also true of great-grandfather Enoch (Genesis 5:22). “Noah was a just man, perfect in generations” (Genesis 6:9). The Lord singled out Noah from among all contemporaries and chose him as the man to accomplish a great work. yet He his his his
When God saw the wickedness that prevailed in the world (Genesis 6:5), He told Noah of His intention to destroy the ancient world by a universal flood. God instructed Noah to build an ark in which he and his family would survive the universal deluge. Noah believed God “according to all that God commanded him, so he did” (Genesis 6:22). With steadfast confidence in God, Noah started building the ark. During this time, Noah continued to preach God’s judgment and mercy, warning the ungodly of their approaching doom. But people did not listen to him, instead, they continued in their evil ways and ignored his pleadings and warnings until the flood overtook them. When the ark was ready, Noah entered in with all kinds of animals “and the Lord shut him in” (Genesis 7:16, cut off completely from the rest of mankind. Noah was grateful to the Lord who had delivered him from the flood. After the flood, he built an altar to God (Genesis 8:20) and made a sacrifice, which was accepted graciously by God. 2.2. Content:
God so pleased with the sacrifice of Noah and makes covenant with him. Breed and multiply and fill the earth (Genesis 9:1 ,7) Every living thing that moves will be yours (Genesis 9:3) He who sheds the blood of man, by man shall his blood be shed (Genesis 9:6) Never again shall all living things be destroyed by the waters of a flood (Genesis 9:11)
2.3. Concerned Persons:
I am now establishing my covenant with you and with your descendants to come, and with every living creature and that was with you: birds, cattle and every wild animal with you; everything that came out of the ark, every living thing on earth. (Genesis 9: 9 – 10) 2.4. Connected Sign: And this is the sign of the covenant which I now make between myself and you and every living creature with you for all ages to come: I now set my bow in the clouds and it will be the sign of the covenant between me and the earth. (Genesis 9:12) 3. GOD’S COVENANT WITH ABRAHAM 3.1. Context: Abraham’s story begins with his passage with the rest of his family from Ur of the Chaldeans in ancient south Babylonia (Genesis 11:31). He and his family moved north along the trade routes of the ancient world and settled in the prosperous trade center of Haran, several hundred miles to the northwest. While living in Haran, at the age of 75, Abraham received a call from God to go to a strange, unknown land that God would show him. The Lord promised Abraham that He would make him and his descendants a great nation (Genesis 12:1-3). The promise must have seemed unbelievable to Abraham because his wife Sarah was childless (Genesis 11:30-31; 17:15). Abraham obeyed God with no hint of doubt or disbelief. Abraham took his wife and his nephew, Lot, and went toward the land that God would show him. Abraham moved south along the trade routes from Haran, through Schechem and Bethel, to the land of Canaan. Canaan was a populated area at the time, inhabited by the war-like Canaanites; so, Abraham’s belief that God would ultimately give this land to him and his descendants was an act of faith. “Abram put his faith in Yahweh and this was reckoned to him as uprightness.” (Genesis 15:6). The circumstances seemed quite difficult, but Abraham’s faith in God’s promises allowed him to trust in the Lord. In Genesis, the Lord reaffirmed His promise to Abraham. The relationship between God and Abraham should be understood as a covenant relationship – the most common form of arrangement between individuals in the ancient world. In this case, Abraham agreed to go to the land that God would show him (an act of faith on his part), and God agreed to make Abraham a great nation (Genesis 12:1-3). For his faithfulness and righteousness, for the first time in the history, God explicitly and in a proper way like human being makes covenant with Abraham. “He (God) said to
him, ‘Bring me a three-year-old heifer, a three-year-old she-goat, a three-year-old ram, a turtledove and a young pigeon.’ He brought him all these, split the animals down the middle and placed each half opposite the other; but the birds he did not divide.” (Genesis 15:9-10) “When the sun had set and it was dark, there appeared a smoking firepot and a flaming torch passing between the animals’ pieces.” (Genesis 15:17) The covenant was systematic and proper. “That day Yahweh made a covenant with Abraham in these terms: ‘To your descendants I give this country, …” (Genesis 15:18). 3.2. Content:
 I will give you descendants like stars of heaven (Genesis 15:5)  I will give your descendants the land from the River of Egypt to the Great River
(Genesis 15:18)  Your descendants will be taken into slavery but I will save them (Genesis 15:13)  You will join your ancestors in peace (Genesis 15:15) 3.3. Concerned Persons: This covenant is made between God and Abraham, through God speaks about the giving of the land to the descendants of Abraham but he makes this covenant with Abraham personally. 3.4. Connected Sign: As a sign of the covenant in chapter 17 God asks “ … every one of your males must be circumcised. You must circumcise the flesh of your foreskin and that will be the sign of the covenant between myself and you” (Genesis 17:10b-11). 4. GOD’S COVENANT WITH THE PEOPLE OF ISRAEL 4.1. Context: The Israelites moved to Egypt during the time of Joseph. “Then there came to power in Egypt a new king who had never heard of Joseph,” (Exodus 1:8) and turned Israelites into common slaves. The people cried out to the God of their forefathers. “So God heard their groaning, and God remembered covenant with Abraham, with Isaac, and with Jacob” (Exodus 2:24). He chooses Moses, appears to him in a burning bush, and commissions him for this great task as a mediator between him and his people. After a series of ten plagues upon the land of Egypt, God brought the Israelites out “of Egypt with great power and with a mighty hand” (Exodus 32:11).
Three months after leaving the land of Egypt, the children of Israel camped at the base of Mount Sinai (Exodus (19:1). God promised to make a covenant with the Israelites (Exodus 19:3-6). Before they even knew the conditions of the contract, the people agreed to abide by whatever God said (Exodus 19:8). 4.2. Content:          No other gods but Me Do not take the name of the Lord in vain Observe the Sabbath Honor your father and mother Do not kill Do not commit adultery Do not steal Do not give false witnesses Do not covet
4.3. Concerned Persons: This covenant was made “Between myself (God) and the Israelites…” (Exodus 31:17a) 4.4. Connected Sign: As a first sign “Moses then took the blood and sprinkled it over the people, saying, ‘This is the blood of the covenant which Yahweh has made with you, entailing all these stipulations.” (Exodus 24:8) As a second sign God asks “The Israelites will keep the Sabbath, observing the Sabbath for all their generations to come: this is an eternal covenant. Between myself and the Israelites, this is a sign for ever….” (Exodus 31:16-17). 5. COMPARISON In all the three covenants the initiation comes from God. It is God who voluntarily comes down, out of love, and makes covenant with his people. In all the three covenant God separates his people from the other people of nations. There is specific sign is given in all the three covenants. In the first covenant with Noah the sign is his bow, in the second covenant with Abraham it is circumcision and in the third covenant with the people of Israel it is the blood of the lamb and asks the people to keep holy the Sabbath as a sign of the Covenant. In all the three covenants God promises that he would be steadfast in keeping up the covenant. He makes the covenant in order to have an eternal relationship with his chosen ones.
If we see as differences, the first covenant is with Noah, animals and nature which means it is with the whole universe. So it can also be called universal covenant. In the second covenant it is with God and with his faithful servant Abraham it is something personal where as if we take the third covenant it is with the people of Israel whom he chose for himself. The second differences we see in these three covenants are: the first two covenants speak of blessings and there are not much conditions or curses. The blesses them to breed and multiply and fill the earth and he promises to give the land for the descendants but where as in the third covenant there are conditions, commandments. Blessings are given in the fulfillment of the commandments. If they don’t follow the commandments there are curse. In the first two covenants God directly makes covenant with Noah and Abraham where as in the third covenant God choses Moses as a mediator between him and the people of Israel and Moses proves that God is right in choosing him as a mediator and he does his job excellently. The covenant of God with the people of God comes as the fulfillment of all the other covenants which God made before. 6. CONCLUSION All these covenants prefigure the New Covenant in one way or the other. In the new covenant it is between God and his New Israel. Here the sign that God places in the clouds is not the bow but his own son who will be coming in the clouds. The covenantal seal is not just the blood of lamb but the blood of Christ who intercedes before the throne of God. That’s why Jesus said “This cup is the new covenant in my blood poured out for you.” (Luke 22:20) Jesus plays a role of New Moses in the covenantal relationship between God and his beloved people, the church. Noah became the Father of the New Creation, savior of the whole creation through whom God carried out the salvation of the universe, in the case of Abraham he became the Father of all the nations through his faith. And in the new covenant Jesus becomes the ‘first born of all creation.’ (Colossians 1:15) Jesus is the fulfillment of all the Old Covenants.
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A multi-discipline team of scientists led by Zhongxing Ming, visiting scholar at Princeton University, discussed their blockchain-based advanced TCP/IP Blockcloud during the recent Blockchain Connect Conference in San Jose, CA.
The future of the Internet of Things (IoT) is in peril. “IoT applications are hitting roadblocks due to the obsolete architecture of today’s Internet,” they said. “TCP/IP cannot cope any more with the sheer number of devices and the mobile nature of today’s connectivity.”
“If you look at blockchain, you’ll see the same concern: the underlying protocol,” said Zhongxing Ming. He quoted Vitalik Buterin, one of the godfathers of blockchain, who declared recently, "I don't spend much time watching thousands of different blockchain applications. At this stage, what I think is important is the underlying blockchain protocol."
The traditional Internet, which hasn’t evolved in decades, uses a point-to-point, IP address-based communication model. This is suitable under small-scale and static network conditions, but not for mobile IoT applications where the number of devices is huge and the IP addresses change in real time.
To address this challenge, Blockcloud introduced a service-centric network (SCN). Separating the identity of an IP address from its location semantics, it allows applications to establish connections directly with service names without having to handle complex IP address management. This approach can solve the mobility and scalability problems of existing networks, offering both performance and compatibility with existing IP networks.
However, SCN needs another “leg” to stand on its feet. How to ensure the safety of the services exchanged and how to motivate service providers to offer services on the network? Thus blockchain technology can be used to create an ecosystem that is both safe and profitable for all service providers.
According to Zhongxing Ming and his team, this is especially good for IoT, “As a next-generation TCP/IP based on blockchain technology, Blockcloud can reliably connect a large number of devices in car networking, smart health, and smart home, and support mobile communication networks. With its performance and its token incentive system, it can be regarded as the real prototype of the next-generation Internet.”
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BBC News - Leap Motion: Touchless tech wants to take control
Leap Motion's gesture-controlled device connects to a computer via a USB cable. It is far from being the first firm to try to revolutionise how we control our PCs.
There are already many other PC-compatible gesture sensors, including a version of Microsoft's Kinect for Windows. However, their size may have limited their appeal.
Oblong's G-Speak platform is a more expensive gesture-based system that can be used with gloves or bare-handed. It inspired the tech used in the film Minority Report.
Celluon's Magic Cube lets you project a full-size laser keyboard on to any flat surface. The bluetooth gadget also lets you use your fingertip as a mouse to drag, point and click.
The Myo armband includes a motion tracker as well as a sensor that detects muscles' electrical activity and gestures. It is still in development.
Apple co-founder Steve Wozniak created the Core UC-100 control. All 16 keys on its pad were programmable to trigger custom functions, but it proved too clunky for the masses.
Mattel launched the Power Glove in 1989. It was designed to work with a Nintendo games console to simulate hand movements but ultimately failed to catch on.
Images of this saucery-spin on a keyboard and trackball appeared in 2009. It never made it beyond the concept stage so we'll never know how hard it would be to use.
Tobii's gaze-controlled sensors allow users to control computers with their eyes. The look-and-do tech was originally developed for people with disabilities.
Zspace is developing a system which combines special glasses and a stylus to allow users to work in what it describes as a "3D holographic-like environment".
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The keyboard and mouse have long been the main bridge between humans and their computers. More recently we've seen the rise of the touchscreen. But other attempts at re-imagining controls have proved vexing.
"It's one of the hardest problems in modern computer science," Michael Buckwald, chief executive and co-founder of Leap Motion, told the BBC.
But after years of development and $45m (£29m) in venture funding, his San Francisco-based start-up has come up with what it claims is the "most natural user interface possible." It's a 3D-gesture sensing controller that allows touch-free computer interaction.
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Israeli firm Primesense has been making headlines in recent days thanks to a report that it is in talks to be bought by Apple - something the 3D sensor firm says is an unfounded rumour.
Rather than trying to make consumer products of its own, the company licenses its depth-sensing tech to others. Its sensors are used in Microsoft's original Kinect, a 3D scanner by Matterbot and iRobot's Ava - a device that guides itself through hospitals allowing doctors to use it to "visit" patients without leaving their office.
Primesense recently showed off Capri - a second-generation sensor that is 10 times smaller than the previous version and needs less power.
It has fitted the component to one of Google's Nexus tablets to stir up interest and also suggests it could be built into smartphones.
But rather than fitting the sensor to the front of devices to recognise owners' gestures, the firm suggests the best use would be on their backs to look out into the surrounding environments.
"Object recognition is something that is very easily do-able," chief executive Inon Beracha tells the BBC.
"Imagine you scan something - you would get an identification and then you could get the price for an object."
Although the sensor won't feature in the Xbox One games console's new Kinect - which is using Microsoft's own tech - Mr Beracha says to expect news of a tie-up with another big player "in the next months".
Using only subtle movements of fingers and hands within a short distance of the device, virtual pointing, swiping, zooming, and painting become possible. First deliveries of the 3in (7.6cm)-long gadget begin this week.
"We're trying to do things like mould, grab, sculpt, draw, push," explains Mr Buckwald.
"These sorts of physical interactions require a lot of accuracy and a lot of responsiveness that past technologies just haven't had." He adds that it's the only device in the world that accurately tracks hands and all 10 fingers at an "affordable" price point, and it's 200 times more precise than Microsoft's original Kinect.
It works by using three near-infrared LEDs (light emitting diodes) to illuminate the owner's hands, and then employs two CMOS (complementary metal-oxide-semiconductor) image sensors to obtain a stereoscopic view of the person's actions.
Hundreds of thousands of pre-orders have poured in from around the world, and thousands of developers are working on applications, Mr Buckwald says.
Leap Motion is convinced it has a shot at making gesture controls part of the mainstream PC and Mac computing experience. But some high-profile Silicon Valley leaders doubt Leap Motion will render the mouse and keyboard obsolete anytime soon.
They include Tom Preston-Werner, chief executive and founder of Github, a service used by developers to share code and advice.
Coders will still have a need for keyboards and computer mice for years to come, he says, adding that sticking your arm out and waving it for any length of time will be uncomfortable and tiring. For developers who work long hours, Mr Preston-Warner says he prefers approaches like the forthcoming Myo armband, which wirelessly transmits electrical signals from nerves and muscles to computers and gadgets without being tethered to a USB port. Other Silicon Valley programmers like Ajay Juneja, aren't convinced Leap Motion's touch-free controller has entirely solved the human-computer interface problem either.
"It's a tool for hobbyists and game developers," says the founder of Speak With Me, a firm that develops natural-language voice-controlled software.
"What else am I going to use a gestural interface for?" Of course, Leap Motion has lots of ideas. The company already has its own app store called Airspace with 75 programmes including Core's Painter Freestyle art software, Google Earth and other data visualisation and music composition apps. The New York Times also plans to release a gesture-controlled version of its newspaper.
Leap Motion is launching its own app store to help developers promote compatible software
Mr Buckwald says he doesn't expect a single "killer app" to emerge. Instead he predicts there will be "a bunch of killer apps for different people".
Kwindla Kramer, chief executive of Oblong Industries - which helped inspire the gesture-controlled tech in the movie Minority Report - considers Leap Motion's controller "a step forward".
His firm makes higher-end devices ranging from $10,000 to $500,000 for industry.
Leap's "accuracy and pricing" is great, he says, but adds that the "tracking volume" - the area where the device can pick up commands - is somewhat limited.
Still, most experts believe the user interfaces of the future will accept a mash-up of different types of controls from a range of different sensors.
Meanwhile, Leap is already looking beyond the PC and says it hopes to embed its tech into smartphones, tablets, TVs, cars and even robots and fighter jets in future.


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Wolverine Basketball: Notre Dame Takes Title, BA Ends Skid
The Wolverine Winter Tournament wrapped up today with Notre Dame Prep taking home the title. Notre Dame edged St. Thomas More 83-77, in a hard fought battle. The consolation game was a match up of instate rivals MCI and Bridgton, the third meeting for the teams this year.
The start of the game looked like it would be a repeat of the previous meetings, MCI walking away with the win. The Huskies scored on their first two possessions and quickly went up 5-0, however they would only score nine more points in the half and Bridgton outscored MCI 31-9 over the remainder of the half to enjoy a 31-14 lead at the break.
Bridgton was able to hold onto the double digit lead for the entire second half, MCI cut the lead to 11 with 12:45 to play. BA was able to extend the lead again and reached their biggest advantage at 60-42 with 2:22, after Alex Harris (Richmond, CA) knocked down a three. Bridgton ended its four game skid with a 64-51 win.
Head Coach Whit Lesure likened the game to bargain shopping by saying, "This game had the 'three for a buck' feel to it. You think you are getting a deal, but do not know if you actually got anything." Lesure went on to say, "our team is like iron, the key ingredient is heat. When the heat is on its going to stay on and we are not going to break."
Bridgton will next host Lee Academy on Tuesday February 2nd. Bridgton's record now stands at 7-10.
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aechamps said...
I thought the game was at Lee Academy on the 3rd.
What college's is Alex Harris drawing interest from?


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Whether you're the parent of a budding scientist, or a wildlife lover looking for a family-friendly Miami outing, few attractions compare to Zoo Miami. Just prebook general admission tickets to enjoy the Zoo's cageless exhibits, where you can see animals—from koalas to elephants—roaming freely in their habitats. Whether you opt for upgraded monorail passes, or just enjoy the animals and included parking, the zoo is a must-see South Florida attraction.
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A Zoo Miami admission ticket grants guests the enjoyment of seeing jaguars, lions, tigers, orangutans, elephants, the 'Wings of Asia Aviary', and the largest Asian-themed aviary in the western hemisphere with hundreds of free-flying birds. You will also get to see gorillas, chimps, koalas, tree kangaroos, frogs, snakes, meerkats, and more animals than we could ever list! At 'Amazon and Beyond', experience a rainforest, jaguars, anacondas, bats, venomous snakes (behind glass exhibits, of course), rare frogs, harpy eagles, and a 48,000-gallon aquarium.
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schmidtw wrote a review Apr. 2020
Bludenz, Austria3 contributions1 helpful vote
Best zoo I have ever met
It was a great experience to vist this amazing zoo. Unfortunately the bus stopped very far from the zoo, so we had to walk for a very long time to the zoo.
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Kaitie K wrote a review Apr. 2020
We love Zoo Miami
We are a zoo family... and this zoo did NOT disappoint. The ticket upgrade so worth it! Feeding giraffes AMAZING experience. We were there on a Thursday, arriving right at 10:00am. Throughout the day it felt like the zoo was open just for us. Low numbers of visitors which…
Thank you for your review, all of your suggestions are spot-on! Thank you.
tantanya2018 wrote a review Feb. 2020
Fort Lauderdale, Florida2 contributions5 helpful votes
MISLEADING TICKET UPGRADE
First of all the zoo itself is great. My disappointment is that the monorail is "temporarily" down (which upon seeing any part of the decrepit monorail my guess is that it will be far from temporary). I paid quite a bit extra for 3 tickets because someone in my party has a…
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john h wrote a review Jan. 2020
I've been living in Miami for 16 years and this was my first time visiting the zoo. What an amazing experience! This has to be one of the greatest zoos in the world. Well kept, clean, and with lots of trees, so you can always find shade to protect yourself from the Florida sun.…
Ashira M wrote a review Jan. 2020
We had the best time! It is an amazing experience for little children with loads of hands on activities! My only issue was with the dinosaur by the entrance. My son was really scared and it took a while to calm him down. I’d recommend removing it so the little kids won’t be…
We purchased our tickets online because of covid19 and went whe zoo opened at 10 am. That worked out well as we pa…
It's been 10 years since I've returned. Was desperate to take my little ones out somewhere that was open during COV…
Miami Zoo the experience is different because it's been closed for the pandemic. The facilities ,rest rooms are ope…
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Lovely family day at the zoo
Beautiful zoo. Very clean. We didn’t see many zoo keepers to answer questions. Getting interactive with animals i…
It is a good zoo - but if you opt for extras it's expensive
Not an espeical zoo fan, but I had a free day and enjoyed walking the entire facility. Monorail is (one of the man…
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We drove almost an hour to visit the zoo. Stood in line for about 30 min, not a big deal. After paying $50 for my h…
Awesome giraffes!!
We really enjoyed our day at the zoo. The landscape is lush and tropical. Excellent giraffe exhibit. We really enjo…
Much more than you can see in a day.
I have trouble walking. This place has bicycles to rent. Perfect for lots of people. We were interested primarily …
A great variety of animals
We were given a two hour tour of the zoo and loved it. The African and Australian sections were great. I loved how…
First of all, parking is free, which is great bc most of the zoos near me charge an outrageous amount just to park …
Really nice zoo.
When we travel we always to to visit local zoos. Our zoo has a reciprocal agreement with them so our membership sav…
Zoo was amazing
Lots of walking or you can ride the mono rail. The animals were fantastic and feeding the giraffe was super cool
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Disappointing, Depressing, Deserted
I had high expectations. I am shocked at all the positive reviews. Half the pens were empty, the animals on the who…
We had the best time at the zoo. We went during the week so some attractions were closed but overall had a great t…
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Member of the writers' wing of the Pro Football Hall of Fame in Canton, OhioFollow on TwitterEmailprintcommentSAN DIEGO -- On a night filled with head-scratching frustration and dagger-through-the heart disappointment, Tony Dungy ultimately came to one conclusion: Justice was served. The 23-21 loss his Colts suffered to the Chargers didn't feel good, not good at all. But it felt right -- in some sick, twisted way."It's a game we probably didn't deserve to win," Dungy said, "and we didn't."That's because the Colts who showed up to play Sunday night at Qualcomm Stadium did not -- other than a hard, tenacious effort by the defense -- resemble the defending Super Bowl champions. These were not your Dungy Colts. These were not your Peyton Manning Colts. Instead, these were your Rod Dowhower Colts, circa 1986, a throwback to the days when mistakes were the norm and the team seemed more interested in acquiring the top pick in the draft.It was a bad night for Peyton Manning, but he still had the Colts in position to win. Donald Miralle/Getty ImagesConsider on this night:" Manning throwing a career-high six interceptions (three to Chargers cornerback Antonio Cromartie), setting a franchise record in the process." Adam Vinatieri, one of the best clutch kickers in NFL history, missing two field goals, including the 29-yard chip shot that would've given Indianapolis a one-point lead with 1:31 left." The special teams allowing two touchdowns by San Diego return specialist Darren Sproles -- a kickoff return and a punt return, both in the first quarter." Dungy calling a dumb final timeout with 1:34 left before Vinatieri's last field goal attempt. That final timeout handcuffed Manning when he got the ball back with 22 seconds left because he had no way to stop the clock.Yet despite all that, the turnovers and errant kicks and special-teams breakdowns and all the rest, the Colts still -- remarkably, incredibly -- had a chance to win after rallying from a 23-0 deficit.The win even seemed to be a foregone conclusion when Colts running back Joseph Addai appeared to have picked up a first down on a 3-yard run to the Chargers' 6 with 1:36 remaining. Officials on the field signaled a first down � but officials in the replay booth challenged the spot. That caused an uproar on the Indianapolis sideline. Dungy had never seen that happen before, a replay challenging a spot in the final minutes.Referee Gene Steratore reversed the call on the field and set up a fourth-and-1. The next play was, amazingly, even more bizarre and frustrating for the Colts.Manning was on the field to run off clock time and try to draw the Chargers offside. As tight end Ben Utecht arose from a three-point stance, two other Colts started to motion to a new formation. Indy runs this play all the time, and according to Dungy, the league office said just last week that the Utecht type of shift was legal.But it wasn't legal Sunday night, at least not to Steratore's officiating crew. Out came the false start flag, the call being that Utecht's move was too abrupt. Dungy complained in vain to officials. Still, he had Mr. Clutch -- Vinatieri -- waiting to give the Colts the lead.Instead, the kick went wide right � barely. A few minutes later, the loss was official, and all of a sudden Indianapolis finds itself in a mini-crisis mode, with a two-game losing streak and just a one-game division lead over Jacksonville and Tennessee.Yes, we know what you're thinking, that the Colts had a hangover from last week's tough loss to the Patriots, that they simply couldn't rebound quick enough from that emotionally draining game. To make matters worse, the physical shortcomings were even tougher to overcome.On the pregame injury report, Indy looked like a team that had traveled to San Diego in an ambulance. The offense was missing three starters -- wide receiver Marvin Harrison, tight end Dallas Clark and left tackle Tony Ugoh. Out on defense were defensive tackle Raheem Brock and linebackers Freddie Keiaho and Tyjuan Hagler.Adam Vinatieri isn't used to blowing a chance to nail the game-winning field goal. AP Photo/Denis PoroyAlthough Dungy preaches to his team not to use injuries as an excuse, Manning's offense was clearly undermanned. The Colts had just 17 active players on offense, and during the game, tackles Charlie Johnson and Ryan Diem were injured. That left Manning with three wide receivers, two tight ends, five offensive linemen and three running backs."We don't use injuries as an excuse, but we still had a chance to win the game," Manning said. "We have no choice but to refocus. � To lose two in a row is disappointing. Getting a win is the best remedy for a two-game losing streak."Manning and Dungy had pained looks on their faces after the game, but few players were seen in the locker room. That's because they were in the training room. Defensive end Dwight Freeney left in the fourth quarter with a lower left leg injury. He left the stadium wearing a boot. Defensive end Keyunta Dawson followed him with what appeared to be a broken or badly bruised hand.Indianapolis was down to third-stringers along the defensive and offensive line, at linebacker and at wide receiver."We certainly have not had a lot of breaks go our way as far as injuries," Manning said. "A lot of those things are out of your control. Hopefully, we can get some guys back. We've got to find a way to get a win, and certainly that starts with me playing better."Manning blamed his interceptions and misfires on bad throws and bad decisions, but it was clear early in the game that the offense was struggling with Aaron Moorehead and Craphonso Thorpe trying to play the roles of Harrison and Anthony Gonzalez in the three-receiver sets. Thorpe has been around the NFL for four years with four teams but hadn't caught a pass in a game until Sunday night. Utecht and Bryan Fletcher won't be confused with Clark at tight end.It didn't help that the Colts trailed 16-0 just 10 minutes into the game. Manning, trying to make something happen, was intercepted three times in the opening quarter as he threw to spots in which the pass-catchers weren't present. Thorpe and Moorehead lack the speed and experience to replace the injured Indy starters. In each half, Manning dialed up potential touchdown passes that Reggie Wayne or Harrison would have caught. Thorpe and Moorehead missed getting to them by a step or two.Then, when LaDainian Tomlinson gave San Diego a 23-0 lead with a 4-yard run midway through the second quarter, Manning was robbed of another offensive weapon. Now, he couldn't balance the offense with runs by Addai.So Manning (34-for-58, 328 yards) hoped to just chip away at the Chargers defense. He found Wayne for an 8-yard touchdown pass for the Colts' first score. Then he directed a lengthy drive that resulted in Vinatieri's having to rush onto the field in the final 10 seconds of the half. But he could not connect on the rushed 42-yard attempt."You're running out there as fast as you can to get things going, and I was just trying to get it off before the clock ran out," Vinatieri said. "It was perfect operation. It was just on me. If I make either one of those two, the game is different, and I let the team down."The Chargers gave the Colts every chance to come back. Philip Rivers struggled and made turnovers. Norv Turner kept calling Tomlinson running plays and was booed by the San Diego crowd. Manning kept firing passes and was in position to win.But the Colts, taking their cue from Dungy, knew they didn't deserve a victory."Usually when you have that many turnovers and you make that many interceptions, you usually don't have a chance," Manning said. "We kept fighting. We had a chance there at the end."The Colts had the chance, and the way they lost was even more painful -- even if the outcome was justified.John Clayton, a member of the Pro Football Hall of Fame writers' wing, is a senior writer for ESPN.com.

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The mute swan is the national bird of Denmark. The marguerite daisy is the national flower. I am pretty sure the national inhalant of Denmark is Marlboro.
My history in selecting AirBnB’s by myself has been a little tenuous. I had one where there was no internet, I had another where I ended up rooming with a girl and her friend and a cat (the cat was the plus side of the rental – obvs.). So this time I made sure Andrew vetted my choice prior to selection so that I did not end up in a tent or a cult or Copenhagen, New York by accident. I almost chose an apartment that was a bit nearer to the city but the reviews on it said that when you opened the windows there was cigarette smoke coming in. I feel bad for the owner of the AirBnB for missing out on renters and want to reach out to her so that she can respond with, “we just call that ‘air’ in Copenhagen.”
After 20 hours of travel, a night out with more drinks than I usually have in a month, days of almost 19 hours of sun and general overwhelmedness, the second day here I kind of crashed. I walked around the city a bit and went to a salon to pick up hair product. Just as the words, “my hair isn’t going to be that frizzy because it’s not that humid here” left my lips, the sky opened up and rain pelted down – I might not understand weather. This was no Oregon drizzle. This was where the phrase “cats and dogs” comes from. I made a quick trip to the gym and headed back to my apartment where I napped for three hours while the rain pelted away.
The texture you see in the above picture is the rain. It was a good day to have my vacation from bed. Eventually I decided to get out of bed and started heading to the improv place I’d been the night before – ICC. I got to the end of the block, changed my mind, and turned to go to the main street to find some dinner and head back to bed – I had hit a wall. Andrew would say it was jet lag. I would say that I don’t believe in jet lag.
Around the corner, it turns out, was a street festival celebrating the neighborhood.
The band was playing Danish pop and the lead singer was super into it. The light crowd was polite and super into the beer. I was, as is my wont, dressed inappropriately for the weather. So I downed my sausage just in time for the couple sitting next to me to light up their cigarettes and put the nail in the proverbial coffin of me hightailing it out of there.
My appetite was not sated, and while I was not in the mood to go out, I also wasn’t quite ready to go back to bed. I found a restaurant with a chef’s tasting menu and wandered in. Tasting menus are my new favorite thing to do at a restaurant. I love food and I love trying new things and I love restaurants. I think food is art – and a tasting menu is like the chef’s best version of their selves.
Green onion with potato and mini potato chips.
C.rab salad
Cod and English peas
Strawberries and meringue and white chocolate
These were the six dishes of the inaptly named 5 course tasting menu. The green onion was tasty but hard to eat because I couldn’t really cut it. The rest of the dishes tasted fine, but I think they could have used some more salt. The service was good, I was brought dishes by apparently anyone with a free hand and they each explained the dishes except for the woman who brought the cod – but she also brought me the next dish and it turns out she was just shy about her English – I totally empathize. What I loved most was the pacing. For Andrew’s birthday I took him to a nice restaurant in Portland and they asked us if we were in a rush. We said no. Then they proceeded to serve us as though they were trying to win a race against the service team at Red Robin – I am pretty sure we were in, dined, paid and out in an hour. But the dinner above was a 2+ hour affair. By the time I was done eating I was almost hungry again.
I got back to my apartment and immediately felt wide awake – probably due to all the food I’d had and not due to the jet lag I don’t believe in.
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Americans are increasingly polarized, ideologically divided, and hostile toward those they disagree with, according to a wide-ranging Pew Research report released Thursday, which finds that "partisan acrimony is deeper and more extensive ... than at any point in recent history." Some of the survey's major findings:
Polarization has increased significantly in the past two decades.
Twenty years ago, about 10 percent of Americans were "uniformly" liberal or conservative in their opinions on 10 issues ranging from the role of government to the effects of racial discrimination. Today, 21 percent are, leaving little room for agreement on whether federal aid to the poor should be more or less generous, for example, or whether environmental regulations' benefits outweigh their cost. The only issue on which Democrats and Republicans moved in the same direction was acceptance of gay rights.
While members of both political parties have become more ideological in their views, the change is especially stark among Democrats, who are more than four times more likely to be consistent liberals today than they were in 1994. Part of the reason, according to Pew, is "a broad societal shift toward acceptance of homosexuality and more positive views of immigrants," two issues formerly divisive for Democrats.
The tie between ideology and political party is stronger than in recent years. Just 4 percent of Republicans are more liberal than the average Democrat, down from 23 percent in 1994, while just 5 percent of Democrats are more conservative than the average Republican, down from 17 percent. Partisans' dislike for the opposition has grown.
Thirty-eight percent of Democrats and 43 percent of Republicans have a "very unfavorable" view of the other party, up from 16 percent and 17 percent respectively in 1994. A significant fraction of partisans see the opposition as a genuine enemy: 27 percent of Democrats, and 36 percent of Republicans, say the other party's policies "are so misguided that they threaten the nation’s well-being.” That number rises to 50 percent among consistently liberal Democrats, and 66 among consistently conservative Republicans. Some, especially conservatives, prefer to live in what the report calls an "ideological echo chamber." Half of Americans with consistently conservative opinions, and 35 percent of those with consistently liberal opinions, say it's important to them to live in a place where most people share their political views. Sixty-three percent of those on the right say that most of their close friends are also conservatives, while 49 percent on the left are friends mostly with liberals.
Partisan voices speak louder. Although the most polarized Americans remain the minority, they're likelier than those with mixed views to cast a ballot, donate to campaigns, and contact elected officials. People with the deepest antipathy to the other party are also among the most politically active. Democrats with a "very unfavorable" view of the GOP are 12 points more likely to say they always vote than those with merely a "mostly unfavorable" view. Republicans with a "very unfavorable" view of Democrats are 18 points more likely to say they vote every time than those who just "mostly dislike" them.
Pew Research surveyed 10,013 American adults from Jan. 23 to March 16.
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A Kiwi Stitching : A Couple of "Pretties"
A Couple of "Pretties"
My latest Just Nan biscornu is all finished and made up, wow, what a lot of stitching to it :)
When Barnabee met Bella Biscornu by Just Nan
stitched on Lilac and Ice Blue Belfast with DMC threads
After all the recent Just Nan stitching I thought it was time for change back to one of my other favourite designers so pulled out a Little House Needleworks chart pack, Busy Needle, an exclusive design by Diane Williams for the Busy Needle. It only took a few hours stitching and I think I'll make this into a flat fold.
Busy Needle by Little House Needleworks
stitched on 32ct Waterlily linen using Crescent Colours
Last night I finally made a start on the new Lizzie Kate Christmas Double Flips, I've been itching to start this for weeks now. Another new project I have lined up is this Blackbird Design, Blessings and Kind Wishes, Looose Feathers #31. My friend Petra from Sweden is coming out to New Zealand for a few weeks in late December so I thought this would be the perfect design to stitch for her. I've chosen a piece of R & R linen for it but can't remember what the colour is.
One of the newly released patterns by Victoria Sampler has really caught my eye, Christmas Treasures Collection. I thought this would be a lovely set to stitch for Hannah. Kath and I have been talking about stitching this as a SAL during 2009.
Hannah is doing great too, she's 16 weeks old today. Here's one of her latest pics:)
I hope our weather clears up soon, its been raining here since Sunday which means I have laundry hanging everywhere I can to get it dry. At least its not been heavy rain like they've had in other parts of New Zealand, some places have just gotten over floods from a few weeks ago and now they've had more flooding. Its good to know that spring is now only a short time away.
Lovely finishes - biscornus come out sooo well.
Hannah is just precious, love the cheeky grin!
Your biscornu is gorgeous! Love your LHN finish too.
And Hannah is absolutely adorable :)
What a beautiful biscornu you have made. Your LHN is lovely too. Hannah - just too cute for words.
Beautiful finishes Katrina! Just gorgeous!
And Hannah is so lovely!
Beautiful finishes! Your baby girl is just adorable!
Two gorgeous finishes and the picture of Hannah is just too cute
Your biscornu is darling and the busy bee is so cute too.
Love the stitching, and Hannah too. I think I'll be adding that JN to my wish list.
What a lovely photo of Hannah. I can't believe you still get time to stitch!!
What a gorgeous photo of Hannah! The biscornu is really beautiful and you have finished it so well. Mmmm, I can't wait to start the new Lizzie Kate Flip-Its either.
I love your biscornu it looks fab! Little Hannah is absolutely adorable. What a little cutie!
Hannah is a cutie! Very nice finishes.
I loved this biscornu. Your right...alot of stitching on this one. I finished mine off with beads all around it. Beautiful work on yours!
love the stitching and the christmas treasures sound a great idea.. keep up the good work hannah looks like she is doing well and very cheeky
Lovely finishes. Isn't Hannah adorable!
I love the biscornu, congrats on the finish and also on The Busy Bee design from LHN. My friend Lisa just finished stitching the first 8 words on the new Christmas Double Flips from LK and they are wonderful in both color and design. The new LF is on my list of things to stitch next too. Sweet baby pic, Happy Stitching, CJ(ok;-)
Your JN biscornu looks awesome all finished :D Hannah looks as cute as a button too ;) Sorry I haven't been visiting as much as normal of late ... or at least I should say commenting, as I have been reading each post :)
Your Biscornu turned out beautifully, what a lovely design and color. Busy Needle is very cute too, I love that design. What a cutie Hannah is, she's got a beautiful smile.
Maybe a silly question but do you sell that chart of The busy needle?


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Thanks to everyone for your prayers, Dave handled the procedure like a trooper and is resting comfortably tonight. Naturally, he’s a bit sore and feeling a bit violated, but other than that, he’s doing pretty good.
Stage two is waiting for the results, which will be known at his next Tuesday appointment. More prayers are requested, although I am convinced the results will be negative. I think his doctor was just being extra thorough and we have to be thankful for that.
Special thanks go out to our pastor, Mike, who paid us a visit last night and prayed with us. Prayer works and I’m grateful to him for his timely visit. Please keep him in your thoughts and prayers during the next week and I will be forever grateful 😊
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Peace, blessings, and a speedy recovery to come for him!
Thanks Tre! I appreciate you!
You’re most welcome, my pleasure. I’m grateful for you too, Kim. ☺


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What Makes a Man a Man? | The Shame-ber
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The next item for our shame-ber brings up gender issues. I received this from an anonymous Ten, and this is serious stuff, folks:
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Congratulations! You are not alone and you’ve made a lot of mothers happy.
I bought a book for my uncle “Think You’re the Only One? Oddball Groups Where Outsiders Fit In” by Seth Brown and it has a group: Mothers Against Peeing Standing Up (MAPSU).
You should look at their website: http://www.mapsu.org/
I hope this helps you feel proud of your decision to pee sitting down.
As an aside, my husband told me when our mutual friend has to do #1 & #2 he has to stand to pee and sit poop. My husband and the other men I know do both sitting down on combo trips to the potty.
Women appreciate the neatness factor. Sit on!
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The Shame-ber is rawr. Wow, this is great…but I’m the exact opposite in that I almost always pee standing up. Even if I have a need for a 1&2 I’ll 1up then 2down. Hmmm….why? I guess because I grew up in a house of full of women with an open door urinary policy and other uncomfortable idiosyncrasies so peeing while erect (as is common with post-pubescent wake-up pees),well, this was my way of fighting off the estrogen. Sure it might be infused with a touch of homophobia, but when it came to my right to be a man I was making a stand.
I’m a women, so I wouldn’t know from personal experience. However, I dated someone who did this and my friend says her dad does it out of respect for her mother (since her mother does the cleaning). He thinks it makes it easier for her. I completely agree- it makes sense when faced with a porcelain bowl. If you’re camping or something… sure, stand up.
I think peeing sitting down is a little weird, but April’s comment touched off a thought…peeing outside is AWESOME! RAWR When I was a kid I used to pee in the backyard even if I could have easily just peed in the house. I don’t know why, but any time I can pee outside I feel this sense of accomplishment! It’s like me dominating nature to the point that I am indeed making water all over it! Take that earth!


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Custom Hot-Rod: Like jazz music and motion pictures, the hot-rod is an American art form. Hot-rod builders make a lot of their own parts, but chassis, bodies and engines almost always are cannibalized from 1920s-through-'50s domestic cars.
Orange County auto retailing magnate Joe McPherson--who earned his stripes as a Chevrolet dealer before expanding into the booming foreign car market years ago--is also a hot-rod enthusiast who decided a few years ago to meld Japanese and American automotive expertise in a new, custom-built hot-rod.
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Three million motorists risk a £1,000 fine with out of date licences | Daily Mail Online
Drivers fail to realise photocard licences automatically expire after ten years
A poll of 2,000 motorists by the Post Office found 44 per cent were unaware
There are currently more than 33 million drivers licenced on the roads in the UK
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A poll of 2,000 motorists by the Post Office found 44 per cent are unaware of the requirement, with 51 per cent saying they have no idea when their licence expires.
Almost three million motorists could be risking a £1,000 fine because they are unwittingly driving with an out-of-date licence (stock image)
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Upon checking, one in ten (nine per cent) found theirs was invalid.
More than 33 million drivers are licenced in the UK, suggesting almost three million could face the fine.

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Bel Cafe | Posh pudding
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January 18, 2012 · 4:11 am
Recently I went for lunch at Bel Cafe – the new cafe in the Hotel Georgia in downtown Vancouver. I had eaten sugary snacks there before and gone for hot chocolate and coffee. However, this time I was determined to eat a proper meal and I was not disappointed.
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Your latest gastronomic adventure leaves my mouth watering. Must try it the next time I am visiting. G.
This is my go to cafe downtown. Have you tried the new Macaroon and Tea cafe at Coal Harbour yet? Let me know I want to try that out as well.
Good choice Caroline! I haven’t tried the new macaron & tea place as yet. A friend said he bought some macarons and wasn’t too thrilled. I still want to try it at some point!

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Somethink to Chew On: mangoes
I've never been all that thrilled by mangoes. But over the years I've had a half-dozen Indian and Indian-American housemates, and they have all been insistent that you can't get good mangoes in the United States. They mostly had good taste in food, so I'm willing to believe them. So imagine my delight this morning to read an opinion essay in the Times by Madhur Jaffrey, writer of one of my favorite cookbooks, Madhur Jaffrey Indian Cooking. Here are the first few paragraphs:
These mangoes will be seasonal. Americans will learn to wait for them, just as Indians do. They cannot be pushed to grow in hothouses. Indian mango trees, many of them hundreds of years old (and some reputed to be thousands of years old) need to breathe the same free, fresh air Indians breathe and live through India's three main seasons: summer, the monsoons and winter.
At 1:06 PM, Mona said...
Wow, you and me both Harlan. WOOHOO! At least we do some things right :)
At 2:16 PM, megc said...
Oh wow, there are actually two other people, who are not the biggest fans of mangoes here in the US! I always thought I was a freak in this area - now I'm not alone in my feeling about mangoes. Niiiice. I look forward to sampling these real mangoes, though. I do love the dried mango, I must say.
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