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Neo-absurdist plays of the 1960s have not always aged very well. Indeed, the well-made plays of the immediate post-war period by writers like Rattigan, Emlyn Williams and JB Priestly often feel more accessible than the later plays that ushered those playwrights into obscurity with such unseemly haste.
Every so often, however, one comes across a bit of 1960s nihilism which doesn't feel immovably rooted in its period; such is The Local Stigmatic, the 50th anniversary production of which is staged at the Red Lion in Islington.
Not that the 1960s aren't consciously, even lovingly, invoked. In the pre-show and incidental music, we get The Animals, The Kinks, The Velvet Underground and The Who (cleverly chosen and apposite tracks, by the way, not just a random melange of contemporary pop classics), period posters adorn the walls, and the two principal protagonists Graham (Wilson James) and Ray (William Frazer) sport black turtle necks, leather jackets and RaybanWayfarers.
But the world Graham and Ray inhabit doesn't seem a half century distant. Graham spends most of his time talking about greyhound racing, but when he isn't doing that he is talking about celebrity lives he reads about in tabloid press. And the world that these celebrities inhabit evokes both unreasonable fascination and titanic rage. Graham is dazzled by the lives of the rich and famous, and knows he will never have it. This dynamic is not at all foreign to 2016. Rather it has become truer in our own age instead of less.
Graham and Ray live in a seedy flat in London and Graham is the leader of the duo. It is his dark obsessions that drive the play forward, Ray often needling him but always following his lead, despite his occasional moral disquiet about the deeds they do. When they chance upon a nameless blind man (Tom Sawyer) and then one of the famous actors, called David, that Graham 'follows' in his tabloids, also played by Tom Sawyer, the consequences are shocking and difficult to watch. There are more than a few echoes of A Clockwork Orange here.
The dialogue is often elliptical and circular, which is when the play shows its age and lineage clearly, and one wants the dramatic narrative to push forward a little. But the lead performances always compel attention.
Wilson James, as Graham, prowls the tiny space, like a caged tiger, his eyes seemingly about to pop right out his skull and land somewhere in the second row. He talks about dog racing a lot and much of it is pretty obscure, but the barely repressed anger and frustration that fills James' body keeps you interested.
Frazer, as Ray, has the looks of a matinee idol but is no less unsettling, particularly when his handsome face forces a brittle, humourless grin. He does what Graham wants, no matter how barbarous the act, and one gets the impression he needs Graham's approval to make sense of and give meaning to his barren life as much as Graham needs the act itself.
The only relationship these two have is with each other, and while aggressively heterosexual in word and deed, there is a whiff of homoeroticism about their connection.
Tom Sawyer, as David, the famous actor, quietly drinking in a local pub in a flowered shirt and cravat and looking like David Hemmings, until disturbed by the smiling and fawning sociopaths, anchors the final third of the piece with an understated naturalism.
The climax of this encounter remains profoundly disturbing.
Heathcote Willams wrote this play when he was only 24; it later became the basis for AC/DC, which was staged to much fanfare at the Royal Court in 1970 and which, like its prototype, seems if anything more pertinent now than then. After that, he barely wrote another play but turned his hand to, in no particular order, poetry, sculpture, acting, song-writing and naturalism.
According to Nicholas Wright, who directed the original production of AC/DC, Williams, who was christened John Henley Jasper Heathcote-Williams but, perhaps wisely, changed his name after Eton, has a 'almost aristocratic disdain' for the trappings of fame and success and simply moved onto other pursuits that interested him at the time.
So, a play by Heathcote Williams is a rare find, and, on the evidence of this play, that has been a loss to English theatre over the last 40 years or so. His voice is unique, and the acting and taut direction, by Michael Toumey, of this production, serves that voice well.
Movement director Laura Weston deserves a special mention. In a play of this kind it is important that character is expressed by physicality as much as language and the choreographed violence doesn't fail to unnerve and unsettle. There are a few caveats. So naturalistic was Sawyer's performance that it stood in stark contrast to the far more stylised performances of Ray and Graham and sometimes seemed to come from a different play.
This might well be a directorial choice, to indicate that David inhabits an utterly different world, governed by different rules and compulsions, to that of Graham and Ray but it felt a little disconcerting.
Difficulty hearing actors is a regular complaint of theatre-goers these days. There's no danger of that in this production, particularly when Wilson James, is speaking. However, it's possible to take things too far. Being bellowed at for 60 minutes can grow irksome.
But these are relatively minor quibbles.
Man's boundless capacity for inhumanity to man, his mesmerizing scope for destructiveness without moral boundaries and without remorse, is perhaps the only arresting theme of post-war drama.
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How to receive a live orchid into your home:
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Even the healthiest orchid will react to the change in environment with yellow and dropped leaves. It's also normal for the orchid to not bloom again for a year or more. (Did you know that your orchid was probably grown in a hot house and hydroponics? Your home is most likely quite a bit dryer, to say nothing of differences in light and temperature.)
And, of course, orchids enjoy the reputation of being temperamental and very difficult to keep. It's perfectly fine to simply enjoy your gift while it lives and compost it without regret.
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The nicer quality plants come with generous tags, like this one for a Country Girl (Nobile Dendrobium).
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You can only be considered as an exchange student if there is a valid bilateral agreement between your home institution and University College Ghent. An interactive overview of all agreements of University College Ghent can be found here.
Exchange students are expected to have a good command of spoken and written English in order to be able to follow the lectures and complete the course assignments, oral presentations and exams. We advise the students to have a B2.
In addition, if a student chooses one of the language courses in our International Curriculum, we expect him/her to have the required entrance level. In the list of the courses, and also in the ECTS description of the courses, the entrance level is stated in the title of the course. For example: Français (CEFR-B1): the minimum level of French to be able to take this class is B1.
Students taking one of the language courses will be asked to provide us a certificate to prove this level. The certificate can be a statement by one of the home institution's language teachers.
More information on the CEFR (Common European Framework of Reference for Languages).
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When migrating instances to a new snapshot, closed tasks are not migrated to the new snapshot. The wsadmin command runs a query that was introduced by APAR JR50720 to check tasks referencing other snapshots to avoid generating orphan tokens. The BPMDeleteSnapshot link in the Knowledge Center does not make any mention on cleaning up tasks. In order to workaround this issue and delete the snapshot, make sure that all tasks from the desired snapshot are closed. You can do the following to check:
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It is said that the Rokujizo area's prosperity is due to the waters that are drawn from this public 100-meter well otherwise known as Kogane-no-Mizu. Water from the "Golden Water" well contains numerous minerals and is of medium hardness, making it suitable for brewing tea and cooking. There are taps to the side of the well for you to try the water.
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If you find yourself slouching forward, shoulders rolled and neck out then you are placing your center of mass too far forward and forcing your knees to generate unnecessary breaking forces. The source of poor posture can be attributed to your core, whether its anterior or posterior pelvic tilt, weak abdominals or tight hip flexors. By focusing on correcting these deficiencies, your back will realign, shoulders will naturally pull back and your head will fall into place pulling back your center of gravity and relieving pressure on the knees.
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One consequence of mandatory celibacy has been the creation of a priestly mystique: a notion that the priest is a man set apart. When bishops say that cover-ups were attempts to avoid 'scandal', they are really talking about their fear of what might happen if priests were no longer thought to be special.
Man, yeah, I would be pope, if the phone rang, late at night, collect from the Vatican. Yes, I would, if I could do it right. I'd call a meeting of the Curia and say boys, we are letting women run everything for the next five years. Each of you gets a new boss in high heels.
It is inconceivable that Catholic authorities would countenance the state interfering in the sacramental life of the Church. And any attempt to do so would quickly turn into an issue of freedom of religion. If the Royal Commission were to go down that path it could quickly find it had bitten off much more than it can chew.
In 52 years as a priest I have never had to face a conflict situation over the seal of the confessional and sexual abuse. I pray that I never face a situation where I was convinced an innocent minor would be abused unless I broke the seal. I would find it impossibly difficult to live with that abuse on my conscience.
The Catholic Church's hope for future credibility depends upon its ability to accept its current humiliation, and give glory instead to the sexual abuse victims it has humiliated. It tells its faithful to be like Christ, who 'emptied himself, taking the form of a slave' (Philippians 2). Cardinal Pell has failed, and Eureka Street has failed.
Cardinal Pell argued this week that the Church has been unfairly vilified by the media. But the media has done the Church a favour in bringing this issue to light. Until the Church can provide a proper account of its misdeeds and point to real commitments to victims, the attacks will justifiably continue.
Those paying close attention to media coverage of clergy sexual abuse might find Cardinal George Pell's defence of the Church hard to swallow. But the weekend's resignation of the BBC director general over mistakes in investigative reporting should cause us to treat the genre with a degree of scepticism, even though the media helps us to empathise with victims.
Full text from Fr Frank Brennan SJ's address 'Advancing human rights in Australia — lessons from the National Human Rights Consultation' at the 'Human Rights Matters!' conference marking Anti-Poverty Week 2012. 17 October 2012, Cardinal Knox Centre, St Patricks Cathedral, Melbourne.
Labor speechwriter Graham Freudenberg observed that 'the oldest, deepest, most poisonous debate in Australia has been about government aid to church schools'. The most dramatic episode in the history of church state relations in Australia was the Goulburn schools strike, which took place 50 years ago this month.
It is February 1952. I am with friends at Jim's place when we hear the news that King George VI has died. A dark-haired boy I have not met before keeps looking across at me.
Constant rain, sullen skies and a scarcely articulate commentary did not deter the massive and sodden crowds or diminish the momentum of the Queen's recent Diamond Jubilee celebrations. Only the bigger picture and the jaundiced eye of history could assign the event its comparative place in the great panoply of royal extravaganzas.
George Orwell lamented that socialism attracted 'fruit-juice drinkers' and 'sandal-wearers'. Former prime minister Paul Keating accused Sydney mayor Clover Moore of being a sandal-wearer and 'muesli-chewer'. 'Sandal wearing' survives nearly a century to be the star insult for each of them.
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You Can Go To Hell (If You Want): What I Think About Hell
I can remember sitting in church as a 10 year old listening to our tall, slim pastor talk about the book of Revelation. I remember being intrigued as he talked about the dragon, the beast, and about how one day Jesus would come back and rapture all of the "believers" away. I remember thinking how cool it would be to float up into the air and then either vanish into thin air and reappear in heaven, or go up, up, up, up through the clouds and through space and past Venus and Mars and into some magical Kingdom with golden streets that existed somewhere way beyond the stars.
Then I remember the pastor saying that all the people who were left behind after the rapture and all the people who died without believing the things that the church doctrinal statement told us to believe about Jesus ...
That He is God's Son.
That He died for my sins.
That He took my punishment.
That He rose from the dead.
... I remember him saying that if people didn't believe those things when they died then (no matter how "good" of a person they were) they would go to a place called hell where they would be tortured forever in eternal fire.
If they didn't believe those things when Jesus came back to rapture His people away, that they would be left behind to endure terrible times (aka "the tribulation"), which would ultimately end in a lake of eternal fire that was filled with all the other sinners who didn't believe the right things.
And then I remember imagining myself floating high above the clouds and into space all the while feeling immense guilt and shame that I would get to live in eternal bliss while others were tortured forever simply because I had somehow believed the right things about this guy named Jesus and His loving Dad.
Did my mom believe right?
What about my grandma?
How about my best friend?
I remember imagining myself floating further and further away as I watched people reaching up to me, begging me to save them, screaming for me not to leave them, and pleading with me to take them with me as they grew smaller and smaller and smaller. And I remember worrying that my family would be amongst those who were left behind or those who were thrown into hell after they died, and I remember feeling very, very confused that this God who the pastor insisted loved me and loved my family and loved everyone, everywhere would also so flippantly toss us away because we believed something that was different than what He wanted us to believe.
As a 10 year old, that made no sense to me. But since it was what the tall, slim pastor with the suit on told us ... I assumed he was right.
This is week 5 of our series "God's Not Mad" and today I want to talk to you about hell. It's no secret that my thoughts on hell aren't what most would consider normal or orthodox or whatever.
Actually, correction: some would consider it pretty normal, but not so much people from my evangelical upbringing.
Like, the tall, slim pastor with the suit on who talked about Revelation when I was 10 years old - he would definitely raise an eyebrow or 2 (or 3 if he had an extra one, HA!) if he listened to anything at the What If Project. He (as many others have) insisted 1000% that hell was a place of eternal torture. Maybe it's a place with literal fire and devils and weeping and crying or maybe it's just a place of eternal separation from God.
Whatever it is, he would say, it's terrible and you don't want to go there.
Here's the thing with hell, though. Well. At least concerning the above version of hell: it's nowhere to be found in the Bible.
That's right.
I just said that.
Read it again:
The idea of people burning forever in some sort of fire because they didn't believe the right things about God or surrender to Jesus is somewhat found in Greek folklore and poetry like Dante's Inferno, but it isn't found anywhere in the Bible. Sure, you can take verses that talk about fire and torture and things like that and turn them and mold them and shape them to say those kinds of things …
… I'm really not all that convinced that those verses have anything to do with those kinds of ideas.
Not only that, but how could this idea of a God who tosses people who don't believe the right things about His Son into a fire possibly be real? Like, how on earth could this possibly be the way things work? How does that mesh with the kind of God that Jesus came to show us? If Jesus is what God has to say and Jesus preached forgiveness and peace and inclusion, how does it make any sense to believe that God would withhold forgiveness and exclude people into an eternal fire simply because they didn't "believe in Jesus" or "say the sinner's prayer" or "get baptized" or whatever?
Before we talk about what the Bible says and doesn't say, here's a simple thought process for you to walk through.
I talked to Brian Zahnd on last week's podcast episode and one of the things he said that struck me so deeply is that if people get sent to hell to be tortured forever because they believe the wrong things about God ...
Didn't "accept Jesus into their hearts".
Didn't "say the sinners prayer".
Didn't "surrender to Jesus".
Didn't "get baptized".
... Whatever you want to call it, that means that every Jew who was burned alive, tortured, raped, etc. during the Holocaust went from Hitler's earthly oven right into God's eternal oven.
And if that's true, then how merciful is God?
How loving is God?
How graceful is God?
Can this God be trusted?
Is He really a "good, good Father"?
I mean, the idea that God would turn His back on people (people He created, mind you) who faced terrible injustices on earth just to meet them on the other side of that injustice in the afterlife and then proceed to act on some warped sense of justice by tossing them into the fires of hell for all of eternity because somehow that satisfies His wrath or anger concerning our sin.
I don't know, man.
Regardless of what the tall, slim, suit-wearing pastor in a pulpit has to say ... it just doesn't make much sense to me. And if that's the way God is, you can keep Him for yourself.
And so it's stuff like this along with my 10 year old self imagining himself floating up to space to be rewarded for believing the right things about Jesus while his friends and family members who didn't believe those things were left behind to be tortured forever ... it's this kind of stuff that's caused me to rethink my thoughts on hell over the past 10 years or so.
One of the things I hear people say a lot is that Jesus spoke about hell more than anybody else in the Bible. And although that's kind of true, it's also kind of misleading because although He did talk about hell, He never talked about THAT kind of hell (the kind we've been talking about so far).
... He just didn't.
If you're a hater reading this, I'll tell you that at this moment I have 8 books in front of me on the topic of hell (which are just 8 of the many that I've read) and so unless you've read at least 8 books on this topic, don't email me hate mail.
(I won't read it.)
(I'm kidding, of course. Or am I? Email me and find out. HA!)
Also, this is by no means an exhaustive theology on hell, so I'm going to leave stuff out that I could talk about, but won't. I'll leave a book recommendation list at the end of this post in case you want to read more - books that present multiple ideas from multiple points of view. My intention here, though, is just to get the ball rolling and deconstruct a bit of the traditional idea of hell and throw some ideas out there that might help us reconstruct a view of hell that's at least a little more in the tradition of the early Jesus followers.
I'll tell you what I think, too. (So get ready for that.)
The concept of hell comes from 3 words used quite infrequently in the Bible (there are more intricate ones, but these are the big 3) and in various Bible translations each of these words is often (mis)translated into English as "hell".
ONE - "Sheol" is the Hebrew word used in the Old Testament to refer to "the land of the dead". It's not a place where only bad people go, but the place where EVERYONE goes when they die. You're going to Sheol one day. Me too. And everyone else who has ever lived and will ever live.
Sheol is NOT hell.
TWO - "Hades" is the Greek word used in the New Testament in place of Sheol. Much like Sheol, though, it refers to "the realm of the dead". It has nothing to do with heaven or hell or anything, really - it's just a place where all dead people go.
Hades is NOT hell.
THREE - "Gehenna" is another Greek word used in the New Testament (mostly by Jesus) and is a reference to the Valley of Hinnom, which was/is South of Jerusalem.
Gehenna is NOT hell.
And that's it, really – 3 words that have nothing to do with eternal, torturous fires that await those who believe the wrong things about Jesus … and we've somehow built an entire theology around just that.
Regarding this third word (Gehenna), Brian Zahnd (in his book Sinners In The Hands Of A Loving God) says that ...
"This valley of the shadow of death had been the infamous site where children were sacrificed as burnt offerings upon the hideous fiery idols of Molech. Later the Valley of Hinnom became the city garbage dump, a place where fires were never quenched and the maggots never died. As a burning, maggot-infested garbage dump, the Valley of Hinnom (transliterated from Hebrew GE HINNOM to the Greek GEHENNA) became a primary source for imaging hellish judgement."
The reality is that much of the time when Jesus used the word "hell", He was using the word "Gehenna", and so He wasn't referring to some kind of hell that would be experienced after death as a result of …
Not "believing in Him".
Not "saying the sinners prayer".
Not "surrendering to Him".
He was referring to a literal hell in this life - right here, right now – and using a smoldering, maggot-infested garbage dump as a visual picture.
Like the time in Matthew 23 when He said that …
"Unless you repent you will all be destroyed in the same way."
I was always taught that in that verse and other ones like it Jesus was talking about people being sent to hell to be destroyed or tortured or whatever because of their refusal to repent of their sins, accept Jesus into their lives as their Lord and Savior, surrender to His ways, and change their lives.
Stop sleeping around.
Stop drinking too much.
Stop doing drugs.
Stop cursing so much.
But here's the thing. In the context of this passage Jesus wasn't talking about what happens to people when they die. Rather, He was talking about what can happen to people right now, in this life when they choose to live differently than the way He modeled.
Let me explain.
Remember, Jesus lived in a time when the Jews were wanting to stage a rebellion or revolution of sorts against the Roman Empire. (I talked a lot about that last year during Lent on my Medium blog, you can read more about it HERE.). They were expecting a Messiah to come on a white horse of sorts who would raise up an army and overthrow the enemies of Israel once and for all.
They were sick of being kicked around.
They were sick of being under the boot of the Empire.
They were sick of always being at the bottom.
They were sick of being pushed around.
And so they expected a Messiah to come who would be the next King David, the next great Warlord who would lead them into victory after victory and put Israel back on top once again.
Jesus, though, came to show them another way.
A way of love.
A way of forgiveness of the enemy.
A way of praying for the enemy.
A way of radical grace.
A way of radical inclusion.
And so what Jesus was saying to His listeners wasn't, "Hey so if you don't repent and believe in me then you're going to hell when you die." Rather He was saying, "Hey. Unless you rethink everything you're doing and planning to do and wanting to do and start embracing the sermon on the mount that I dropped on you guys a few pages back and abandon your ridiculous and laughable idea of a violent revolution against a massive empire like the Romans - you're all going to die by Roman sword, collapsing buildings, and lots and lots of fire … because they're going to come in here, level this place to the ground, and make it an extension of that maggot-infested, fiery garbage pit over there in Gehenna."
That's exactly what happened 40 years later in 70AD-ish when the Romans invaded the city, killed approximately 500,000 people, catapulted 100 pound hail-stone-like boulders on the city, AND literally threw human bodies into Gehenna (hell) - the burning trash dump that was on the South end of Jerusalem.
In a commentary written by John Lightfoot, he comments on the Valley Of Hinnom and says that Gehenna was ...
"The common sink of the whole city where all filth and all kinds of nastiness met. It was, probably, the common burying-place of the city. And there was also a continual fire, whereby bones, and other filthy thinks, were consumed, lest they might offend or infect the city."
Scholars say it was a place where unclean corpses were discarded, where fires continuously burned, and maggots forever feasted.
When we miss this context, though, it's pretty easy to assume that when Jesus talks about being destroyed and having people thrown into hell that He's referring to some future event in the afterlife.
He's not. Instead, He was giving His contemporary listeners a very real visual picture of what would happen to them and their families in their lifetime if they chose to continue living in rebellion to the life of love and forgiveness and humility He called them to.
There were times He referred to the afterlife. And yes, there were times He referred to judgement in the afterlife - a judgement that was often reserved, however, not for people who didn't "believe right", but for people who refused to live the inclusive life of grace and mercy and forgiveness and kindness and gentleness that He came to model. His harshest words were typically reserved NOT for those who we might consider "sinners" (the tax collectors, the prostitutes, even His own murderers), but for church leaders who thought they had it all together and pointed the finger and condemned and shamed everyone who they thought weren't as good as them.
In his book "Her Gates Will Never Be Shut", Brad Jersak talks about how in the time of Jesus Gehenna was thought to be a visual representation of something that might exist in the afterlife. He says that opinions varied and there was no single teaching or idea on the topic. In typical Jewish fashion, people weren't so much interested in having the right answer or view, but were most interested in dialoguing and conversing and wrestling because they believed that was where God could be found. And so in all of those dialogues, Jersak says that 4 general themes stood out and were present in most teachings regarding the topic.
ONE - Gehenna is a metaphor for hell. A real location in the afterlife.
TWO - Gehenna can have a time limit after which suffering would end in either restoration or full annihilation / destruction.
THREE - Gehenna can have an exit where one can be released due to good deeds or acts of justice on behalf of the poor.
FOUR - Gehenna can be cleansing in that it's not just for punishment, but also for purification for paradise / Kingdom living.
I point these 4 things out because a lot of people I've spoken to want to brush aside the historical nuances I mentioned above concerning Jesus' words regarding the impending doom upon the Nation of Israel of His day and (instead) insist that His words that are translated into "hell" are referring to a place of actual judgement and torment in the afterlife.
Even though I don't agree with that and I think it's kind of ridiculous, I'll run with it for a moment ... because here's the thing - if we go down this road then we need to realize that the topic of judgement and suffering and flames in the afterlife was much, much different back then than what the typical fundamental / conservative / evangelical church might teach today.
To the Rabbi's of Jesus' day and the early followers of Jesus, it wasn't so much a place of eternal torture where there was no way out, but ...
A place that had a time limit.
A place that had an exit.
A place that was used to prepare its inhabitants for paradise.
In other words, if hell is a place of suffering in the afterlife then it's not necessarily eternal and it's not necessarily a place where people are written off by God. Rather, it very well may be a place where the fires burn away anti-Kingdom ways to prepare people for eternal Kingdom living. That was what the earlier followers of Jesus assumed - ideas and beliefs that got way, way lost somewhere along the line.
So where do I stand on all of this? There's so much more to mention and so much more to think about. I've barely even scratched the surface in this post. As I said earlier, there are tons and tons and tons of stuff I left out. I don't claim to have the answers nor do I claim to have the best understanding. And I certainly don't think that my understanding answers all the questions or leaves no questions left to ask.
I'm content in saying that I'm merely one person in a history of trillions who is on a journey with the Divine. And as someone who has followed the ways of Jesus for the last 25 years of my life and studied His life and this topic in many different settings ...
... I've come to believe that no one is going to spend eternity suffering in hell, no one is going to be spending eternity apart from God. And nobody is going to face torture or shame or grief in the afterlife because they believed the wrong things about Jesus. God isn't an angry Deity who demands that blood be shed to satisfy His anger. And Jesus' blood wasn't shed so that by believing in Him we could be covered with that blood and slip past God's anger and into heavenly, eternal bliss.
I believe in an afterlife, in an eternity where all the prodigals come home. And I believe that such a place will be a living hell for the people who can't wrap their minds around why God would possible let "those people" in.
I imagine the afterlife to be like the Prodigal Father's home.
In Luke 15 Jesus tells the story of a younger brother who left home and blew all of his inheritance on wild living while the older son stayed home and worked hard for his dad. In the end, though, the younger, sinful, good for nothing son came home and the father threw a party for him all the while the older, goody-goody brother stood outside the house and complained that someone like his brother was worth celebrating. The prodigal son was in heavenly bliss in his father's house while the older son (who was invited, but chose not to come) stood outside in his own living hell.
Paul once said that "God desires all people to be saved" (1 Timothy 2:4) and I'm audacious and radical enough to think that God will get what God wants. I believe that God's love will win in the end and I believe that the radiance of His wonderous grace will ultimately draw all people to Himself just as Jesus promised in John 12:32 and that a day will come where everything in the entire cosmos is the way the Divine Creator originally intended it to be.
I do believe there is judgement, though. I don't think people can just run around, do whatever they want, and not have to face any kind of consequences for their actions.
I believe Hitler has to face the consequences for his actions.
I believe that you do, too. And me. And everyone else.
Whatever that judgement is and whatever it looks like, though, I think it's best reflected not so much in Dante's Inferno, but in Jesus' words from Mark 9 ...
"If your eye causes you to stumble, pluck it out. It is better for you to enter into the Kingdom of God with one eye than to have two eyes and be thrown into hell (GEHENNA), where the worms that eat them do not die, and the fire is not quenched. Everyone will be salted with fire."
Everyone will be salted with fire. Jesus said it, not me. In other words, no one is off the hook. Whatever lies on the other side of this life and whatever happens when we close our eyes on this world and open them in the next, I think that the pillar of fire that led the Israelites through the desert in the book of Exodus is waiting for us.
Not with anger.
Not with wrath.
Not with revenge.
With fiery arms open wide. Tears in His eyes. Quivering lip. Smile on His face. Down on His knees. Inviting us to fall into the heat of His embrace so that all of our mistakes, all of our worldly baggage, all of our diseases, all of our sicknesses, all of our pride, our hatred, our pain, our shame, our fears and all of the things that don't have a place in His Kingdom can be slowly burned away so that room can be made for us to grow and flourish in His Kingdom as the people He created us to be, the beautiful people He has never given up on. Some of us might need to spend a day in His embrace while others might need a thousand years.
For however long it takes, He will hold us. And He will never let go.
That's what I think of hell.
Much love to you.
Here are some books about hell and the afterlife that I've found helpful :)
Love Wins by Rob Bell
The Love Wins Companion Guide by Rob Bell
Her Gates Will Never Be Shut by Bran Jersak
A New Kind Of Christianity by Brian McLaren
Surprised by Hope by NT Wright
4 Views On Hell by Various


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Leather Armchair – Types or Kind of Leather Armchair
In this write-up I would like to go over leather armchair – especially, the kind that you would use to embellish your living-room, resting room, library, and so on. I will break these down into 5 classes of leather chair. They are:
Leather Club Chair
The leather club chair was first presented in England in the 19th century. Throughout that time there were "gentlemen's clubs" where guys would get together to drink, smoke cigars as well as discuss the issues of the day while sitting in comfortable leather chairs. Soon there-after the periodic leather club chair could be located in the resting space of a well to do estate. They became an icon of status.
Today, quite a few club chairs are designed to look quite a bit like there 19th century brethren. These chairs are best suited (in my modest opinion) for a resting area, research study, or possibly a private library. Because they place you in a much more upright placement compared to an easy chair, they are much better suited for entertaining guests, as well as look very great as a guest chair or "smoking chair" in a study.
Leather Tub Chair
The tub chair was created in the late 19th century as a form of art deco furniture. Possibly one of the most famous of these was the Joseph Hoffmann Haus Koller chair of 1911. The design has changed a little bit, yet not as well substantially. You could really still discover Joseph Hoffman bathtub chairs, and they are gorgeous. With their rounded backs as well as mild curves, absolutely nothing quite states "style" like a well crafted leather bathtub chair. I would certainly recommend utilizing these in the same locations as the club chair if you intend to add a little art deco styling.
Leather Lounge Chair/Recliner
This is, by far, my preferred type of leather chair. These are exactly what you place in your living or living room when you want to spend a lot of time there. These leather chairs just shriek "convenience". A correct leather easy chair ought to enable you to sink into the chair without giving up assistance. Try to find terms like "overstuffed" and "pillow top" for the best "sinkage". When you sit in the chair, you ought to really feel support in your reduced lumbar, or sitting in the chair for long periods of time could really feel uncomfortable.
A number of other terms you intend to try to find when looking for this type of chair are "adhered leather" as well as "wood" building and construction. You likewise intend to make sure that the leather really feels thick and solid. A slim leather chair will certainly wear out much more quickly. If you are looking to get a reclining chair, the reclining mechanism should feel strong and also the chair must recline efficiently.
Leather Retro/Contemporary Style
These are chairs that are made today to either resemble classic chairs (retro) or to accent houses with a more modern style (contemporary). The Hoffmann Koller chair that I pointed out above is a prime example of a retro styled leather chair. I have actually seen this chair sell for as much as $2500. More contemporary styles are usually much cheaper, but look to spend quite a bit if you are seeking to find something really special and "outside package".
One final assumed on this subject is price. If you are mosting likely to buy a leather chair, keep away from designs with badly discounted prices that may appear like good deals at the time. A high quality leather bathtub chair will certainly cost you at the very least $200-$ 300. Anticipate to pay a minimum of $300-400 for a good quality club chair. A leather lounge chair must cost you a minimum of $400 with leather recliners starting around $500 and also up. If you are paying less than that, there is normally a factor. Pick well as well as your leather chair will outlive you. Choose badly and you will wind up tossing it away or having it reupholstered.
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43rd Annual Conference of Members from East, Central & Southern Africa: 3-4 June 2019 in Lilongwe, Malawi
Registration form to complete and return to IOE by 20 May 2019 at the latest!
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Since the adoption of the SDGs by world leaders in September 2015, IOE has been instrumental in promoting the contribution of the private sector to the achievement of the 2030 Sustainable Development Agenda, including through multi-stakeholder engagement as set out in SDG 17: Strengthen the means of implementation and revitalise the global partnership for sustainable development. Connecting the development community through multi-stakeholder exchange and concerted action is at the very heart of the EU Policy Forum for Development (PFD).
You will recall from our previous communications that IOE is a longstanding contributor, alongside members, to the PFD meetings at both regional and global levels. The IOE Secretariat's role is to coordinate and support the contribution of business to the discussion. We advocate for a participatory approach to development cooperation to address the needs of countries whereby the private sector is consulted and involved in investments and initiatives throughout their life cycle.
From 24 - 26 September 2019, the Asia Regional Meeting of the EU PFD will come to Kathmandu, Nepal. The two-day forum aims to bring together a total of 100 representatives from civil society organisations, local authorities, and other non-state actors based in Asia. We strongly encourage our members in the region to take advantage of this opportunity to be the voice of business at the Forum as key players in the achievement not only of SDG 17, and SDG 8, which recognises the priority of sustainable economic growth and links it to employment and decent work, but of the wider range of development goals to which business is called to apply its creativity and innovation. This will be an occasion to articulate your perspective on the support and reforms necessary at national and regional level to enable the private sector to play its full part in the SDGs.
If you are available, and engaged in this area of work in your national employers' organisation, please contact Ms Caroline Balikungeri at the IOE (email@example.com) as soon as possible with your expression of interest. As noted above, spaces are limited in number and restricted to members of the IOE.
Additional information on the programme and logistics will be circulated in due course. Please do not hesitate to contact me if you have any questions.
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IOE comments on the EIP and what it means for members
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From 13 - 15 March 2019, IOE had a seat at the table at the 7th Global Policy Forum on Development (PFD) in Brussels, Belgium.
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Movies 3
Answered by Fire (2006).
Plot Synopsis: In 1975, Indonesia invaded Timor-Leste (East Timor in English), tacitly backed by the
US and Australia, who felt it would be easier to negotiate with the Indonesian government for East Timor's undersea oil
reserves. On August 30, 1999, East Timor held a referendum to vote for independence from Indonesia. UN peacekeepers
were sent to the island to supervise the voting process. The story focuses on three main characters: Julie Fortin (a
Canadian volunteer officer), Mark Waldman (an Australian volunteer officer), and Ismenio Soares, an East Timorese
translator whose father is on the local militia's "death list". Following the vote, as violence and bloodshed
erupt, the UN is forced to break its promise to the East Timorese and evacuate the island. During an attack on a
UN convoy, Ismenio and his family disappear. Back home, Mark, racked with guilt over those he left behind, vows to keep
the UN's promise, return to East Timor, and help restore justice.Character: Mark Waldman
Notes: David has been a member of the Australian East Timor Association (Sydney chapter) since the early
'90s. From the East Timor News Digest:
Wenham is the kind of actor who collaborates with the character he plays in order to create an inseparable
fusion of fact and fiction.
It's increasingly difficult to detect where his characters begin and where Wenham evanesces. And he
is terrific in this series, gravely intelligent and, out of respect for his fellow actors one suspects, decently self-effacing
for someone so charismatic.
Asked how closely he had followed events in East Timor, the answer is emphatic: "Very. Full stop. Or
exclamation mark," he says in a phone interview. "I saw a documentary, John Pilger's Death of a Nation: The Timor Conspiracy,
and it affected me and angered me, so I joined the Australia-East Timor Association to get information on what was happening
In 2006, just as Answered By Fire was airing in Australia, Timor-Leste plunged into a crisis which nearly
ended in a civil war. The democratically elected Prime Minister came under intense pressure and was forced to resign. A UN
sponsored team of investigators was sent to Timor-Leste to investigate what had taken place. At least 30 people died and over
100,000 people became displaced. New presidential and parliamentary elections are set for the first half of 2007.Drool
Factor: Two words: Police uniform.
Content: Waterfall, kissing, sobbing guilt breakdown
Memorable Quotes: "The East Timorese saved our arses in World War Two against the Japanese, and then
in 1975 we just stood by and let the Indonesians walk in and take this place. We owe these people, big-time."
Julie Fortin: "What about our face?"
Mark Waldman: "We don't have a face. We're neutral."
Davidity: A
Availability: Region 4 only
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It's increasingly difficult to detect where his characters begin and where Wenham evanesces. And he
is terrific in this series, gravely intelligent and, out of respect for his fellow actors one suspects, decently self-effacing
for someone so charismatic.
Asked how closely he had followed events in East Timor, the answer is emphatic: "Very. Full stop. Or
exclamation mark," he says in a phone interview. "I saw a documentary, John Pilger's Death of a Nation: The Timor Conspiracy,
and it affected me and angered me, so I joined the Australia-East Timor Association to get information on what was happening
In 2006, just as Answered By Fire was airing in Australia, Timor-Leste plunged into a crisis which nearly
ended in a civil war. The democratically elected Prime Minister came under intense pressure and was forced to resign. A UN
sponsored team of investigators was sent to Timor-Leste to investigate what had taken place. At least 30 people died and over
100,000 people became displaced. New presidential and parliamentary elections are set for the first half of 2007.Drool
Factor: Two words: Police uniform.
The Proposition (2005). Dir. John Hillcoat. With Guy Pearce, Ray Winstone, Danny
Huston, Emily Watson, and John Hurt. Plot Synopsis: Blood-soaked kangaroo western, set in the 1880s
at the end of the bushranger era. An outlaw gang, the Burns brothers, have been terrorizing a small outback town
and are wanted for the murder of a family. When two of the brothers, Mikey and Charlie, are captured in a gunfight,
the local lawman, Captain Stanley, makes a proposition to Charlie: if he tracks down and kills the oldest brother, Arthur,
then Mikey will be set free. Otherwise, Mikey will hang. This moral dilemma sparks off tragic consequences,
as Charlie sets off into the bush to find Arthur. Meanwhile, in an effort to appease the townspeople's desire for revenge,
Eden Fletcher, the local landlowner, orders Mikey flogged. Emily Watson turns in a lovely performance as Captain
Stanley's wife, a transplanted English rose bewildered at the harshness and remoteness of her new home. The
Proposition is a lengthy meditation on family bonds, survival, frontier justice, civilization, and ethnic conflicts.Character:
Eden FletcherNotes: Gore galore: exploding heads, spear through chest, very bloody and excruciating flogging
scene. View at own risk. This film does not contain any gay cowboys. (That we're aware of.)Drool
Factor: (Eden gets an additional bucket for having bathed recently)
Nerdometer: (hard to assess; Eden manages to be evil AND nerdy)
Memorable Quotes:
Davidity: C-. David isn't in the film that much. Eden is chillingly
loathsome, and the stomach-churning violence makes it hard to relax and savor his presence on screen.
Availability: The Proposition has been making the rounds of art-house festivals in the U.S. and
Europe, and is available on Region 4 DVD.
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Three Dollars (2005). Dir. Robert Connolly. With Frances O'Connor, Sarah Wynter. Plot Synopsis:
Three Dollars is the portrait of a decent man's struggle during tough times. Eddie Harnovey, a thirty-eight year
old chemical engineer, finds himself out of work one day after refusing to sign off on a batch of contaminated soil
samples. He has a wife, a child, and three dollars to his name. And his childhood sweetheart,
Amanda, keeps re-appearing in his life every nine-and-a-half years. (Chance meetings and coincidences play a huge role
in this film.)
The present-day action is interwoven with flashbacks of Eddie and Tanya's life together: meeting at university,
visiting the local record shop, dancing to Joy Division, and other significant moments in their relationship.
"A brilliantly deft and poignant portrait of a man attempting to retain his humanity, his family, and his sense of humor
in a corporate world." (according to Publishers Weekly)Character: Eddie HarnoveyNotes:
Drool Factor:
Content: Attacked by helicopter, beaten up by skinheads, amusing dance scene.
Memorable Quotes: "This is how healthy people feel in unhealthy times."
"You like Edam. I like Edam. Everybody likes Edam."
(Eddie, voiceover to his younger self dancing at a nightclub:) "It wasn't until years later that I realized Ian Curtis
was epileptic."
"I'm sorry, sweetheart, but when I get home we'll have more children and put all your family in a home. I promise."
"It wasn't always easy being in love with Tanya. The second year at university we experienced difficulties.
We stopped greeting each other with a kiss. To kiss hello was too bourgeois. To kiss goodbye was too sentimental.
To kiss during sex was too time-consuming, and it also required having sex."
Davidity: A+
Availability: PAL/Region 4 DVD only.
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Stiff and The Brush-Off (2004). Dir. John Clarke, Sam Neill. With Julian O'Donnell, Robyn Butler, Sam Neill, Nick Molloy. Plot
Synopsis: Based on the urban detective novels by Shane Maloney.
Stiff: When the body of a Turkish meat packer is found frozen inside the freezer at the Pacific Pastoral
packing plant, Murray, a rumpled advisor to a Labour MP at the Ministry for Ethnic Affairs, finds himself
drawn unwillingly into the murder investigation. Meanwhile, his house is crumbling, his marriage is a shambles,
and his son, Red, demands attention. Things go downhill from there. (The title has a double meaning:
"Stiff" as in corpse, and "Stiff" as in "Stiff luck").
The Brush-Off: Murray, newly transferred to the Ministry of the Arts, becomes entangled in yet another
murder mystery when the body of a local artist is found floating in the moat at the National Gallery. A tangled scheme
of art forgery and duplicitous investments threatens to torpedo the political ambitions of Murray's boss (and,
by extension, Murray's job.) Again, the title has a double meaning: "brush" as in paintbrush, and "brush-off" as in,
well, brush-off.Character: Murray Whelan
Notes: A big fan of Shane Maloney's books, David felt particularly drawn to the role of Murray
Whelan, with whom he identifies on many levels. The 90-minute telemovie format allowed him to fully explore the character.
'From my point of view, it gives me a terrific opportunity to play an extremely rich character,' he says. 'The wonderful thing
about telemovies, in terms of the quality, is that everyone involved aims high. This has definitely been one of the most enjoyable
projects I have ever worked on.'
Visit Murray's World, the official Shane Maloney website. Includes still photos from the Murray Whelan series.
Drool Factor:
Content: Haplessly abused by the entire universe, dunked in river, befriends dog, al fresco love scene straight out of "Blair
Witch Project"
Memorable Quotes: "Are you talking to me? My ears have just popped."
"You get a free pair of pants with that shirt, Duncan?"
"Hey Red....Shut up, darling."
Davidity: A
Availability: PAL/Region 4 DVD.
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Van Helsing (2004). Dir. Stephen Sommers. With Hugh Jackman, Kate Beckinsale, Richard Roxburgh. Plot Synopsis:
Gabriel Van Helsing, a professional monster wrangler, is dispatched to Transylvania by the Vatican to do battle with Dracula
and assorted CGI creatures. He is accompanied by Anna Valerious (Beckinsale), and his sidekick, Carl, a monk who invents weapons.Character:
Carl the Monk. (Actually, he's a friar.) Notes: Carl's character is a cross between Q and the fussy C-3PO
from "Star Wars". On the one hand, the vandalism to his hair, which is styled in a swooping Julie Andrews/Florence Henderson-circa-1974
bob, is an unforgivable crime against humanity. On the other hand, he steals the movie with funny lines, an endearingly timid
scuttle, and a jester outfit. He also gets the movie's only love scene.
Paul Hogan was initially in talks to play Carl, until David's audition tape landed on Stephen Sommer's desk.
To look the part, David taped his ears back, got a silly haircut, and hunched himself over.
Drool Factor:
Content: Comic relief, wetness, strangling, one-night stand, moaning, weapons
Memorable Quotes: "If there's one thing I've learned, it's never be the first to stick your hand
in a viscous liquid."
"Why does it smell like wet dog in here?"Van Helsing: And you're coming with me.Carl:
Hell, no. Damn, I'm not.Van Helsing: Carl, you're cursing. Badly, but still cursing. Monks can't do that.
Carl: Actually, I'm a friar. I can do whatever I want. Dammit."[I'm] a genius with access to unstable
(to Frankenstein's monster) "Where are you going to go? I don't know if you've looked in the mirror lately, but you
kind of stick out in a crowd."
"Holy water!"
Davidity: B-
Availability: DVD release date: September 28, 2004
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Basilisk Stare (2003). Dir. Mis Kamieniak. With Jared Turner. Plot Synopsis: A jealous husband watches a videotape
of his wife's infidelity as it unfolds in an apartment building across the street. The action occurs on a split
screen. On the right half of the screen, David is busy fiddling with the controls on the playback equipment and
telephoto lens, while creepy electronic music plays. On the left side of the screen, we see what he's watching: his wife
cheating on him with another man. Tension is created through close-ups, heightened gestures, and visual clues (the pearls
David is holding, for example, are seen earlier being put around his wife's neck). The ending contains a surprising
twist.Character: The Basilisk Stare guy Notes: A 12-minute short with no dialogue, filmed while
Mis Kamieniak was still an undergraduate at AFTRS (Australia Film Television and Radio School). David's role is extra
challenging because of the tight close-ups, long intervals between cuts, and lack of dialogue. His emotional state is
conveyed solely (and skillfully) through facial expression, heavy breathing, lip-biting perspiration, and subtle gestures.
It's a riveting...hypnotic....mesmerizing....performance.
In all likelihood, you will need to watch the film a few times to fully notice what is happening on the left-hand
side of the screen. It isn't for nothing that the film is titled "Basilisk Stare".Drool Factor:
Content: Pouting, sweating, fondling of cigarettes
Memorable Quotes: None, unless you count heavy breathing and one loud sniffle.
Davidity: A++ for unwavering blue-eyed, sexycreepy goodness.
Availability: Because it is a short subject, Basilisk Stare is hard to find. In
the U.S., it occasionally airs on the Sundance Channel.
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Head out over bridge and on to Newcastle. At cross road go straight across road up towards Crow Hill. At top of climb (6km from Newcastle) take left towards Ballinamult. You are now back out on Ballymac/ Dungarvan road. take left, through Ballymac and on to Kilmanahan. Take left towards knocklofty and left again over bridge. Up Knocklofty hill and home!
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Assemble the greatest golfers on the planet on a majestic plot of land overlooking the Pacific Ocean while competing for a major championship, and the betting opportunities start to flow. The PGA Tour gathers at Pebble Beach Golf Links this week for the 119th playing of the U.S. Open. And what's a major without Tiger Woods. The Big Cats is ready after missing the cut at the PGA Championship. That followed his green jacket ceremony at The Masters, so which player will we see this week? We also have Brooks "Major" Koepka, who has three titles in the last five major tournaments, and looks to become just the second to three-peat at the U.S. Open.
There are, of course, the usual pick the winner and matchup bets. And the major championship tournaments bring out a host of additional wagering options. If you're looking for a little side action, BookMaker is the right place. Let's take a look at some of the prop bet options and find out where you can make additional coin while wagering on the U.S. Open.
U.S. Open Prop Bets at BookMaker.eu
If you're not feeling too confident about your pick to win the tournament you can throw down on a top-5 or top-10 showing. If you want to get in on the action before the weekend there is a prop available for the first round leader.
2019 U.S. Open First Round Leader
Dustin Johnson +1450Brooks Koepka +1625Rory McIlroy +1950Tiger Woods +2502Jordan Spieth +2502
The top five favorites to hold the lead after 18 holes are shown above, but there is a complete list for every betting category available at BookMaker. And what fun is it to always play the favorites? This is a major and some of the golfers not expected to win the event can sure put on a show in the early rounds. One who has done that consistently this season is Matt Kuchar, who leads the Tour in first round scoring with an average of 68.07. Kooch comes off at +5774 to hold the lead after the opening 18 holes and the numbers back that he's a decent option. He's a half-shot better per opening round than Justin Thomas, who can be bought at +3302.
2019 U.S. Open Top 5 Finish
Dustin Johnson +171Rory McIlroy +227Brooks Koepka +257Tiger Woods +314Patrick Cantlay +354
2019 U.S. Open Top 10 Finish
Rory McIlroy +115Dustin Johnson +115Brooks Koepka +135Tiger Woods +185Patrick Cantlay +185
Using these plays is a nice contingency plan if you're hesitant to pick a winner. There are no guarantees, that's why it's called gambling, and with such a strong field of players it's tough to pick a winner. But if you want to hedge your bets you can at BookMaker by wagering on a top-5 and a top-10 finish. You won't find anyone more consistent this season than Rory McIlroy, who earned his second win and ninth top-10 with his runaway victory last week in Canada. And six of those endings were among the top-5, making him a virtual lock.
BookMaker also offers up each trio to wager in three-ball competition. Each member of the group competes against the other two in match play scoring. Three of the top nine favorites are joined together with Masters champ Woods, 2017 Pebble Beach Pro-Am winner Jordan Spieth and reigning FedExCup champion Justin Rose going off on Thursday. BookMaker has odds for every trio.
First Round Odds to Win 3-Ball at 2019 U.S. Open
Tiger Woods +180Justin Rose +185Jordan Spieth +195
Will there be a Hole-in-One at 2019 U.S. Open?
Yes -150No +110
The most exciting shot in golf is the hole-in-one. You'd know what I'm talking about if you scored one. However, aces have been scarce at the U.S. Open with players combining to make just 44 in the history of the tournament. And that's a long history considering the first event was played back in 1895. We've witnessed just four aces this decade and none in the last four U.S. Opens. Don't fret, though. Pebble Beach is built for the money shot with seven aces in the previous five U.S. Open hostings. The payout isn't grand but I like for one these guys to nail it.
BookMaker offers play-by-play betting odds for live sporting events every day! The user-friendly wagering interface on your smartphone provides an easy way to place bets on the go. Mobile betting lines are updated by the minute so click here to start gambling on thrilling live action at BookMaker.eu.


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- Jim Harris
- Healthcare
Banner Health
Banner Health's supply chain department plays a large role in the organization's mission to improve patients' lives.
By Jim Harris, Senior Editor at Knighthouse Media
During its nearly 20 years of existence, Banner Health has gone through two distinct phases in its business. For its first decade, the Phoenix-based health system focused on providing acute care to patients.
Starting in 2010, its focus shifted to being about clinical quality. During this period, Banner Health's supply chain operations integrated input from physicians into its contracting, procurement and distribution processes, Vice President of Supply Chain Doug Bowen says.


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