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- Published Oct 01 1992
- Format Hardcover
- Language English
- Countries United States
- Publisher Doubleday Canada
- Imprint Doubleday Canada
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- Art of Aureole
- The Bean Cookbook: A Celebration of the Delicious Legume from Hoppin' John to Simple Cassoulet (American Kitchen Classics)
- The Best Little Book of Preserves & Pickles: Easy Jams & Jellies, Chutneys & Condiments, Sauces, Spreads & Syrup
- Cooking with Yogurt: The Complete Cookbook for Indulging with the World's Healthiest Food
- David Burke's New American Classics
- David Burke's New American Classics
- Dining at Delmonico's: The Story of America's Oldest Restaurant
- The Fundamental Techniques of Classic Cuisine
- The Fundamental Techniques of Classic Pastry Arts
- Gift-Givers Cookbook: Delicious Foods to Make and Give
- The Gift-Giver's Cookbook
- Gourmet Preserves: Sweet or Savory, Spread, Sauce or Condiment, a Complete Guide to Delicious...
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- Great American Food
- The GREAT AMERICAN PIE BOOK: VOLUME III OF THE NEW AMERICAN CLASSIC SERIES (American Kitchen Classics)
- The Great Pie Book
- Homemade: Delicious Foods To Make And Give
- Hot: Cook Book for Passionate Devotees Who Go Bonkers Over the Incendiary Pleasures of Food That Never Stops Whamming, Popping or Zapping
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- Jacques Torres' A Year in Chocolate: 80 Recipes for Holidays and Special Occasions
- Meat and Potatoes
- Meat and Potatoes: Home-Cooked Favorites
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- The New Greek Cuisine
- New York Parties: The Art of Hosting
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—(1) Where it appears to the Court, as a result of evidence adduced before it by an applicant company, that any particular recorded in a register is erroneous or defective, the Court may, by order, direct the Registrar to rectify the register on such terms and conditions as seem to the Court just and expedient, as are specified in the order and the Registrar shall, upon receipt of the order, rectify the register accordingly.
(2) An order of the Court made under subsection (1) may require that a fresh document, showing the rectification, shall be filed by the applicant company with the Registrar together with a copy of the Court order, and a copy of the Court application.
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(4) The Registrar may, upon receipt of any notification referred to in subsection (3), rectify the registers accordingly.

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OAKLAND - You know the immutable law of the universe that dictates every other checkout line at the grocery store will move faster than the one you choose? The Angels are kind of in that situation as they pursue a wild-card spot, last in a line of five teams vying for two spots.
In the first game of a key 10-game stretch, the Angels grabbed the momentum from the Oakland Athletics by snapping Oakland's nine-game winning streak and handing the A's an 8-3 defeat Monday at O.co Coliseum.
The A's had outscored their opponents 72-22 during their streak, but the Angels scored four times in the first three innings en route to their 10th win in the past 13 games.
"Every game is like a playoff game for us, especially when we're playing the teams ahead of us," Angels outfielder Vernon Wells said after driving in runs with a single and a home run, drawing two walks and stealing a base. "This is our best chance to make up ground.
"Every day we're going to look forward to it."
The Angels certainly have to keep winning. But the fact that four teams are ahead of them in the wild-card standings makes it difficult to make up any of that ground. The Baltimore Orioles and Tampa Bay Rays also won Monday and the Angels remain 3 1/2games out of the second wild-card spot even with the momentum they have brought into September.
"At this time of year, that's all it is - momentum," Angels starter C.J. Wilson said. "We're playing pretty good
"I think if we can get eight runs a game now ... I think in August we might have had a hard time winning some of those games. I think now if we score a lot of runs we should be able to win. That's what it comes down to. The offense has been doing great in the second half. The pitching just needs to come around and be strong in September."
The offense has been holding up its part of the bargain longer than that. Since the start of June, the Angels lead the majors in team batting average, on-base percentage, slugging percentage and runs per game (5.4).
They were facing an A's pitching staff that has been second only to the Rays in the American League. Coming into the game, A's starters had won eight consecutive starts, thrown four shutouts in the previous 13 games and allowed the fewest home runs in the league this season.
The Angels outhit the A's 14-8 Monday with Wells and Chris Iannetta (the last two hitters in the lineup) combining to go 5 for 6 with a double, two home runs, three runs scored and five RBIs. Torii Hunter added another home run, two hits and two RBIs - his fifth multi-hit game in the past six - and Albert Pujols extended his hitting streak to 12 games with another gimpy-legged double.
"In May, we were talking about `What's happening with our offense?"' Angels manager Mike Scioscia said as he pointed to Mike Trout's arrival and Pujols' mid-May turnaround as key factors in making that conundrum moot. "There's no doubt that since that point the offense has performed the way we anticipated.
"That needs to continue through this pennant race. If we can match it with good pitching, we're going to make up the ground we need to make up."
It wasn't a perfect match Monday. Wilson made it through five innings and allowed only two runs. But he had to strand four runners in the fourth and fifth to get that far and pitched without his sinker over the last two innings when a blister - on "everyone's favorite finger," he said - limited his ability to throw that pitch.


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bollocks n. are testicles. The word is in pretty common use in the UK and works well as a general "surprise" expletive in a similar way to bugger. The phrase "the dog's bollocks" is used to describe something particularly good (yes, good) - something like "see that car - it's the dog's bollocks, so it is". We also describe a big telling-off as a bollocking, and additionally use the word to mean "rubbish" (as in "well, that's a load of bollocks"). "see that car - it's the dog's bollocks"
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In UK slang terms the "dog's bollocks" means the best. It comes from the habit of male dog's licking their testicles (bollocks) and that they must taste good as they spend so much time in this activity. The concert last night was the dog's bollocks.
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(UK) Slang for something that is the cremé-de-la-creme, the leader in it's field "My car's engine is the dog's bollocks."
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According To the Early Twenty-First Century Commedian Eddie Izzard, The 'dog's bollocks' is a good compliment, as opposed to 'bollocks' which is a bad compliment. "Your Majesty the Queen, that dress your wearing is the dog's bollocks!" -Eddie Izzard
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UK slang meaning "the best".
If something "takes a lot of licking", it is the best. Dogs are always licking their bollocks, therefore "dog's bollocks" take a lot of licking. So "The dog's bollocks" is the best. My new mobile phone has MP3, MP4, 6 megapixel camera, bluetooth and WAP. It's the dog's bollocks.
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The ultimate. Top of the line. Variation on bee's knees and cat's pajamas. What better than The Dog's Bollocks - since they like to lick them so much.
Q: Why do dog's lick their balls? A: Because they can! This band is the dog's bollocks.
British phrase meaning something is very good. "You look the dog's bollocks"
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Went to see the movie Argo last Thursday and, when a fully-bearded Ben Affleck appeared on screen, I thought: "Holy cow, Jason Garrison!" In Argo, Affleck plays the role of CIA agent Tony Mendez and rocks a full beard almost identical to the one Garrison sports on a regular basis. So when we finally caught up Monday to the injured Vancouver Canuck blueliner, we had to ask him whether he and Affleck were separated at birth. "It's funny you mention that," he chuckled, "because I did have a couple of people comment to me about it. It's tough to say who is the better looking one. Obviously I'm going to check out the movie and see the resemblance." Believe it, Jason. You and Ben could be twins …
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This is the first time I have had to write a poor review of a hotel. Usually we are pretty easygoing with things, but this place really let us down. First, the good things: they do have a beautiful location, with luxury tents surrounding a little lagoon with lots of birds, trees, etc. The food is pretty decent and cheap,... More
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Written by Michelle Kretzer
Tampa, Florida, is crowded with "elephants," and Charlotte, North Carolina, will soon be filled with "donkeys" as Republicans and Democrats gather for their respective national conventions. But which real animal would win in a showdown between an elephant and a donkey? PETA takes stock of the competition:
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Physical prowess: Elephants are active for 18 hours a day and can travel up to 30 miles a day. But donkeys are no couch potatoes, either. They can run up to 30 miles per hour and are sure-footed on rocky mountain crags.
Compassion: Elephants wince when they see another elephant in pain, and an entire group will pitch in to help a mother elephant rescue her drowning baby. But donkeys are often prized companion animals because they are affectionate and are patient with children. Donkeys are also often tasked with watching over herds of sheep or goats.
Beauty: Standing up to 13 feet tall with trunks that can reach for 7 feet, elephants make for quite a majestic sight. Donkeys, the smallest members of the horse family, are beautiful in their own right, with soft coats of fawn, chocolate, red, or black fur and a graceful gait.
Intelligence: In an experiment to see if elephants could figure out that they had to work together, both pulling opposite ends of a rope, in order to move food close to them, the elephants not only succeeded but also figured out a shortcut that researchers hadn't thought of. Donkeys aren't short on smarts, either. Companion donkeys answer to their names, go for walks off leash, and can even learn to pull carts through obstacle courses.
Enjoying leisure time: Elephants like to cool off by using their trunks to spray water all over their bodies. They also flirt with other elephants they are interested in. Donkeys know how to relax, too, by finding a shady spot in which to curl up to escape the afternoon heat or rolling on their backs in the grass or dirt. Companion donkeys also love receiving treats and ear rubs.
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As close as it is, I think we have to call this one a tie. Please "cast your vote" in favor of protecting elephants by refusing to support circuses and zoos and protecting donkeys by opposing donkey basketball games and the roundup and slaughter of wild horses and donkeys.
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Updated: November 22, 2012
"This community here at Mount St. Mary's... everyone feels like a family," said Dana Renard, former student and president of the booster club.
The Mount St. Mary family has been rooted in Little Rock since 1851, educating generations of young women. Mothers and Daughters share something in common.
"I was very excited for my daughter to come to school here and experience the same thing I experienced," said Renard.
Her daughter Kelsey said, "It's a really good atmosphere. It's all girls, so you don't have to worry about what you look like when you get up in the morning."
The school family has now come together for their latest project- a cookbook to benefit student activities called Belle Appetit.
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Favorite recipes came pouring in from parents, teachers, and students- both past and present.
"We have appetizers, soups, salads, main dishes, breads and rolls, and desserts," said Renard. "And we also have a tailgating section."
In the cookbook you'll find more about the school's rich history. Over the years, there have been renovations and expansions. But the school's focus remains on what they call "Mercy Values."
Kelsey Renard explained what those values mean to her. "Just ways to live your life," she said. "It's kind of a guideline of how to act and what makes us good people."
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Wales boss Warren Gatland has made four changes to his line-up for Saturday's autumn Test series finale against Australia at the Millennium Stadium.
All the switches are up front following last weekend's 33-10 loss to world champions New Zealand, with starts for props Gethin Jenkins and Scott Andrews, lock Ian Evans and flanker Aaron Shingler.
Jenkins replaces Bath loosehead Paul James, who is unavailable as the Wallabies clash falls outside the International Rugby Board's autumn Test window, with Andrews in for knee injury victim Aaron Jarvis.
Evans, meanwhile, takes over from Bradley Davies, who was left with severe concussion following a first-minute incident last weekend that resulted in All Blacks hooker Andrew Hore being cited and subsequently banned for five weeks.
The only form change is in the back-row, where Shingler takes over from former Wales captain Ryan Jones, who is on the bench.
Wing George North remains sidelined due to a hip injury, while the Wales bench includes uncapped Scarlets prop Samson Lee, who celebrates his 20th birthday tomorrow.
Wales have lost their last six Tests against all opponents - their worst run of defeats since the 2002-03 season - and they will drop outside the world's top eight teams if they come unstuck on Saturday.
A Wallabies victory would condemn Wales to the third tier of countries for next Monday's 2015 World Cup draw in London, while also meaning an autumn whitewash following the RBS 6 Nations champions' earlier defeats this month to Argentina, Samoa and New Zealand.
Gatland said: "We need to pick up again from where we left off in the second half last week.
"We managed to retain 73% possession after the break against the All Blacks and win the territory battle, and we need to put Australia under similar pressure from the outset.
"We have played them regularly over the last couple of years and have come close to winning on a number of occasions, but have not quite been able to get ourselves over the chalk of the finish line.
"Both sides have had injuries to cope with, but there is every reason for optimism."
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North Carolina Best Places To Live
Are you looking for Your Best Place to live in North Carolina? Maybe you already have a list of cities and/or towns that are potentially a great place for your retirement or to relocate your family.
Now it's time to learn more about what it's like living in NC and if it really is your best place.
I want to help!
I want to help You either find your best place to live or make sure the places on your short list are the best ones for you.
At the top of the list for most people, is affordability. Fair enough but that's not all you want to consider.
Have you thought about the services available, taxes, crime and future economic growth?
And what about transportation?
Do you have a car, is your family coming to visit so should you be close enough to an airport?
You get the picture.
Below is a list of my picks for the best places to live in North Carolina.
Take a few minutes and learn about them and discover why they made it onto my list.
Learn what you need to know about living in NC before you make the move.
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Hi Bob! I live in FL but looking to move to NC. I have family in Charlotte, NC but I'm unfamiliar with area. Are there any areas near Charlotte that is country-like and away from city but SAFE at the same time? I love the quiet and nature. I would sell my FL home and buy in NC so I need to be sure where I want to live. Any suggestions?
Hello there…my family and I are looking to relocate to either NC or SC, from Miami, Fl. I lost my teaching contract over a year ago, and though I have previous HR Management experience, I have been unable to get a job in either field. My husband has not been able to find full time, permanent employment either and it is getting frustrating living here, as he's had to jump from one temporary position to another.
We have three children ages 9, 11, and 13, so safety, good schools, sports, and a family oriented community is a must. Cost of living must be inexpensive, as we need to "start over" again, and we must be able to find employment. Another thing that concerns us is prejudice…is there a problem with it in some parts of either states, as I look white, but my husband and the children look Hispanic. They are Cuban-American.
Thanks for any help, would be much appreciated! God bless you…
I am looking to relocate this summer to NC from Washington. I'm so glad I seen a post inquiring on "prejudice". I have been looking at the Greensboro and Raleigh/Durham areas. I have a bi-racial teenage daughter (black/white) and I am wondering about the acceptance of that in the area. In WA it is a major melting pot and very prevalent and not an issue at all. Can you giv eme any insight to this specifically on this and how about the High Schools in the areas. Is there a mixture of races or not so much. This is my major concern at this point and is there any areas that I should steer away from. Looking for a suburb, close to city, but not in city, safe, low crime. Thank you for your help!
Thinking of moving to NC with my wife and three kids (9,7, 2).. our middle child is a special needs child that needs services and I am looking for the communities with the BEST special education programs in the state. Any help or data on the subject would be greatly appreciated.. thank you
We might be interested in relocating to NC. My wife has friends in New Bern. I am a licensed master plumber and my wife is a middle/high school English teacher. We are still working even though our boys are older, so school issues for them are not needed. We live in Scituate, RI now which is a small town and our home sits on acreage. We would like to stay away from the newly developed sub divisions if possible, but like newer construction on larger parcels of land.
I am a single mom who works in the healthcare field looking to relocate to NC. My daughter will be going to college in few years so I am looking for an area that has the bigger city living but also rural area close and close enough drive to the beach. Right now I am within a reasonable drive to Pittsburgh Pa so this will be a huge change. I was looking at Raleigh area any other suggestions
Hello Bob, We are looking to retire early and looking forward to our next life, the one we've worked so hard for. We live in a big city and both work very hard in our careers. We are dying for small, charming, historical looking main street lined with street side cafes, township where everyone knows everyone, solid middle class surroundings, an hour outside of a big city. Can you get us started with a town or 2 in NC?
Hi, Bob,
My boyfriend and I are hoping to move out to NC in search of employment. We are recent college graduates with degrees in public policy and political science. We have always heard wonderful things about NC, and although D.C. might be more suited to our educational backgrounds, we are not too keen on living a high-stress lifestyle. Could you recommend any areas in NC that could be suited to our backgrounds, where we could commute into the city if necessary, but live somewhere peaceful and not too expensive?
Thank you!
I am looking to relocate to the Carolina's leaning towards South Carolina but i do like the Raleigh-Durham area in NC and Charleston in SC what would be a better area for me i do like beach living, but Job market (sales/logistics) and social life are more important. I am a single straight white male 44yrs old, never married,no kids looking for a change in weather orig. from the NEast near Philadelphia,PA who knows maybe find a great girl to settle down with. thanks for the help….Dane
I am a seasoned realtor in the Charlotte and Union County area. My suggestion is come visit for a couple weeks, take the load off your shoulders, enjoy the various areas. This way you can better able to say if you want to live in the Carolinas. If you need assistance with finding places to stay during your visit or wants to see homes in certain areas that you find you like the most please contact me.
I also have several places of my own for rent or purchase. There is a little town called Marshville, NC in Union County. This town is very reasonable, hardly any crime, very home town feel, country setting, land and homes here in Marshville is still reasonable. Union County is one of the most fastest growing town in the US. Also, wants to mention the Monroe Bypass and Toll Road which have been approved and will start construction sometime this year. This influence alone will allow for some very good things to spur and growth not only in commerical but residential. Monroe Bypass will bring more businesses and people will have easy access to come and go from Charlotte to NC beaches using Monroe Bypass. I especially like the idea that the people in Marshville is very friendly and neighborly. The schools are very good and the farmers markets are a plus to mention. If you wish to come and visit and wants to meet with me to talk about your real estate needs, I can certainly meet with you. Thank you kindly for considering our beautiful state of North Carolina.
Dee, I would actually like to meet with you if possible when we are visiting NC to see if it's for us. We are recent graduates, so we don't have a ton of money, but we are hoping to look at some apartments/townhouses/reasonably priced homes for rent while we are in the area checking out the job market. Let me know if you'd be available at that time. Thank you!
Hi Bob – My daughter and I just got back from a visit to Greensboro and I like the area, a little country/older/woodsy but liked it. Since we got back home I am continuing to research Greensboro and now the North & West areas of Raleigh. In researching statistics Greensboro seems to have a pretty high crime rate compared to other areas, do you have any feedback you can give me on this? Is this more central to certain areas or wide spread?
My family of 8(6 kids, ages 1-10)is considering a relocation to the North Carolina area. We currently live in Maine and I would love to feel like I'm still home somewhat. I don't need a huge lot, but would like room to play as I have a very active 9 year old boy. He loves baseball. I would like a pool but undderstand there are pools everywhere so as long as I'm near one that would be great. I would also like a somewhat private yard(not looking out my back window into someone elses window). Don't necessarily care about having somewhat close neighbors just not behind me. Education is very important to me!!! I have been looking near Charlotte and also the Raleigh area(without being in Raleigh). My husband can make lots more money down there doing what he does here and I need to look out for all of us and whats best. We also would be renting. Any suggestions of where is the best areas for families?
My Family of 5 are moving to NC in November this year. My husband will be working in Charlotte. And we have been looking around Mooresville. Are there any nice little towns around there that we should check out. I want a place really family oriented and with great schools.
Also, what kind of stuff is there to do around there?
We currently live in Westchester County, NY. (my husband and I). Not yet retired but the cost of living up here is killing us! We are planning to sell our condo up here and search the areas in such places at Belmont, Gastonia, Mt. Holly for a 2 BR 2 BA condo. Can anyone comment on any of these towns. How far are they from Charlotte, hospitals, doctors, shopping, movies, restaurants?
Thank you so much!
Hi, I was thinking of relocating to Greenville Nc but I would love to truly know how is it? I've lived in North Carolina in the past (bertie county) so I've been to Greenville but its been alot of years since then. I'm looking for a big city but with a small city feel. Its me and my mom. She's in the medical field and im looking into enrolling in pcc. I'm in my 20's and she's in her 50's. Do you think greenville will be the best fit for us? Any advice will be greatly accepted. Thanks
My husband and I would like to move to a warmer climate, we currently live in New York, but really want to have a lot of land as well as water views. Is that even possible in NC or SC? We have a large budget but are totally unfamiliar with that area of the Southeast. We have no interest in schools because our children are grown, but it is important to be relatively near the largest airports.
Hi Bob!
This site has been so helpful to me in finding towns with good qualities in the Carolinas. I'm a teacher in my mid-twenties, considering relocating to NC in the summer of 2012. I've grown up in FL and don't like the weather here. I want seasons…especially snow and the changing of leaves!
Are there any specific towns you recommend for teachers, where you know they usually hire, especially in the summertime? Many school districts are so hard to get into, and obviously that may present a challenge.
I'm completely open to any suggestions and am appreciative of them! Thank you for this site.
We are looking for a family town in NC where we can find a nice house, with a decent amount of land, good schools for our kids, jobs for both my husband and I (he works with programming and computers, I'm an LPN with hopes of getting my RN in the near future) and have a budget of 150,000. Any suggestions?
My family and I (we have 5 yr.old daughter, 3 yr. old son, and another son on the way) are considering relocating from NH to NC and would love some feedback/advice on where in NC we should consider.
We are looking for:
-great place to raise a family
-good schools
-activites near by, i.e. shopping, food, etc.
Our price range is around $500,000.00.
Any help would be much appriciated.
thoughts about making our retirment home salisbury north carolina. need help as to the city itself, cost of living, prorerty and the elements year round. need to be va hosp in salisbury. always have heard good about the city. living in syracuse ny right now. thank you for any helfp or input that anyone has/
We are here!!! From Maine to North Carolina for our retirement years. We wanted to still experience some seasonal change but not the awful winters that we had in Maine.
After much ado, checking places out, reading your articles and even had a one-on-one with you, we have just bought a home in Swansboro, NC. We wanted to be near the water, not in a big town BUT near some towns with more amenities. Living in Swansboro gives us the small town life but we are near the larger towns of Morehead City, New Bern and Jacksonville. For us this seems to be the perfect fit. Thanks, Bob, for all of your information and help.
Hi Bob,
my boyfriend is a 2nd lieutenant in the army, and hes being relocated to fort bragg. Do you know of any Gated apt. complex thats safe? or just all around good/nice to live? im living with him, we have a 1yr old daughter. Anything as close as possible to fort bragg or in fort bragg that you'd recommend?


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The EuroSteamcon is this Saturday, and since I happen to be one of the few organizers in Hungary, I'm hyped as fudge about it. Until then, all my projects are at rest (as they have been for some time), but afterwards I plan to pick everything up where I left off. (Including the translation of Romantically Apocalyptic, however I'm not sure I like it how the story has meandered off into this "existential ramblings starring random aliens who speak too formally"-direction. Let's hope it works out.)
If you need additional info about the EuroSteamCon in Budapest, contact me, or see the event's Facebook-page: [link]


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4 Ideas for the Assemblies of God USA
- March 27th, 2010
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I presented this at the Society for Pentecostal Studies conference March 4, 2010 in Minneapolis, as a response to Margaret Poloma's book "The Assemblies of God: Godly Love and the Revitalization of American Pentecostalism."
….reading your book about the denomination of my faith heritage provoked many thoughts about the roads, the paths, that the AG at the crossroads can now take, but I will focus only on four that I think will help us know if we're going to be more or less faithful to Jesus and revitalized by the Spirit.
My context – I am a fourth generation Assembly of God kid from Kansas – my great grandparents and grandparents came into the movement in the 1930s and 40s, my parents were raised in the AG and so was I. Almost every night of my life until I was eighteen years old and left for college, my father would come into my room, kneel down next to my bed, lay his hand on me, and weep and pray for me, our family, the church, and the world. The essence of my father's theological and practical advice for me, that he has repeated repeatedly my entire life, is "Seek Jesus." I attended an AG college, an AG seminary, AG summer camps, went on AG mission trips, taught at an AG college for nine years, and I'm still an AG minister.
So I'm responding to Margaret's sociological study of the AG and trying to listen to my father's advice to "seek Jesus."
1) Racism
Regarding the founding of AG – racism was a significant factor in the 350 white ministers leaving the Church of God in Christ to form the AG in 1914.
a. Official AG USA publications need to refer to this openly, with repentance, and with theological explanations of diversity and white privilege.
b. I was a tongue talking racist, that's part of my testimony. I once was blind but now I see, I now see the reality of white privilege and how deeply prejudiced I was (even though I was in church multiple times a week, youth camp every summer, etc. In fact, I learned many of the racist jokes from my youth group leaders and friends), and I gain nothing from denying that. Honesty, confession, repentance, transformation – these are marks of sanctification and maturity and the AG USA would do wonderfully well to keep its historical sins front and center, and it's reasons and strategies for addressing them and being healed from them front and center as well. The door for this has been opened by the AG statement against racism, which reads in part:
"The church calls to repentance any and all who have sinned against God by participating in racism through personal thought or action, through church and social structures, or through failure to address the evils of racism."
"We pray for God to give us the courage to confront the sin of racism where it may be found in our lives, in our churches, in our society structure, and in our world." We must cooperate with the Holy Spirit in actively rooting out racism and seeking the reconciliation of men and women to God and to each other.
c. Pentecostals testify, so the AG USA should share it's testimony that it has a sinfully racist past (the origin story should be modified to reflect this), still perhaps struggles with racism and prejudice, and that it's being delivered as it explores the intricacies of race and ethnicity as a predominantly white denomination founded primarily by white ministers who had left an interracial denomination (COGIC).
2) War – Military Service Article
a. Many of us know that the early AG, and most early Pentecostal denominations, were peace churches and took their stands as conscientious objectors or noncombatants during World War I and even during World War II. They justified this theologically, based on Jesus. They had a christocentric hermeneutic that justified their commitment to loving their enemy.
I should also mention here that "pacifism" does not mean being "passive" and does not necessitate being 'apolitical.' Pacifist simply means "peace maker" so laying down one's sword and supporting nonviolent direct action to attain political goals can certainly go together – Dr. King was a Christian pacifist, but he was certainly not apolitical.
b. As many of you know the AG changed its statement in 1967 to be pro-choice, leaving killing in warfare up to the individual conscience of each Christian. There is a reference to Romans 13, warfare in the OT, but nothing about Jesus. Combatant participation in war could be justified better than the statement currently does, and I think the just war tradition/theory/criteria should be articulated.
c. Therefore, I have a concrete suggestion for the AG at this crossroad between the road of uncritical nationalism and uncritical militarism and the road of thoughtful, reflective, and engaged conversations about these challenging issues.
d. The AG should form a task force that writes well developed rationales for 1) combatant participation, employing just war tradition and written by AG folk who believe that it is justifiable for Christians to kill in warfare, 2) nonviolence, written by AG folk who believe in consistent nonviolence and who could speak theologically and pastorally about conscientious objection and noncombatant service, and 3) Just Peacemaking practices that invite both just war theorists and pacifists to work for peace and justice together to prevent war and reduce violence, which is a goal of just war theory. Just Peacemaking theory is an excellent attempt to move past the age old arguments of "it's okay to kill" and "Christians should never kill" to working together on the things that make for peace. I recommend Glen Stassen's book Just Peacemaking: The New Paradigm for the Ethics of War and Peace.
e. Christian explanations of all three should be present in our curriculum, 'position statements', on our website. This would reflect what we officially as a denomination have already affirmed with our participation in the unanimous NAE vote to adopt "For the Health of the Nation." The NAE, of which the AG is a member, has already stated that each denomination should teach just war, pacifism, and just peacemaking.
3) Israel/Palestine
a. On page 213 Margaret points out that 11% of AG USA folk do not think that the US should support Israel over the Palestinians in the Middle East. In other words, we should support the Palestinians and the Israelis equally. I think this 11%, this prophetic minority, represents the road that the AG should travel if we are to be as biblically solid, theologically healthy, and Spirit-led as we claim to be.
b. I suggest that AG USA learn from our Palestinian Pentecostal Christian brothers and sisters so that we can read scripture better and become less dispensational and less one-sidedly Zionist. We can love Israel, love Jewish people, and support the existence of the state of Israel while also helping the state of Israel make wiser choices regarding the settlements, the occupation of the West Bank, the wall not being built on the green line, and the implementation of a just peace for both Israelis and Palestinians.
c. This means that American Pentecostals in general, the AG USA in particular, could put ourselves in humble learner positions and hear the testimonies and prayer requests (the subaltern voices, and theology and experiences) of the Palestinian Pentecostal and Evangelical Christians who have lived under occupation in the 'Holy Land.'
4) Gender
a. The AG ordains women and has since its inception. George Wood has even defended this position against Southern Baptist and fundamentalist critiques.
b. But we need more intentionality in promoting and empowering women in pastoral and denominational leadership. 28% of AG ministers do not support women serving as senior pastors, 43% do not support women in district or national leadership, and 47% do not support having women on deacon boards. These are serious problems, and as a theologian I would suggest that these attitudes represent less than healthy, less than faithful, and less than 'pentecostal' understandings of scripture, gender, and leadership. I think is not the road that the AG should travel on in the future.
c. A way to pave the road for smoother travel into a more faithful future is to intentionally include women in leadership positions in district and national offices, even if there are quotas – not tokenism to fill a slot for political reasons – but intentional reduction of male leadership and increase of female leadership to reflect what the Spirit really would like to happen so the church can be better equipped to fulfill her potential. However, there's a lot of theological work that has to be done so that men can realize that it's not their ministry to share any way, it's not 'their' power or their place that they then graciously open up to women. Ministry and leadership are God's gifts to give, it's God's ministry, not men's.
In conclusion, I think the AG can even now "seek Jesus" and choose roads of life, and pave those roads, and that we can journey forward in confession and truth-telling regarding our racist past so that we can authentically and deeply experience healing and transformation; that we can journey forward by expanding the conversations about war and peacemaking by articulating just war criteria, nonviolence, and just peacemaking practices; that we can best support Israel by also supporting the Palestinians and listening to the voices of that part of our Pentecostal family that has been suppressed; and that we can intentionally work to change the minds of thousands of AG men (and women) who are against women in leadership and intentionally changing the structure of the AG so that women must be included. I believe that this is at least part of what the Spirit is doing today to expand Godly Love.


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A recent article in USA Today caught my eye. The title was, "Isn't investing in stocks just greed?" The question was asked of Matt Krantz, the financial markets reporter for the publication. To give credit, Matt did a fairly good job of explaining that investing is many times a "tug of war between greed and fear." He made the "noble investors" argument, that long-term investors provide capital to businesses and entrepreneurs to make products and services that people want. Matt also acknowledged that when the market goes up, that sometimes people pile in trying to "get rich by investing in hot stocks." What I was a little surprised to see is, he didn't address the main issue. Investing is necessary to keep up with inflation. This is a case where if you want to improve or even maintain your standard of living, greed is a good thing.
How can I say that greed is a good thing? It's simple really, greed is the desire to acquire or posses more than one really needs. Now I'm not suggesting that all investors should strive to gain more than they need, investing isn't really about getting more than you need. In truth, many investors are at risk of not being aggressive enough to even keep up with inflation. In common terms, inflation is the fact that over time the costs of goods and services goes up. Consider this, the average rate of inflation since the year 2000 has been 2.78%. This means investors needed to make at least 2.78% per year in order to simply maintain his/her purchasing power. To put some numbers to this, if you wanted to buy a car that cost $10,000 in 2000 that same vehicle today would cost nearly $14,000. Depending on your particular situation, your rate could be even higher. Individuals with high exposure to health care costs (think prescriptions) have seen a much higher rate of inflation. If you've had to deal with the costs of higher education, you know that the rate of increase has been far more than 2.78% per year. The point is, you can be too conservative, trying not to be "greedy" and get in a lot of financial trouble. So what should you do to keep up with inflation?
Most financial advisors would suggest trying to figure out a mix of investments that you can be comfortable with. While I personally believe everyone should be invested in some equities, that percentage will be different for everyone. Why do I think stocks deserve a place in every portfolio? Stocks are the only investment that I'm aware of that allow you to not only own a part of a (in theory) growing business, but that over time are expected to grow in both value and income production.
Consider a company like Chevron (NYSE: CVX). The company's stock has increased an average of 4.4% over the last five years just from capital gains. This means buying Chevron stock, you've already beaten inflation even if the company paid no dividends. That's hardly the end of the Chevron story. If you bought Chevron back in the beginning of 2007, your price would have been about $81.55. Your initial dividend yield would have been about 2.84%. Over the next five years, your effective yield would have climbed to over 4.4% today. Think about those numbers for a minute. Just from the increase in the stock price, you've already beaten inflation. From dividend income alone you would have beaten inflation again, and each year your dividend income has grown. This rate of return is good enough to keep you ahead of inflation, but doesn't seem "greedy" by any stretch of the imagination. If you want a few other ideas of stocks that should help you beat the inflation challenge, here are three others that look attractive at today's prices:
Name |
Price |
P/E On '12 Earnings |
Growth Expected |
Yield |
General Electric (NYSE: GE) |
$19.91 |
12.85 |
12.67% |
3.42% |
JPMorgan Chase (NYSE: JPM) |
$34.79 |
8.03 |
7.03% |
3.45% |
3M Co (NYSE: MMM) |
$87.63 |
13.69 |
10.50% |
2.69% |
General Electric's yield alone would be enough to offset the cost of inflation. With the company involved in everything from light bulbs, to jet engines, and financial services you get the benefit of diversification with one company. The company is expected to show better growth in the future as the economy continues to recover. 3M is a diversified conglomerate that has been paying increased dividends for over 50 years. While the company's current dividend yield would just barely keep up with inflation, the company's continued dividend raises should make sure that investors stay ahead of inflation longer-term. 3M's heritage is innovation and with expected growth of over 10% in EPS, the company is not resting on its laurels. While some might question my choice of JPMorgan Chase, the company's current issues are short-term in nature. In fact, these short-term issues give opportunistic investors a chance to pick up this well run bank with a yield higher than it would be if these issues never came to light.
The bottom line is investing in stocks isn't being greedy, it's a necessity if you are trying to keep up with inflation. Being too conservative will strip unaware investors of their ability to provide for themselves and those they care about in the future.
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Bright Blue Eyes, on 12 April 2012 - 11:03 AM, said:
Why? Tywin outlived Joffrey, after all.
Of course they are. Even if Robb isn't explicitly aware of Stannis declaring himself king, he's aware that Renly has and knows Stannis has the stronger legal claim (And later he learns of Stannis' claim anyway); the decision to keep fighting for independence is made anyway.
The Lannisters were willing to make peace; they (Tyrion, specifically, if I remember right) assumed that the execution of Ned would make it impossible. Robb's unacceptable peace terms probably only confirmed it, but if he'd offered reasonable ones, you don't think Tywin would have accepted to focus on Renly (and then Stannis)?
I don't think that's really accurate, since Catelyn advocates for peace even after Ned's execution; if she was willing to put her feelings aside, clearly a peace was possible. The chances for a peace were more undermined by
(1) Failure to form a Stark/Baratheon (either Renly or Stannis) alliance
(2) Renly's death leading to the Tyrell/Lannister alliance
(3) Robb's intentionally unacceptable peace terms
As time goes on, the southern picture clarifies itself outside of Robb's control and, unsurprisingly, he pulls the short straw.
The desire/need for vengeance is completely understandable, but it was a self-destructive motivation.
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When is the pal release? I live in the US.
I'm still not sure when it is, but I think it's slightly before the US release... 15th October or something like that
Ok thought so.
Im gonna have to practice like crazy since you guys will get a few day jump on me :P
I'm not sure actually... I thought the US release was like 2 days before. Whatever, 2 weeks from the latest release that any of us are part of? I'm assuming that we only need either 2 weeks from PAL or US release. It'll be fun though. .
Hmm... I'm not sure how well it's updated, but Wikipedia says for EU it'll be 15th, North America 19th and Japan 21st. I can't confirm this, but I think it's almost right
Heh, well maybe we will have an advantage? Though, after 2 weeks everyone should know their favorite character off by heart, and know the various signs of an incoming ultimate jutsu, which are the only way to avoid them this time around I believe. Also: Killer Bee has a killer awakening yo! Seriously, he can transform into 8 tails mode and go around as that octopus thing. EPIC. But... I'm still sticking with Itachi probably.
I'll probably pick Itachi too, at least for one of my characters I just hope his Mangekyo Sharingan-mode isn't as annoying and overpowerful like in the first game...
Anyways, for the tournament, I propose we each pick three characters who to fight with, then each of us will have three matches against one opponent Let's say I pick characters 1, 2 and 3 and same with the foe, so the matches will be like:
Your pick #1 s/2&3 vs. Opponent's #1 s/2&3
Your pick #2 s/3&1 vs. Opponent's #2 s/3&1
Your pick #3 s/1&2 vs. Opponent's #3 s/1&2
What do you think, would this be a good plan?
I think that certain Supports will be more powerful than others. It was like that in the last game, and I very much doubt that they can balance them perfectly. I think it should be three battles, and you can choose to change your team in between any two matches, to adapt your playstyle, although the enemy will is able to do the same. Also prevents anyone from a random vs. that will be horribly unbalanced because of character's abilities. Like Gaara vs. Itachi/Neji/Hinata, in the last game because he was edging on too slow to dodge meaning that you had to have very good reflexes to dodge. Should also be more fun as well as we will see more and greater variety in the matches. Then again, people could just be the same team again and again, because that's the team they know and are ready to use.
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