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For this week's Product Profile, Ali, from our Clothing division, is here to talk about the brand new 2011 Louis Garneau Mondo bib short & jersey. The new 2011 clothing lineup from Louis Garneau is packed with advanced technology to enhance fit and performance, plus look great while you ride (as you can see in the cover shot above, from the April 2011 issue of Road Bike Action magazine).
The Louis Garneau Mondo bib short is a really neat piece of equipment. The power band at the leg openings is the most comfortable leg opening you'll find on any short! There's no hair pulling or bad "sausage-leg" from a tight silicone gripper, only an aerodynamic fit with a second-skin feel.
Besides the fact that the Ceratek fabric on the hips looks really cool, it has a great purpose; the abrasion resistance it offers is huge. No picks or snags.
The bib uppers are Louis Garneau's Carbon-X Mesh fabric; it has a high spandex content so if you're tall, medium or average height for your size, it will fit like it was made for you. And as a bonus, all of the fabrics in the Mondo bib short are UPF/SPF 50 so you don't have to worry about getting a funny tan on your thigh from a panel here and there that aren't the same UPF/SPF as the others!
Of course all of this high-tech design and fit would be no good without an excellent chamois. But Louis Garneau has done their homework with the Mondo bib short, as their 4 Motion chamois is great. It has 4-way stretch so it moves with you; preshaped wings so there is no bunching, pinching or weird folding of the pad; high density foam in all of the right places and strategically placed mesh vents to keep you comfortable.
With all of the comforts of a high performance bib, plus a great chamois and technical fabrics, the Louis Garneau Mondo bib short is a piece I believe you'll find to be worth its weight in gold when you get out on the saddle in a pair. And to complete this high performance kit, Louis Garneau offers the matching Mondo jersey, featuring the same performance fabrics and fit found in the Mondo bib short.


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Israel News - Stay Informed, Pray Informed
A study commissioned by the Bible Lands Museum in Jerusalem found that the vast majority of Israeli Jews have bibles in their homes, but that a less than one-third have opened the scriptures since school or their army service.
The Bible is a major subject matter in Israeli schools, and every Israeli soldier (military service is mandatory for all Israelis) receives a Bible marked with the IDF seal during his or her time in uniform. New army recruits are sworn in on the Bible.
And while most Israelis have failed to continue studying the Word of God into their adult lives, an overwhelming 96 percent majority said they favored continuing to teach the Bible to their children in public schools.
In remarks carried by The Jerusalem Post, Bible Lands Museum director Amanda Weiss said the results of the poll, which was carried out by Smith Research, reveal a "gap between the importance that we attach to the Bible as a nation and as individuals."
Weiss recommended adjusted teaching methods to get Israeli children more genuinely interested in the scriptures so that they will continue to read the Bible even after they no longer have to do so for their studies.
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November 19, 2004
A Wabash College history professor was featured in a History Channel program Nov. 20.
Dr. Stephen Morillo, History Department Chair, was one of three professors commenting during the airing of Command Decisions. The episode was about the 1066 Battle of Hastings.
Morillo is widely considered one of the nation's most authoritative sources on the battle. His 1996 book, The Battle of Hastings, Sources and Interpretations, is widely recognized as a definitive source on the historical clash.
"They got in touch with me at the end of summer and asked if I'd be willing to participate in the show," Morillo said. "The hook is they stop at various crucial points in the battle and ask the audience, 'What would U do in this situation?' "
The Battle of Hastings was the last time England was successfully invaded and conquered by a foreign army. The result was the establishment of common law and property rights, Morillo explains.
"You can make a claim that common law is the legal frame work of the rise of the industrial revolution and everything else," he said.
Morillo provides commentary to help move the story along and also checked the script prior to production for historical accuracy. The History Channel production team filed the interview on the Wabash Campus.
"It's fun. It's not a deep scholarly endeavor, but it's publicity for the college and publicity for me," Morillo said.
Besides leading the Wabash College history department, Morillo is a widely published author of historical books and articles. He has taught at Wabash since 1989. Prior to joining the faculty here, he taught at the University of Georgia and Loyola University, at New Orleans. He is a Rhodes Scholar and 1980 Magna cum laude graduate of Harvard.


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This article looks at the requirements and formalities for a valid trust. In UK law, a trust is an arrangement involving three classes of people; A Settlor, Trustees and Beneficiaries. The Settlor is the person who transfers property to the Trust. The Trustees are people who legally own the Trust Property and administrator it for the Beneficiaries. The Trustee 'powers are determined by law and may be defined by a trust agreement. The Beneficiaries are the people for whom benefit the trust property is held, and may receive income or capital from the Trust.
"No particular form of expression is necessary for the creation of a trust, if on the whole it can be gathered that a trust was intended." This statement gives the impression that no formalities are needed, and could be misleading. Although equity generally does look to intent rather than form, mere intention in the mind of the property owner is not enough. For a valid trust to exist, the Settlor must have the capacity to create a trust. He must positively transfer the trust property to a third party trustee or declare himself trustee. Further, he must intend to create a trust, and must define the trust property and beneficies clearly. This is known as the 'three assurances'; Certificate of subject matter, certainty of objects and certainty of intent.
Certificate of intent refers to a specific intention by a person to create a trust arrangement wheree Trustee (which may include himself) hold property, not for their own benefit but for the benefit of another person.
It is clear when trusts are created in writing and on the advice of legal professionals that intention is present [Re Steele's Will Trusts 1948]. However, no particular form of words is needed for the creation of a trust and here the equivalent maxim, "Equity looks to intent rather than form", applies. It is therefore sometimes necessary for the Courts to examine the words used by the owner of the property, and what obligations if any the Owner intended to impose upon those receiving the Property.
It is not necessary that the Owner expresses calls the arrangement a trust, or declares himself a trustee. He must however by his conduct demonstrate this intent, and use words which are to the same effect [Richards v Delbridge 1874]. For example, in Paul v Constance 1977, Mr Constance did not express declare a trust for himself and his wife, but he did insure his wife that the money was "as much yours as mine". Additionally, their joint bingo winnings were paid into the account and withdrawals were considered as their joint money. The Court therefore found from Mr Constance's words and conduct that he intended a trust.
Certiety of intention is also known as certainty of words, although it has been suggested a trust may be infringed just from conduct. Looking at Re Kayford 1975 1All ER 604, Megarry J says of certainty of words, "the question is whether in substance a sufficient intention to create a trust has been identified". In this case, Kayford Ltd deposited customer's money into a separate bank account and this was held to be a "useful" indication of an intention to create a trust, although not definitive. There was held to be a trust on the basis of conversations between the Company's managing director, accountant and manager so words were necessary for the conclusion.
In contrast, where the word 'trust' is expressly used, this is not a comprehensive evidence of the existence of a trust – the arrangement may in fact institute something very different [Stamp Duties Comr (Queensland) v Jolliffe (1920)]. For example, the deed may contain words such as "On trust, with power to appoint my nephews in such shares as my Trustee, Wilfred, shall in his absolute discretion decide, and in default of appointment, to my friend George". Although professing to be a trust, Wilfred is not under an obligation to appoint the nephews and provision is made for the property to pass to George if he does not. This is therefore a power of appointment, not a trust [eg. Re Leek (deceased) Darwen v Leek and Others [1968] 1 All ER 793].
Sometimes in a will, the owner of Property will use 'precatory' words such as expressing a 'wish, hope, belief or desire' that the receiver of property will handle it a certain way. For example, in Re Adams and Kensington Vestry 1884, a husband cave all of his property to his wife, "in full confidence that she will do what is right as to the disposal between between my children …". The Court held that the wife may have been under a moral obligation to treat the Property a definite way but this was not sufficient to create a binding trust. Precatory words can still sometimes create a trust. In Comiskey v Bowring-Hanbury 1905, the words 'in full confidence' were again used, but the will also included further clauses, which were interpreted to create a trust. The Court will look at the whole of the document to ascertained the testator's intention, rather than dismissing the trust because of individual clauses.
There are further formalities required for certain types of trust property, and for a trust to be valid, title to the trust property must vest in the Trustee, or, the trust must be "constituted". This might be done for example, by delivery for chattels or by deed for land. If the trust is not properly constituted, the proposed beneficaries have no right to compel the Settlor to properly transfer the Property, as 'equity will not assist a volunteer'. The exception to this is where the beneficiary has provided consideration (including marriage) for the Settlor's promise, in which case, there would be a valid contract and the Beneficiary could sue for breach.
Where a testamentary trust of land or personalty is purported, the will in which it is contained must be in writing and executed in accordance with Section 9 of the Wills Act 1837, which means the Will must be signed by the Testator in the joint presence of Two witnesses, and then signed by the two witnesses in the presence of the Testator.
Where a Settlor wants to create an inter vivos trust of personalty, the formalities are minimal. Under the usual requirements for a trust (capacity, the three responsibilities etc), the Settlor must observe any formalities required to properly transfer the Property to the trustees – for example, the execution and delivery of a stock transfer form for shares.
To create an inter vivos trust of land or of an equitable interest in land, in addition to the formalities of transferring the land, the declaration of trust must be in writing and must be signed by the person able to create the trust – ie, the Settlor or his attorney [S.53 (1) (b) Law Property Act 1925]. Where this formality is not accepted, the Trustee would hold the land on trust for the Settlor rather than the Beneficiary. The exception is where the rule in Strong v Bird 1874 applies – the Settlor intended to make an immediate unconditional transfer to the Trustee, the intention to do this was unchanged until the Settlor's death, and at least one of the Trustee is the Settlor's administrator or Executor. In this case, as the property is automatically vested in the Settlor's personal representatives and the trust is constituted.
It is sometimes stated that no particular form of expression is necessary to create a trust if intention was present. Clearly this is not the case. There are formalities for creating inter vivos land trusts and testamentary trusts and if these are not followed, the trust will fail without consideration has been provided or the rule in Strong v Bird 1874 applies, even if the Trustee had the best intentions. Further, the form of words used in those formalities must be clear and unambiguous, or they may not amount to a trust. He goes on to say that 'a trust may be created without using the word "trust"' and this is true in that other words and conduct to that effect are sufficient. However, the Court does not just regard the 'substance' of the words. If the word used does not meet the 'three assurances' or, for example, the person making the declaration does not have the capacity to make a trust, the trust will fail. This is clearly not the desired 'effect' and not the owner's intention.


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Samsung's flagship smartphone, the Galaxy S3, is currently available in just two colors and two storage capacities. Buyers can choose from either Marble White or Pebble Blue and then either 16GB or 32GB of storage. That makes for just four variations of the popular handset — which has sold more then 10 million units so far — though we have known since day one that Samsung has had a 64GB model in the works. So far we've just been told that 64GB model is "coming soon". But with the release already months behind us, it has people wondering how soon "soon" is.
According to online retailer Clove the Galaxy 3, model GT-I9300MBMDBTU, will be landing in October, in black, with a huge 64GB storage capacity. The product is not yet available (not even for pre-order) and there is no price listed for the SIM-free handset offering.
Online retailer leaks are notorious for being inaccurate — after all, it's is an easy way for them to get some attention and inbound, with very limited negative repercussions — so that's worth keeping in mind. Even so, we know that Samsung will be delivering a Galaxy S3 before long. Additionally this isn't the first leak we've seen of the black Galaxy S3. Last week there was a leaked inventory screenshot from Carphone Warehouse that had "Galaxy S3 Black" listed. Again, that's not exactly proof, but with the IFA convention — which Samsung has had a major presences in over the past few years — less then two weeks away it seems quite possible that the 64GB Galaxy S3 isn't too far off.


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E-Health will increase efficiency
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The implementation of national e-Health systems will provide greater efficiency in health care, workforce productivity and better management of resources in the GCC, said a Deloitte Middle East whitepaper.
The whitepaper entitled 'Middle East public sector - National necessities: e-Health', sheds light on the GCC countries that are facing a rise in the incidence of chronic and lifestyle-related diseases, which have accompanied improved living standards and life expectancy in recent years.
About 90 per cent of diseases in the UAE continue to be caused by chronic lifestyle-induced conditions and injuries, it said.
The report discusses the opportunities and challenges tied to a national e-Health strategy as one way of improving the health of a nation, through its ability to harness the power of information technology and electronic telecommunications to generate better outcomes for patients and care providers.
It also provides case studies from around the world as well as recommendations for e-Health solutions in the region, and examines what lies ahead for the sector.
"The secret to success in implementing e-Health systems is how well they are integrated and how well the implementation is incrementally phased," said Abdelhamid Suboh, consulting partner and Public Sector leader.
"With such a complex large scale initiative, governments and clients need to think carefully about how to break down the implementation into programmes, how these programmes are inter-dependent, and how to sequence/phase the implementation of these programmes."
One method of harnessing eHealth is through a national electronic health record (EHR), according to Deloitte healthcare experts.
The EHR replaces the traditional pen and paper or standalone systems approaches. With an EHR, every patient in the healthcare system has an electronic record that can be transmitted and shared by every healthcare provider in the system.
The primary benefit of an e-Health system is improved patient health but there are also direct and indirect benefits to the health system in general, such as a decrease in hospital readmissions, reduced waiting times due to better coordination of information and improved health system planning.
The report also includes a case study of a GCC nation that has allocated a large part of its healthcare budget to enhance healthcare services and in particular the delivery of e-Health.
A key part of this strategy is the introduction of EHR, as well as the equipping of hospitals and clinics with hospital information systems and enterprise resource planning.
Challenges and key recommendations for implementing the system include investment in computing infrastructure and national broadband services; planning and consultation; information protection, privacy and security; execution and requisite skills; and implementation of better plans allowing breakdown into smaller, manageable components.
The report cautions that the 'one size fits all' approach will not work in the implementation and the needs of the different end users should be considered once an e-Health system is in place, to make the best use of it.
"This is why it is important to have a thorough planning and consultation stage, in which all stakeholders are consulted before implementation," said Suboh.
"Regional governments must continue to invest in the sector and mechanisms need to be put in place to encourage care providers who will be connected to an e-Health system to invest in the implementation and maintenance of computing infrastructure." - TradeArabia News Service


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Massive Fire at Melbourne Factory
A massive fire at a factory in Melbourne, Australia has been brought under control
Seven Deaths Confirmed in Arkansas
Authorities have now confirmed seven deaths in Arkansas after a severe storm
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Guns in Church
ATLANTA (AP) — A federal appeals court has upheld Georgia's law banning guns in churches and other places of worship.
The 11th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals decision, published Friday, upholds a lower court's dismissal of a lawsuit challenging the law.
The lawsuit was filed by a gun rights organization — GeorgiaCarry.org — and the Rev. Jonathan Wilkins of the Baptist Tabernacle of Thomaston. Wilkins had said he wanted to have a gun for protection while working late in the church office.
The 11th Circuit rejected arguments that Georgia's ban violates the plaintiffs' First Amendment right to freedom of religion and Second Amendment right to bear arms.
John Monroe, a lawyer for Georgia Carry, said Monday the plaintiffs hadn't decided whether to appeal to the U.S. Supreme Court. The lawsuit centered on a long-running fight between gun owners and state lawmakers over where firearms are allowed. Most gun rights advocates cheered when Georgia lawmakers lifted restrictions in 2010 that had long banned them from bringing their weapons into public gatherings.
Critics of the law argue that churches shouldn't be covered by the restrictions, which mostly apply to public buildings.


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All the episodes from series one to eight of Jimmy Perry and David Croft's It Ain't Half Hot Mum, first broadcast in 1974. The series follows the exploits of a Royal Artillery Concert Party during the Second World War. Created by David Croft and Jimmy Perry, it seemed a natural follow-up to their smash hit Dad's Army. Another ensemble piece, it drew on both writers' wartime experience in India and set the action in Deolali: a British army camp 100 miles north-east of Bombay where everyone's gone 'a bit doolally'.
The concert party is a rag-tag collection of soldiers who'd rather sing, dance and drag up to entertain the troops than be sent forward to the front line. Characters include effeminate drag artist Gunner 'Gloria' Beaumont (Melvyn Hayes); the diminutive Gunner 'Lofty' Willie Sugden (Don Estelle) who possesses a hauntingly beautiful singing voice and ineffectual Colonel Reynolds (Donald Hewlett). However, the show's stand-out personality is the bombastic, eye-rolling Battery Sergeant Major Williams (Windsdor Davies).
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Already in the twilight of a Hall of Fame career, it was feared Mariano Rivera would not be able to conclude it on his own terms after the Yankees' 42-year-old closer suffered a season-ending knee injury while shagging fly balls during batting practice Thursday night in Kansas City, Mo.
Rivera tore the anterior cruciate ligament and damaged the meniscus in his right knee during batting practice, which had been part of his weekly routine. But an emotional Rivera was uncertain after Thursday's game if the injury meant the end of his glittering career, in which he established himself as the all-time leader in saves with 608.
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Lincoln Metropolitan Planning Organization
Officials Committee
Thursday, November 21, 2013
1:30 p.m.
County/City Building, Mayor's Conference Room
Roll call and acknowledge the "Nebraska Open Meeting Act"
- Review and action on the draft minutes of the September 27, 2013 Officials Committee meeting
- Review and action on revisions to the FY 2014 2017 Transportation Improvement Program.
- Nebraska Department of Roads
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- Review and action on the Lincoln MPO Transportation Alternatives Program (TAP) Project Prioritization and Selection Process for developing a program of projects. This is to develop a TAP program and administer a call for project proposals to fund transportation alternative projects as defined by the federal regulations. The resulting program of projects for is to be included in the proposed FY 2015-2018 Transportation Improvement Program.
- Briefing on the 2013 FHWA/FTA Joint Certification Review of the Lincoln Metropolitan Planning Organization.
- MPO Direction on the Certification Review Civil Rights recommendations and initiating revisions to the MPO Public Participation Plan.
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The new concertmaster for the Boulder Philharmonic Orchestra is not only expected to have a "profound influence" on the sound of future concerts, but he also hopes to be a stronger bridge between the city's symphony music community and the University of Colorado.
After an extensive 18-month search, the Boulder Phil announced this week that Charles "Chas" Wetherbee will take over as the concertmaster, with his first official performance set for April 26.
Wetherbee is an accomplished violinist and also a CU music faculty member.
The orchestra already makes an effort to reach out to the university, regularly featuring faculty members and their work in shows and presenting to students in class. CU students also get discounted tickets and are invited to open rehearsals at the Dairy Center for the Arts, the Boulder Phil's headquarters.
Wetherbee hopes to deepen that relationship.
"I am delighted to have this opportunity to work with one of Boulder's leading arts organizations," he said in a written statement. "And I hope that my role as concertmaster allows for both stronger ties between the university and the orchestra, and another way for me to continue to get to know our Boulder musical community."
The orchestra's music director, Michael Butterman, said a concertmaster has a profound influence on its sound; he said he expects Wetherbee's extensive orchestral experience as a violinist to enhance the overall performance quality.
A concertmaster acts as a right-hand man to the conductor, Butterman said, often translating the conductor's ideas into specific technical suggestions that can affect the overall tone and sounds of the strings. The concertmaster also plays important solos in a performance.
Butterman said Wetherbee was selected for his artistry, experience and leadership.
"He's incredibly dependable, and musically, he sets a high bar artistically for the rest of the orchestra," Butterman said. "We are very fortunate for an orchestra of our size to have someone of his background."
Wetherbee follows previous concertmaster Gregory Walker, who served in the position for 25 years.
Butterman acknowledged Walker for helping transform the Boulder Phil from a community to professional orchestra. Walker continues to teach at CU-Denver and actively compose.
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The lasting image of Maddie Blom on Friday was one of devastation. Having just completed one of her worst days throwing the discus, the Riverhead High School senior was hunched over, her emotions getting the best of her as she was being consoled.
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Markets Bracing for Meager Earnings Season
Investors hoping that U.S. companies will dazzle the markets this earnings season are likely to be disappointed, according to analysts who have been trimming their expectations in recent weeks. Matt Jarzemsky explains. Photo: Getty Images.
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We've heard rumblings that the MacBook Air is where Apple is taking its lineup of Macs. Today's rumor seems to verify this. Macatakara.jp claims that Apple is preparing to unveil a new line of MacBooks that are different from anything currently on the market. They are so different that they may get a new name or brand identity all together. Unfortunately, the rumor is extremely vague on details, but does note that the new Macs may debut before the "end of this year."
AppleInsider claims that Macatakara.jp is somewhat hit or miss with rumors. The brief and vague nature of the report also lends itself to a lot of criticism. The new product, if there is one, could be a line of MacBook Pros that are taking on a MacBook Air design philosophy, meaning they're much thinner, have no disc drives, and have a solid state drive instead of a moving hard drive. This makes sense, as laptop PCs seem to be moving in the direction of solid state drives.
If this is the case, however, it seems likely that the source would have mentioned the MacBook Air as these would essentially look a lot like it, just bigger. We'll keep you posted, but until we hear more, take this rumor lightly.


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While Everyone Else is Decorating for Christmas...
Thursday, December 6, 2012
Anyway, last weekend I shared my little project on instagram...new paint for the built-ins in the master bedroom. Urbane Bronze, I love you even more now! If you have followed my blog for a while, you might remember the grasscloth that I applied to the back of the shelves waaay back when. News flash - it's gone. I kept the backs white for a while until I could get the rest of the room figured out. White was just a clean backdrop that kept me from being too confused. Once I decided on pillows, etc. the other colors fell into place. Still to do are the window seat cushion and throw pillows - so please overlook what is there now :(.
This entire project was about using what I have - including the paint. By the way, you can read about the pinch pleat curtains here and the DIY monogram box here. It's kinda hard to see in the picture, but there are two dark boxes stacked in between the books on the shelf third from bottom. In person it looks good. You'll just have to trust me on that one.
I began by arranging the books, then started filling in with other items.
Most of the paintings were done by a family friend. Cassie, do you recognize the elephant? He's gold now...Thanks!
Yes, I like elephants, thank you. I'm sure these shelves will be tweaked as nothing is off limits around here. It doesn't help that this is the last thing I see before turning off the light at night ;). Gotta run. Someone is texting me saying their ear hurts...
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Rene, you did a wonderful job. I love all of those paintings and the silhouettes. I hope you're not so little one is okay.ReplyDelete
Bookshelves look great!ReplyDelete
I haven't started decorating either! I'm a little panicked.
Rene this looks fantastic! Love the color and your styling, especially the various nods to your boys!ReplyDelete
Looks great! I love books and always enjoy a bookshelf remodel. :) Hope the ear feels better soon!ReplyDelete
Love a dark background for bookshelves...makes everything so grounded. You" done did" a good job girl.....! And by the way....not an ounce of greenery at my house either :)ReplyDelete
Thanks ya'll! And a big ole thank you to Sherry & Urban Cottage for being with me in the lack of Christmas decor club ;)Better late than never I suppose.ReplyDelete
Love the shelves. My niece has a few elephants too. Her husband is Cuban-Canadian and in their home the elephants butt has to be facing the front door-some kind of cute little superstition.ReplyDelete
That color is so fabulous!!! I need to find somewhere for it. And YES, love your gold elephant. Jonathon Adler will be so jealous!! XoReplyDelete
love it all! and love the blinged out pachy! :) and i feel a magazine spread coming on.....ReplyDelete
It looks beautiful Rene. That is a great color. I love the painting of your sweet Maddie and also your gold elephant. I always like a touch of glitz and glam somewhere! Hope your son is feeling better.ReplyDelete
What a gorgeous color for the back of those shelves! And I love your elephant collection -- I love elephants, too. I have a habit of inheriting them from my grandmother's house. ;-)ReplyDelete
wow! what a difference a little paint makes right?!! Its beautiful and totally crushing on your gold elephant!ReplyDelete
Love the paint against the shelves, so chic. You are awesome!ReplyDelete
Love it - your styling is interesting and easy on the eye! I'm a big fan of Urbane Bronze and used it outdoors on a lamp post, etc.ReplyDelete
Love the paint color on the backing - really makes your items pop. And your shelves look like items collected over time - looks real, not like a furniture showroom!ReplyDelete
I predict a run on Urbane Bronze! It turned out fabulous, love the contrast of all your pretty books and artwork! Happy weekend!ReplyDelete
I love the dark back drop in the bookcase! I remember the grass cloth and loved that as well. This really makes all your pretties stand out!ReplyDelete
I haven't started either...too much else to do!ReplyDelete
Rene your built-ins look fantastic! Nice job :)ReplyDelete
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BEIRUT, Lebanon, Nov. 6 (UPI) -- The recent killing of an Iranian Revolutionary Guards general in Syria's civil war underlines what analysts say is Tehran's growing military presence in supporting its embattled ally, President Bashar Assad, with some saying the Iranians now control the regime's military campaign.
Brig. Gen. Mohammad Jamali-Paqaleh, a veteran of Iran's 1980-88 war with Iraq, is at least the senior Guards Corps officer to be slain in Syria this year.
Iran's semi-official Mehr news agency disclosed the death Monday, but gave no details of how, where or even when he was killed.
But it said he had volunteered to "defend the Syrian people against terrorists" and to protect the Sayyida Zeinab shrine in the southern suburbs of Damascus, revered by Shiite Muslims as the tomb of the Prophet Muhammad's grand-daughter.
There's been heavy fighting recently in that part of the Syrian capital. The shrine's defended against rebel forces by Hezbollah, Iran's Lebanese ally, and Iraqi Shiite fighters recruited from Iranian-trained "Special Groups" who fought the Americans in Iraq.
Mehr gave few details about Jamali-Paqaleh and Iran's state media appeared to be at pains to stress that Jamali-Paqaleh had not been ordered to Syria to fight rebels seeking to topple the Damascus regime of President Bashar Assad. He and Hezbollah are Iran's key Arab allies.
But it was disclosed that Jamali-Paqaleh had trained at the same Guards Corps facility as Maj. Gen. Qassem Suleimani, one of Iran's most able generals and commander of the Guards' elite Al-Quds Force.
That's the corps' covert arm which spearheads the Iranian forces in Syria. Suleimani, who was also a decorated hero of the 1980-88 war, is skilled in counter-insurgency warfare.
Western and Arab intelligence services say he took command of Assad's military operations against the disparate rebel forces, at Tehran's behest, earlier this year and swiftly reversed the regime's fortunes on the battlefield.
Since the Quds Force is pretty much running the military campaign now, that suggests that Jamali-Paqaleh too belongs to that outfit. Suleimani prefers having old comrades and commanders of proven combat capabilities around him.
Another top-ranking Quds Force officer, Brig. Gen. Hassan Shateri, like Suleimani a veteran of covert operations in Afghanistan and Iraq, was killed Feb. 13. His presence in Syria pointed a far greater Iranian involvement than had been thought.
Shateri was apparently assassinated as he drove from the battlefront in Aleppo, a city in northern Syria and a key war zone, and Beirut, where he'd operated covertly with Hezbollah since 2006.
He was a close friend of the silver-haired Suleimani, who wept at his funeral. It was not clear whether Suleimani attended Jamali-Paqaleh's funeral in the southeastern Iranian city of Kerman Tuesday.
Jamali-Paqaleh was killed amid preparations by the regime for a major offensive against rebel-held territory between the southern outskirts of Damascus, a major combat zone, and the Qalamoun Mountains to the west along the rugged border with Lebanon.
Tehran wants to take control of that sector which straddles strategic road networks to reopen links between the minority Alawite regime in Damascus to the Alawite heartland in the northwest, and with the Mediterranean ports of Latakia and Tartus.
The much-anticipated offensive is likely to be a prolonged operation that will, in large part because of the mountainous terrain, involve counter-insurgency warfare more than big battalions of tanks and mechanized troops.
This is the kind of combat in which Suleimani, 56, and the Quds Force excel, along with several thousand Hezbollah fighters and hardened Shiite veterans from Iraq as well as other Shiites reportedly recruited from Lebanon, Yemen and the Persian Gulf States.
Western and Arab intelligence sources say Suleimani, who the Americans deem to be Iran's most formidable military commander and strategic thinker, assumed command of operations in Syria earlier this year after repeated regime failures.
One of his major successes was Hezbollah's capture of the strategic town of Qusair in western Syria near the Lebanese border June 5, which re-opened vital supply lines from Lebanon. Similar operations are underway elsewhere.
It's unlikely Iran has any sizeable force in Syria that are actually engaging in combat. For now, the emphasis is on directing Assad's war because his demoralized generals seem incapable of finding a winning strategy, and to ensure that Iran maintains a strategic gateway to the Levant in Syria.


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The House on Monday evening passed legislation that would automatically enroll new federal employees in a more diverse, age-appropriate retirement fund rather than the less lucrative government securities offering.
The bipartisan Smart Savings Act, sponsored by House Oversight and Government Reform Chairman Darrell Issa, R-Calif., would change the default enrollment fund in the Thrift Savings Plan for new hires from the G Fund to the lifecycle (L) funds, which are designed to move investors to less risky portfolios as they near retirement. H.R. 4193 passed the House on a voice vote under a suspension of the rules.
The Senate Homeland Security and Governmental Affairs Committee approved a companion bill in late June.
The legislation would only apply to new federal employees who are auto-enrolled in the TSP. It will not affect TSP participants who are currently auto-enrolled. The G Fund would continue to be the default enrollment for service members under the bill.
The TSP launched a program in August 2010 that automatically signs up all new civilian hires to allocate 3 percent of their basic pay to the G fund, unless they choose to end their contributions or change the amount. Participants also receive a 3 percent match and a 1 percent contribution from their agencies, unless they opt out of automatic enrollment. The G fund is the most stable investment of the TSP's options, while the L funds are a mix of the TSP's government securities, fixed income bonds, common stock, small cap stock and international stock offerings, and are crafted to help yield higher returns through diversity.
The Federal Retirement Thrift Investment Board, which administers the TSP, last year requested legislation to switch the default fund from the G Fund to the lifecycle funds. The Employee Thrift Advisory Council, which advises the TSP board on investment policies and the plan's administration and is made up of representatives from employee organizations, unions and the uniformed services, endorsed the legislative proposal in November after initially opposing it.
FRTIB has found that while automatic enrollment has increased TSP participation, new government hires under the age of 29 have too much money invested in the G Fund – likely a result of auto-enrollment's G Fund default option. The government securities offering, while traditionally very stable, also does not yield very high returns.
In a move that could perhaps put some detractors of the switch at ease, FRTIB announced last year the lifecycle funds would allocate a larger proportion of their total configuration to the G Fund. The board contracted a consulting firm to review its lifecycle fund allocations and opted to make the change in light of the findings.
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Guest performance!
Dance. Fredrik Benke Rydman's acclaimed new interpretation of the classic ballet Swan Lake has played to sold out houses at Dansens Hus in Stockholm two winters in a row. In June this hit will be coming to The Göteborg Opera!
Fredrik Rydman's interpretation of the classic tale of Swan Lake makes the action contemporary, with street dance meeting Tchaikovsky. Instead of sorcery and supernatural events, Rothbart gains power over those around him using drugs. The swans are sex workers who are completely dependent on Rothbart's protection and the heroin he provides them with. The craving for drugs and love plays a central role in the struggle between good and bad. Making the right decision and daring to trust the right person are crucial. How will the tale end this time?
Tchaikovsky's original score is used to a certain extent but is blended with completely new compositions and specially written music by Salem Al Fakir and Moneybrother among others.
Dancers: Maria Andersson (Odette, the white swan), Lisa Arnold (swan), Alexandro Duchén (a friend of the prince), Kevin Foo (a friend of the prince), Gabriella Kaiser (the mother), Daniel Koivunen (Rothbart), Robert Malmborg (the prince), Anna Näsström (swan), Rim Shawki (Odile, the black swan), Fredrik Wentzel (the jester, the father)
Swing: Eva Gardfors, Martin Jonsson, Kristina Kjellsson, Robin Peters
Specially composed music by Salem Al Fakir, Moneybrother, Eye N' I from PH3 and Skizz from Stockholmssyndromet, Adiam Dymott, Lune, Mario Perez Amigo and Simsoak Lighting design by Linus Fellbom, stage design by Fredrik Rydman and Lehna Edwall, and costumes by Lehna Edwall.
We have released tickets for an additional performance on Saturday the 15th June at 3 pm!
There are some seats available in the Stalls with partially obstructed view.
To book these tickets please contact our Ticket Office by telephone on
+46 (0)31-13 13 00.
"A respectful injection of vitamins" "A dance party that with energy and force tackles tradition." GP
"Locking and breaking are mixed with capoeira and contemporary ballet in a dynamic mixture" Upsala Nya Tidning
"A kaleidoscopic Swan Lake to love" SR Kulturnytt
"Right now the genre's most vivid and creative interpreter " Upsala Nya Tidning
"High culture and entertainment merge into a stunning visual work of art and one of the most spectacular performances in recent memory" Rundfunk Berlin Brandenburg
Look at photos from Swan Lake
Watch a film clip from Swan Lake
1997 Fredrik founded together with other dancers The Bounce Streetdance Company, that developed to Sweden´s most successful dance company. They toured for 13 years very successfully through Europe – so much successful that Fredrik picture is greating the visitors to Stockholm on the airport out of the row of the most well-kown swedish people. With Bounce he created several shows, the most well kown of them is Insane in the Brane – a dance version of One Flew over the Cocoo´s Nest. Fredrik also created the idea of the Michael Jackson tribute Flash Mob, which the group showed after his death in 2009 as an honour to the artist in Stockholm and found imitators worldwide. On YouTube the clip has been visited by more than 8 million visitors. In 2010 the Company said goodbye to their audience with the show "The Last Bounce", that had been seen in sweden´s biggest arena, the Ericsson Globe, during 3 day rom more than 50.000 visitors.
His next projects include the swedish version of X Factor and he will direct and choreograph shakespeare´s MacBeth as a modern dance piece on the City Theatre in Stockholm.
The Göteborg Opera presents Svansjön in collaboration with Blixten & Co.


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National Cemetery Administration
Calverton National Cemetery
Office Hours: Monday through Friday 8:00 a.m. to 4:30 p.m.
Open all holidays except Thanksgiving, Christmas and New Year's Day.
Visitation Hours: Open daily from sunrise to sunset.
This cemetery provides weekend burial options on the first Saturday of every month. This availability applies to cremation-only (in-ground and niche) burials. Please call the National Cemetery Scheduling Office, at 1-800-535-1117 to schedule a Saturday service.
VA will continue its practice of honoring special requests for weekend burials for religious purposes, in cases of service members killed in action and on at least one day of any three-day Federal holiday weekend at all open VA national cemeteries. NCA will assess adding other options and national cemeteries in the future.
This cemetery has space available to accommodate casketed and cremated remains.
Burial in a national cemetery is open to all members of the armed forces who have met a minimum active duty service requirement and were discharged under conditions other than dishonorable. A Veteran's spouse, widow or widower, minor dependent children, and under certain conditions, unmarried adult children with disabilities may also be eligible for burial. Eligible spouses and children may be buried even if they predecease the Veteran. Members of the reserve components of the armed forces who die while on active duty or who die while on training duty, or were eligible for retired pay, may also be eligible for burial. For more information visit our eligibility web page.
There are three airports on Long Island. The nearest is Long Island MacArthur Airport in Islip and travel time to the cemetery is about 30 minutes. JFK and LaGuardia are approximately 70 miles from the cemetery, making travel time approximately 90 minutes in local area traffic. Take the Long Island Expressway (495) to Exit 68 (William Floyd Parkway). Then take William Floyd Parkway, north four miles to Route 25. Take route 25 east for approximately four miles. The cemetery entrance is on the left.
Fax all discharge documentation to the National Cemetery Scheduling Office at 1-866-900-6417 and follow-up with a phone call to 1-800-535-1117.
For information on scheduled burials in our national cemeteries, please go to the Daily Burial Schedule.
Grave Location
The grave location of your loved one is furnished on the map included in the burial document folder. There is a gravesite locator in the administration building for those who may not know the location of the gravesite. The cemetery office personnel are available to assist visitors during office hours.
Grave Marker
A temporary grave marker is used to mark the grave following the interment. A permanent grave marker will be furnished free of charge by the Government without application from the family. Every effort is made to have the grave marker delivered and set within 60 days from the day of interment.
Grounds Maintenance
Immediately after each interment, the grave is filled and leveled and may require repeated renovation. Matters that appear to need immediate corrective action should be brought to the attention of the cemetery office personnel.
The United States flag is flown over national cemeteries every day. Graves are decorated annually with United States gravesite flags the Saturday before Memorial Day and are removed the Saturday after the holiday. Flags are not permitted on graves at any other time.
For educational materials and additional information on this cemetery, please visit the Education section, located below.
Cemetery policies are conspicuously posted and readily visible to the public.
One floral arrangement accompanying the casket or urn at the time of burial will be placed on the completed grave. Natural cut flowers may be placed on graves at any time of the year. They will be removed when they become unsightly or when it becomes necessary to facilitate cemetery operations such as mowing.
Artificial flowers and potted plants will be permitted on graves during periods when their presence will not interfere with grounds maintenance. As a general rule, artificial flowers and potted plants will be allowed on graves for a period extending five days before through five days after Easter Sunday and Memorial Day.
Christmas wreaths, grave blankets and other seasonal adornments may be placed on graves from Dec. 1 through Jan. 20. They may not be secured to headstones or markers.
Permanent plantings, statues, vigil lights, breakable objects and similar items are not permitted on the graves. The Department of Veterans Affairs does not permit adornments that are considered offensive, inconsistent with the dignity of the cemetery or considered hazardous to cemetery personnel. For example, items incorporating beads or wires may become entangled in mowers or other equipment and cause injury.
Permanent items removed from graves will be placed in an inconspicuous holding area for one month prior to disposal. Decorative items removed from graves remain the property of the donor but are under the custodianship of the cemetery. If not retrieved by the donor, they are then governed by the rules for disposal of federal property.
VA regulations 38 CFR 1.218 prohibit the carrying of firearms (either openly or concealed), explosives or other dangerous or deadly weapons while on VA property, except for official purposes, such as military funeral honors. Possession of firearms on any property under the charge and control of VA is prohibited. Offenders may be subject to a fine, removal from the premises, or arrest.
Calverton National Cemetery is located in eastern Long Island between the towns of Manorville and Riverhead in Suffolk County. When the National Cemetery System constructed Calverton National Cemetery in 1978, the cemetery became the third national cemetery to be located on Long Island. The other national cemeteries situated on Long Island are Cypress Hills National Cemetery, in Brooklyn, N.Y., which was established in 1862 and Long Island National Cemetery, in Farmingdale, N.Y., established in 1936.
In 1974, Long Island National Cemetery was the only national cemetery on Long Island with available space for burials--but its maximum burial capacity was soon to be exhausted. As a result, plans were developed by the National Cemetery System to construct a new regional cemetery to serve the greater New York area—home, then, to nearly three million veterans and their dependents. On Dec. 7, 1977, a 902-acre tract of land was transferred from the U.S. Naval Weapons Industrial Reserve Plant at Calverton to the Veterans Administration for use as a national cemetery.
The National Cemetery System realized that Calverton National Cemetery would become one of its more active cemeteries. For that reason, they designed and built a feature called a committal "wheel" of shelters that permits multiple burial services to be held simultaneously. To the left of the main cemetery entrance, around the Veteran's Circle, are seven committal shelters. After the funeral service, the caskets are moved into the hub of the wheel and then transported to their respective gravesites. One floral arrangement is taken to the gravesite. In 1983, the walls of the committal shelters were reconstructed to serve as columbaria for the inurnment of cremated remains. Calverton is the largest, and one of the most active national cemeteries currently overseen by the National Cemetery Administration.
Monuments and Memorials
Calverton National Cemetery features a memorial pathway lined with a variety of memorials that honor America's veterans. As of 2009, there are 23 memorials here, most commemorating soldiers of 20th century wars.
Medal of Honor Recipients
Lieutenant Michael P. Murphy, (Afghanistan), U.S. Navy, Operation Redwing, Afghanistan, June 28, 2005 (Section 67, Grave 3710).
A Pennsylvania native of Polish descent, Francis S. Gabreski enlisted in the U.S. Army Air Corps in July 1940. During World War I, Col. Gabreski flew with the Royal Air Force 315th Squadron of Polish pilots and, once the United States declared war, the U.S. 61st Fighter Squadron. Gabreski's tactical skills and courage earned him the title, "America's Greatest Living Ace." With thirty victories to his credit in 1944 and awaiting orders for leave, he volunteered for one more mission. He crashed and was captured, and held at Stalag Luft I prisoner-of-war camp for Allied airmen until March 1945. He briefly left service in 1946, but reenlisted in the U.S. Air Force in 1947 and served in Korea. Highly decorated and respected, he retired in 1967. Col. Gabreski died January 31, 2002 (Section 14, Grave 724).
We are developing educational content for this national cemetery, and will post new materials as they become available. Visit the Veterans Legacy Program and NCA History Program for additional information. Thank you for your interest.


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The Lutheran Reformation has its root cause in the confessional. People coming to make their confession to Father Martin Luther began to tell him that they needn't worry any longer about forgiveness, or about what they might, or might not do, because they had purchased an indulgence, and considered it a "get out of hell free" card that assured them of God's grace and mercy in spite of anything they, or their deceased relatives, had done. Whether this was an accurate understanding of what indulgences were meant to be is not the point. The practical consequence of the false teaching of the indulgence peddlers, who at the time were raising money on behalf of the local Roman Catholic Archbishop who was in turn paying Rome off for the exception granted him to hold more than one ecclesial office, and Rome in turn was raising cash to construct St. Peters. In the midst of this deep and profound corruption of the Gospel and the Church, the Biblical gift of absolution and the practice of giving that absolution privately to the individual sinner through the practice of private confession and absolution was being horribly distorted, corrupting the very Gospel itself. And hence, in the Augsburg Confession, in Article XXV, the Lutherans had to defend themselves from the accusation that they had done away with private confession and absolution and make clear that what they rejected were the false and Gospel obscuring practices that had grown up around the practice, like noxious weeds, choking out the beautiful gift of the absolving good news of Christ Jesus. In a tragic irony, today, for the most part, the practice of private confession and absolution has been lost in the Lutheran Church. That's the bad news. The good news? There has been a renaissance of the practice in recent years, with the convention of The Lutheran Church--Missouri Synod last summer (July 2007) adopting a resolution encouraging its use and a return and restoration of this practice in the congregations of the Synod. The voice of Christ Himself, using the voice and mouth of the ministry, is being heard by the sinner in private confession and the personal application of the absolution is a priceless treasure that must be extolled and retained.
Saturday, September 29, 2007
Roundtable 26: Confession
Posted by Unknown at 11:22 AM
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- Paul T. McCain said...
Here is how the Roman Catholics responded to the Augsburg Confession on this point:
As to confession, we must adhere to the reply and judgement given above in Article XI. For the support which they claim from Chrysostom is false, since they pervert to sacramental and sacerdotal confession what he says concerning public confession, as his words clearly indicate when in the beginning he says: "I do not tell thee to disclose thyself to the public or to accuse thyself before others." Thus Gratian and thus Peter Lombard replied three hundred years ago; and the explanation becomes still more manifest from other pasages of Chrysostom. For in his twenty-ninth sermon he says of the penitent: "In his heart is contrition, in his mouth confession, in his entire work humility. This is perfect and fruitful repentance." Does not this most exactly display the three parts of repentance? So in his tenth homily on Matthew, Chrysostom teaches of a fixed time for confession, and that after the wounds of crimes have been opened they should be healed, penance intervening. But how will crimes lie open if they are not disclosed to the priest by confession? Thus in several passages Chrysostom himself refutes this opinion, which Jerome also overthrows, saying: "If the serpent the devil have secretly bitten any one, and without the knowledge of another have infected him with the poison of sin, if he who has been struck be silent and do not repent, and be unwilling to confess his wound to his brother and instructor, the instructor, who has a tongue wherewith to cure him, will not readily be able to profit him. For if the sick man be ashamed to confess to the physician, the medicine is not adapted to that of which he is ignorant." Let the princes and cities, therefore, believe these authors rather than a single gloss upon a decree questioned and rejected by those who are skilled in divine law. Wherefore, since a full confession is, not to say, necessary for salvation, but becomes the nerve of Christian discipline and the entire obedience, they must be admonished to conform to the orthodox Church. For, according to the testimony of Jerome, this was the heresy of the Montanist, who were condemned over twelve hundred years ago because they were ashamed to confess their sins. It is not becoming, therefore, to adopt the error of the wicked Montanus, but rather the rite of the holy fathers and the entire Church - viz. that each one teach, according to the norm of the orthodox faith, that confession, the chief treasure in the Church, be made in conformity to the rite kept among them also in the Church.
- September 29, 2007 at 11:48 AM
- wm cwirla said...
Private absolution is a great gift and blessing in its specificity, wherein an individual penitent can hear the forgivness of sins in view of the specific sins that trouble him most.
I rejoice that our synod has officially recognized the value of this form of absolution and has heeded our Confessions which say we retain private confession for the sake of the absolution and it would be wicked to remove private confession from the churches. As the sainted Kenneth Korby always liked to add, "And it would be equally wicked not to restore it where it has been removed."
A couple of things need to be kept in view of this article:
First, the form of private absolution is not a divinely mandated form but a churchly custom (Gewohnheit). In the Smalcald Articles, Luther rightly notes that private absolution is "derived (herkommen) from the office of the keys" (SA III.VII.1). While it is derivative from the authority of the keys, there is no specific divine mandate to speak to one's pastor in private. This is a good and salutary custom that has developed over long years in the church.
Second, the general or corporate absolution to which we are accustomed in most of our chuches today is not an inferior or lesser form of absolution, but simply another way in which the authority of the keys is exercised.
Luther and Melanchthon had to address this in a controversy with Osiander in 1533 over corporate absolution to which Osiander vehemently objected. Luther writes:
"The preaching of the holy Gospel itself is principally and actually an absolution in which forgiveness of sins is proclaimed in general and in public to many persons, or publicly or privately to one person alone. Therefore absolution may be used in public and in general, and in special cases also in private, just as the sermon may take place publicly or privately, and as one might comfort many people in public or someone individually in private. Even if not all believe [the word of absolution], that is no reason to reject [public] absolution, for each absolution, whether administered publicly or privately, has to be understood as demanding faith and as being an aid to those who believe in it, just as the gospel itself also proclaims forgiveness to all men in the whole world and exempts no one from this universal context. Nevertheless the gospel certainly demands our faith and does not aid those who do not believe it; and yet the universal context of the gospel has to remain [valid]." (LW 50:75)
- September 29, 2007 at 11:35 PM
- William Weedon said...
On Gospel as absolution, I just LOVE this passage from Chrysostom:
Suppose someone should be caught in the act of adultery and the foulest crimes and then be thrown into prison. Suppose, next, that judgment was going to be passed against him and that he would be condemned.
Suppose that just at that moment a letter should come from the Emperor setting free from any accounting or examination all those detained in prison. If the prisoner should refuse
to take advantage of the pardon, remain obstinate and choose to be brought to trial, to give an account, and to undergo punishment, he will not be able thereafter to avail himself of the Emperor's favor. For when he made himself accountable to the court, examination, and sentence, he chose of his own accord to deprive himself of the imperial gift.
This is what happened in the case of the Jews. Look how it is. All human nature was taken in the foulest evils. "All have sinned," says Paul. They were locked, as it were, in a prison by the curse of their transgression of the Law. The sentence of the judge was going to be passed against them. A letter from the King came down from heaven. Rather, the King himself came. Without examination, without exacting an account, he set all men free from the chains of their sins.
All, then, who run to Christ are saved by his grace and profit from his gift. Bu those who wish to find justification from the Law will also fall from grace. They will not be able to enjoy the King's loving-kindness because
they are striving to gain salvation by their own efforts; they will draw down on themselves the curse of the Law
because by the works of the Law no flesh will find justification.
- September 30, 2007 at 12:55 PM
- Paul T. McCain said...
TL Stout, please send me a private e-mail at firstname.lastname@example.com I'll be happy to talk to you about the subject of your comment, which is more of a private issue than a comment pertaining to the subject matter of Article XXV of the AC.
I would like to offer you some ideas and some suggestions.
I'm looking forward to hearing from you.
- September 30, 2007 at 2:18 PM
- wm cwirla said...
"On Gospel as absolution, I just LOVE this passage from Chrysostom...."
Wow!! Citation please! 24 K gold from the Golden Mouthed. I love how he nails objective justification:
Without examination, without exacting an account, he set all men free from the chains of their sins.
Oh, that is simply too good!
- September 30, 2007 at 6:28 PM
- wm cwirla said...
It occurred to me this morning that the magnificent quote from Chrysostom was paralleled precisely by CFW Walther in his Proper Distinction of the Law and the Gospel, the thesis that deals with objective justification. He also says the same thing in his classic Easter sermon wherein Walther calls Christ's resurrection "the world's absolution."
- October 1, 2007 at 9:01 AM
- William Weedon said...
I forgot to give the citation? Dang. Apologies. It's from his Discourse Against Judaizing Christians I:6 to end. Now, I think you can find that in that little red set - what is it called? Fathers of the Church? Something like that. I got it from the sem library eons ago and copied it out, thinking exactly as you did: this is EXACTLY what Walther said about objective justification!
- October 3, 2007 at 7:45 PM
- David said...
For the first 44 years of my life I was in church traditions which did not have confession and absolution. The Gospel was preached but more like a remote idea rather than something one could actually hold onto.
Praise God He has brought me to a tradition which values this gift. Never before have I had such peace and assurance.
Thank you for the articles on this Fr mccain, cwirla and weedon.
- October 4, 2007 at 10:18 AM
- b said...
I'd appreciate your comments on the pastor saying "I absolve you ..."; I have recently exited the road to Geneva and am now on the road to Wittenberg (though very very slowly). When my wife and I hear the Pastor say that he forgives us our sins, we both cringe and think to ourselves, "who can forgive sins but God alone?". Thanks.
- October 9, 2007 at 8:14 AM
- Mike Baker said...
I'll answer this one:
LCMS FAQ: "Pastors do indeed have the authority (as those called by God through the church) to speak God's word of forgiveness to repentant sinners in the stead and name of Christ (see, e.g., Matt. 16:18; 18:15-19; John 20:22-23)."**
Here is the passage from John 20:
"And when he [Christ] had said this, he breathed on them and said to them, "Receive the Holy Spirit. If you forgive the sins of any, they are forgiven them; if you withhold forgiveness from any, it is withheld."
Lutheran absolution references the source of the forgiveness:
"Do you believe that my forgiveness is God's forgiveness?"
"Upon this your confession, I, by virtue of my office as a called and ordained servant of the Word, announce the grace of God to all of you, and in the stead and by the command of my Lord Jesus Christ I forgive you all your sins."
[**My source for the FAQ quote is:
http://www.lcms.org/pages/internal.asp?NavID=2696 ]
[Another good answer to this question can be found here: http://www.lcms.org/pages/internal.asp?NavID=3826 ]
- October 11, 2007 at 5:57 AM
- Mike Baker said...
I'll answer this one:
LCMS FAQ: "Pastors do indeed have the authority (as those called by God through the church) to speak God's word of forgiveness to repentant sinners in the stead and name of Christ (see, e.g., Matt. 16:18; 18:15-19; John 20:22-23)."**
Here is the passage from John 20:
"And when he [Christ] had said this, he breathed on them and said to them, "Receive the Holy Spirit. If you forgive the sins of any, they are forgiven them; if you withhold forgiveness from any, it is withheld."
Lutheran absolution references the source of the forgiveness:
"Do you believe that my forgiveness is God's forgiveness?"
"Upon this your confession, I, by virtue of my office as a called and ordained servant of the Word, announce the grace of God to all of you, and in the stead and by the command of my Lord Jesus Christ I forgive you all your sins."
[**My source for the FAQ quote is:
http://www.lcms.org/pages/internal.asp?NavID=2696 ]
[Another good answer to this question can be found here: http://www.lcms.org/pages/internal.asp?NavID=3826 ]
- October 11, 2007 at 5:58 AM
- Rev. Matthew Thompson said...
I realize that this is a late post, but what does it means in paragraph 12 when it says, "And the Gloss (Of Repentance, Distinct.V, Cap. Consideret) admits that Confession is of human right only. Nevertheless, because of the great benefit of Absolution, and because it is otherwise useful to the conscience, Confession is retained among us."?
Doesn't the Catechism teach that Christ instituted Confession in John 20? How can Confession be of human right only?
- November 11, 2007 at 5:55 PM
- Frank Sonnek said...
"When my wife and I hear the Pastor say that he forgives us our sins, we both cringe and think to ourselves, "who can forgive sins but God alone?". Thanks."
It´s about (at least) 3 things that are all about reassuring timid sinners, that, yes, it is right and sure to trust that what Jesus did is for them personally:
1) Office: Judges say "by the power invested in my by the state of ---- I (!) sentence you to ----". Even if that Judge turns out to be a scoundrel, the judgement is still valid. certainty! When that same judge grounds her kid for missed homework, or utters judgement contrary to her charge, she speaks outside of the authority of her office. But within her office...
2) A God who wont rest His case: Like a good teacher has various illustrations of the same truth, God gives you the gospel in the preached word, the general absolution, the private confession and absolution, the body and blood of Jesus, the water of baptism. the conversation of the saints, etc etc etc... until you cry "uncle!" and say "wow! I will hold God to His Word. His forgiveness covers ME."
3)THE proper work of the Church: Interesting that no one finds it odd for individual christians or pastors to say "I condemn the sin of ----" , but to do the same with forgiveness.... and yet this IS THE mission of the church. Jesus did not come to condemn the word but to seek and save that which was lost.
Question for ya: What WOULD the practice look like for the church´s charge in carrying out the "whosoever sins you forgive they are forgiven" if you created a church from scratch. How would you actualize that charge??
4) you are so right. ONLY God can forgive sins! That is exactly why they wanted to stone Jesus. He claimed that power (and so claimed to be God). He then was given all authority on heaven and earth and gave that power to forgive sins to his church. He expects His church to vigorously exercise that power dontcha think? Pastors are publicly set aside to hold an office that speaks for the church publicly. What a blessing!
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Spring 2005
First draft due TUE, MAR 1, 11:59 pm (midnight). Each successive draft is due as indicated at the bottom of this writeup. .
The first draft of this project requires you to write a program that solves the fifteen puzzle by retracing the moves that were randomly made by switching the blue tile with an adjacent one. Implement the tiles with buttons. ( See the fifteen demonstration program on the course homepage. You will be using it as the basis for your solution.) Some of the logical flow of the required program will be new to you. If you click a button, the logic of your program will be event driven, that is, the logical flow will be dictated by an event --a button click-- recognized in the constructor, after the seqence of methods in the main method have been executed.
You may choose to write your solution as a sequence of a few steps.
Step 1. Write a method called init() that places the blue button in the upper
left hand corner as shown below.
Use scramble() from the fifteen program as a guide. Of course, you
will not be using the random() method and the tiles will be labeled
with consecutive integers starting with one. Replace scramble() with
init() in the main method, and run the program.
Step 2. Write a method called randomize() that switches the blue
tile with an adjacent one until 30 valid and non-trivial switches (see Step
3)have been performed. To do this generate a random digit direction
between 0 and 3. Use the indices i and j initialized to zero, as thay are used
in the fifteen program, and either increment or decrement one of them
depending on direction's value. Use a switch statement for
this. Write a method called valid that checks if an index falls within
the 0 to 3 range. If it does, execute moveSquare(i,j) as given in the
fifteen program. If not, reset the index. This should be reminiscent
of a random walk. Insert a pause between moves by executing
Thread.sleep(250) nested in a try-catch block. Beware, once
you implement a button listener in the later steps, the sleep will not function
properly. Finally, place the call to randomize() in the main
method after init.
Step 3. Lets say that in step 3 a 0 indicates a move to the left and 1 a move to the right. Then the sequence of moves 01 or 10 would indicate that the blue tile reverts to its original position constituting a trivial move. Similarly 23 or 32 would indicate the same thing. Correct for this by not executing the moveSquare() etc. in these cases.
Step 4. Write a DoublyLinked class that will enable you to generate
a doubly linked list in which each node contains a move, either 0, 1, 2, or
3. This type of list besides having a next field has a
previous field that points to the previous node. It will also have
front and rear fields like a queue. Each time your program
generates a valid move, the index should be stored in the next node of the
list. When the tiles are scrambled, your program should print the moves on the
MS-DOS output screen by traversing the linked list.
The DoublyLinked class should have the following instance variables and
Link front, rear, current;
Step 5. Make i and j used in randomize()
instance variables. This will enable you to write method retrace()
which retraces the steps after the randomize method is finished. In
retrace() use a switch statment nested in a while
that changes either i or j in the opposite direction to that
of the value obtained from the nodes of the linked list. So that if a 1 is on
the node in the linked list and 1 in randomize() originally indicated
that i-- be executed, now in retrace() it indicates that
i++ be executed. This allows you to retrace the steps generated by
Place a pause that is twice the time of that used in
randomize to enable you to tell when the program is
retracing the steps executed in scrambling the tiles. Place retrace()
after randomize in the main method.
Draft #2
Rewrite draft #1 using the ListIterator and LinkedList
class of the Java API.
Remember that ListIterator itr = list.listIterator() resets the
pointer to the beginning of the list. If you print before you retrace, the
pointer will be placed at the end of the list. If you omit the printing, the
pointer will be at the beginning of the list and retacing will cause an
error. Note: ListIterator itr = list.listIterator(list.size() )
places the pointer at the end of the list. If you print the contents of
the list you won't need this statement.
Draft #3
Place the sixteen buttons on a panel p1 and using
container.add(p1, BorderLayout.CENTER); add the panel to the frame.
Then create another panel p2 containing a scramble and
retrace button and place these buttons on the NORTH part of the
layout. Activate these buttons so that:
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