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Cruce Tectum: Witness, Mercy, Life Together (Part II)
Pastor’s Window for June 2011
The second component of our three-fold Synodical theme is Mercy, tied to the Greek word diakonia (διακονία – from which we get the English word “deacon”), which means service, especially in connection with merciful aid and the distribution of alms. In Acts 6, the apostles appoint seven men as deacons to take care of the distribution to the widows so that the apostles can devote their full time to the ministry of the Word (vv. 1-7). The early Church came up with the idea of hospitals and other charitable institutions established to relieve suffering. Throughout the Church’s history, clergy and congregational leaders have distributed alms to those in need. Only in very recent times in the West has responsibility for the work of mercy been transferred from the Church to the state. Though the Word is primary, mercy has always accompanied the preaching of the Word in the holy Christian Church. This is so because the preaching of the Word produces faith, which is always living, busy, and active in good works for the benefit of the neighbor.
The Church’s mercy toward those in need flows from the mercy of God poured out on us in Christ Jesus. The Lord beheld our great need, enslaved to sin and condemned to death and hell, and He acted in mercy. He sent His Son to suffer the punishment for our sins, in our place, and to take our death and hell upon Himself, that we might have eternal life. And the Lord continues to act in mercy. He graciously forgives our sins each day on account of Christ, and grants us His Holy Spirit, who bestows and strengthens faith in Christ through the blessed gifts of God’s Word and Sacraments. He also gives us all that we need for this bodily life, defends us against all danger, and guards and protects us from all evil. “All this He does only out of fatherly, divine goodness and mercy, without any merit or worthiness in [us]” (1st Article of the Creed, Luther’s Small Catechism). And so, as God generously pours out His mercy upon us, our cup overflows in mercy toward our neighbor.
This mercy is concrete. St. John writes, “let us not love in word or talk but in deed and in truth” (1 John 3:18; ESV). Mercy is not just having good thoughts about someone, not just saying “I’ll pray for you” (though we should do that as well!), but concrete deeds done for the benefit of our neighbor, the relief of our neighbor’s suffering, the promotion of our neighbor’s welfare. If our neighbor is in need, and we can fill that need, we should do so. If our neighbor is suffering, and we can relieve that suffering, we should do so. If we have an opportunity to do some good for our neighbor, even when he is not in need, we should do so. We should take every occasion to enrich our neighbor in body and soul. Why? Because that is what our Lord has done for us. He has filled our need, relieved our suffering, and enriched us in every way. His mercies are new every morning. Great is His faithfulness. His mercy endures forever. And He does not base His mercy on our worthiness. Neither should we base our mercy on the worthiness of our neighbor. We have mercy because our cup overflows with God’s mercy. And in this way we are privileged to be the merciful hands of God in the world, a little christ to our neighbor. God has mercy on our neighbor through our works of mercy!
St. Paul says to us: “So then, as we have opportunity, let us do good to everyone, and especially to those who are of the household of faith” (Gal. 6:10). Opportunities for mercy abound in our congregation. This is not a complete list, but here are just a few examples: our Good Samaritan Alms Box, located in the narthex, is always in need of funds. 100% of gifts given to the Good Samaritan fund go to someone in need. Our Food Truck is always in need of volunteers and financial donations. In this way, we are the hands of God in feeding our neighbors in need. There are opportunities for volunteer work at Project Hope, and they are always in need of donations of food and pantry items, and items for their thrift store. Other opportunities for mercy include special free-will offerings for various agencies, collections for Lakeshore Pregnancy Center, the seminary food co-op, our LWML collection for Christmas gifts and food baskets, appeals for help in times of natural disaster (especially with the work of LCMS World Relief and Human Care), various servant events, as well as any number of private opportunities to help a brother or sister in need. Do this in secret, and your Father, who sees what is done in secret, will reward you (Matt. 6:1-4)! There are other opportunities for mercy outside of our congregation. In addition to the many secular opportunities, look at the many possibilities at our Synod’s website, www.lcms.org.
So beloved, serve with great joy, and be God’s hands of mercy in the world. And bask in the merciful love of God which has no end.


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Problems in International Lending: Are U.S. Banks Heading for Trouble? - The Washington Post
Problems in International Lending: Are U.S. Banks Heading for Trouble?
Last year, the world's developing countries owed U.S. banks close to $90 billion, almost three times as much as in 1975 when the Federal Reserve began to keep track of overseas lending on a country-by-country basis.
Yet despite the well-publicized problems involving loans to Poland and Romania, there appears to be little concern of a banking collapse as a result of overseas lending. In fact, some experts are more concerned about the impact on the world economy if banks cut back their lending than about the effect on banks if they don't.
For one thing, debtor countries will do almost anything to avoid defaulting on their loans, experts believe. Moreover, major commercial banks are sufficiently diversified and strong enough to withstand small losses on parts of their business, and even if a smaller bank were to get into trouble it would likely be bailed out by the central banks of the industrialized world.
Finally, U.S. banks don't have much money at risk in countries that seem to be in the shakiest financial condition.
Nevertheless, there is growing concern about international banking. There's "no question" that the system faces more difficulties now than a few years ago, according to one top New York banker.
Developing countries that ran up large debts in the 1970s because of the sharp run-up in oil prices may have difficulties making payments because of depressed exports and low prices for their commodities. More of them are likely to ask banks to renegotiate their debts on easier terms in the next few years, bankers agree.
This could force a few small banks out of business, one World Bank official said last week. High profits have attracted hundreds of banks into the international market in the last decade, and as the profits shrink it is "very much a possibility that poorly run banks will go out of business," he said.
But the official isn't greatly worried by that prospect: if banks make poor loans there is no reason why they should not suffer, and no reason why the entire financial system should be threatened, he said.
While bankers don't expect a default, they do warn that the Reagan administration may force a default for political purposes, as some officials--including Defense Secretary Caspar Weinberger--reportedly favored in the case of Poland. (Under terms of some bank loans, they automatically are classified as in default if the borrower defaults on other loans, such as those made by the U.S. government.)
Bankers prefer to ease loan conditions to declaring default, which would destroy confidence in the whole edifice on which international lending depends.
According to the latest Federal Reserve figures available, U.S. banks last September were owed close to $320 billion in direct loans to foreign countries. Of this:
* $198 billion was loaned to other industrialized countries, most of which are hardly candidates for default;
* $23 billion was in OPEC countries, including Venezuela and Ecuador;
* $61 billion in the rest of Latin America and the Caribbean, with the bulk of that concentrated in the bigger, stronger economies;
* $25 billion in Asian developing countries, excluding oil-exporting Indonesia, with South Korea--the biggest borrower--owing $8.5 billion;
* $8 billion in Eastern Europe;
* $4 billion in Africa (excluding Liberia and the oil exporting countries), where the world's poorest and weakest nations are concentrated. One-fourth of this was lent to Egypt, which also is heavily supported by official U.S. aid.
Another $45 billion to $60 billion has been borrowed from U.S. banks via off-shore banking centers, such as the Bahamas and the Cayman Islands, according to Federal Reserve figures. Regulators here cannot trace the final destination of this money.
Loans by U.S. banks to Eastern Europe have not grown much in recent years. "New money flows to Comecon countries have now more or less come to a halt," one Federal Reserve official said last week.
And U.S. bankers also have pulled out of much of Central America--one area where many expect nations to have difficulties meeting their debt obligations. American "banks have not got much exposure down there" now, the Federal Reserve official said. However, Costa Rica, which owed a total of about $600 million to all American banks last June, is now negotiating a stretched-out repayment schedule for some of it with a group of banks headed by Bank of America. Nicaragua already has rescheduled its commercial bank debts.
Many of the countries on the international casualty list are simply too poor to have attracted much commercial bank money, and rely almost exclusively on official government aid or loans from international institutions, such as the World Bank and International Monetary Fund. One major bank that does business with about 120 countries said last week that 62 percent of its loans are to just 13 nations--most likely the 13 largest and most industrialized. The bank asked that it not be identified.
Eight nations were in such difficulties last year that they were forced to reschedule their debts to creditor governments. Seven of these were in Africa, where U.S. banks have traditionally not been big lenders, and the eighth--Pakistan--owed American banks only $161 million last June.
There is some small U.S. involvement in other financially troubled nations. Sudan, considered a "basket case" by some bankers, owed American banks just over $250 million in the middle of last year. Bolivia, also in serious economic trouble, according to one banker who did not want to be named, owed American banks $460 million last year.
But the bulk of U.S. bank lending to developing countries has been to big, stronger economies in Latin America. That area as a whole is "relatively speaking, not so bad," said one New York banker who long has been involved in international banking.
The lending in Latin America is overwhelmingly concentrated in a few countries: Mexico with $20 billion; Brazil, $17.5 billion; Venezuela, $9.2 billion; Argentina, $9.2 billion; and Chile, $5.5 billion.
While some U.S. analysts and bankers were very worried about Brazil's debts, "I think it was just a fear of big numbers," commented one official from the International Monetary Fund. Most bankers remarked that Brazil was perceived as a better risk now than a short while ago.
One senior international banker, who said he was not concerned about the deep indebtedness of Mexico--which has stepped up its borrowing in recent years in anticipation of a large rise in oil earnings--remarked, "It is not going to go out of business." However, others do worry that Mexico could have payment difficulties in the wake of unexpectedly low oil prices unless it scales back its development plans. The key will probably be whether or not banks keep on expanding new credits to Mexico to tide it over a probable "temporary bind."
U.S. bank lending to Chile has soared recently--climbing by more than 70 percent in the year ended last September. Bankers had mixed views about this, with the head of a small bank's international operations commenting that the government is trying "to put its house in order" and others still concerned that some of the loans may have to be stretched out or renegotiated.
Several analysts expressed concerns last week about Peru, which is one of many developing countries being hurt by extraordinarily low commodity prices, which provide export earnings. U.S. banks have close to $2 billion in loans there.
But just as Brazil is no longer regarded with as much concern and Turkey is now in much better shape after virtual bankruptcy, so other countries now being agonized over may be viewed differently next year.
Alarmists have always found reasons to fear that one country or another would be unable to service its debts, commented Citibank's G. J. Clark, who is executive vice president responsible for country evaluation. In retrospect the fears have always been exaggerated, he said.
A lot of the anxiety about banks' exposure in foreign countries comes from those--such as bank regulators--who are paid to worry and to be cautious, said one Federal Reserve official. "When you see Federal Reserve governor Henry Wallich making speeches" about the dangers for U.S. banks in international lending, "why, that's part of his job."
One reason for the frequently expressed fears about overseas lending--which one World Bank official said had amounted to "near hysteria on the part of U.S. regulators" at one stage in the late 1970s--is that international lending is "conceptually" more risky than lending within the United States, one regulator said.
Banks at a distance from their debtors may be less able to gauge what is going on than they would be with a borrower at home, or they may have trouble dealing with a different legal and social structure or different business mores, he said.
Another problem is that "sovereign risk" loans are made to or guaranteed by a nation's government, and if the loans go bad the banks cannot put a lien on the assets of the government as they might in the case of a company at home. There are also fears that an overseas borrower might be unable to service or repay foreign currency debts because of its nation's overall balance of payments problems and lack of foreign exchange, even when the individual borrower is not bankrupt. Political upheaval that could threaten investments is another obvious danger to international lending.
Despite this additional "conceptual risk," the losses on international lending in recent years have actually been only about a third as great--in relation to total loans--as losses on domestic loans, commented analyst Irving Geszel of Bear Stearns and Co. The same is true, he said, for "nonperforming assets," or loans where the banks have changed the terms, perhaps by stretching out the loans, so that they are more advantageous to the borrower and make less money, or no profit at all, for the lender.
However, international lending is clearly losing some of its gloss for the banks. The "spreads" that determine profits--between the cost to banks of borrowing funds and the interest rates charged on the loans they make--are now "razor thin," according to a senior Bank of America official.
While North American banks are generally more sanguine about the future risks of international lending than banks in Europe and Asia, they are more concerned now than they used to be, according to the preliminary results of a worldwide survey of about 200 banks. It showed that banks worry about the expense and problems involved in rescheduling debts rather than a default and chain collapse, reported Geoffrey Bell, executive vice president and director of Schroder International.
Such worries are real. "Sure it's fair to say that no country has defaulted," said the chief of lending at one of the nation's top five banks. "But who would expect any country to do that? Where would it go? As bankers what we should be concerned about is nonperforming assets . . . Do you think a Polish asset is worth a dollar?"
As more countries reschedule debts, there will be more nonperforming assets. There is a dilemma about how banks should react to that. It would be prudent to slow the expansion of international bank lending, said Bell, but not in a "pell-mell" fashion that would exacerbate the difficulties for debtor countries in coping with current interest payments and import needs.
A paper by staff officials of the International Monetary Fund last year said that commercial banks had added "an additional destabilizing element" to debtor countries' cash flow. It found that in six case studies of countries that restructured their debt in the latter part of the 1970s, banks had stepped up lending when times were good, and cut back sharply when times were bad and other sources of badly needed foreign exchange were also drying up.
Romania's current problem is largely a short-term liquidity squeeze brought on by the halt in bank lending to all Eastern European countries when Poland's debt problems mounted, some analysts believe. Other Eastern European nations, such as Hungary, may also start to hurt, even though their economies are well managed, if bankers continue to shun Eastern Europe, warns Jan Vanous of Wharton Econometric Forecasters.
If bankers grow too nervous, or try to reduce their loan commitments in a hurry, then many basically healthy economies may be forced into liquidity crises, he warns. North American banks "seemed very concerned about the effects on the system of abrupt government action or new controls" on lending, Bell said in his report on the survey of banks.
It is for this reason that many of those in the world of international finance worry more about the dangers to the world economy if banks cut back on their overseas lending than the danger to the banks if they do not. The threat in the 1980s is "not that countries will go out and default," but that they may have to depress their economies to cope with less foreign money, and will "contribute to the overall world tendency to deflate" and slow down economic growth, said Nicholas C. Hope of the External Debt Division of the World Bank.
If the resources of the international financial agencies are simultaneously reduced, as the Reagan administration would like, then the problems multiply.
A World economic slowdown will hurt the creditworthiness of overseas countries, but it will also damage domestic borrowers. "If interest rates go to 20 percent" in a world economy that is in recession and burdened with high oil prices "then all bets are off," said one senior New York banker. "But don't just look abroad. The same thing would happen here."

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Posted on May 27, 2012 by Emily Wierenga	A song on Sunday sent me into snake ponderings.
This entry was posted in Uncategorized and tagged beauty, courage, eating disorders, God, hardship, hope, skin, snake, truth by Emily Wierenga. Bookmark the permalink.	5 thoughts on “How to be beautiful (Guest post by Jennifer Dougan)”	Abby Kelly on May 28, 2012 at 12:24 am said:
I need to remember that I am new – so often I find myself living under the mystic of what I’m “recovering” from – the holdovers from an anorexic lifestyle. So much of my life and mind is new – I need my mind to rejoice in this freedom instead of living timidly.
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Reply ↓	lolitavalle on May 28, 2012 at 1:47 am said:
Beautiful analogy of life…. snake shedding skin, the song and the present happenings. Wow, I love your style, Jen.
Thank you for sharing. Beauty emerges from darkness to light, from tight places into the comfortable…. etc…. even from the cocoon into the butterfly of beauty out of metamorphosis.
Reply ↓	kelliwoodford on May 28, 2012 at 2:01 am said:
Thank you for sharing, Jennifer. So much to think about with this post. I think right now I am most like a blind snake, likely to strike at the One who even feeds it. But He keeps feeding.
And I am brought face to face with my rough places through your words. Don’t want to fight the squeeze, as you said, it’s through this that the beauty is able to surface. Beauty of the new.
A great post. Very timely for me.
Reply ↓	Emilie R on May 28, 2012 at 9:15 pm said:
Thank you. I needed to hear this. To remember that these hard places are simply working to reveal the new beauty under this old skin.
Reply ↓	fullherlife on May 29, 2012 at 7:38 pm said:
Jennifer, this was SO encouraging! Who knew, you could get such a touching analogy from a slithering snake! 🙂 Thank you sister. ~ Blessings, Amy

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Pi, the card is fabulous! FABULOUS!
And the little ones sure must be taking their vitamins. YIKES they are growing... and soooo dang caaaute!
LOVE your card, Pam--fall-fabulous!
And about your grandbabies....how adorable are they?! Love those eyes!!!
Love the sketch!...so fun! What an adorable card with all the buttons and that ghost.
TFS the family pics too. They're sweet! :)
I love BOTH of your cards...this one and the original! GORGEOUS! And these darlin' kids just top it all! SO sweet!
Your card completely ROCKS and those pictures are DARLING! TFS!!!!
O wow! I love your blog and shabby-soft-chic style! It is always so exciting to find other crafters into this "fashion" :) I will come by often to see your beautiful creations! :)

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Josephus avenged Jewish nation	Posted on 11/03/2012	by etcoagula Ever notice how the Jews have handled, and still handle, the whole Sin thing a bit better than the rest of us?Joseph ben Matityahu, the Jew who I will here claim pretended treason and became Titus Flavius Josepheus, did avenge thy nation when he sent Sin and its laws(gospels) into those who if they took it, they would and did become the sinful lawless.
By your strategy, meant for revenge, as you knew defeat was imminent, now, in a world incompatible, two masters would be in one house, 2 against 3, and 3 against 2, always an imbalance, always an unintentional mixture of unlike opposed forces.
Indeed, “If satan be against satan, how can his house stand? Indeed, if the flesh-indulgent took on the laws of flesh-restricted, there would always be strife, two masters against each other. The house fell, into a worse state the the previous……
Indeed the whole house has fallen, for through Josephus, whom Atwill has shown worked for the Flavians to produce the new testament, the world has been brought to its knees, and even still, only the jews properly handle Sin.
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Jukesie's, Newcastle upon Tyne - Restaurant Reviews, Phone Number & Photos - TripAdvisor
Jukesie's, Newcastle upon Tyne
Jukesie's - CLOSED
Nectar, 2nd Floor | 86 Pilgrim Street, Newcastle upon Tyne NE1 6SG, England
+44 7544 323547
“Changed in name, but still a great place.”
“Inviting little secret”
Changed in name, but still a great place.
This place has changed it's name but the food is still amazing. It's part of Nectar Bar, an fantastic, effortlessly cool cocktail bar with a bewildering menu of over 80 different cocktails. We have eaten here three times and every time the chefs keeps surprising...More
Inviting little secret
We visited Jukesie's after some late night shopping, we were on the hunt for somewhere warm and cosy with some delicious food and we found it! The decor is eclectic, you keep noticing tiny little touches everywhere which I love! The menu was nice and...More
Popped into Juksie's for lunch which is operating out of the ultra cool Nectar bar. Had the pork chop with wholegrain mustard mash and was not dissapointed. The rest of the menu looks great and will be heading back soon to check out the rack...More
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Love this place. The venue is something different & quirky. We arrived later & were only planning to have a drink but had heard such good things about the food we had to try. Food was excellent, cant wait to try it again. Well worth...More
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excellent food & hospitality !
Highly recommend Jukesie's, mouth watering food & excellent service by the staff ! Will definitely be going back very soon !
Thank northeast93
Beautiful, original and contemporary food
Had a range of starters from the menu to share for lunch. All dishes were individually seasoned to give a unique flavour. The presentation was fantastic alongside the great, friendly service. A new gem in town
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I can not recommend this place enough! Lovely food & great service what more could you ask for. Pork & coriander dumpling for starter was amazing & burger/chips for main was the biggest portion I've ever seen!
Address: Nectar, 2nd Floor | 86 Pilgrim Street, Newcastle upon Tyne NE1 6SG, England
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God’s Glory, Holiness, and Righteousness in the Garden | New Jerusalem - the Consummation
God’s Glory, Holiness, and Righteousness in the Garden
The garden of Eden and New Jerusalem correspond in many ways. This is the first of three posts looking at God’s glory, holiness, and righteousness in the garden, in Christ’s salvation, and in New Jerusalem.
In Genesis 2 man was pure but in Genesis 3 man ate of the tree of the knowledge of good and evil. Genesis 3:24 tells us that God “drove the man out, and at the east of the garden of Eden He placed the cherubim and a flaming sword which turned in every direction to guard the way to the tree of life.” The cherubim, the flame, and the sword signify God’s glory, holiness, and righteousness.
If we read Ezekiel 9 and 10 [v. 4, 18-19] and Hebrews 9, we will see that the cherubim are symbols of God’s glory. Ezekiel 9:3 reveals that glory of God was with the cherub, and Hebrews 9:5 even speaks of “the cherubim of glory,” because they were used by God to signify, express, and indicate His glory.
The flame means fire, and fire in typology signifies the holiness of God. God is a consuming fire (Deut. 4:24; 9:3; Heb. 12:29). Anything common, unclean, or sinful is consumed by Him. This consuming fire signifies God’s holiness, and without holiness no man shall see Him (Heb. 12:14).
The sword signifies killing. In Genesis 3 the killing of the sword indicates God’s righteousness (cf. Lam. 3:42-43; Rom. 2:5)….Since sin was involved, there is, according to the righteous God, the need for killing. Hence, the sword for killing signifies the requirements of God’s righteousness.*
Adam and Eve sinned in partaking of the tree of the knowledge of good and evil. Thus sin entered and “death through sin” (Romans 5:12). Therefore, God’s glory, holiness, and righteousness closed the way to the tree of life because sinful man was not allowed to contact God as the tree of life. Thank God that the redemption of Christ re-opened the way to the tree of life and keeps it open eternally in New Jerusalem.
* Excerpts from Witness Lee, Life-Study of Genesis, chapter 21, sections 6 to 8. This is published and © by Living Stream Ministry and available for online reading here.
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https://newjerusalem12.wordpress.com/2013/06/03/gods-glory-holiness-and-righteousness-in-the-garden/
The Unbroken Life of Christ
God’s Glory, Holiness, and Righteousness in the Redemption of Christ
God’s Glory, Holiness, and Righteousness in New Jerusalem | New Jerusalem – A Biblical View
Positional and Dispositional Aspects of Christian Life | New Jerusalem – A Biblical View
God’s Glory in our Christian Life | New Jerusalem – A Biblical View
God’s Holiness and Righteousness in our Christian Life | New Jerusalem – A Biblical View
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This visualization of gas prices by county in the United States is timely as high gas prices are not only impacting pocketbooks, but are also becoming political taking points for presidential candidates and this issue may drive policy. This shows the regional variations in prices (so sorry to my California friends), but it is a great launching point for asking the questions: why are the prices for a certain commodity higher in one region than another? What factors lead to the spatial differences in the relative economic value in one region over another? Supply and demand works beautifully on a two-axis graph, but supply and demand happen somewhere, giving a simple chart added complexity since it's spatially contingent and we must make the assumption and caveat explicit. Via Seth Dixon	more...
Dale Fraza's comment,	February 27, 2012 3:22 PM
In an ideal world, gas prices would be $5 a gallon nationwide-with that extra $1.50 going to finding a reasonably priced alternative to oil-run vehicles.
Brittany Ortiz's curator insight,	September 29, 2014 4:32 PM
This map is so interested to see! It's interesting to see how the gas prices differ from one region to the other. In the mid-west the gas sees to be awfully lower than the west. Why? Maybe because in the mid-west most families still grow there own crops and don't need to take as many trips to a grocery store than most people in the world. As California, there is obviously a big difference than other states. There also is splash of red in New York, which then we could all say both California and New York are the most popular; with there cities and fame, it is clear why then maybe the gas prices are higher there.

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19 | October | 2017 | International Liberty
Posted in Big Government, Fiscal Policy, Higher Taxes, Tax Increase, Taxation, Welfare State, tagged Big Government, Fiscal Policy, Higher Taxes, Tax Increase, Taxation, Welfare State on October 19, 2017| 16 Comments »
Those are remarkable numbers. Income taxes grab a much bigger share of family income in Europe. And then governments take an even bigger slice thanks to onerous value-added taxes.
The authors would argue that Europeans get “robust public institutions” in exchange for all that money, but what they really get is less growth and lower living standards.


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Expression analysis of genes involved in DNA repair or synthesis in mixed neuroendocrine/nonneuroendocrine carcinomas — Italian Ministry of Health
Marco Volante, Valentina Monica, Nadia Birocco, Maria Pia Brizzi, Simone Busso, Lorenzo Daniele, Stefano La Rosa, Luisella Righi, Anna Sapino, Alfredo Berruti, Giorgio V. Scagliotti, Mauro Papotti
Background: Mixed neuroendocrine/nonneuroendocrine carcinomas are heterogeneous tumors with poorly defined diagnostic and clinical features and without pathological or molecular markers of prognosis or markers predicting their response to therapy. We aimed at analyzing the pathological features and the expression of genes involved in DNA repair or synthesis in a cohort of patients with mixed carcinomas from different sites as compared to the patients' outcome. Methods: Relative cDNA quantification of ribonucleotide reductase, large subunit 1, excision repair cross-complementation group 1, thymidylate synthase and topoisomerase IIa genes was tested using real-time PCR on microdissected neuroendocrine and nonneuroendocrine tumor components of 42 mixed cases (from the lung as well as the gastrointestinal and genitourinary tracts) and on 45 control cases of pure neuroendocrine and nonneuroendocrine carcinomas. Results: The expression levels of all genes were stable comparing nonneuroendocrine and neuroendocrine components of mixed cases (except for topoisomerase IIa in lung samples) but significantly different as compared to control nonneuroendocrine and neuroendocrine tumors. In the multivariate analysis including all clinical and pathological parameters and gene expression levels available, a predominant nonneuroendocrine component, the administration of additional therapy other than surgery and a high thymidylate synthase expression in nonneuroendocrine tumor tissue were significantly associated with a lower risk of a patient's death. Conclusions: Our data show that mixed neuroendocrine/nonneuroendocrine carcinomas are different at the molecular level from their pure neuroendocrine and nonneuroendocrine counterparts, and detailed analyses of their clinical, pathological and molecular features may improve the clinical strategies for the treatment of these rare and underestimated tumors.
https://doi.org/10.1159/000375449
Volante, M., Monica, V., Birocco, N., Brizzi, M. P., Busso, S., Daniele, L., La Rosa, S., Righi, L., Sapino, A., Berruti, A., Scagliotti, G. V., & Papotti, M. (2015). Expression analysis of genes involved in DNA repair or synthesis in mixed neuroendocrine/nonneuroendocrine carcinomas. Neuroendocrinology, 101(2), 151-160. https://doi.org/10.1159/000375449
Expression analysis of genes involved in DNA repair or synthesis in mixed neuroendocrine/nonneuroendocrine carcinomas. / Volante, Marco; Monica, Valentina; Birocco, Nadia; Brizzi, Maria Pia; Busso, Simone; Daniele, Lorenzo; La Rosa, Stefano; Righi, Luisella; Sapino, Anna; Berruti, Alfredo; Scagliotti, Giorgio V.; Papotti, Mauro.
In: Neuroendocrinology, Vol. 101, No. 2, 28.05.2015, p. 151-160.
Volante, M, Monica, V, Birocco, N, Brizzi, MP, Busso, S, Daniele, L, La Rosa, S, Righi, L, Sapino, A, Berruti, A, Scagliotti, GV & Papotti, M 2015, 'Expression analysis of genes involved in DNA repair or synthesis in mixed neuroendocrine/nonneuroendocrine carcinomas', Neuroendocrinology, vol. 101, no. 2, pp. 151-160. https://doi.org/10.1159/000375449
Volante M, Monica V, Birocco N, Brizzi MP, Busso S, Daniele L et al. Expression analysis of genes involved in DNA repair or synthesis in mixed neuroendocrine/nonneuroendocrine carcinomas. Neuroendocrinology. 2015 May 28;101(2):151-160. https://doi.org/10.1159/000375449
Volante, Marco ; Monica, Valentina ; Birocco, Nadia ; Brizzi, Maria Pia ; Busso, Simone ; Daniele, Lorenzo ; La Rosa, Stefano ; Righi, Luisella ; Sapino, Anna ; Berruti, Alfredo ; Scagliotti, Giorgio V. ; Papotti, Mauro. / Expression analysis of genes involved in DNA repair or synthesis in mixed neuroendocrine/nonneuroendocrine carcinomas. In: Neuroendocrinology. 2015 ; Vol. 101, No. 2. pp. 151-160.
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elm city vineyard: Thursday: Ice Cream-Off
Thursday: Ice Cream-Off
As announced Sunday, Elm City Vineyard Thursday Nights of Passion begin this week with an Ice Cream-Off.
Never been to an Ice Cream-Off before? Here's what you need to know:
1. If the means to make ice cream are at your disposal, make your best recipe(s) in the largest quantity your ice cream maker will take.
(We can't imagine anyone who would hear of this who wouldn't show up, so quantity and quality are both desired.) If you are bringing your own ice cream, show up a bit ahead of time so your container can be successfully disguised to insure impartial voting (see #3).
2. If you can't get the ice cream making done yourself, bring along some of your favorite made by someone else. If you switch up the containers and pretend that you made it, well, we can't really stop you, but the Lord probably can. (yikes.)
3. It's BYOB: bring your own bowl...and spoons. We fear that we may not have enough bowls and spoons to serve everyone who might turn up, and you would be really sad to stand around watching other people eat ice cream should this actually happen.
4. The -off suffix means competition. We will have a secret ballot for first, second, and third places. There may be prizes involved.
Our house is on Fountain St, at the (SW) corner of Fountain and Vista Terr in Westville.
There isn't parking on Fountain in front of our house, but you can park either on Vista Terrace--a left turn off Fountain--on the east (left) side of the street or on Pardee--a right turn off Fountain. The house number is 290.
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tiny seamstress designs: Spring Patterns 2015
Spring Patterns 2015
I am so excited (and so behind) to introduce my new spring patterns! These are the patterns that I showed at quilt market this year. My first pattern is called Bounce. This pattern is one that looks complex, but is in fact, not very difficult. The squares are put together diagonally allowing for that "bounce" affect with each block. Finished quilt is about 72" x 72".
Fabrics on cover are Year of the Ninja by Riley Blake Designs.
My second pattern is Oh Betsy 2! This bag is similar to the original Oh Betsy bag in the way that it is built, but as far as style goes, it has it's own personality. The cut out on the top is so great because it allows the bag to lay on your hip comfortably! There is one pocket on the inside and it's so stylish with it's hook and ring closure. I get compliments on mine all the time.
Fabrics on cover are Halle by Riley Blake Designs.
Pocket-full is a very simple build of a bag and quick and easy to put together. The name of this bag does actually come from that bag, as it is FULL of pockets! 10 to be exact--6 outside, 2 large inside and 2 pencil pockets. And as always, a magnetic snap closure!
Fabric on cover is La Vie Boheme by the Quilted Fish.
Ribbons is a quilt you've seen before and now I finally have the pattern! All of my testers confirmed that this was quick and easy to assemble, so I feel fairly safe saying that out loud. ;) This quilt is mostly built of flying geese and then a few others along the way. Like I said, simple! It measures 54" x 54" approximately when finished. The perfect throw!
Fabric on cover is The Cottage Garden by the Quilted Fish (I see a theme here).
I have had lots of requests for this one and it was in fact our top seller at quilt market (by like 3 patterns...haha). This is a smaller "fun-size" version of The Shore Bag. I call it "The Smaller Shore Bag"--catchy eh? This is an exact replica of the larger bag...only smaller. I'm not really sure what else to say, except maybe, it's adorable and fun! :)
Fabrics on Cover are Basics by Riley Blake Designs.
And then....Urban Chic! This quilt speaks for itself. But just in case it doesn't, I have to say that this is a fun quilt! So fun to put together and can be done one block at a time. Lots of half square triangles! And the blocks are quite large, about 24" x 24". Finished quilt is about 72" x 72".
Fabrics on cover are mostly solids by Riley Blake Designs.
So, that's it! I hope you love them! They were a lot of work, but so so fun! Also, if you happen to take the time to make any of these patterns, always feel free to post pics and share (you can tag me on @tinyseamstress) or even email them directly to me! I love, love, love seeing your work!
Where can I get your patterns? I've been following along on Instagram for quite awhile, but had no idea you sold your patterns. What a happy find this morning!
Just found the link to your shop. I have a few of your McCall patterns already and didn't even realize they were yours! Love it!


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. the first big showdown just three days away and both president obama and mitt romney are busy preparing. cnn takes a look at what's at stake. >> reporter: both obama and romney are looking to lower the stakes at this week's debate. >> mitt romney has prepared more than any other candidate in history. >> president obama is a very gifted speaker. the man has been on the national stage for many years. he's an experienced debater. he's done these kinds of debates before. this is mitt's first time on this kind of stage. >> beth myers said president obama is widely regarded as one of the most talented political communicators in modern history. the obama camp likes to remind voters that the president hasn't had as much time to prepare for the debates because he's busy being commander in chief. when it comes to just how much debates matter, it depends. >> most often debates don't make that big a difference. very few candidates ever win an election with a debate, but quite a few have lost an election with a debate. so it can matter. >> these match-ups can produce some memorable lines. like in 1980 be CBS This Morning
on the outside looking in at a romney administration. >> i hope you have a great night. i would have to be destitute for that to be the case. if it came to that. from the fast-food guide how the country could be fast. >> unions are making a prophefi. they often do. what do they want? a living wage. >> what should the minimum be? >> 30-35 dollars an hour. >> 30 bucks an hour. >> you tell me how much i need. you are right out of high school into college with your preppie everything, you know nothing. >> do i know nothing? then i want to learn. unions, that's our show tonight. now, john stossel. >> this month it was the chicago teeven teacher's union that got the media attention. but this battle for control of the schools will continue and i will keep covering it. the basic issue of who gets to decide how to manage a workplace and who has the power and who pays applies to more than teachers and taxpayers. all unions say it's good for america if unions protect workers from arbitrary dismissal for example. is that true? i say no. all grievance that makes it hard to fire people and ev Squawk on the Street

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Life as a Gypsy: The time I returned home from NYC
You hear people returning home from Disneyland/Disneyland with Mickey and Minny hats and disney bags full of souvenirs but you never hear or see what New York travelers come back with besides fabulous memories. I remember as it was yesterday, well almost. New York City - it was the best ever and where my love for travel really began.
From the airport to downtown Manhattan we took the Subway and the Bus, why take a taxi when there is public transportation. Public Transportation allows you to experience life the local way. Which took us right through Harlem. Yes, the neighbourhood everyone warns you not to go or becareful in. But truly everyone was friendly and was willing to help us. So what i am saying, do not let others scare you from visiting Harlem.
It was busy times touring the city that never sleeps - our days would start at 9am and end at 2am. There is always something to do and see. Time Square, Central Park, Trump Tower, Fashion District, Financial District, 9/11 memorial site, Empire State Building.
I am even proud to say I got to visit the old Yankee stadium before they tore it down to build the new stadium - I got to see and walk through history of the Yankees. Saw Derek Jeter's locker, sat where the team sat during their games, and walked the field. It was a marvelous day and one that i will never forget.
Returning home in the airport I must have gotten many looks, believe it or not i was all decked out in my Yankee attire - Yankee Jersey, Yankee Visor, Yankee Flag. So you can imagine what i looked like - but I did not care! I was a Yankee fan. I loved NYC.
I arrived a tourist, and left a traveler. Oh and a Yankee Fan!
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Smith Soup: I'm asking for you to join me in a concert of prayer for Abby Riggs
I pray for supernatural favor for Abby's mom today as she advocates for her! May they be given every intervention and medication needed, without question or hestitation. In addition, I pray and stand on the promise that Jesus is the GREAT physcian and pray that he would touch Abby, deliver her, heal her and may he get all the glory.In Jesus name,Amen
El Roi - the God who sees is with Abby and the Riggs family!Father, God we praise You and thank You for being their ever present hope, comfort and strength!We thank You God for being our Elohim (God who created us) and taking care of every part of our lives!We love You and trust You to work all things out for their good and Your glory. We ask You to be their rock and give them the grace to be sustained through this trying season!We ask for divine wisdom and courage for everyone involved to go a step beyond their comfort zone!We love You Lord, it is in Your most powerful names and Son Jesus Christ, we pray! AMen!Love you Linda!Jill
Father-God You are our Healer. I ask You to touch Abby's body with Your supernatural healing and power. You know exactly what is wrong and where, and I ask You now to work Your wholeness in her little body. Jehovah-Rapheka, you are the God who Heals. Father, please bless Abby's parents with Your amazing grace, energy, strength, and wisdom. Help them to clearly hear Your Voice as You guide them along this difficult path. Give them people in their lives that will come along side of them and support, encourage, and hold them. Thank You that Your grace is enough for each of us and that we can do all things through Your Son who strengthens us. It is in His Name I pray, Amen.Love and prayers to all, Karen :-)
Lord, we lift Abby and her family up to you today. I pray that her headaches will be gone and her breathing come easily for her. I pray that you would give all the medical staff that is involved in her care wisdom beyond our comprehension in how best to treat Abby. May her family feel your love, strength, and peace. Thank you for this precious little girl.Amen--Susan
We continually pray for Abby and are holding her up today (and always). When I read the blog this morning my heart broke. Praying, praying, and more praying....
Joining in prayer....have and will....for this precious family! Praise God for strength and courage to walk this incredibly hard road. For a family that no matter what knows that God is Sovereign. Praying God our Healer will continue to work in miraculous ways for Abby!
Praying today Father-God for little Abby and her family. Praying for an amazing work to be done in the little child. Lord you wove little Abby together, You know every little part of her and You love her with an everlasting love, surround her with your healing presence and comforting love.
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L-rd, oh hear our prayers! You are the healer, and we are praying for healing of sweet Abby. What is complicated in man's eyes is ever so clear in Yours. Hear our prayers as we pray in agreement to break the spirit of infirmity, for miraculous healing, release of pain, regeneration of all cell damage and restoration of this family. L-rd please wrap this family in your arms and let your love be tangible. We love you Father, and thank you for what you are doing in Abby's life.In Jesus' Name,
Praying with you, as we know this sweet family, and love them dearly.Father God, we lift up sweet Abby to you today. We pray that you will bring a miraculous healing to her little body. You ARE a God of miracles, and we KNOW that you can heal her, if it be Your will.I pray also for precious Michelle. I know too well the feelings of a Mama that can do nothing except give it all to You, Oh Lord. The situation is enormous, the stress unending ... but Michelle knows you and loves you, and knows that You want the very best for Abby. Please wrap your arms around Michelle today. Give her the strength and wisdom that she needs as she works with so many medical specialists.Be with Abby's Daddy Brent, and all of her brothers and sisters. Give them Your hope, a hope that passes all understanding. And give them Your peace, a peace that never ceases.Thank you Lord, for this dear family that is seeking You with all of their hearts.Laurel
Linda, I don't know Abby or Michelle, but please know I am praying for them and with them.
Dear Heavenly Father, I bring the Riggs family to you. I am so thankful that I have you to help me through each day. We don't have to do it alone-you are always there. Please help Michele and Brent to feel your presence today and guide them as they fight to get the needed equipment for Abby. Please lay it on all the physicians hearts to enable Abby to have the necessary tools to help her through this big bump in the road.Marilyn
Lord,I ask that you help Abby's family find favor with her doctors and medical specialist. I ask that they listen to her family and their concerns. I asked that whatever Abby needs be supplied. I ask you continue to heal Abby and provide for her.
Heavenly Father, I ask for Your Sufficiency for the Riggs family today. Show Your sovereignty and Your care for every detail of their needs, Lord - and hold them with Your love and grace in this long moment of pain.
May God in his great mercy surround little Abby and her family with his ever present love and comfort. We are praying up here in Michigan and will continue to do so. In his love, Linda Dunn
Praying always for my sweet friend Abby.God, please be with Abby and her entire family. Father please touch her with your healing hands. We ask for relief for Abby right now, Lord, and thank you for your loving care in Jesus mighty name, Amen.
Thanks for the invitation to join with you and our Lord in working in Abby's life.Phil B.
It's Wednesday now, but I am praying for Abby and her family because I know they still need prayer. I pray that they will KNOW God's presence and comfort. I also pray that Abby's primary oncologist will realize that she needs to be more present to give proper diagnoses and upgrade Abby's medications and other needs.
Thank you all for your prayers ! Please feel free to keep leaving a prayer here if you should come back "later on" and want to pray again. I am sure that Abby and fmaily were touched by our prayers as our Father poured out His love upon them yesterday and today!Linda
Poor Abby, she's endured much more than anyone child should ever have to, and her family as well. I'll not only continue to pray for her daily, but say an extra one for just Abby's family.