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Chronic HCV infection itself may play a causal role in erectile dysfunction, claim researchers from Italy.
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A total of 207 patients with HCV infection (identified by serum anti-HCV antibodies and HCV RNA) were included in the study.
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All patients were asked to complete the International Index of Erectile Failure (IIEF).
Those with erectile dysfunction based on this evaluation underwent nocturnal penile tumescence testing for 3 nights.
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Erectile dysfunction was diagnosed in 39% of HCV-positive patients and in 14% of control subjects, on the basis of IIEF score and nocturnal penile tumescence testing.
Erectile dysfunction was found to be more common in patients with cryoglobulinemic vasculitis than in those with chronic HCV infection (44% vs 33%), although this difference was not statistically significant.
Plasma levels of total and free testosterone were generally lower in HCV-positive patients. However, they were significantly lower in patients with erectile dysfunction versus those without.
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It depends on how you define the "best way". Driving each sub with a separate 750 watt amp will result in about 50 percent more power than having them share the output from a single 1000 watt amp. But with 2 amps, there's more wiring issues to contend with and the adjustments are more complex. The 2 750 watt amps will cost more than a single 1000. Plus if the 1000 watt amp is stable to 1 ohm, the power difference will actually be less than 50 percent because of the lower impedance. But if the 750 watt amps are also stable to 1 ohm and their outputs can be combined, we're back to 2 being better than 1.
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My father spent the first half of his working life performing orthopedic surgery of the foot. I never had much interest in the buzz of his precision tools or the splatter of his operating room. I had nothing against the foot itself however, although it is lowly – and increasingly unsightly as it ages.
Our passage for this Sunday is about the foot… and the hand… and the eye… and the nose. It is about members – or organs – in the body of Christ, each one having a specific function, and each one necessary, even if they all aren't as beautiful as each other at first glance.
Many sources, both ancient and modern, deal with the idea of unity and diversity within a group, from Aristotle to the civic leaders of 20th Century America. Different skills all working together as a team is a common theme, of which our passage is a specific - and inspired - example.
The Apostle Paul writes that each Christian is part of the body of Christ – part of Christ Himself; we are part of His anatomy, His structure. Paul goes further and writes that we each have specific spiritual gifts and thus, we are part of His physiology, His functioning: gifts of prophecy, administration and teaching. "If we were all lovely eyes, what about the sense of smell?" asks Paul. "If we were all nimble hands, what about the hidden and calloused and essential feet?", asks Paul (and my father). As a Christian, you are part of the structure and function, the anatomy and physiology, of the Lord Jesus Christ - a revolutionary idea.
Many times Scripture refers to men and women as having inherent value: we are made in the image of God; we are referred to as the sheep of his pasture, and as costly pearls and gems; and Jesus died to buy us back. Christians and non-Christians both struggle with actually internalizing this truth.
But it goes farther: not only are you of infinite value, you are of use to God. This has nothing to do with the Protestant work ethic or capitalism or needing to be busy and occupying one's time. It's quite the opposite. You don't have to be busy or useful to prove your worth and value. That's established already. The usefulness is to prove nothing. It, too, is God's gift. He has decided to give you a function in His body.
Read 2 Timothy 2: 21 - The Greek word translated as "ready" or "fit" or "meet" (KJV) for the master's use in this verse has a prefix that emphasizes just what a good fit, just how prepared and designed, an organ can be to do its function.
Read 1 Corinthians 12: 18 - The Greek work translated "according to his good pleasure," means your function and use to the master is according to his design and pleasure and plan, and that He wouldn't have it any other way. To God, you are of infinite value, and also have a use that is custom-designed.
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Read Matthew 6: 25-34, Luke 10: 41, Philippians 4: 6, 1 Peter 5: 6-7.
Every one of these verses or passages uses the same Greek word translated "care", or sometimes, "worry". Each one here is negated. After reading these, do you have any doubt that you are not to be concerned, not to give a care, not to worry about a whole lot of things? Clothes, property, money, even scheduling, RRSPs and taxes - this can be exceedingly hard to do, but is repeated over and over in the New Testament. In fact, there is only one time when this same Greek word is used without a negative, and we are actually told to care, to be concerned, with something.
Read 1 Corinthians 12: 24-26.
The one thing, as Christ-followers, we are to care about is…each other. We are explicitly told to care for the other organs in Christ's anatomy. If one suffers, so should you; and even more difficult, possibly, if one is honoured, you, too, should rejoice.
Paul leads us to the last verse of our passage with this theme and perfect continuity: "And yet I will show you the most excellent way" (v. 31). And so he begins the famous lines of 1 Corinthians 13: "If I speak with the tongues of men and of angels, but have not love, I am just a clanging gong or a tinkling cymbal."
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Teeth Implants Surgeons Explain Six Ways Great Oral Hygiene Can Help You Lead A Healthier Life, 3
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Welcome to the third installment of our four-part article series on the many benefits of good oral hygiene! Thus far, we've discussed some of the more obvious benefits, such as a healthy mouth, fresh breath and beautiful white teeth. But the panel of teeth implants surgeons we've spoken to in New Jersey have also revealed some of the shocking connections that exist between oral hygiene and the health of your whole body.
For example, in Part 1 it was revealed that people with gum disease might be at a greater risk of cardiovascular disease, stroke and blood vessel blockages and in Part 2, the link between gum disease and dementia and Alzheimer's was explored. Now, let's take a look at some more important and potentially life-changing benefits…
4. The Benefits of Good Lifelong Oral Hygiene: Reduces the Risk of Inflammation and Infection in the Body
The human body is a complex machine that consists of many different organs and systems. These all perform together in a delicate and beautifully balanced ballet of functions. What this means is that illness in one part of the body has consequences for other parts of the body and this is especially true with the mouth.
"The mouth is the primary portal into the body," says a NJ dental implants surgeon. "You use it for eating and breathing, so if it is unhealthy, all that bacteria has a very direct pathway into your stomach, into your lungs and into your bloodstream. It's just ironic that the same people who won't pick food up off the floor and eat it out of a concern for germs don't floss their teeth nightly or brush frequently enough. You're at just as much risk of making yourself sick from an unhealthy mouth as you are from catching germs from the outside."
Infection in the mouth – as is characteristic of gum disease – has been shown to lead to a higher risk of developing infection and inflammation in other parts of the body. Diseases that are seemingly completely unrelated to the oral cavity, with further research, are showing an alarming connection to poor oral health.
"Liver and kidney disease, respiratory disease, cardiovascular disease and even the autoimmune disease, Rheumatoid arthritis, are all linked with poor oral hygiene and health," warn our panel of teeth implants surgeons in New Jersey. "So, when you make that decision to skip cleaning your teeth or avoid the dentist, the long term ramifications could be very serious!"
5. The Benefits of Good Lifelong Oral Hygiene: Can Stabilize Blood Sugar in Diabetics
"There is a strong relationship between gum disease and diabetes," say NJ dental implant dentists. "Patients who have uncontrolled diabetes are more likely to also present with gum problems because this disease compromises white blood cells, which are your body's main defense against infection. Medical research has shown that if you have diabetes, you are at a greater risk of succumbing to gum disease than those who don't."
Stay Tuned for Part 4…
To read some final notes on how good oral hygiene can promote better lifelong general health, in addition to preventing New Jersey residents from needing teeth implants of course, stay tuned for the final installment of this four-part article series.
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Gina Butler is a writer with a Masters degree in science and a passion for the written word. Using her advanced insights, she writes about all manner of topics, including dentistry & the incredible modern breakthroughs that have been made in the field of dental implants.
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In year 1997 I published audiotape that last 55 sec. It is called "The Cry",
I used 64 instruments and other sound sources simultaneously at some places of 30 min's long "14 voices from S. Beckett's "That time" composition,
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Hoisin Sauce
Roasted Chicken Breast, sliced thinly
Bell Pepper, cut into strips
Parmesan Cheese
Cheddar Cheese
Sesame Seeds
1 Slice baguette into 1/2 inch thick and brush with hoisin sauce.
2. Top with sliced chicken, bell pepper and grated parmesan and cheddar cheese
3 Garnish with sesame seeds.
4. Place the bread in a pre-heated oven for 5 to 10 minutes or until cheese is melted.
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Wonton wrappers
cooking oil
1/2 tsp garlic, minced
1 tbsp onion, chopped
2 tbsps carrots, julliened
2 tbsps green beans, sliced
1/4 head of cabbage, shredded
2 tbsps bean sprouts (togue)
Salt and Pepper to taste
Plum Sauce
1. Deep-fry wonton wrappers in hot oil until crispy and drain in paper towels. Set aside
2. In a pre-heated pan saute garlic and onion in oil. Add vegetables and stir to cook.
3. Season with salt and pepper.
4. Arrange cooked vegetables between layers of wonton wrappers.
5. Serve with plum sauce
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1/2 tsp garlic, minced
1 tsp onion, chopped
1 pc bird's eye chili
2 tbsps peanut oil
3 tbsps peanut butter
1/2 cup water
1/4 kilo spaghetti noodles, cooked
3 sprigs, wansoy (coriander), coarsely chopped
1 tbsps peanuts
1. In a pre-heated pan, saute garlic, onion and bird's eye chili in peanut oil.
2. Add peanut butter and water. Let it simmer until sauce is reduced
3. Add the cooked noodles and coat with the peanut sauce.
4. Garnish with wansoy leaves and peanuts.
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sponge cake
strawberry jam
simple syrup
whipped cream
ripe mangoes cut into cubes
grated chocolate for garnish
1. Slice sponge cake in halves, spread strawberry jam on one slice and cover with another slice of sponge cake. Cut into cubes
2. Spoon the sponge cake into a glass container.
3. Drizzle with simple syrup with rum
4. Add a dallop of whipped cream and a tablespoon of jam.
5. Add in the diced mangoes
6. Repeat the layer and spoon over a dallop of cream on top
7. Refrigerate for 2 to 4 hours
8. Garnish with grated chocolate before serving
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Yield: approximately 480 ml
5 ounces / 140 grams All purpose flour
2 tbsp / 24 grams Baking powder
1 egg
12 ounces / 360 ml Beer
Salt and pepper
1. Sift together all dry ingredients.
2. Add the egg and beer, mix until smooth.
3. Season with salt and pepper
4. The batter is now ready to use to coat shrimp, clams, oysters, fish or squid.
To prepare the fish and squid season it with juice of calamansi or lemon with salt and pepper.
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Paksiw, which is cooking with vinegar, seems to be unique in the Philippines. This isn't surprising since there are so many vinegar varieties found in the country
1 kilo fresh fish heads, steaks or whole fish; use either salmon, sea bass, garoupa (lapu-lapu), wahoo or mackerel (tanguigue), red mullet (bisugo), red snapper (maya-maya), bangus (milkfish)
1 head garlic, peeled and crushed
1 inch ginger, peeled and sliced into 3 pieces
1 cup vinegar (cane,palm or white)
3/4 cup water
1 tsp black peppercorn, cracked
1 pc bitter melon (amplaya), seeded and cut into 1 inch sliced (optional)
2 pcs eggplant, diagonally sliced into 1/2-inch rings
2 pcs finger pepper
fish sauce (patis) or salt to taste
1. Clean fish and cut into stewing pieces. Set aside
2. In a pot, combine fish, garlic, ginger, vinegar, water and pepper and simmer for 3 minutes over medium heat. Add the vegetables and continue simmering until the vegetables and fish are cooked. Season with fish sauce or salt. Serve warm.
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1.5 kilos chicken, cut into serving pieces but divide according to dark and white meat portions (thighs and legs are dark; breast and wings are white)
6 cloves of garlic, minced
slice of galanggal or langkawas
1/2 tsp black peppercorns, cracked
juice from 1 lemon, or lime or 5 pcs calamansi
1/2 cup vinegar (palm, cane or white)
annatto (achuete) water (1 tbsp annatto seeds dissolved in 1/4 cup water, strain and discard seeds) optional
1/2 tsp salt
sinamak vinegar
1. In a bowl combine chicken, garlic, pepper, ginger or langkawas, juice of lemon, lime or calamansi, vinegar, annatto water and salt. Cover and marinate overnight
2. Remove the chicken from the marinade. Reserve marinade for basting the chicken during the cooking. Thread in skewers making sure the dark meat and the white meat are in separate skewers
3 Grill chicken over hot coals until both sides are cooked, basting occasionally with the marinade. Serve warm with sinamak vinegar


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The poisonous British establishment has closed ranks in order to smear all the victims of Margaret Thatcher's wretched government. What are we going to do about this? Jonathon Dimbleby is a decent journalist by any standards, even if he has crossed a picket line or two.
When it comes to Any Questions, he has been scrupulously fair n all the years I've listened. Can't, off the top of my head, come up with any exception to that rule. However, often the only decent points made on Any Questions are those he makes himself as well, of course, as those made by the audience. Not infrequently, all four of his guests are utterly wretched right-wing bastards.
Yesterday's edition (repeated within the last hour) did have John Cooper QC, and he did make a fair number of excellent points. He is also someone who has supported many good causes, like representing the Occupy protestors in court. However, even he refused to challenge the anti-trade union bias that is misrepresented these days as common sense at the BBC, alongside SKY News, Channel Four News etc. Margaret Thatcher, we are told (by Ed Miliband as well as Alan Johnson, Tony Blair and Neil Kinnock and John Cooper) was absolutely right to take on the trade unions. And we are expected to sit back and agree with all of this? Fuck off!
What exactly are trade unions, by the way? They are the most elementary form of working class organisation, and a million times more democratic than our wretched monarchy with half the legislature unelected, a first-past-the-post system that stops us voting for who we like, mass media that spends a fortune in propaganda to manipulate the result, as Rupert Murdoch's vile SUN boasted they did. Those who own the factories etc are subject to zero democratic scrutiny. Shareholder democracy is bullshit. It says that the richer you are the more votes you get. Fuck that for a game of soldiers.
Trade unions are democratic organizations that workers use to set limits on the rate of exploitation by those who are privileged enough to own the means of production, distribution and exchange, as often as not no thanks to their own hard work but because they have inherited wealth or married into inherited wealth, with both wealth and lack of wealth cascading down the generations, century after century.
This exploitation is in no sense eliminated by trade union activity. So long as a profit is being made by those whose labour fuels the capitalist system, then exploitation remains a fact of life. Ed Miliband can join Lord Tebbit and Rupert Murdoch in defending capitalism, but their lies on behalf of the exploiters changes nothing. All this bullshit is ineffectual in changing reality. It has the same status as The Pope's placing Galileo under house arrest. He could stop the world discovering the evidence that the moons of Jupiter orbited it and did not orbit the Earth as the Catholic Church would have us believe. But they couldn't bury the truth forever. And the same is true when it comes to all the anti-Marxist drivel of the capitalist BBC. The truth will out.
Workers organise to limit the supply of labour power. Simple logic of supply and demand thereby pushes up the bargaining power of that commodity. And that allows the worker to eat, and to have enough left over to put food on the table of those of us too young, old, or infirm to work, and to put a roof over the heads of himself/herself and the rest of their family, and maybe to even have a little left over for luxuries like a holiday, television, computer, car and other stuff.
This power of organized labour allows us to defend decent health and safety legislation for the workers and for the public as well. Economic strikes have always had a tendency to burst through some arbitrary political ceiling and change government policy. Happened in France in 1968. Happens all the time, all over the world. It has happened in Britain too. That is what Thatcher's government set out to change. She used the brutal state (using illegal police tactics, by the way) to attempt to cripple the organized working class. We fought bravely in 1984-85, but, despite everything, we did lose. We lost because the leaders of our movement refused to pull their weight. They talked a good fight, but they let us down. Badly, with one or two honorable exceptions. Arthur Scargill was one of those exceptions.
Arthur Scargill is not the most popular figure on the left anymore. I am sorry about that. I always had disagreements with him. Over Poland's Solidarity trade union, and the rest of the Stalinist regimes, for example. Nevertheless, he fought bravely. And he doesn't deserve how he has been treated, regardless of some of the mistakes he may have made in the intervening years. The SLP was a step forward in the face of Tony Blair's ripping up of Clause Four, but we need democracy, comrades. The same arguments apply with George Galloway's RESPECT.
Everyone needs to remember what happened to us during the Great Miners Strike. Everyone lucky enough to have been politically active at that time. Initially, my party (the SWP) wanted to boycott the Miners Support Groups, to rely on Socialist Worker groups, but that position didn't last long. Very quickly comrades learnt to appreciate that there was something in the air. The best of the left grew together rapidly. This happened semi-spontaneously as a consequence of what the miners were doing. Thirst for unity in our common class struggle was palpable throughout our movement. Sectarians were given short shift. We need to remember that feeling, to become inspired once more by the rewriting of history that we are seeing today as a result of Thatcher's death.
The ninety nine percent are simply refusing to be intimidated by a media out of control, with Tory propagandists who think they have brainwashed us. We will download what the fuck we like. If the BBC censors our choice this week, then next week I expect it will be Elvis Costello's "Tramp the Dirt Down". Who knows what it will be after that. We are simply not going to be dictated to by an out-of-control, out-of-touch shower of Thatcherite bastards.
Not satisfied with denying us a single supporter of the socialist attitude to class solidarity on Question Time, Any Questions or This Week (Will Self wasn't up to that job either), Anita Anand virtually reduced a victim of Thatcher's class war against the miners to tears, then she insults a wonderful woman who supplied the Any Answers phone-in programme with one excellent point after another as a conspiracy theorist! Quite sickening.
We are going to protest. And we need to work together. We need to resist sectarians who want to set us all at each others throats at every point in time. We will argue over strategy, tactics, even principles. We are going to fall out, specific individuals finding it impossible to work with someone or other. Personalities do get in the way and insults don't heal overnight. We will form opinions and suspicions. But we need to be able to work together for the good of our movement.
We need Left Unity, comrades. Ken Loach, naturally, needs to play a key role in any new electoral alternative to what Ed Miliband delivered up to our class in the House of Commons the day it sank into hypocritical eulogies for a dead Tory bastard. We cannot afford leaders who want our class to put up with more of the same old discredited pro-capitalist polices, including bankrupt Keynesianist borrowing. Even someone who promised a lot more than Ed Miliband ever will (Holland) started betraying as soon as he got elected. The capitalist markets don't give you much choice if you support their legitimacy. The socialist left needs a strategic approach. We need to examine class forces. We need to take a long, hard, sober look at the first-past-the-post electoral system. And that means we can't be indifferent to the splitting of the left vote. That is what Miliband wants us to do. It is what Blair wants, what Cameron, Murdoch and Farage want. I propose we don't give them that satisfaction.


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Today was Mollies 8th birthday :) So at her request we spent it by the pool lol. Just after breakfast a lady asked if we were staying and would we like her two giant inflatable fish! The kids were thrilled! Grown ups less so, my poor Mum couldn't even fit in the lift with them so we had to take one up each lol.
One performer had a special costume on where it looked like he didn't have a head. Surprisingly all three kids wanted a photo taken with him and he was happy to help.


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Wednesday, January 31, 2007
The Rain in Spain...
The Rain in Spain was insane after we got off the Plane. Well maybe not quite insane because it did not maintain. It did however cause disdain in our brain which made our attitudes wane. I must refrain so as not to complain, but I do wish that I had some Lidocaine to numb my pain. (pretty impressed that I used lidocaine huh?)
Anyway, we are finally back from our travels. We had a great time and are also glad to be back in our home. Here is a little update on our time away:
Weather - Well, for once the weather forecasters were right! It started snowing in Lithuania the night before we left for Spain and snowed off and on while we were gone. We did get to come home to snow though! And the weather in Spain went from the mid to upper 60's down to 50's with some sweet storms. Oh well, Spain was still beautiful and the conference was great!
Conference - This was a time for all the Campus Crusade STINTers (Short Term INTernational) from Europe, Russia, North Africa, the Middle East and the "stan" countries to get togerher and be encouraged. Most STINTers spend a total of 10 months in-country (unlike our team which is doing 22), so by the end of January, which is about the 1/2 way marker for their commitment, they are pretty tired. The purpose of the conference is to allow STINTers to get out of their country and be renewed. This happens through great Bible teaching, debriefing the last 5 months, discussing what's going well and what's not with a coach, and working on team building exercises. The conference also helps everyone to see the big picture of what God is doing all around the world even though it might not seem like much in their own town. Our team got to discuss strategy with other teams. One highlight for us was getting to sing worship songs in English! The experience of singing inEnglishh with 250 other Christians brought many on our team to tears.
Us - The conference was also good for Sharon and I to talk with others all over the world who are going through the same stuff as us and even the same struggles. We also were reminded what an amazing team we have!! We are coming back with a renewed perspective, and are excited to get to partner with the Lord this semester in Kaunas.
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Friday, January 19, 2007
Planning Week and other stuff
Well we just finished a long week of planning and I must say, it went swimmingly. Though long and arduous days at times it was a great week. We planned our goals for the next semester and figured out how and where we will focus our time and energy.
I am really excited. We are going to start a dinner and discussion night at our apartment. It will be an informal dinner hang out time and then we will have some topic to discuss. It should be pretty relational and I'm am excited because we got to do a similar thing at our church back home the last 2 years. It will hopefully be a safe place where students can get a decent meal and enjoy some community. It will be open to anyone, and our hope is that the students we already know will invite their friends. From this then we can pursue deeper relationships with individual students. So that's just one of the great ideas our team has planned.
Other items on the docket are community "deed days" where we share God's love for the community in deeds. Kellie is going to be starting an English corner for students wanting to practice their language skills. We hope to be involved in an Easter celebration that some young people put on here in Kaunas. So please pray that God would use these avenues to meet the spiritual and physical needs of students in Kaunas.
Ok if you want something else to pray for cause you're one of those folks who loves to pray, here's one. As many of you know, Lithuania is supposed to be really cold during the winter. Students told us that it would stay around -10 C (which is about 14 F for you non metricites) and dip down to -20 C or more every now and then. So needless to say we were ready to get tough here in LT. But as luck would have it, this has been one of the warmest winters in like 200 years. The Lithuanians love it, but the Oregonians hate it. We want snow! Sure, we have had flurries here and there but no real accumulation for more than a day. And here is the kicker, we go to Malaga, Spain this next week for a Crusade Stinter Conference and it's supposed to snow here in LT while we're gone and it is going to be mid 50's and rain in Spain. And yes it has been mid 60's and sun the last week in Malaga. Oh well. We are still looking forward to the conference and hopefuly some snow in February.
Here is a shot of the one day we got a 1/2 inch and it melted later that day.
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Sunday, January 14, 2007
Sometimes He does what it takes to get our attention. . .
This is a long one. . .so make sure you have a cup of coffee nearby :-)
Last week our team had the opportunity to go to a retreat with the Agape team from Vilnius. We had been hoping for opportunities to get to know them better, so this proved to be a wonderful chance to do so. But what I want to tell you about in this post is my (Sharon) bus ride to the retreat. It turned out to be one of the most powerful times with the Lord that I have had here in LT.
Wednesday, Jan 3rd I woke up excited to go the retreat. But as I began getting ready for the day I became overwhelmed with feelings of anxiousness and fear. At the time all my reasons for those feelings felt quite justified. Looking back on them now I can see that they were way out of proportion and really it was Satan doing his best to distract and discourage.
So I climbed on the bus just feeling like I needed a bit of alone time and wondering where all my morning people teammates get all their energy anyway. I went and sat in a seat by myself and plugged in my ipod. And even though I wanted to just sit and stew I knew I needed to hear truth. So I began listening to a sermon on podcast by James Allison. Have you ever had one of those moments when you KNEW the Lord was trying to tell you something? I soon realized that I needed to be paying attention to this message!
Let me back up a little.
Tuesday - The day before I had read II Chronicles and was struck by the story of King Jehosephat in chapter 20. He and his little army stood before a vast and mighty army - and though he was scared, he stood there and declared the power of God and begged for God to help Israel.
Wednesday - As I began listening to the podcast I realized the Lord was trying to get my attention. James was preaching on II Chron 20 - the story of King Jehosephat. He talked about how we should respond when life seems out of control and we become overwhelmed with fear and anxiousness. Rather than tell you the whole sermon suffice it to say that I knew that my response to this message needed to be worship. (You really need to check out this podcast!! I'll give details below.) So, my act of obedience was to worship despite the feelings of anxiousness and fear that remained. I immediately began to feel his peace. A few minutes later, Matt began waving at me trying to get my attention. He pointed outside where a man was driving a horse-drawn cart. The cart looked ancient - like it came right out of Lord of the Rings. In a split second I heard the Lord reminding me of everything from Lesson One in Gracestoration (discipleship material). This whole lesson revolves around the illustration of a horse-drawn cart and the main point of the lesson is - will we give our burdens to the Lord or will we stubbornly keep holding on. I sensed the Lord asking me if I was still carrying my burden since He ws already carrying the weight of it anyhow. How ironic that the only time in my life that I've ever seen a cart like this was on this bus ride! I am so grateful that the Lord sometimes shouts instead of whispers so that we will hear Him over all the other "noise" in our lives.
I could write more to this story. . .but blogs are supposed to be short. :-) If you are needing to be encouraged with some grace-filled truth please check out this podcast by James Allison, pastor of Grace Chapel in Wilsonville, OR. The date is Dec 5, 2006 and it is entitled The Valley of Blessing. He doesn't go into details on this podcast but you should also know that over the past several years he and his family have been through a LOT, including having his little girl diagnosed with leukemia. I could tell you more about how he has been such an example of living out God's truth - but I'm not writing all this to build him up - just to point you in the direction of encouragement and truth.
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Tuesday, January 09, 2007
52 months ago today...
So, I know it has been a little while since we have last posted a blog. . .it has been a very busy couple of weeks. . .we'll post an update to get you caught up in the next few days.
But until then - I just had to post this pic of my adorable husband fixing a light switch here in our apartment. (Yes, Adam he really is fixing it, not just posing for the camera.) It seems every time I turn around he is fixing something here - putting sealant around the shower drain, creating a nifty little clothes rack since we have no dryer, figuring out what that "strange noise" was coming our of our kitchen sink. . .my list could go on and on.
52 months ago today we said "I do" . . .and I'm so glad we did! He truly is "above and beyond anything I could have asked or imagined" and I love him!!
. . .did I mention he is a great cook too??? :-)
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Hello! Sorry for the long absence between posts, between moving flat, working full time and getting logistics ready for our 12 months traveling it has been difficult to do much painting! Despite my excuses I have been working on a few paintings, 3 of which aren't far on enough to warrant being posted on here just yet..
It's always interesting I think to look at your/other paintings in progress, for example I saw a painting at the recent 'Spain' exhibition in the Nat Gallery Edinburgh (whose title escapes me) which I thought looked very good (if not better!) for not being finished. It was also very interesting in a historical sense as you could see how the artist built up the layers of the painting.
Here's a work in progress, probably 80% finished. Very precise percentage I know but thats how I roll..
The painting is part of a series I am doing on forests, a subject that I have always loved. I think I share Max Ernsts interest in the forest, their enchantment and the strong sense of place that I feel from them.
With this painting I am interested in trying to capture an idea of 'Night and Day' in the forest, one third bathed in sunlight the other two thirds in darkness. The idea came about from a couple of ideas, firstly my own experience investigating forests in Scotland and throughout Britain. The way in which the trees can create a sort of nighttime feel during the day under the canopy. It also came from fairytales, I was interested in the way stories throughout history have portrayed forest as being 'dark' and 'light'.
Another unfinished work, this one also looking at the forest. I am only just starting to build up the layers of trees in this one but I will again be looking at aspects of light in the forest.


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A little over two years into working this site, its time to celebrate the 200th installment.
It comes from a very strange mix that was pulled together by old taping friends George Johnson and Brad Poulin, that captured a fairly fantastic sound.
It should be up tonight via bittorrent and on the archive, and it may or may not involve the man in this picture.
Stay tuned, and thanks for coming. The last few weeks have been spent transferring a lot of DATs so there are many, many more installments lined up.


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The Venerable David Stanton, Canon Treasurer and Archdeacon of Westminster
Earlier this month we experienced, and perhaps even enjoyed, a heavy fall of snow. All who have been through such conditions know that snow determines the quality, colour, and mood of light.
Snow is one of nature's best reflectors and as any photographer will tell you, it's a great source of light. I say this because the theme of light permeates through our Gospel reading today. (St John 3: 14–21).
From Genesis to Revelation we're told that God is light, and in him there is no darkness at all. At one point we hear how he dwells in unapproachable light. Indeed the psalmist records, 'he decketh himself with light as with a garment.'
This is the light which blazed out at the dawn of the creation and is said to be the source of all life; this is the light which Moses saw in a bush in the desert and which Isaiah glimpsed in the Temple, a light so bright that the seraphim must veil their faces.
This is the light which Peter and James and John saw in Jesus when he was transfigured before them; the light which blinded Saul on the road to Damascus.
This too is the sharp brilliance under which the world is judged, which pierces the darkness and reveals all things and people for what they are, which makes all things new, which gives illumination to those who sit in darkness and in the shadow of death, and guides our feet into the way of peace.
On this fourth Sunday of Lent, we contemplate Christ the light of the world. Today, we are being prepared to welcome Christ the light who in turn will be symbolized by the paschal candle here on Holy Saturday.
So we all become part of that journey to Jerusalem, entering his passion, by daily putting to death sin and rising up in righteousness. As we make this journey there's also a kind of intensification of the battle between light and darkness, between good and evil.
The Gospel of St John, the Gospel for this month, contains many such contrasts between darkness and light. Here we find that the light of Christ simultaneously illuminates both evil deeds and divine truth, and highlights the fact that judgment is an essential part of salvation.
Though the light brings judgment, its purpose is to lead the way to truth: 'Indeed God did not send the Son into the world to condemn the world, but in order that the world might be saved through him'. (3: 17).
When faced with such light, some people retreat back into darkness. John again uses this as a strategy for emphasizing the importance of faith.
Those who do not believe and do not 'come into the light' are defined as lovers of darkness. Here John uses metaphors to highlight the risks of rejecting Christ.
This gives his message a great sense of urgency, showing Jesus to be both an expression of God's salvation, and a revelation of God's judgment. So those who listen to Jesus are faced with a stark choice, either accept or reject his dramatic claim.
If we accept this great claim then we're immediately challenged in two particular ways. Firstly as to how the full light of Christ may judge and correct us. Secondly, how the light may radiate through us and illuminate Christ to others.
In terms of judgement and correction, it must be true that the more openly we live, the more likely we are to discern our faults, and to shape the way we may live for the good.
But the real point is that the divine light of Christ is different from all other lights. It's not just a cold light of truth and judgment. It's a warm and healing light of forgiveness.
None of us need be afraid to come out of our darkness into the light of Christ, for this light isn't about condemnation, but rather it's all about compassion and new creation.
It's perhaps the supreme vocation of the church to be the place where none of us need to be afraid of our own lives. Yet sometimes, it is only in darkness that we can really see clearly.
You may recall a book called 'The Blinding Absence of Light.' It's a novel about a man who was kept a prisoner for twenty six years in solitary confinement and darkness.
Somehow light shone into his soul and kept him alive and hopeful, but at a terrible cost. The book begins with these words:
'For a long time I searched for the black stone that cleanses the soul of death. When I say a long time, I think of a bottomless pit, a tunnel dug with my fingers, my teeth, in the stubborn hope of glimpsing, if only for a minute, one infinitely lingering minute, a ray of light, a spark that would imprint itself deep within my eye, that would stay protected in my entrails like a secret.'
In the face of such terror, in the face of any injustice or moral collapse or religious corruption, or hypocrisy, there is something in the soul of each one of us, some natural impulse, some deep-down spiritual reflex, that simply rises up, full of the flame of integrity, to respond to it.
Then there's the joyous privilege of being able to reflect something of the light of Christ through our own lives. The image of sparkling, reflective sunlight on snow comes immediately to mind.
Do you know that a single match in the darkness can be seen five kilometres away? All that darkness defied by a tiny match!
It reminds us that God's love calls us to walk in this light of compassion and love, not just for ourselves but for each other; to leave the dark paths of deceptive ease and comfort, and blind consumption.
Indeed it's helpful to remember that God's love embraces not only our souls, but also all our fractured relationships. Perhaps this is the moment to give a thought to what's going on in your life just now, and how if you let it, God's light will shine within you and through you.
This is the light to which St John refers; this is the visual expression of the splendour and glory of God, of the perfect goodness of God, of the aweful holiness of God.
As we draw closer to the very heart of Lent, it's good to be reminded again that this light of Christ both probes and pierces us, but also bathes us in serene radiance.
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December 12, 2016
United States of America, Plaintiff-Appellee,v.Egan Marine Corporation and Dennis Michael Egan, Defendants-Appellants.
December 5, 2016
from the United States District Court for the Northern
District of Illinois, Eastern Division. No. 10 CR 33 - James
B. Zagel, Judge.
Easterbrook and ROVNER, Circuit Judges, and Shadid, District
Judge [*]
Easterbrook, Circuit Judge.
EMC-423 exploded on January 19, 2005, while under way between
Joliet and Chicago with a cargo of clarified slurry oil. The
blast threw deckhand Alex Oliva into the water; he did not
survive. Contending that Dennis Egan, master of the tug Lisa
E that had been pushing the barge, had told Oliva to warm a
pump using a propane torch, the United States obtained an
indictment charging Egan and the tug's owner (Egan Marine
Corp.) with violating 18 U.S.C. §1115, which penalizes
maritime negligence that results in death, plus other
statutes that penalize the negligent discharge of oil into
navigable waters.
After a
bench trial, Judge Zagel found that the prosecution had
established, beyond a reasonable doubt, that Egan gave the
order to Oliva, that the torch caused the explosion, that
Oliva died as a result, and that the barge released oil as a
further result. That such an order, if given, was negligence
(or worse) no one doubted; open flames on oil carriers are
forbidden by Coast Guard regulations and normal prudence. The
court sentenced Egan to six months' imprisonment, a
year's supervised release, and restitution of almost
$6.75 million. Egan Marine was placed on probation for three
years and ordered to pay the same restitution, for which it
and Egan are jointly and severally liable.
criminal prosecution was the second trial of these
allegations. Two years before the grand jury returned its
indictment, the United States had filed a civil suit against
Egan Marine seeking damages on the same theory: that Egan
directed Oliva to warm the pump using a torch, whose flame
caused an explosion, a death, and an oil spill. That case,
too, went to a bench trial. And Judge Leinenweber, who heard
the evidence, determined that the United States had not
proved its claim. 2011 U.S. Dist. Lexis 138087 (N.D. 111.
Oct. 13, 2011) at ""11 ("the Government did
not prove, by a preponderance of the evidence, that Alex
Oliva was using a propane torch on the cargo pump of the EMC
423 at the time of the incident"). The United States did
not appeal from that adverse decision but instead pressed
forward with this criminal prosecution.
and Egan Marine sought the benefit of issue preclusion
(collateral estoppel), arguing that the United States should
not be allowed to contend that they are guilty beyond a
reasonable doubt after Judge Leinenweber found that the proof
did not show culpability even by a preponderance of the
evidence. But Judge Zagel rejected this contention.
Supreme Court has said that the outcome of a civil case has
preclusive force in a criminal prosecution. See Yates v.
United States, 354 U.S. 298, 335-36 (1957). (Burks
v. United States, 437 U.S. 1 (1978), overruled a
different portion of Yates relating to double
jeopardy; Burks did not question the portion of
Yates dealing with preclusion.) If the United States
cannot prove a factual claim on the preponderance standard,
it cannot logically show the same thing beyond a reasonable
doubt. The prosecutor maintains that this statement in
Yates was dictum, but we do not think that
characterization appropriate. It was integral to the
Court's rationale-for although the Justices proceeded to
conclude that the civil suit did not block the Yates
prosecution under ordinary principles of preclusion, it would
not have undertaken that exercise had the Court believed
issue preclusion categorically inapplicable to the
civil-criminal sequence.
States v. Weems, 49 F.3d 528 (9th Cir. 1995), and
United States v. Rogers, 960 F.2d 1501 (10th Cir.
1992), both took Yates at face value and held that a
criminal prosecution can be blocked by the preclusive effect
of a decision in a civil case. No court of appeals has held
otherwise. But the United States maintains, and Judge Zagel
concluded, that our decision in United States v.
Alexander, 743 F.2d 472 (7th Cir. 1984), means that
preclusion is unavailable notwithstanding Yates.
held that the outcome of an administrative
proceeding cannot be invoked to block the resolution of a
criminal indictment. The opinion observed that many
administrative systems are designed to be informal and
expeditious, and that when the agency loses an administrative
adjudication it may not be entitled to judicial review. 743
F.2d at 477. Making the administrative process reliable
enough to justify preclusive effect in a criminal prosecution
might require a substantial investment of prosecutorial
resources-if that were even possible under the statute in
question. The United States' alternative might be to
forego the administrative proceeding, which could have bad
consequences of its own.
using these considerations of public policy to decide whether
to give preclusive effect to administrative adjudications,
Alexander drew on Standefer v. United
States, 447 U.S. 10 (1980), which had concluded that it
would be unwise to apply nonmutual preclusion from one
criminal prosecution to another. Standefer and Niederberger
had been charged with joint criminal activity. Niederberger
was tried first and acquitted; Standefer maintained that he
was entitled to the benefit of that adjudication, because it
takes two to tango. The Court held not, observing (447 U.S.
at 21-23) that nonmutual preclusion (that is, using the
result in A's case to determine the result in B's) is
designed largely to reduce litigation costs in civil suits,
while the criminal process has different and more important
goals. The Justices added that acquittals in criminal
prosecutions are unreasoned and cannot be reviewed (given the
Double Jeopardy Clause); they may reflect compromise or
misunderstanding rather than a determination of contested
facts. That's why inconsistent verdicts within a single
criminal prosecution do not work in a defendant's favor.
See, e.g., Bravo-Fernandez v. United States, No.
15-537 (U.S. Nov. 29, 2016).
did not cast doubt on Yates. The considerations that
led the Court to abjure nonmutual preclusion in the
criminal-criminal sequence do not pertain to mutual
preclusion in the civil-criminal sequence. Many a civil
decision is fully explained (as Judge Leinenweber's was),
and all are reviewable on appeal. The Supreme Court
understands mutual preclusion not just as a judicial
work-saving device but as a matter of right for the litigants
involved. See, e.g., Federated Department Stores, Inc. v.
Moitie, 452 U.S. 394 (1981).
This is
so even when one of the litigants is the United States. See,
e.g., Montana v. United States,440 U.S. 147 (1979);
United States v. Stauffer Chemical Co.,464 U.S. 165
(1984). The prosecutor's brief in our case tells us that
allowing Judge Leinenweber's decision to foreclose the
criminal charges would cause the United States either to pour
extra resources into civil suits, disrupting its litigation
strategy, or to forego or postpone such suits pending the
outcome of criminal cases. Similar arguments were made by the
Solicitor General in Montana and Stauffer
Chemical, where the United States maintained that the
outcome of a poorly litigated civil case (perhaps pursued by
a single Assistant United States Attorney in some remote
outpost) should not be allowed to block a new suit that has
the Department of Justice's full attention and may be
designed to serve a vital public goal. But the Justices had
none of this. They concluded that ordinary rules of
preclusion apply to the United States and that the Department
of Justice must navigate around established legal rules,
rather than the rules giving way ...
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Two first-half goals from Willian helped Chelsea to a thrilling defeat of London rivals Tottenham Hotspur in Saturday's Emirates FA Cup. Nemanja Matic scores a stunning strike to help Chelsea beat Tottenham at Wembley and reach the FA Cup final. Chelsea - Tottenham. Premier League Highlights. Southampton – Stoke · Hull - Tottenham · Leicester - Bournemouth · Swansea - West Brom. Jonas doppelt kaltschnäuzig bei Benficas Sieg. Look back at all the action from a thrilling Emirates FA Cup semi-final Highlights: Podolski kassiert erste Niederlage mit Kobe. Spurs currently sitting 5th in the table with 24 points and a win against Chelsea will take them just 1 point off the leaders and that is big enough motivation for players to put up good game. Arsenal vs Leicester City Live Aug 1, Kaiserslautern stuttgart appeared that the teams would enter the break level with a wild second paysafe locations to come. PSG siegt zum Auftakt. Lacazette ist Arsenals neuer Millionen-Mann. Lacazette für Rekordsumme zu Özil. Contact Gaminator power stars online Privacy policy Terms of use Anti-Slavery. ESPN FC — 1st August Aug 1, Honduras vs Costa Rica Live Jul 7, FA People's Cup FA Cup Home. Remember Spurs paid for Willian's flight to England and gave him a medical then he signed for us and scored 2 against them at Wembley hahaha — TalkOfTheBridge TalkOfTheBridge April 22, Ajax erneut nur Vizemeister.
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