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NeverYouMind wrote: »Jump ins can be set up by projectile or go beyond the anti-air and act as a cross up. The added lag no doubt helps. Dashing in and out, going for an overhead, or lows that lead into strings on wake up is also common. Projectiles can also be used to set up dash with lows that lead into strings. Sometimes a jump in, overhead, or dash in is set up by the other player doing something that is not safe.
*This covers the majority of 2D fighters. Not sure about Street Fighter V as I have never played it and never intend to.
Sanada-kun wrote: »There r a few things, firstly with regards 2 jumps in. In the heat of a match u r looking out for so many different things pokes, hit confirms etc.... u don't always react 2 a jump in in time. Also certain characters can change there jump trajectory with dive kicks and such which can make it even more difficult. Let's says ur playing TTT2 and Kazuya does df2, u kno it's punishable but sometimes u just don't react in time because ur thinking about so many different things at the time. The risk/reward of jumping in is very much in favor of the person jumping in so people will always jump at least a few times
Lastly trial combos r a lot like sample combos in tekken there r never optimal or the best options they r simply there 2 show u some possibilities.
Playing SFV will differ depending on urs and ur opponents character unlike tekken this is very much a match up heavy game but in general u want 2 learn ur normals and how + or - they r, ur AAs and mostly ur punishes and try 2 optimize ur combos as much as possible. When u knockdown ur opponent u want 2 apply pressure once u get the basics down u can start getting more technical with shit like frame traps
Neutral in 2d games often comes down to trying to get in, or trying to keep the other player out. which of these will actually be your goal at any given time depends on the matchup and other factors such as playstyle, available resources, and even remaining health and time on the clock.
this leads to the basic push/pull dynamic of 2d footsies. if I walk towards my opponent, they can poke me to try to keep me out. but what if I walk forward a tad but then stop right outside their poke range? the poke will whiff and I can punish its recovery. whiff punishing is somewhat harder to do in SFV than previous SF titles but it's still quite important. keep in mind that it's often pre-emptive rather than reactive, too.
once you've established you can whiff punish, your opponent has to be more careful about throwing pokes out. they may choose to delay their poke, in which case you can walk forward and press a quick button of your own to stuff it. this is known as "counter-poking." your opponent may also opt to walk/dash/jump backwards when they see you approaching. this allows them to stay at a safe range at the expense of gradually pushing themselves into the corner. (position is very important in 2d games and the corner is the worst position to be in)
jumping works in neutral for a number of reasons, especially in SFV. these are the main situations:
-you expect your opponent to throw a fireball or press a button so you jump on them to catch their recovery
(depending on the range fireballs can be punished with a jump on reaction; normals not so much)
-your opponent fails to react to your jump-in because they're preocuppied by the ground game
-you're at a range where your opponent is unable to AA you even if they react in time due to their character's AA sucking at that range
I recommend reading this classic article series for a better understanding of footsies: sonichurricane.com/?page_id=1702
As well as the Gief's Gym series on the /r/SF subreddit which includes drills that will teach you to apply those concepts directly to SFV: https://reddit.com/r/StreetFighter/wiki/v/giefsgym
I'm getting better very quickly...but I'm still having trouble with fundamentals, mainly block and whiff punishing. In Tekken, I like block punishing, and moving around A LOT to fish for an EWGF or launch. Combos aren't as lengthy and mistakes aren't as lengthy besides the obvious ones: specials that are negative on block, hard normals, wake ups. Tekken there are lots of dumb things you can do and not dumb things, but just the wrong choices...so punishing is a much easier learned fundamental, imo.
Anyway, thank you. The comments I have received have helped a lot. I'm playing Urien now rather than Akuma and I find him, if used properly, arguably stronger than Akuma...arguably.


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A total of 1.6m child trust fund (CTF) vouchers, worth at least £250 each, have been sent out since the Inland Revenue began issuing them in January. But Family Investments, one of the biggest providers, said less than 25 per cent of parents who have received a voucher had done anything about it, because they are confused about their investment options.
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Mike Smith of the Post Office said it was vital that parents took swift action, to avoid missing out on the potential gains in the stock market. He added: "Mums and dads are busy enough looking after a young child without having to spend hours searching for the right provider. They are keen to invest their money simply."
Meanwhile, Nationwide and Abbey said around two thirds of customers who had opened CTF accounts had chosen a cash savings account. The Government's preferred choice is the stakeholder option, which must conform to certain criteria including exposure to stocks and shares.
Children born after April 5 2002 will receive a voucher worth £250 (£500 for poorer families), which can only be invested in a registered CTF account. A second, yet to be decided, payment will be made on the child's seventh birthday, and a third payment has been proposed for when the child reaches secondary school age.

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Here it is – the March 1, 2012, Biblical Studies Carnival covering blogging activity during February. February was a very prolific month in our corner of the blogosphere. I thank all of you who nominated posts for inclusion in the Carnival. As you will see, I used most of your suggestions. I did exclude a few because I judged them to be somewhat more devotional or more sectarian than met my admittedly arbitrary criteria – if "arbitrary criteria" isn't an oxymoron. I did include two very sectarian posts but only because they motivated far more interesting discussions. I also excluded a few suggestions because an author was already well represented in what I had collected on my own and, frankly, I liked my choices better. You will see that I tried to impose some structure on all this. But in many cases including a post in a category was even more arbitrary than was my criteria for selection. So look around. Don't just scroll down to the section that appears to have links that match your abnormal interest. I scattered abnormally interesting stuff all over the place.
Some of you may recognize the clowns and balloons that I've also scattered around as section markers. They are from the first carnival I hosted.
Even with all the balloons and gayety of the carnival, I must start by taking a moment to celebrate the memory of three scholars who died last month.
Frederick William Danker:
Frederick William Danker died on February 2. Rod Decker, William Varner, Jim West, Michael Law, P.J. Williams, Ekaterini Tsalampouni and I'm sure others wrote posts in his memory.
Richard France:
Richard Thomas France died February 10 and Peter Head celebrated his teacher's life and memory.
John Hick:
John Hick died on February 14. Yujin Nagasawa, Jim West, Mark Goodacre, and many others mourned his death.
I guess this should be under the heading Tanakh but I'm not sure. If you prefer that I'd taken it up elsewhere just pretend that I did. Kevin DeYoung suggested ten reasons, all theologically driven, that Christians should/must believe in a historical Adam. Not everyone agreed. James McGrath explains how all ten of DeYoung's reasons were bad reasons. Michael Law wrote of "Kevin DeYoung's Misunderstandings," and followed that up with "Literal Genesis, Metaphorical Jesus," Chris Tilling wondered how to "debate with 'capital C' Conservatives" and James Pate asked, "Did the Ancients Interpret Their Cosmologies Literally?"
And The Evolution of Adam:
RJS discussed the issue of Paul's take on Adam as part of a review and critique of Peter Enns' The Evolution of Adam. Gavin Rumney and Jonathan Robinson posted far more sympathetic comments on Enns. Tim Bulkeley took the opportunity to discuss original sin in a fairly original way. Darrell Pursiful liked the way RJS framed the question of the Paul's Adam. Steve Wiggins took up a related issue by noting that before Paul "the words 'fall' and 'sin' occur nowhere in the account of Eve and Adam" and that some ancients "toyed with the idea that maybe the first human was actually intersexed (or hermaphroditic) and the word translated 'rib' meant 'side.'" As Steve says, "Genesis 2, in this reading, understood women and men to be equal and of the same creative moment of God."
Genesis 1-3:
For Evolution Weekend, James McGrath presented, Genesis 1-3 on How to Interpret Genesis 1-3.
International Septuagint Day:
Speaking of important holidays, Jim West reminded us that February 8 was International Septuagint Day. While the day may not be all that important, the Septuagint sure is. Claude Mariottini and Darrell Pursiful both mentioned and commented on a piece on the Septuagint written by Michael Heiser. J. K. Gayle wrote a very interesting post on the Septuagint. It is part of his ongoing series, "LXX Psalms." Check it out.
The Beauty of Moses:
The LXX of Exodus 2:2 and the Christian New Testament in a couple of places mention the beauty of Moses. Jared Calaway and J. K. Gayle exchanged thoughts about this. Gayle also wrote an abnormally interesting post on "Aristotle's rhetorical Urbanities and the Septuagint's."
Psalms 14 and 53 and the Documentary Hypothesis:
James McGrath notes that the major differences between Psalm 14 and Psalm 53 involve the use of divine appellatives.
Psalms 62, 63, 64:
James Pate ran a three part series on Psalms 62, 63 and 64. A lot of noise always seems to come from James' quite times.
Šā̄paṭ in Psalm 82:
James Spinti came out against cheating in the marketplace. And it's a good thing too. I occasionally buy books from Eisenbrauns.
The God That Loses (sometimes):
Continuing a series started last month, Claude Mariottini wrote on "Why God Allows Himself To Lose."
Semantic Domains:
Bob MacDonald shared his work on a semantic dictionary of the Psalter.
Prophetic Imagination:
Walter Brueggemann discussed his recent book, The Practice of Prophetic Imagination (Fortress. 2011), at There is Power in the Blog. This work is a follow-on to his The Prophetic Imagination (Fortress, 1978).
Your Father and Your Mother:
I'm not sure that Bible and Interpretation counts as a blog, but giving it the benefit of the doubt, Thomas Thompson wrote an abnormally interesting article critiquing ideas of Jewish ethnogenesis: "Your Mother was a Hittite and Your Father an Amorite: Ethnicity, Judaism, and Palestine's Cultural Heritage", which was first presented at a seminar dedicated to the Palestinian Heritage of Jerusalem, sponsored by the Jordanian Ministry of Culture on January 28, 2012. (I quote most of this from Deane to whom I give thanks for sparing me the trouble of writing it up.)
Herodotus and Esther:
Looney and James Pate exchanged thoughts on various aspects Herodotus and Esther as historical sources. I do worry that all this is more complex than either Looney or James would lead us to believe. I also worry about referring to an otherwise unnamed scholar as an "atheist scholar" as Looney does. It's not clear what he or she being or not being an atheist has to do with his or her scholarship.
Aristotle, Proverbs and the Bee:
Suzanne McCarthy studied the bee proverb that is in the Old Greek version of Proverbs 6 but missing from the MT. She called our attention to a parallel in Aristotle's Historia Animalium. I find myself going to Aristotle's Historia Animalium surprisingly often.
Qohelet – Fleeting:
Martin Shields posted a few fleeting comments on the use of הבל in Qohelet. He doesn't much like "fleeting" as a translation. See what you think.
Justice, Ethics, and Theonomy in the Hebrew Bible:
Joseph Kelly discussed Ze'ev Falk's work on justice and ethics in the Hebrew Bible. Joseph tells us, Falk's writtings "are unique among works that explore Hebrew Bible ethics in that they explore and attempt to account for the human component of moral discourse that takes place within the text and when texts are read by contemporary readers." Also, checkout Joseph's post on "The Gap between Law and Ethics" and his post "Law and Imitation in Hebrew Bible Ethics."
Biblical Macrophilia:
Deane Galbraith considered how macrophilia might inform biblical studies. In two posts, he considers Daivid, Goliath and Yahweh in 1 Samuel 17 and then Isaiah 40:22-23 as examples. If you don't know what macrophilia means, check out Deane's posts. Deane also suggested that Sirach 16:7 may provide the earliest non-angelic interpretation of Genesis 6:1-4 and Jim Davila responded.
Beer and Biblical Studies:
Defying my effort to fit it into any predetermined category, Jim Linville wrote "Tommy Gun Molly's Swanky Jazz Bar and Seminary: First Semester of Hebrew Almost Over." Jim also told of humanizing robots and his SBL paper abstract for this coming November's annual meeting.
Prophetic Humour:
Tim Bulkeley asked, "Is there black humour among the Prophets?" He's also doing a podcast series on the subject.
Christian New Testament
Misquoting Jesus department:
In his February 2 speak, President Obama quoted Luke 12:48. Over at Language Log, Mark Liberman noted that the President didn't get it exactly right and that he is not the only one to garble it.
The Trouble with the Trouble with Q:
On NTBlog, Mark Goodacre commented on Dan Smith's Bible and Interpretation piece, "The Trouble with Q." Mark thinks there's more trouble than Dan lets on. Ekaterini Tsalampouni also commented on the Dan Smith piece at ΣΕΛΙΔΕΣ. If I understand her correctly and I may not, she has her own issues with Dan.
On Greek Grammar:
Reflecting on D.A. Carson's Exegetical Fallacies: Second Edition, James Pate took up the Aorist, the Middle, Granville Sharp, and Colwell's Rule. I took some Greek from Colwell but I always thought he was saying "Colwell rules." Also check out James' post on "Mark and Peter (and Also Matthew, John, and Thomas)."
Mark Fragment:
It seemed like the whole Biblical blogosphere took up Dan Wallace's announcement of a forthcoming publication of an (very?) early fragment of the Gospel of Mark. He first mentioned this fragment during a debate with Bart Erhman. Wallace had more to say on the DTS website. Among the earliest comments were those of Brian LePort and Joel Watts. But it didn't take long for James McGrath (twice), Jim Davila (twice), Sheffield Biblical Studies (I'm not sure who), Tom Verenna, Michael Law (twice), Jim West, Brian LePort, Mark Goodacre, Peter Head, Larry Hurtado, John Starke, Stephen Carlson, John Byron, Jeffrey García, and two or three thousand others (I don't have my notes handy so I can't be exactly sure) expressed varying degrees of skepticism. Most recommenced patience. Let's wait for the publication. But by mid month something abnormally weird happened. A picture of a supposed fragment of Mark 5:5-18 started to be discussed. I'm not sure but I think Acharya S was the first to mention it. It didn't take long for the skeptics to pounce. James McGrath, Michael Law, Tim Henderson, Tom Verenna, Mark Goodacre, Brian LePort, Jim Davila, Jim West expressed concerns ranging from "I'm not a Greek paleographer . . but," to "fake" to "fraudulent." Just for the record, I see no reason to believe that this supposed fragment has anything to do with the fragment Wallace is talking about. And while I'm exercising my editorial prerogative, should the Wallace fragment prove to be the oldest fragment of the Gospel of Mark it won't mean all that much. That is unless it has an abnormally interesting variant. Even if it were to prove to be a fragment of the autograph of Mark (and I'm not sure how that could be shown) it won't mean all that much. We have autographs of lots of things, including this post. Simply having an autograph tells us nothing about the reliability of its contents (including this post). Even the most interesting text critical questions will not go away with an autograph. We will still wonder why and how various variants entered the text.
Mark and Nag Hammadi:
Michael Kok was curious about the reception of Mark as reflected in Nag Hammadi Library and other similar writings. He asked for our help in finding additional resources. In the course of asking, Michael provides some interesting related material.
The Not So Old Syriac Apocryphal Gospel:
And then there was the report of an Old Syriac Apocryphal Gospel from Turkey. The codex appeared to be a copy of the Gospel of Barnaba and was said to be 1500 years old. Not surprisingly, the first I heard of the report was at Jim Davila's place. But very justified skepticism set in fast. Michael Law found a possible date, 1500. This was later read by one of Michael's colleagues as "1500 of 'our Lord.'" Jim West, in his usual understated way, wrote, "this manuscript isn't ancient, isn't a gospel, and it's just nonsense to pimp it off as if it were revolutionary or astonishing." P.J. Williams said of the manuscript, "anyone who would pay $28,000,000 for this ought to consider doing the world a favour by buying up some toxic debt instead." Oh yeah, he also provided a transliteration and translation of as much of it as he could read. Steve Caruso summed up both the Not So Old Syriac Apocryphal Gospel and the photo of the supposed Mark fragment in his "Pre-Easter Update – Forgeries & Follies."
The Masculine Feel:
Suzanne McCarthy discussed ἀνδρεία as an inclusive term which might be best understood as "valiant."
The Jesus Problem:
The historical Jesus wars continued unabated this month. I select but a few posts to bring you up to date. James McGrath, Cameron and Tom Verenna maintained their tactical positions while Neil Godfrey and Joel Watts attempted flanking operations. Mark Goodacre appears to be making a diplomatic effort with his first in a promised series of podcasts on the Historical Jesus. And Tom Proehl summarized the Einige nichtchristliche Quellen zur Rekonstruktion des Wirkens Jesu. It's not clear to me that Tom Proehl's material is all that relevant and I worry that Mark's best efforts will fail to change minds. I think what we have here is a quest to solve a severely underdetermined problem with methodological certainty.
The Love Problem:
Martin Shields wondered about the meaning of ἀγάπη.
The End of Mark:
Ben Witherington asked us to look at two Greek manuscripts and consider their implications for the ending of the Gospel of Mark. The part he wants us to look at is the missing part. J. K. Gayle discussed Witherington's post and Mark 16:9-20.
Mark 1:40 – 45:
While we're on Mark, Jeff Carter posted his reflection on "The Introvert (that would be Jesus in Jeff's view) and the Leper."
The Obscure Theological Term Problem:
Ever wonder how to translate ἱλασμός or exactly what "expiation" and "propitiation" might mean? Well Jim West made it all as clear as it can be.
Father in Heaven:
Reflecting on Hans Dieter Betz's The Sermon on the Mount, James Pate discussed the phrase "Father in Heaven."
Rhetorical Arrangement and Ancient Letters:
Philip Tite argued for a reorientation in the nature of rhetorical analysis in respect of New Testament epistles, switching to an approach which avoids "forcing the content of a letter into alien compositional frameworks".
The Canon
The Christian Canon:
Gavin Rumney shared an update of his article on the Christian canon and Tim Bulkeley recommend it.
The Andemta Commentary:
Roger Pearse wrote a very nice post on the Amharic "Andemta commentary." I know this doesn't exactly go under "canon" but I didn't want to make another short section and I did want to direct you to Roger's post.
The Ancient Context
Mesopotamian Jokes:
I think it was Claude Mariottini who first mentioned the story of Mesopotamian jokes and riddles about sex, beer and politics, but Charles Halton, Jim Linville, and I couldn't keep from having fun with it.
Doctor Who and the Giants:
James McGrath compared an episode of Dr. Who with ancient tales of the offspring of angels and humans whose bodies were destroyed during the Flood. Jim Davila then directed us to specific texts like 1 Enoch, the Book of the Watchers the Book of Jubilees, and the Talmudic-era Sefer Ha-Razim. Jim notes "I would say this is an example of what we might call the convergence of independent nightmare traditions." The unquestionable fact of the convergence of independent traditions is among various phenomena that keep me awake at night. Remember, I am interested cultural diffusion and worry that human psychology rather than historical process may sometimes be in play.
I wrote two posts on how the Mesopotamians understood the origin of divination. Some carnival goers may find them interesting.
Extra-Biblical Works
Gnostics Who Knew Someone . . .:
James Pate provided interesting comments on Richard Bauckham's Jesus and the Eyewitnesses: The Gospels as Eyewitness Testimony.
The Nag Hammadi Codices:
Past Horizons posted on a somewhat different approach to the interpretation of the Nag Hammadi Codices: "A new research project will now challenge" the early Gnosticism" approach by interpreting the Coptic texts of these codices within the context of their probable production and use in fourth- and fifth-century Egyptian monasticism." James McGrath seconded this new approach
Erotica as Context:
Jeremiah Bailey discussed "Pagan Erotica and The Shepherd of Hermas."
A Strange Trinity:
Jeff Carter told us of "Tupac Shakur, The Testament of Abraham, and the Logos of God."
The Shephelah:
Reflecting on all the work that is going on in the Judean Shephelah, Aren Maeir called for a Forum for the Study of the Shephelah. Good idea!
The Hill of Jonah:
From differing perspectives Jim West and Claude Mariottini reported on the excavations at Giv'at Yonah.
The Queen of Sheba's Mines:
Jim Davila called his post on the supposed discover of the The Queen of Sheba's Mines, "The Queen of Sheba's mines?." Notice the subtle use of the ? in his title. Be sure to follow Jim's links. Claude Mariottini was not quite so subtle, "I am very skeptical about this discovery." And Todd Bolen has more than a few doubts.
The Gabriel Inscription:
The always indispensable, Jim Davila directed us to Torleif Elgvin's website and his posting of his translation and notes on the Gabriel Inscription from Semitica 54 (2012).
Pollen Counts from Rahel's Garden:
Jim West, Ekaterini Tsalampouni and I all remarked on a recent report of pollen recovery from Ramat Rahel.
Judith Weingarten shared a great post on "Hatshepsut in 'The Terrace of the Great God'." While not mentioning it, Judith's post should still be of great interest to students of the Hebrew Bible.
Ethnic Cleansing of Khirbat Zakariyya:
Did anything happen at Khirbat Zakariyya after Byzantine times? Yes! Deane Galbraith wrote a rather disturbing post on the excavations at Khirbat Zakariyya. Deane tells us, "Although the Lautenschläger Azekah Expedition website provides a reasonably detailed discussion of the biblical David and Goliath story – which no doubt will stimulate the interest of volunteer diggers from North America and South Korea – oddly, there is no discussion of any history of the area since Roman or Byzantine times, nor any mention of the recent destruction layer in 1948."
Tabor and Jacobovici and "The (so called) Jesus Discovery"
The ASOR featured a series of posts on the all too famous Talpiyot Tombs and Tabor and Jacobovici's exploitation of them in a new book. Christopher Rollston outlined his epigraphical findings and then focused in on the claims of Tabor and Jacobovici. Rollston also republished a draft of his 2006 Near Eastern Archaeology paper "Inscribed Ossuaries: Personal Names, Statistics, and Laboratory Tests" on his own blog. Eric M.Meyers focused on an image which Tabor and Jacobovici make much of but which seems to Eric to be an image of a tomb monument. Jodi Magness takes up Tabor and Jacobovici's claims from the perspective of an archaeologist. She's not happy. Jim Davila, Joseph Lauer, Robert Cargill, Jim West (twice), Antonio Lombatti, Tom Verenna, and Michael Heiser all joined in the debunking. Stephen Smuts, Mark Goodacre and Tom Verenna provided excellent summaries of posts and reports. As the story developed yesterday, Todd Bolen posted a report by Gordon Franz who attended the news conference formally introducingTabor and Jacobovici's book. James McGrath asked, "Is the New Testament Evidence Compatible with Jesus having been Buried in Talpiot?" Unlikely that it is. Jim Davila posted an update. He includes a lint to Robin Jensen's ASOR post in which she says among otherthings, "I absolutely refute any claim that I concur with the interpretation of any first-century ossuary iconography as depicting Jonah. Nor do I believe that 'first-century visual evidence of Christian belief in the resurrection' has been discovered to date." Jim West noted that all the scholarly effort has made an impact. He cited an MSNBC story that quotes from various authors who posted to the ASOR blog.
Bronze Helmet:
Claude Mariottini reported on a bronze helmet from the time of Neco.
Tools, Methodology and Other Stuff
The Brill Typeface:
I think Christian Brady made the first mention of the introduction of the general availability of the Brill typeface. I couldn't help but make a few comments on it.
Calibrating Expectations:
Launching his remarks from the previously mentioned remarks on the historical(!) Adam, Charles Halton provided two helpful suggestions on how we should calibrate our expectations of a biblical text. Charles suggestions work well for any ancient text and more than a few modern texts as well. Darrell Pursiful offered an interesting comment of Charles' post.
Brenda wonders how software changes the way students do exegesis. But I think the question extends well beyond how students do exegesis.
Open Source Textbooks:
Tim Bulkeley and A K M Adam renewed the subject of developing open source textbooks for biblical studies. This is a worthy project indeed.
Does Boring Mean Historically-Accurate?
James Pate asked the question. And of course the answer is no. Actually James debunks an abnormally interesting and all too common mind set.
Holy non sequitur department:
Amazingly, over at KV8R, Robert Cargill claimed that the Dead Sea scrolls do not 'confirm' the discoveries of the Hubble telescope. Yes, amazing as it may seem, Robert was actually addressing someone who claimed otherwise. Tom Verenna provided a satirical compendium to Robert's post, "Camera Technology in Ancient Rome: The Surprising Facts Revealed!" I sure hope this doesn't catch on!
Ways of Reading the Bible:
While reminding us of a previous post, Darrell Pursiful suggested "Reading the Bible like an Anthropologist."
The Typology of Scholars:
Roland Boer (Stalin's Moustache) continues his typology of scholars with "The Name-Dropper," "The One In The Position Of Superior Knowledge," "The Chardonnay Socialist," "Doceo, ergo pedicabo," "The Petty-Bourgeois Life-Styler," "The Businessman," "The Onion-Grower," "The Seducer," and "The Grantsman". In his email suggesting Roland's series, Deane Galbraith notes, "Inadvertently, Roland revealed something about his own scholarly type when the former classical philologist couldn't bear to employ the pig Latin phrase pedagogia ergo sodomoticum, and "corrected" it to doceo, ergo pedicabo."
Exegetical Fallacies:
While I've already mentioned a couple of them, the very productive James Pate devoted four posts to a discussion of D.A. Carson's Exegetical Fallacies: Second Edition and seven post to Richard Bauckham's Jesus and the Eyewitnesses: The Gospels as Eyewitness Testimony. You can find the first one here and the last one here. For the other five, you're on your own.
Sugarcoating the Bible:
Claude Mariottini doesn't like it one bit. Neither does Steven James. And they are right. Check out what they said about it last month.
Free Book Department:
Well, almost a free book. Tim Bulkeley offered a review copy of his book Not Only a Father: Talk of God as Mother in the Bible & Christian Tradition (Signs) (Auckland: Archer Press, 2011). I bet if you want to write a review Tim will still let you have a "free" copy.
Upcoming Biblical Studies Carnivals
Next month's Biblical Studies carnival will be hosted by Jim West at Zwinglius Redivivus. It's not too soon to begin letting Jim know about your favorite Biblical studies posts. Jim Leville tells me that he is still looking for a host for the May 1 carnival. Contact Jim and give it a try.


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blakehilli8 | 0
RavensRule97 | 0
my friend can put a water bottle in his fat rolls
reverseesrever | 0
Today a chick held me in her fat rolls, I'm a pencil. FML
JarJarBinks_fml | 0
It's a guy. You fail
gotplayed93 | 0
wow i feel so bad for this pencil. although I must say it would really stink to be that fat
superstephen4 | 5
fmlfmlfml15 | 0
Whats funny is i actually feel bad for the pencil, not the OP (#24 wins). I'm sick of these FMLs about the OPs complaining about their weight!! You could substitute this one with "Today, I'm still fat. FML" Do something about it!!! Go on a fucking diet!!! Sitting here and writing an FML about isn't gonna make you lose weight!!!
chippa | 24
Just because he has rolls doesn't mean he's fat. That sounds a little weird... But let me explain. I'm coming close to being overweight now, but not quite, I'm still in the "average" section. I have rolls. Of course, if I sit or stand up straight or if I lie down, of course I don't have rolls, but if I slouch, I have like three big ones. I have always had rolls like this for as long as I can remember. But I look back at a picture from two years ago and I was REALLY flipping skinny. I had rolls the size of Jupiter when I bent over, even back then. I'm not quite sure how it works, but it does. : And I could, without a doubt, hold pencils in them...
kellandj2019 | 7
#162, your point is exactly right, I would just like to add that the reason it happens is because the skin is stretched over your belly, but when you bend over, you are giving it some slack which forms rolls.
SoonerInTX | 0
I've been doing this for years, nothing special.
kathie_bunny | 14
Why you gotta pop his bubble like that?
yeah, ydi for being fat.
BigManny94 | 0
Holy shit get pretty,,,
xleanne_aLly | 23
Holy shit. I can do that too and I weigh 116.
plexico | 3
screwtaylor, you are the first thing that I thought of when I read this! He can either lose weight or find a girl like you that like their men fat, that is, a Chubby Chaser or a Plumper Humper. I think he should exploit his talent. I'm always losing pencils -- I'd love to be able to store extras in my abdominal blubber for when I need one. Maybe he can store spare change there, too, so he can have money for the candy machine. This will satisfy his hunger and help him maintain his Human Couch physique. I can't help it, screwtaylor, but I imagine you exploring your boyfriend for hidden treasure, giddy over each discovery of a pencil or small change, and accidentally finding a penis.
screwtaylor | 0
Thanks for telling me your life story, Plexico. Now I know the true reason why your wife is divorcing you.
greeneagle | 0
plexico | 3
Aw, screwtaylor, if only it were that easy! Don't be like that, honey, divorce isn't in the near future and talks about polygamy are going slower than I hoped. The plan is to first warm wife #1 up to the idea of polygamy in theory before I move on to bringing up specific candidates. I have no doubt that when I show her your pictures and some of your funnier comments, she will say, "That's the kind of girl I want to share my Sexy Plexy with!" Stay Sweet!
turnedoffTVgrey | 0
Hey I'll get in on that. I cook and clean and give a decent BJ. I think my resume speaks for itself.
Intoxicunt | 5
#159, lmfao. Wow, Plexico is popular with the ladies.
nicole1784 | 0
chubby chaser!!!!!
Rickilynn1 | 10
dieting is actually worse.
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While bending over or just standing regularly? Did you know that that's also the test preteen and teen girls do to see if they need to wear a bra? Except, usually they should be wearing a bra anyway. Maybe you should too?
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"Oh Laughter, definitely laughter. You have to laugh even if you are sad because it is your life and you can't change it, but it is always better if you are smiling" – Louise and Martine Fokken (In "Meet the fokkens", Amsterdam oldest prostitutes) #BBC #News
The Oldest Amsterdam's Prostitute rightly said it; One have to laugh even in the face of life most difficult situation. From my ongoing experience here in The Joint; the laughter definitely gives you the strength and grace to hold on, go on and see life on the inside differently.
Walking around the pavilion one will think we are a bunch of men in a kind of summer boot camp; sent in by their spouses to sort themselves out. Many are well groomed; apparently many will spend their entire days behind bars checking how they look outwardly. But deep inside lurks something eerie and creepy; Pure evil.
Our pavilion might look and seems to be the safest in the complex; but with so many inmates jammed and confined in such a small place, many are on their breakpoint, many had crossed the threshold. And the system can't do anything to help the situation.
In the past, newcomers were brought in weekly but lately, they're hauling them in on daily basis. If I'm not mistaken, we had inmates hauled in on everyday of this week. Seven Freshers were thrown in yesterday, from my statistics we should be clocking 550 inmates in a pavilion build for 216 inmates at one point in time. The system don't care; so long the doors are under lock!
I'm beginning to see a new pattern and trends among my fellow inmates. Violence is on the increase. In the past, one rarely see physical violence, but lately, it's becoming a norm. Our unwritten rules of law ain't doing to stop the agitation and anger is rising like vapour in a pressure cooker. In the past, hostilities could be done verbally, but now; punches are thrown, knives drawn and gangs are building up.
Earlier today, my quiet cellmate was throwing punches at an older inmate next door who owes him $40 for months; promises of payment failed. The lad got a wife and two young kids outside. Survives by selling legal-drugs (apparently he's our pharmacist) which his wife brings in during the fortnight visit or by some good-hearted cop whom he pays. He has stocks all types of over-the-counter drugs and some that should be issued only with Doctor's prescription, but this is Panama; anything goes. Others stood still and watched while he was delivering punches at the older inmate, stepped in and pulled him in, others weren't happy; guess we're flippin losing our minds.
After the incident came up for better signal, another inmate (a new inmate) went to pull out a hidden knife. Doubt if he has a fight, but walking around with his Rambo-styled knife sort of gives him the security he so desired. I have heard, many of my fellow inmates walk around the pavilion with knives in their pants. Guess, we ain't different from the locals, whom I had lived with in Renacer; their knives are like their girlfriends, they even shower with their knives. Was like a war zone there.
Sooner than we thought, life here will be nothing; my cats and the roaches will have a dignified manner of living their world than most of us, seen that in the past.
Tension is so high among us, soon, someone will flip and it won't be easy, walking around after the whistle, many cells are under lock; not the system, but individually they decided to lock themselves in for extra security. The last bloody fight was between a Colombian and a Mexican; apparently the Mexican had a club, fashioned from hardwood. Burst the Colombian head who has been pestering him. Guess the Colombian underestimated him. After all said and done, the Mexican had to switch cells with someone; sometimes it's difficult finding someone willing to change, he was lucky.
After that fight, an invisible line has been drawn…. For now, the sleeping dog will lie.
Another crazy incident on Thursday; the dude who can't handle himself after siphoning our lethal and potent moonshine, flipped again, the last time, he was tied down on the top of the cells; but very stupid to choose an high altitude to drink and get pissed. But Thursday's was on GroundZero; after getting pissed, looked for someone to punch, and got one of my pal, who unleashed all his anger on the drunk. At the end, he got his only remedy; Tied and left on the passage until the drink wore off. And the flippin Wanker does have conjugal with a beautiful lady; hope she knows how he reacts after befriending the bottle. Soon, a video of him will emerge, very common here; a Mexican who was drunk and snorting had a picture of him taken and sent to his missus. In return, he informed the cops, that his mates who did that are selling Dope. We had a massive search after the incident. But he had to live the pavilion as he was on everyone's #DeathWishList!
The system is apparently failing the inmates and society in general; many amongst us are suffering from various forms of psychological problems; schizophrenia, manic depression, anger and rage, insomnia and other forms of sleep disorder. The list goes on and on. Many of these lads came from a violent background where #Violence is the rule of law and of the streets. Thus, everything around them is violence and more of it.
But, one thing bothers me; after reading an article in a #Dutch newspaper earlier this week; of the failing situation in Dutch prisons, how many inmates are not getting medical attention needed; it baffled me that in a highly developed and first world country, things ain't much different from our situation here. Here is the link to the news article;
Psychische zorg gevangenis slecht
11 oktober 2012
"Veel gedetineerden met psychische problemen krijgen niet de passende behandeling die ze nodig hebben. Dat zegt de Raad voor de Strafrechtstoepassing en Jeugdbescherming (RSJ)"
From the above researched report; we ain't alone in this predicament.
The chatterbox lad in my cell, kept me up while I was trying to get my needed sleep this morning, with tales of murders back home in his cowboy town back in Colombia; 6 murders just last night and all met their calling at the nozzle of a #Sicario #Assassins. Such is their life….he once asked me if back home in Holland, we walk around With guns. Told him, the cops does that for us…..#LOL.
It's 00:07:53 on SUN 14 OCT 2012: the lights are out as many hits their bunks, hammocks (hanging up like cocoons of caterpillars), could be very fatal when the rope breaks. And the less fortunate ones, sleeping around on floors with spread-out cartons as their mats.
But our revellers are still banging and music still on while their drinks and dope flows. The only way that keeps them going. But among them, are those insecure fellas with knives or one form of weapon stashed within and around at arm's reach as there is no trust amongst them. Have heard and seen drinking mates had their phones nicked by their supposed-to-be friends. Others had their eye brows shaved, and same lad, took a leak on someone's bunk after a night of binged drinking. And he still. complains that one ain't allowed to drink as much as he wants. Guess in his previous life he was a fish.
Monday is around the corner, another day of our fortnightly visit; those with. Families around will be working in with fresh produces. Those few minutes with loved ones, gives them such a happiness that can't be compared to the ordeals of every two weeks before the next visit.
For me and many others are happiness can be sum up in this few words;
Happiness depends on the difference between your reality and your expectations; to be happy accept your reality and adjust your expectations.
"When men are pure, laws are useless; When men are corrupt, laws are broken" – Benjamin Disraeli.
A life spent in making mistakes is not only more honourable but more useful than a life spent doing nothing. ~ George Bernard Shaw
Forgiveness will never be able to change the past; but it does make the future a whole lot brighter.


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There are four INFJ subtypes
The four INFJs represent different paths you can walk as an INFJ. You've been told an INFJ has dominant introverted intuition, auxiliary extraverted feeling, but in reality, how much you use a function depends on what path in life you are currently on.
The red INFJs
Enneagram Sx – Seven
Intuition and Judging has given this type a strong curious resolve and a strong sense of proactive vision. This INFJ is quite the visionary: they see and imagine their future and they move with conviction towards it. The visionary drive of these INFJs gives them a sense of bravery, a courage to make decisions, and to take actions that would frighten any SJ.
This INFJ needs strong nerves and trust in their ideas and focus and resolve in making their idea real. A big issue for this INFJ is giving into temptations and easy gratification. To let them be distracted by fun and games.
The blue INFJs
Enneagram four, one
Feeling and introversion gives this type a strong sense of stability and conscientiousness. This INFJ is highly invested in their decisions and their actions. Why do I do what I do? In feeling, this INFJ finds warmth, compassion, and care for the world. This INFJ cares a great deal about the feelings and values they carry.
They are seekers searching for their purpose. They are artists who seek intrapersonal awareness, knowledge of their own feelings, understanding of their identity and calling. Blue types are lead by curiosity and to the blue INFJ, nothing is of more curiosity than understanding humanity, life, and existential matters. Who we are and why we are here.
The green INFJs
Enneagram two, eight
Feeling and judging gives this INFJ their voice. This INFJ is lead to call, to speak, to communicate, to talk, to feel, to engage, to have an impact on the world. The green INFJs are concerned with being listened to, to making a difference in other people's lives. They may struggle with understanding what people want and need to be happy. What can I do or say to make the world better for the people I care about?
The green INFJs feel a strong tug to do something good for the people around them. But they don't want to just do or say anything – they want to speak the right thing. They want to ensure what they say can make other people's lives better. So they think about how to say things, how to speak, and how to act to reach others, running through simulations in their heads.
The yellow INFJs
Enneagram 5, Sp
The yellow INFJs are distanced and detached from others, looking at the world from an outsiders perspective. Preferring to watch but not engage, the yellow INFJs desire to understand the world, to see it for what it is, to gain perspective, clarity, and existential awareness.
The yellow INFJ is philosophical, a musing person, who looks at the world with squinting eyes. The yellow INFJ is a peaceful, loving person, that believes in kindness, nonviolence, and peace. Yellow INFJs help bring greater understanding of life and death, and help us cope with difficulty and challenge, by giving clarity to make the world and it's complexity more comprehensible.


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Divorce finalized around October 2014
Russell Wilson met his ex-wife Ashton Meem at high school and they began dating in 2006. She changed colleges three times to be with him and they were ultimately married after a six-year relationship in 2012.
Russell is a devout catholic and no doubt doesn't take marriage lightly. He and Ashton were engaged for two years before going down the aisle, so it came as a massive surprise to everyone when Russell took the unprecedented step of announcing his upcoming divorce via the Seahawks.
Up until two months prior to this announcement in April 2014, Russell and Ashton were by all appearances happy. Ashton had even talked about their future after Russell would retire from the NFL, which is still a long way off.
In addition to that Russell has a squeaky clean image. He's young, attractive, of rather strong faith and scandal-free. Some feared that the divorce might impact his marketability, but others said that he might become more attractive as a single.
Of course there were plenty of rumours as to why the couple divorced. There were cheating rumours, which seemed rather unlikely, especially on his part. And there were nastier rumours that alluded to his upcoming Seahawks contract and the millions he stood to make from it.
But all those rumours don't agree with Russell's image and there's no proof for any of them.
The one story everyone picked up and ran with where cheating allegations against Ashton with former teammate, Golden Tate. Whilst this could have been brushed off as another unfounded rumour, Golden elected to speak up on the issue, vehemently denying it and citing Ashton's lasting friendship with his own girlfriend as proof.
Neither Ashton nor Russell ever spoke on the matter in particular, but neither ever went on record about the divorce at all either. Russell preferred to keep the matter private and Ashton did the same. It's not even clear when the divorce was finalized, but presumably six months after it was filed, which is the required minimum amount of time and divorces usually only take longer if the ex-partners fight.
Now, a year on, Russell is dating Grammy winner Ciara and the two have been the very picture of happiness since they first stepped out together.
The two continuously gush about each other in interviews and support just about anything the other says. Russell has gone so far as to claim that his relationship with Ciara was God's plan (perhaps all along?) and that he had apparently even told friends that he would be with the singer before the two had ever met.
If that is indeed the case, he's definitely rather clairvoyant, because the two are going strong. They vowed to remain celibate until their wedding, though they are not even engaged as far as anyone knows.
Russell has been very open about the celibacy and the fact the God told him that he wants Russell to lead Ciara. The singer has thus far been going along and seems to be quite happy with her quarterback, confirming that they have similar views on just about everything.
If it was God's plan for these two lovebirds to be together, then it must have been His plan for Russell to divorce his ex-wife as well. Neither is likely going to give a statement on the matter and so this is as good a guess as to what ended the marriage as any of the others.
We shall see how God's plans continue to unfold and whether or not Russell and Ciara will get married and finally consummate their relationship.
Sources: heavy.com seattlepi.com seattleweekly.com ibtimes.com nypost.com sportingnews.com uk.eonline.com


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Hamstring tendonitis
This problem is commonly encountered by short distance sprinters or after an inadequately managed hamstring strain. The upper-most or lower-most parts of the hamstring is most commonly affected and symptoms are subsequently felt in the buttock. Pain will tend to arise slowly after exercise and may feel like a deep burning or sharp pain, low down in the buttock. As the injury progresses untreated, weakness and tightness may be felt in the hamstring area (back of the thigh). Pain may ease in the short term with light hamstring stretching.
Posterior Cruciate liagament Disorders
The posterior cruciate ligament's purpose in the knee is to aid in stopping reducing forward and back movement in the knee.
The injury can either be a slight strain (2-3 weeks), a slight tear (4-6 weeks), or a complete rupture requiring surgery (approx. six months to full recovery). However the posterior ligament is not vital to the make up of the knee. The injury can be managed and can be never fixed if it heals well.
Many Footballers these days don't even have a PCL, but cover its loss by strengthening the quad muscles. The lateral ligament when hurt will normally be associated with other surrounding injuries to that area. The ITB band, the cartilage and ACL tendons, the posterior will usually be damaged if the anterior ligament has been damaged.
Damaging the cruciate usually happens in a sudden collision usually involving the shin hitting an immovable object. EG. an AFL ruckman crashing shins with another ruckman can force his shin back and stretch the PCL or rupture it. The injured can sometimes feel the tear or hear an audible popping noise at time of damage. However the injured can sometimes still play with the sore knee not knowing the complete state of the damage.
Swelling quickly follows a sharp pain, which is usually followed by constant throbbing soreness and a need to limp. The shin bone can be pushed backwards indicating the PCL has been torn.
Strengthening programs should only be commenced when:
Exercises should be 3 sets of 8-12 repetitions.
Early Injury Management
For approximately the first 72 hours following an injury, the RICE regime should be followed to ensure control of inflammation and pain relief.
R - Rest
I – Ice
C - Compression
E – Elevation
Rest from aggravating activity.
Ice should be applied in the first 72 hours or when inflammation persists. Ice should be applied for 15 to 20 minutes at a time. Ice should not be applied directly to the skin, but through a wet towel or cloth.
Compression can be achieved with an elastic bandage.
Elevation is used to help swelling to return to the heart through the blood stream.
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Today I am linking up with Liz from Sundays with Sophie for her Simply Me series. And this one is a way-back playback.
If you didn't have chance to link up, feel free to leave your answers in the comments below. I really want to know if we have any of these in common!
Q: What was the first car you drove? Are you still driving it now?
A: My mom's minivan. I learned how to drive on it and felt like a boss. I used to drive my friends around all the time in it because I was one of the first in our group to get a driver's license. Definitely not driving it anymore lol. Now I am researching the perfect family car. Suggestions are very welcome!
Q: The first dance you went to was?
A: My kindergarten had a mandatory costume dance. My mom made me a beautiful flower costume out of tulle that I totally loved. I wonder if there were any pictures taken of it. But my first dance that mattered was in grade 7. It was held during class time and the boys stood on one side of the room, girls stood on the other, and there were teachers everywhere. Once in a while, a boy would snail his way over to ask a girl for a slow dance. This I Promise You by Nsync was the hit song. Hearing it brings me back to feeling insecure about my height. None of the boys hit their growth spurts yet and didn't want to dance with the tallest girl in the class. It also makes me think of the smell of too much cologne and butterfly hair clips. The butterfly hair clips only came out for the most special of occasions.
A: My first serious job was cashier at a grocery store. I was 16. At first I definitely felt like I had way more responsibility than I should be allowed to have. But I love that I started working at a young age because it taught me so much. It felt so amazing to earn my own money and to start my journey to financial independence. I might even still have my first ever pay-stub!
Q: Tell us about the first phone you had?
A: My first cell phone was a Motorola phone that looked something like this. 2002. My mom bought it for me but I remember having to keep it a secret from my dad because he thought cell phones gave people brain cancer. A couple years later I was dying to get a silver flip phone like Cher Horowitz and got this beauty. This one had a colour screen and a camera! Wow -- searching the links for these phones brings me waaaaay back.
Q: What was the first book you read? (an actual chapter book)
A: I think it was The Little Prince. I am pretty sure I understood none of it. Either that or one of the books from the Sweet Valley High series. I loved SVH! Anyone else? I texted my mom just now to ask if she remembered my first real book and she answered "I have no idea. You read a book a day. You were a reading machine and I couldn't keep up."
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Walden's Puddle is a wildlife rehabilitation center located outside of Nashville, Tennessee. Every year they are called upon to rescue and care for over 1500 wild animals of all types. With ever increasing development in the south, that number grows every year.
The center is not a zoo. Whenever possible, animals are released back into the wild. However, Walden's Puddle owns no land and has limited resources for insuring released animals have undisturbed habitat to establish a new home. This fall Swan Trust and Walden's Puddle entered into a partnership with the release of two bobcats on Swan Trust land. The male and female bobcats both were recovered in Nashville when one wandered into a warehouse and the other had its den disturbed by bulldozers in a housing development. The staff at Walden's Puddle capture the animals and treat any injuries the animal may have endured. Although the bobcats were both taken unharmed, they were kept for a short period of time to recover from shock and to test their ability to hunt rodents and small prey, insuring their survival upon release. Ideally, the animals are released before they have had the opportunity to acclimate to man's presence.
The domain of a female bobcat is five acres, excluding the presence of other females from her territory. The male bobcat may have a range of as much as fifty miles, with numerous males sharing the same territory. Because bobcats are nocturnal, they are seldom seen. However, they continue to have a presence in the forests of Tennessee. The primary limiting factor is food, particularly access to small game. A healthy ecosysytem with plentiful ground rodents, squirrels, and small birds allows the species to maintain a sustainable population. Bobcats are important predators for keeping the ecosystem in balance.
As always, man remains the biggest threat to bobcat populations. During hunting season, Tennessee laws permit the killing of one bobcat per day. Loss of forest habitat to development poses a significant threat to bobcats and other predatory species.
As we pulled into the woods in our truck with two bobcats in the back, taking a few hard bumps in the process, a low growl could be heard coming from under the covered cages. We gingerly lifted the cages out and carried them off the trail for a ways. Uncovering the door, my heart raced as I gazed upon this fierce woodland creature, the distinctive markings on its face glowing from out of the shadows.
It was over so fast. The male darted out in a rapid blur and was gone, just like that, perfectly absorbed into the forest. The female came out more slowly, then ran about a hundred feet, and stopped. She looked back at us, then ran a short ways, and stopped again. We were all a little bit grateful for a final chance to observe this elusive creature before she disappeared into the forest.
The same day we went to a different part of the forest and released two raccoons. Their behavior was very similar to the bobcats. The male ran right out and scrabbled up a tree about 30 feet above us. The female had to be coaxed out and then wanted to inspect my wife, who was manning the video camera. Eventually, she found her tree. The Walden's Puddle crew left some fruit and other treats around the base of the trees, to help the raccoons through the night, until they could find their way down to the stream.
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BEOGRAD – The former President of Yugoslavia, Vojislav Kostunica, presented the Secretary of the Hague Tribunal, Hansu Holthausu, a list of the kidnapped and missing chilren since the arrival of the international mission forces Unmika and KFOR to Kosovo to this day. The Serbian newspaper "Blic" published this list.
1. Dimic Zorica, from Prizren, six months old, together with her mother Lela burned to death in a fire started by Albanian terrorists August 15, 1999
2. Lazarevic Oliver, about 13 years old, killed in the village of Budisavci in the county of Klina, in front of his house by Albanian terrorists mid-1999.
3. Mladenovic Sava from Prizren, 6 months old, burned to death in a fire strated by Albanian terrorists September 21, 1999, when his mother didn't want to leave her house or Prizren.
4. Pavlovic Nenad, 15 years old, kidnapped and killed by Albanian terrrorists on June 19, 1999 in Obilic.
5. Petrovic Jovica from the village of Bostane, county of Novo Brdo, 12 years old, killed by a firearm while tending flock near his home.
6. Petrovic Milo, son of Ljubomir from the village of Cernice in the county Gnjilane, four years old, killed with two other Serbs by the Albanian terrorist Afrim Zecirija during an attack on the village on May 25, 2000. Zeciri approached a group of Serbs gathered in the central hall and opened fire on them.
7. Petrovic Milo from Pec, 16 years old, killed mid-1999 in Savina Voda near Pec by a sniper.
8. The grandson of Branko Cukic from Gnjilana, killed in June 1999, while working on his farm.
9. Andjelovic Stojan, 17 years old, kidnapped in August 1999.
10. Blagojevic Ivan, from the village of Ljubi near Prizren, 15 years old, kidnapped August 18, 1999 near his village with another eight Serbs
11. Vukovic Milan from the village of Dubovnik in the county of Decani, 17 years old, disappeared on June 13, 1999 while traveling between Pec and Dubovnik.
12. Gligorijevic Nikola, three years old, kidnapped September 7, 1999 in Pristina with his mother Dragana.
13. Sivkovic Nenad from Pristina, 15 years old, taken at the little market near the old post office in Pristina mid-1999.
14. Majstorovic Ivan, student 17 years old, son of Milorad, kidnapped August 19, 1999 around 10:00 a.m. near the overpass in Pristina.
15. Markovic Aleksandar from Suva Reka, Karadjodjeva Street no. 23, 17 years old, son of Djordje and Ljubinke, kidnapped June 12, 1999, together with his parents.
16. Markovic Radmila from Suva Reka, Karadjordjeva Street no. 23. 13 years old, kidnapped together with her brother Aleksandar and their parents and nothing in known of them since that time.
17. Girl with the last name Nikic, 17 years old, disappeared June 24, 1999 in Pristina.
18. Mladenovic Dragana from Prizren, kidnapped mid-1999. She had previously received threats from a group of Albanians that she would be killed unless she leaves her home. Since she refused to leave, her house was burned and her 6 month baby was thrown into the fire.
19. Radevic Milo, 5 years old, from the village Zlopek in the county of Pec, kidnapped August 2, 1999 with his parents.
20-23. Sekulic Bogdan, son of Milos and Goca, 5 years old, kidnapped with parents the night of June 25, 1999 in Pristina in Dardanija, together with sister Dragana, 10 years old, brother Lazar, 6 years old and sister Nevena, 2 and a half years old.
24 Stankovic Borka, 43 years old, last time seen with her nine month grandson Milos June 16, 1999 in Kardjordje Street in Prizren and from then there is no trace of them.
25. Stankovic Dragan from the village of Klobukar near Novo Brdo, 17 years old, kidnapped July 4, 1999.
26. Takic Ana, 6 years old, kidnapped at the end of August 1999 by a group of Albanians in Prizren. A few days later her disfigured body was found. Her hand was cut off.
27-28. Sutakovic Djordje, 16 years old, and his brother Radovan, 19 years old, kidnapped June 15, 1999 from their apartment in Djakovica together with mother Dara and father Nedeljko. Nothing is known of them since that time.
29-30. Kastrati Ljuan, Rom from Prizren, kidnapped August 9, 1999 in Prizren together with three children of which is a minor, daughter Marijeta, 17 years old and son Damir, 6 years old. They were taken to an unknown location after his house was burned.


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Currently only contains 2 plugins:
* matchname: which allows you to do better duplicate detection in CRM 4.0
* Cleanup of phonenumber: does validation and formatting of phonenrs
Matchname Plugin
Phonenumber cleanup Plugin
Orbit One is a software development agency located in Ghent, Belgium.
We specialize in internet facing websites, intranet and extranet applications.
We use technologies such as ASP.Net, SharePoint and Microsoft Dynamics CRM.
Last edited Jun 30, 2014 at 12:35 PM by OrbitOne, version 8