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Every year, we compile our favorite meals of the previous 12 months. (For previous years, check here: 2013, 2012, 2011, 2010, and 2009). It is always hard to choose the best, and this year especially so when 2013 ended with our number one meal of all time at Alinea in Chicago, and then 2014 started with the previous #1 (and still #1 in NYC), Eleven Madison Park for the second time. But enough about previous tops, and onto the tops of 2014:
As for great food that weren't specific restaurants, I had an incredible experience at the New York Magazine Taste Event, getting to sample a bite from some of the best restaurants around the city. My favorite recipe that I shared (and have now baked over and over again) was the Nutella Stuffed Salted Chocolate Cookies (note: I have since removed the caramels and find the recipe is perfect even without this extra indulgence). And then my favorite day of the year is the day we went on a veritable treasure hunt around NYC to #followtherabbit to get free cronuts and cookie shots from Dominique Ansel in honor of his cookbook launch. What an amazing time!
As for our top 10 Restaurants of 2014…
#10: The NoMad Bar
We had a great meal at The NoMad (#5 on the Top Noms of 2013) and we were excited to see that they launched a slightly more casual (and very sexy) "Bar" version. We have since been back a few times and each time we enjoy the food and the cocktails, which are very expensive but some of the best in the city. It's hard to beat as a place to impress guests or a date.
#9: Carbone
We had heard the rumbling about the new restaurant from Mario Carbone, Rich Torrisi and Jeff Zalaznick, Carbone. The buzz about the Veal Parm was especially loud, referencing the ridiculous price ($54) and the equally ridiculous deliciousness. The veal was certainly delicious, but it was actually the amazing pasta dishes that pushed this into the top 10.
#8: Brunch at DBGB
We were surprised at how much we enjoyed brunch at DBGB, though I really shouldn't have been since I have always been a big fan of David Boulud restaurants. We have enjoyed ourselves at many including Boulud Sud (#6 on the 2012 Top Noms List) Daniel (#3 on the 2011 Top Noms List), Cafe Boulud (#5 on the Top Restaurant Week list), and Bar Boulud (a favorite brunch spot). Our brunch at DBGB was with a big group and everyone left raving about the food, and the French Toast was the best I've ever had.
We had a great time at the pop-up preview of Root & Bone in 2013 and then visited the new permanent location in the East Village during the first few weeks of opening. It was opened by Top Chef alums Jeffrey McInnis and Janine Booth and brought us the fried chicken that no one can stop talking about. I loved the corn dish (which combined "Grilled Sweet Corn Cob… Husk and All" with cornbread butter, giant hominy, and popped corn) though I've heard that it's not as consistent from other reviewers. I also adored the short rib meat loaf. I loved that the menu had a lot of memorable dishes that were a little bit different.
#6: Bodega Negra at the Dream Hotel
Another surprising meal was at Bodega Negra in Chelsea. Perhaps it's because I don't get to eat Mexican food very often due to my allergy, so this was novel. But the dessert alone put this squarely in the top 10 and it was an incredibly memorable meal. (Video of the dessert's metamorphosis here)
I love a Peking Duck dinner. Something about that crispy duck with all the fixins wrapped in the little pancakes just make me happy. But this dinner was pretty epic in that not only was the duck dinner included, but also 4 small plates, 2 main dishes, and 1 fried rice or side dish. The grilled wagyu beef pieces are still a taste memory stuck on repeat in my brain and it's a great meal to share with food loving friends.
#4: all'onda
A restaurant I have recommended again and again is all'onda. Eater called it the biggest restaurant opening of 2014 and we could not disagree. Each dish was very unique and had a special flare to it that everyone really enjoyed. We loved the sea urchin pasta (which I think has gone off and on the menu a few times depending on availability) and I still think of the arancini balls with beautiful squid ink rice.
#3: Sushi Nakazawa
What a surprise! Mike made an impressive choice for my surprise birthday dinner and our meal was fantastic from start to finish. A whole lot of chef chosen sushi in the Omikase, with the uni that will forever leave me chasing that uni dragon. Do yourself a favor and make a reservation, be sure to watch Jiro Dreams of Sushi before you go, and then visit this restaurant to taste what Chef Daisuke Nakazawa learned after a 10-year apprenticeship at one of the best sushi restaurants in Japan.
#2: Per Se
After quite the exciting meal at The French Laundry during out honeymoon, it was hard to resist trying Per Se on our first wedding anniversary. I was excited just to be in this NYC institution, and I could not wait to wrap my tongue around the Oysters and Pearls dish again, a tiny bowl of heaven that is famous in both locations. While still not as great as other restaurants we have loved, it was undeniable why this is commonly referred to as one of the best (and most special) restaurants in New York City. The meal was perfect (just like our French Laundry meal) but not quite as creative as some of our favorites. Still #2 for the year!
#1: Liquid Art House
The surprise of the year. I went to Boston on business but was able to spend my first night in the city with a good friend. A quick search of top restaurants in the city near the Boston Back Bay station led me to Liquid Art House. The space opened in May of this year and it was incredible and impressive with art hung like a gallery. The food is also a work of art on each plate. Usually you expect food that beautiful to be more aesthetic than substance, but the food absolutely, 100% delivered. Each flavor was incredible and the ingredients were so fresh. I was actually suffering extensively from morning sickness during this meal, but I managed to enjoy every single bite. I wish I had room for dessert, because I can only imagine what creations they came up with, but I left this meal in awe of how much I enjoyed it. I also just found out that Chef Stacy Cogswell from the current season of Top Chef (the Boston native) just came into the kitchen under Executive Chef Rachel Klein. Since we do love our Top Cheftestant restaurants, I look forward even more to bringing Mike back to try this place as soon as we can make a trip back to Boston.
Another incredible year of eats! I cannot help but reflect back on how fortunate we are that we get to live this life. We joke that our biggest fear for our baby is that he will not love food. But I have to think that can't possibly be feasible with us as parents. We just love this way too much.
Thanks for another great year!
Onto the adventures of 2015.


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Assaf was born and raised in Tel Aviv, Israel. In 2007, Gleizner moved to the United States, where he received a scholarship to earn his BMus in jazz performance at SUNY Purchase. There, he studied with the jazz greats Charles Blenzieg, Hal Galper, Todd Coolman, Pete Malenverny, Jimmy Green, Kenny Washington, David Hazeltine, Arturo O'Ferril and Jon Faddis.
Assaf has since played in a number of venues throughout the tri-state such as Smalls Jazz Club, Dizzy's Coca Cola Club and Birdland, along with many others.
As a sideman, he performed and toured throughout Western New York and Canada, playing and arranging for the award winning singer Cyrille Aimee. Together, they were guest artists for the company: "Les 7 doigts de la main", a Montreal based circus troupe.
As a Musical Director, Assaf worked with Fordham University's Theater club: "Splinter Group". The group had performed 3 original revues and one original full length Musical titled: 1998 Degrees. In 2011, the cast of 1998 Degrees had recorded an album with all the songs in the show. In 2010, Assaf joined the Stage Left Children's Theater Team as the Musical director.
Most recently, Assaf has formed the group Trio Shalva with fellow Israeli musicians Nadav Snir-Zelniker and Koby Hayon. Here, he fuses his heritage with his vast musical training by performing classic Israeli songs, as well as his own compositions in a Jazz setting. These combine two of the many facets of Gleizner's musicality: a cultural legacy along with his malleable and innovative jazz technique. This trio released their debut album Riding Alone on January 1st, 2011.
Born and raised in Israel, each of the musicians eventually found themselves in the heart of New York, where they spent years developing their individual style and technique.
In 2009, Assaf Gleizner (Piano, Melodica), Koby Hayon ( Bass, Acoustic Guitar , Oud), andNadav Snir-Zelniker (Drums, Percussion) came together for their first gig, in which they performed original compositions and arrangements of traditional Israeli repertoire. It only took one show for them to understand the serendipitous connection that was underway. In result, the three musicians moved forward as Trio Shalva, choosing the name for its representation of the Hebrew word for "serenity".
Trio Shalva has shared their music at renowned venues such as The Belleayre Music Festival in Highmount, NY, Westchester Arts Council, The Westchester Conservatory, State University of New York, Purchase, synagogues, community centers, non-profits and various venues in New York City.
"These seasoned jazz musicians can be downright serene and mellow, lulling listeners into a trance, but they're experts at dynamics and can bring songs from a simmer to a boil in an organic build up that can be jarring in its effortlessness." "Due perhaps to their common heritage, they gel well, handing off parts and solos seamlessly. Their lush ensemble sound is greater than the sum of its parts and they kept their endings tight."
"[Assaf Gleizner's] playing is virtuoistic when it needs to be, simple and sparse when that is appropriate…"
"…The musicianship shown by this group is outstanding."
"…Gleizner plays clean and with clarity, he seems to know exactly where he is going. His solos are logical and make sense. He goes "outside" just enough to make me pay attention and want keep listening closely so I can see where it all winds up…"
"…Riding Alone is good, solid, highly listenable album that will satisfy both the hard core jazz buff and the casual listener…"
"…I hope these guys achieve both the artistic and commercial success they deserve…."
"…The trio works as a close-knit unit with a lot of mutual respect, listening and complimenting each other. The approach is basically mellow, with emphasis on melody, but the improvisations are interesting and the level of musicianship excellent at all times. Most importantly they manage to avoid being trivial, which is always the greatest danger, when playing standards."
"The album is appealing both to relatively inexperienced Jazz listeners, who can follow the melodic lines, and the connoisseurs, who can enjoy the sophisticated arrangement and the intricate tricks of the trade."
"Warmly recommended!"
"…Trio Shalva values talking with, never over, each other…"
"Trio Shalva also displays an affinity for Middle Eastern sound…" "…On "Misirlou," the trio embraces tango and Latin music. Trio Shalva's performance on this track… begins as a waltz with Gleizner's "Bolero"-type playing before everyone builds in momentum where his Latin jazz-flavored solo is propelled by Zelniker's shifting, speedier accompaniment. As the solo continues building, the trio shows how they can also flat-out swing when needed."
"…For the closer, "Erev Shel Shoshanim," everyone abandons their main axes. Gleizner plays melodica, Hayon plays nylon string guitar and Zelniker plays frame drum…With this track, a story played by the trio and imagined by the listener unfolds the way they would individually envision it."
"…Cyrille-Aimee... along with pianist Assaf Gleizner, holds the show together with impressive original jazz, rock, and pop numbers, along with two arrangements by Thierry Angers."


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Jennifer Egan is a terrific writer, with a tough, precise grasp of every sentence. Her most polished book, I think, is "The Keep," a suspenseful, funny, frightening book that is compulsively readable. "Look at Me" is more accessible, though, less tightly plotted but still carefully controlled and complex. It concerns a model whose face is destroyed by an accident. I would recommend starting with "Look at Me," then going on to "The Keep." "A Visit From the Goon Squad" is also arresting and pungent, but it's written in the form of stories that shift from one generation to the next and one group of characters to an adjacent one, with the result that that the reader must work to see the mural these pieces of mosaic are gradually forming. It's bravura writing, with unforgettable characters and scenes, but to me less absorbing than a more traditional novel.
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Jennifer Egan was born in Chicago and raised in San Francisco. She is the author of The Invisible Circus, a novel which became a feature film starring Cameron Diaz in 2001, Look at Me, a finalist for the National Book Award in fiction in 2001, Emerald City and Other Stories and the bestselling The Keep. Her most recent novel, A Visit From the Goon Squad, won the 2011 Pulitzer Prize, the National Book Critics Circle Award for Fiction, and the LA Times Book Prize. Her short stories have appeared in The New Yorker, Harpers, Granta, McSweeneys and other magazines. She is a recipient of a Guggenheim Fellowship, a National Endowment for the Arts Fellowship in Fiction, and a Dorothy and Lewis B. Cullman Fellowship at the New York Public Library. Her non-fiction articles appear frequently in the New York Times Magazine. Her 2002 cover story on homeless children received the Carroll Kowal Journalism Award, and The Bipolar Kid received a 2009 NAMI Outstanding Media Award for Science and Health Reporting from the National Alliance on Mental Illness. (from jenniferegan.com)


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Giuliani, McCain to Pass on Iowa Straw Poll
Wednesday, June 6, 2007; 6:06 PM
PORTSMOUTH, N.H., June 6 -- Rudolph W. Giuliani and Sen. John McCain (Ariz.) announced Wednesday that they will not compete in the first real contest of the 2008 presidential campaign, the nonbinding Ames, Iowa, straw poll in August.
In a conference call with reporters, Giuliani campaign manager Mike DuHaime said the campaign still will participate in the Iowa Republican caucuses, which currently are scheduled for January. He said the campaign will use the money it would have spent in Ames this summer to campaign more effectively later in the year, when it counts.
"We are 100 percent committed to winning the Iowa caucuses in January," DuHaime said. "We are going to take all the resources that were budgeted and use them to [to win the caucuses]. The best way to do that is to dedicate those resources to the caucus."
The McCain campaign announced plans to skip the Ames straw poll after the Giuliani news. McCain campaign manager Terry Nelson said in a statement that "in light of today's news, it is clear that the Ames straw poll will not be a meaningful test of the leading candidates' organizational abilities."
Giuliani had signaled earlier that he might not participate in the straw poll, which demands a massive organizational effort by campaigns. More than 50,000 people are expected to show up at the convention center there, and the candidate best able to cajole his supporters to the event will win.
DuHaime said that could take as much as $3 million and a large investment of time and other resources. Former Massachusetts governor Mitt Romney, the leading fundraiser on the Republican side, is investing heavily in the contest.
The decision by Giuliani, who leads the GOP field in opinion polls, and McCain is likely to sharply reduce the influence of the straw poll, which traditionally has winnowed the Republican field in the months before the primary season begins in earnest. Democrats do not have an equivalent straw poll in the summer.
Actor and former GOP senator Fred D. Thompson of Tennessee, who is exploring a presidential bid, has not said whether he will participate in the straw poll. But his decision to delay his entry into the race until later this summer is said by some advisers to be an indication that he will not.
That would leave Romney and several of the lesser-known candidates in the contest.
Former Iowa congressman Jim Nussle, who is a Giuliani adviser, said the August contest will remain important for what he called "second tier" candidates looking for attention and money.
"That's the one thing that at least with Rudy Giuliani is not necessary," he said.
Giuliani is likely to face questions about whether he can win the Iowa caucus. In recent polls in the state, he comes in a close third behind Romney and McCain. He has hired fewer staff in the state, though DuHaime said Wednesday that the campaign will soon begin moving more people there.
Romney spokesman Kevin Madden said his candidate is "going to keep traveling across Iowa and will continue to work hard to grow our campaign organization there."
"As for campaigns that decide to skip Ames," Madden said, "it has probably become clear to them that Iowa voters want to see conservative change in Washington, and if a candidate stands before the voters of Iowa without a conservative record or a conservative message, it makes it very hard for them to compete for support there."


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PM's Facebook discussion turns nastyBy mike, Oct 09 in blog with 0 comments
A Facebook QA with Prime Minister Julia Gillard has attracted sexist and hateful comments, with her office having to censor the comments.
Ms Gillard took to the social networking site on Monday to talk about her education policies.
But the discourse turned ugly, with one man calling the prime minister a slut.
Another man asked how her father was. John Gillard died last month.
'Get my dinner ready' posted another man, while one asked if her 'pubes' were as 'radiant, shiny and glorious' as his own.
A number of other Facebook users labelled her the worst prime minister and criticised her voice, with one saying her voice and demeanour were like nails on a blackboard.
Others jumped to Ms Gillard's defence, one posting that 'nothing any of these sexest (sic), Hateful, disrespectful, unaustralian idiots can get to you!'
'You are an inspiration to Australians and the world,' said another.
And another: 'Keep up the great work running the nation Julia! You have quite rightly earned the respect you deserve.'
Ms Gillard has an official Facebook fan page, which is maintained by her office.
A spokeswoman for Ms Gillard said the site was moderated to remove offensive comments and, like all Facebook sites, comments could only be removed after they had been posted.
'A handful of comments after the session were offensive and have been removed,' the spokeswoman said in a statement.
The question and answer session was the first of its kind by a senior politician in Australia.
While in Tasmania last week, Ms Gillard took part in a live question and answer session for a news website, with no levelling of offensive remarks.
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Eric Clapton - Lonley Stranger
Lonley Stranger(Difficulty: hard)
CHORDS A Am B7 Bm C Cm D D7 Em F G G7
(Intro) I must be invisible ;No one knows me.I have crawled down dead-end streetsOn my hands and knees. I was born with a ragin' thirst,A hunger to be free,But I've learned through the years.Don't encourage me. Chorus : 'Cause I'm a lonely (guitaretab.com)


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Don't settle for mere digitized math drills. ST Math is a visual instructional program that builds a deep conceptual understanding of math through rigorous learning and creative problem solving to engage, motivate and challenge PreK-8 students toward higher achievement.
What if your math program reached every student at their own level? Each day, in schools across the country, more than a million children are taking their own path and working at their own pace to build powerful problem solving skills. Discover how ST Math allows students to see the math and grow.


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BONN (May. 22)
The lower house of the German parliament has approved legislation that would toughen penalties for violence perpetrated by right-wing extremists.
The legislation, adopted last Friday by the Bundestag, increases the maximum penalty for assaults from three to five years and permits the authorities to jail assailants preventively.
It also would punish those promulgating the so-called "Auschwitz lie" with a sentence of up to three years in prison.
The need for a new bill criminalizing Holocaust denial arose after the Federal Court of Justice ruled in March that under the law at the time, Holocaust denial did not in itself provide sufficient grounds to press charges.
The legislation must still be ratified by the Bundesrat, the upper house, representing Germany's 16 federal states.
Highlighting the need for a new tougher law, Ignatz Bubis, chairman of the Central Council of Jews in Germany, said that right-wing radicalism was so widespread throughout Western Europe that more comprehensive measures were needed to combat it.
Bubis suggested in a newspaper interview that the European Union set up a joint secret service to fight right-wing extremism. He added that European countries were no longer able to cope with the situation on their own.
The same day that the Bundestag approved the new crime bill, it was discovered that neo-Nazis had desecrated a Jewish cemetery in the Bavarian city of Hoechberg.
Thirteen tombstones were found overturned and vandalized in the cemetery. Police said that the desecration had taken place on May 18, but that the vandalism was only discovered by visitors there two days later.
The police have so far made no arrests in the case.
Earlier this month, police detained two high school students suspected of having desecrated a Jewish cemetery in the town of Bad Kissingen.
Reflecting another attempt to crack down on the extreme right, prosecutors in Frankfurt are considering taking legal steps against Gunter Deckert, chairman of the extreme right-wing National Democratic Party.
Deckert, 54, had published an open letter to Michel Friedman, a member of the board of the Central Council of Jews in Germany, suggesting that Friedman should "pack up his belongings and go where he belongs — Israel."
The letter further stated that Germany did not need "a chief Jewish commissar."


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You may be familiar with John Oliver from his previous contributions to The Daily Show. He's since moved on to host his weekly news and commentary show on HBO: "Last Week Tonight." In time for Halloween, he covered the subject of sugar.
From a science perspective, there's nothing new in his coverage. But the fact that he's bringing to the public eye the gross over-consumption of sugar in our diet and the concomitant health issues…well this suggests a growing cultural awareness of the problem we're all facing. That this is now the subject of public discourse and not just the domain of research science and health practitioners…well that's a sweet development indeed.


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In Case of Injury, obtain first aid or medical treatment even if the injury is minor. While many minor injuries heal without treatment, a few result in serious prolonged disability that could have been prevented had the employee received treatment when the injury occurred.
For traumatic injuries, ask your employer to authorize medical treatment on Form CA-16 BEFORE you go to the doctor. Take Form CA-16 when you go to the doctor, along with Form OWCP-1500, which the doctor must use to submit bills to OWCP. Your employer may authorize medical treatment for occupational disease ONLY if OWCP gives prior approval.
Submit bills promptly, as bills for medical treatment may not be paid if submitted to OWCP more than one year after the calendar year in which you received the treatment or in which the condition was accepted as compensable.
Report Every Injury to your supervisor. Submit written notice of your injury on Form CA-1 if you sustained a traumatic injury, or Form CA-2 if the injury was an occupational disease or illness. (Forms CA-1 and CA-2 may be obtained from your employing agency or OWCP.)
Form CA-1 must be filed within 30 days of the date of injury to receive continuation of pay (COP) for a disabling traumatic injury. COP may be terminated if medical evidence of the injury- related disability is not submitted to your employer within 10 workdays. YOU ARE RESPONSIBLE FOR ENSURING THAT SUCH MEDICAL EVIDENCE IS SUBMITTED TO YOUR EMPLOYING AGENCY. Form CA-2 should also be filed within 30 days. Any claim which is not submitted within 3 years will be barred by statutory time limitations unless the immediate superior had actual knowledge of the injury or death within 30 days of occurrence.
Establish the Essential Elements of Your Claim. You must provide the evidence needed to show that you filed for benefits in a timely manner; that you are a civil employee; that the injury occurred as reported and in the performance of duty; and that your condition or disability is related to the injury or factors of your Federal employment. OWCP will assist you in meeting this responsibility, which is called burden of proof, by requesting evidence needed to fulfill the requirements of your claim.
File a Claim for Compensation. File Form CA-7, Claim for Compensation on Account of Traumatic Injury or Occupational Disease, if you cannot return to work because of your injury and you are losing (or expect to lose) pay for more than three days. Give the form to your supervisor seven to ten days before the end of the COP period, if you received COP. If you are not entitled to COP, submit Form CA-7 when you enter or expect to enter a leave without pay status. All wage loss claims must be supported by medical evidence of injury-related disability for the period of the claim.
If you continue to lose pay after the dates claimed on Form CA-7, submit Forms CA-8 Claim for Continuing Compensation on Account of Disability, through your employer to claim additional compensation until you return to work or until OWCP advises they are no longer needed. You are not required to use your sick or annual leave before you claim compensation.
If you choose to use your leave, you may, with your agency's concurrence, request leave buy-back by submitting Form CA-7 to OWCP through your employing agency. Any compensation payment is to be used to partially reimburse your agency for the leave pay. You must also arrange to pay your agency the difference between the leave pay based on your full salary and the compensation payment that was paid at 2/3 or 3/4 of your salary. Your agency will then recredit the leave to your leave record.
Return To Work As Soon As your Doctor Allows You To Do So. If your employing agency gives you a written description of a light duty job, you must provide a copy to your doctor and ask if and when you can perform the duties described. If your agency is willing to provide light work, you must ask your doctor to specify your work restrictions. In either case, you must advise your agency immediately of your doctor's instructions concerning return to work, and arrange for your agency to receive written verification of this information. COP or compensation may be terminated if you refuse work which is within your medical restrictions without good cause, or if you do not respond within specified time limits to a job offer from your agency.
In appropriate cases, OWCP provides assistance in arranging for reassignment to lighter duties in cooperation with the employing agency. In addition, injured employees have certain other specified rights under the jurisdiction of the Office of Personnel Management, such as reemployment rights if the disability has been overcome within one year.
Tell Your Family about the benefits they are entitled to in the event of your death. For assistance in filing a claim they may contact your employing agency's personnel office or OWCP.
Any employee who gets injured on the job has the right to see their own physician. (ELM Section 545.4)
Federal agencies are required by regulation to submit an employee's Notice of Injury (Form CA-1 or CA-2) within 10 working days (or 14 calendar days) of receiving it from an employee, if lost time from work or medical expenses are claimed or anticipated [20 CFR 10.110(a)]. Regulations require that the CA-7 should be submitted no later than 5 working days (or 7 calendar days) after its receipt from the employee [20 CFR 10.112(b)]. This prompt submission is critical if OWCP is to be able to serve injured workers' needs, and especially to ensure that medical bills can be processed timely.
To a physician, "cause" may refer only to direct or principal cause, but for the law of Workers' Compensation, a variety of contributing causes must be considered. Under the Federal Employees Compensation Act (FECA), any disease or disability is compensable when it is proximately caused or materially aggravated by an employment-related injury or condition of employment. Proximate cause is that which, in a natural and continuing sequence, produces the disability. However, natural progression of a disease while a person is working does not constitute cause or aggravation. For conditions of employment to bring about aggravation of any underlying disease, the employment factors must be capable of aggravating or accelerating the disease.
There are two kinds of aggravation:
PERMANENT AGGRAVATION: There is a continuing and irreversible change in the underlying condition, thus adversely altering the course of the condition or disease process.
PROXIMATE CAUSE: That which produces the injury in a natural and continuous sequence, unbroken by an efficient and intervening cause and without which the result would not have occurred.
AGGRAVATION: A documented physiological process by which a single occupational act, or series of acts over a period of time intensified the severity of a physical or mental problem which pre-existed the occupational disease.
ACCELERATION: A documented physiological process by which a single occupational act, or series of acts, can be shown to have increased the expected speed of progression in a pre-existing condition documented to be progressive in nature.
PRECIPITATION: Hastening the occurrence of an event or causing to happen or come to crisis suddenly, unexpectedly, or too soon.
Contacting Your Federal Employees' Compensation District Office
If you are an employee or representative, and you would like detailed GENERAL information about claims under the Federal Employees' Compensation Act, please call our new toll-free information line. The number is 1-866-999-3322, or 1-877-889-5627 for TTY, and the lines are available from 8 AM to 5 PM, Monday through Friday.
In addition, OWCP now has a toll-free automated system that provides a variety of information regarding specific claims. By calling 1-866-OWCP-IVR (1-866-692-7487), injured workers and their representatives may access information regarding case status, compensation payments, reimbursement of treatment and travel expenses, and authorization of medical treatment such as physical therapy and diagnostic testing. Medical service providers may also access case status and treatment authorization through 1-866-OWCP-IVR, as well as information regarding bill payments. Injured workers should have their 9-digit case file or claim number and social security number when calling. Medical providers should have the 9-digit case file or claim number and their tax identification number.
Please note: We ask that our customers first contact a district office to resolve any issues that may arise. Problems may also be addressed to the District Directors for the Federal Employees' Compensation Program, and the Regional Directors for the Office of Workers' Compensation Programs. A list of these offices and their geographical jurisdictions is found below. The program is headed by Deborah B. Sanford, Director for Federal Employees' Compensation.


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In honor of Black History Month, an acclaimed organist will play African American spirituals on an acclaimed organ at Bethany Lutheran Church in Crystal Lake.
The free event features Anthony Williams, a professor of music at Fisk University in Nashville, Tenn., and former director of the famous Fisk Jubilee Singers.
Dating to 1871, the group is the first in America to introduce "slave songs," as they were called in the 19th century, to the world. The Jubilee Singers entertained kings and queens in Europe.
Williams intends to carry on that tradition by intermixing the songs with more familiar pieces.
"I do try to promote a large body of music by black composers that is widely overlooked, and people don't know it exists," he said.
"This music, for a long time had not been played. . . I usually try to plan an eclectic program where I play music people would know and then the pieces they probably wouldn't know to show the diversity."
Before the concert at 4 p.m. Feb. 23 at the church, 76 W. Crystal Lake Ave., Williams will host a 3 p.m. "informal, pre-concert talk" about the music in the church's balcony.
He said he looks forward to playing on the Agnes Carlson Memorial Pipe Organ, known affectionately at the church as "Agnes," in honor of the late Agnes Carlson. A Carlson family gift enabled the purchase of the pipe organ.
Built in 2002, the organ has received national acclaim, appearing on the cover of "Pipe Organs of Chicago, Vol. II," and is known as one of the finest tracker pipe organs in the Chicago metro area.
"It's a really unique instrument," Williams said. "You don't see a lot of churches that have an organ quite like that."
The church hosted a similar event last year allowing parishioners and others to see the organ up close and learn about both the instrument and the music it can produce.
"I think that the interesting part about this conference is that we have an African American organist coming during Black History Month," the Rev. Carrie Smith said.
Among Williams' pieces will be works that were originally written for musical clocks, owned by the wealthy and designed with small pipe organs built inside.By JAMI KUNZER email@example.com


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Little Ball - FREE
by AndOneStu, Version: 6.1 , 44 KB
Package name: ball.ballgreen , Last Update: 2012-09-25 01:50:57
99 ratings (3.465 average)
10,000-50,000 downloads
What's new in this version (6.1):
In this game you are controlling a ball with your accelerometer. Tilt your phone to let the ball bouncing wherever. Use menu to switch the color. It is cool demo to show off your phone.
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cool because u can make it a game. Set up a timer and put 2 fingers on the screen. See how long u can go without the ball touching both of ur fingers.
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Fun and awesome but its not a game but very very cool
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All the ball does is bounce off the wall. BORING
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Author: Armin Rigo <arigo at tunes.org> Branch: extradoc Changeset: r351:0bffaf37ab63 Date: 2012-04-02 16:11 +0200 http://bitbucket.org/pypy/pypy.org/changeset/0bffaf37ab63/ Log: Update with a link to the documentation -- so far only in transaction.py. diff --git a/source/tmdonate.txt b/source/tmdonate.txt --- a/source/tmdonate.txt +++ b/source/tmdonate.txt @@ -189,6 +189,10 @@ detail once they are known). But the point is that your program is always correct. +See some `concrete example`__ of the API. + +.. __: https://bitbucket.org/pypy/pypy/raw/stm-gc/lib_pypy/transaction.py + Speed ----- diff --git a/tmdonate.html b/tmdonate.html --- a/tmdonate.html +++ b/tmdonate.html @@ -183,6 +183,7 @@ transactions into several parts; the exact rules will be published in detail once they are known). But the point is that your program is always correct.
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Thanks very much for your confirmation of what I thought I was seeing happen in the past few months. I don't understand the fine art but I understand what I see happening on the forums.
Your forthright article feels like a breath of fresh air to me and I appreciate your publishing it here for us.
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Clear questions and runnable code
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Re: Help verifying RSA PSS signature in Perl with Crypt::RSA and Crypt::RSA::SS::PSSby Anonymous Monk
|on Mar 31, 2013 at 04:07 UTC ( #1026329=note: print w/replies, xml )
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Where "key.public" contains the device's public key, converted to a decimal string, inserted into the "n" field of the structure that is read/written by Crypt::RSA::Key::Public.
That sounds problematic -- its the kind of detail I like to leave up to the author :)
?? Bug #69376 for Crypt-RSA: Bug in Crypt::RSA::Key::Private::SSH serialize function says try http://search.cpan.org/~danaj/Alt-Crypt-RSA-BigInt-0.05/
?try? Crypt::OpenSSL::RSA - RSA encoding and decoding, using the openSSL libraries
?self contained example ? Re^4: Stumped by Crypt::OpenPGP::Signature->key_id
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Manual for the Moral Minded
- Artist: Lenny Solomon
- Genre: Rock
- Release Date: 2/1/2005
Lenny Solomon Age 44 Birthday January 9, 1961 Born in Manhattan and lived in Queens NY until 1996. Moved to Israel July 1996. Currently resides in Bet Shemesh; A city in between Jerusalem and Tel Aviv. Lenny comes from a long line of Cantors going back many generations. Musical Education Private Lessons in Accordion from Age of 8-18. Piano Lessons from age 15-18 Minored in music at Queens College Complete Musical Education in Liturgical Music. Lenny Solomon is the head of a Jewish Rock and Roll Band called Shlock Rock. He has released 25 CD's. Ten original, 10 parody and 5 Children's. The mission of Shlock Rock is to spread Jewish Pride, Identity and Awareness to the World Jewish Community. In 1993 Shlock Rock became the only Jewish Rock Group to get a question in the Trivial Pursuit game. Manual For the Moral Minded is a CD which is based on the Rabinical Treatise Ethics of the Fathers. Each song is based on a proverb by one of the Rabbis of the Talmudic Period more than 2000 years ago. The lyrics are totalling in English and contemporary. The CD was released in response to the movement to return to family values and clean living!
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Texas signee Myles Turner, a Euless Trinity graduate, is one of 21 basketball players who will participate in the USA Basketball men's under-18 training camp, Tuesday through June 19 at the U.S. Olympic Training Center in Colorado Springs, Colo. Turner, one of the nation's top incoming freshmen signees, will compete for one of 12 spots on the team that will compete in the 2014 FIBA Americas U18 Championship in Colorado Springs from June 20-24. In April, Turner played for the 2014 USA Junior National Select Team that defeated a World Select Team, 84-73, at the Nike Hoop Summit.
A full roster of all invitees to the camp:
2014 USA Basketball Men's U18 National Team Training Camp Roster
Name Pos. School/College
Leron Black F Illinois
Isaiah Briscoe G Roselle Catholic HS (N.J.)
Jaylen Brown F Wheeler HS (Ga.)
Jalen Brunson G Adlai E. Stevenson HS (Ill.)
Kameron Chatman F Michigan
Marquese Chriss F Pleasant Grove HS (Calif.)
Tyler Dorsey G St. John Bosco HS (Calif.)
P.J. Dozier G Spring Valley HS (S.C.)
JaKeenan Gant F Missouri
Stanley Johnson F Arizona
Tyus Jones G Duke
Luke Kennard G Franklin HS (Ohio)
Dwayne Morgan F UNLV
Malachi Richardson G TrentonCatholicAcademy (N.J.)
D'Angelo Russell G OhioState
Justin Simon G TemeculaValley HS (Calif.)
Myles Turner F Texas
Rashad Vaughn G UNLV
Glynn Watson G St. Joseph's HS (Ill.)
Justise Winslow F Duke
Stephen Zimmerman C Bishop Gorman HS (Nev.)
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SU Alumni See "You Can't Take It With You"
November 13, 2014
On the evening of Tuesday, November 11th, 2014, SU alumni of all ages joined us at the Longacre Theater to see the Kaufman and Hart's Pulitzer Prize-winning classic and one of the most popular comedies, You Can't Take It With You. Produced by Syracuse University Alumna Jessica Genick '89 and featuring cast member and Syracuse University Alumnus Nick Corley '81, the entire cast and performance was truly wonderful and hilarious. Following the show, Jessica and Nick held a talkback session for our SU alumni. It was a pleasant surprise to also many of the other cast members join in on the talk back and we were very fortunate to have so many participants in the Q & A session with the crowd. The legendary James Earl Jones, who plays Grandpa Vanderhof, the head of the wackiest household to ever hit Broadway, joined in for the talkback as well.


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NursingMajor Code: 430A
Associate in Applied Science
The nursing program prepares individuals to function as staff nurses in a variety of health care settings, including hospitals, nursing homes, and offices. Graduates of the program are eligible to take the National Council of State Boards of Nursing Examination (NCLEX-RN) which leads to licensure as a registered professional nurse (RN). The program is accredited by the Illinois Department of Professional Regulation.
General Education Requirements27
- BIO250 Microbiology4
- BIO270 Anatomy and Physiology I4
- BIO272 Anatomy and Physiology II4
- COM100 Fundamentals of Speech Communication3
- ENG101 First-Year Composition I3
- ENG102 First-Year Composition II3
- PSY100 Introduction to Psychology3
- PSY205 Life-Span Psychology3
- American Heart Association Health Care Provider (CPR) Certificate0
Major Program Requirements41
- NUR105 Introduction to Professional Nursing +5
- NUR106 Introduction to Clinical Pharmacology for Nurses +1
- NUR120 Basic Concepts of Nursing +5
- NUR150 Concepts of Nursing I +5
- NUR175 Concepts of Mental Health Nursing +5
- NUR205 Concepts of Nursing II +5
- NUR220 Nursing Concepts of the Childbearing Family +5
- NUR250 Concepts of Nursing III +5
- NUR275 Advanced Concepts of Nursing +5
Total Semester Hours for Degree68
+ Program admission required for enrollment.
Major course shown in color requires minimum grade of C.
NOTE: Students enrolled in the clinical portion of the nursing program for the full 16-week semester are considered full-time students. However, student financial aid awards are based on the actual number of credit hours in which the student is enrolled.


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Man beats 7-year-old stepson with steel bar because he could not pronounce television correctlyBy Mason White 1:17 PM August 18, 2016
|Juan Ordaz-Munoz
By: Wayne Morin
A stepfather was arrested on a charge of child endangerment after allegedly beating his stepson because he couldn't pronounce the word television correctly, according to police in Ohio.
Cleveland police said that they have arrested 25-year-old Juan Ordaz-Munoz, after being accused of abusing his 7-year-old stepson because he could not say the word television correctly.
In court, Ordaz-Munoz pleaded not guilty to the charge of child endangerment. He was booked into jail, and his bail has been set at $50,000.
According to the criminal complaint, on Friday, Ordaz-Munoz became angry after the boy found it difficult to pronounce the word television.
Ordaz-Munoz grabbed a steel bar and beat the boy with it. The suffered wounds to the chest, legs and buttocks as a result of the attack.
This was the second time that Ordaz-Munoz has been accused of using violence against the child.


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OXFORD, Ohio—As the Miami University baseball program ushers in its 100th season in 2013-14, the RedHawks embark on this historic year under new head coach Danny Hayden. Hayden was tabbed as Miami's 16th head baseball coach, Miami University Director of Athletics David Sayler announced on Tuesday, July 23.
"It is a proud day for Miami Athletics to welcome Danny Hayden as our new baseball coach," said Sayler. "The familiarity and passion that Danny brings to Miami will move our program forward quickly, and I know we have hired a rising star in the coaching ranks."
"I am very excited for the opportunity to lead such a wonderful program," said Hayden. "Miami has been and will always be a place that I care deeply about. My passion for this institution will drive me to see that Miami Baseball lives up to the expectation set by all the great people that have been here before me. I am eager to work with our young men as they embrace the challenge of returning Miami to a championship level. There will be many great days ahead for this program, and I am so proud to be a part of it."
Hayden comes to Miami after three seasons as an assistant coach at Xavier University. At Xavier, Hayden coached all aspects of hitting and offense–coordinating practice plans for both offense and defense on a daily basis–while overseeing other areas of the program such as travel and academics.
He worked closely with 2011 Atlantic 10 Player of the Year Ben Thomas in his first season with the Musketeers. During Hayden's Xavier tenure, three players advanced to the professional level, while six Musketeers earned all-conference honors and five earned academic all-conference accolades. He also helped the Musketeers post three of the top five win totals in program history. In both 2011 and 2013, his offense cracked the program's top 10 list for hits and doubles, while also notching a top 10 mark in runs scored in 2011.
"I am really excited for Danny and the Miami baseball program," said Xavier Head Baseball Coach Scott Googins, who is a former assistant coach at Miami. "He has done an unbelievable job for Xavier and is going to be missed tremendously. It is a great opportunity for him to build on the Miami baseball tradition."
Hayden is no stranger to Miami, playing for the RedHawks as a freshman in 2004 and also serving on the staff from 2008-10. Hayden spent two years on the Miami staff, serving as the director of baseball operations for the 2009 season and as a volunteer assistant coach the following year. During his Miami stint, Hayden worked closely with the coaching staff and had a hand in all facets of the program while serving as the first base coach.
"Miami University is a special place with a special culture, both from an academic and athletic standpoint; and I think Miami got a coach who understands that unique culture better than anyone," said Indiana Head Baseball Coach Tracy Smith, who was the head coach at Miami from 1997-2005. "Danny has been around Miami University and elite amateur baseball his entire life, and it is going to be fun to watch him use this to his advantage as he continues to build on Miami's rich baseball tradition."
From 2008 to 2010, Hayden was an assistant coach with the Midland Redskins, helping guide the nationally-prominent summer league program to two national championships and one runner-up finish. During his three-year stretch on the Midland staff, Hayden coached 27 players who were selected in the Major League Baseball draft, including four first-round picks.
As an undergraduate, Hayden was a catcher on the 2004 RedHawk team that produced 36 wins, including a 14-8 Mid-American Conference record, and captured the MAC East Division title.
Hayden played his final three seasons at Xavier where he served as captain of the 2008 team that seized the Atlantic 10 regular-season championship. He was selected by the Chicago White Sox in the 47th round of the 2008 MLB draft.
Hayden, a Cincinnati native who graduated from McNicholas High School, earned his bachelor's degree from Xavier in 2008. He succeeds eight-year head coach Dan Simonds, who took a position at Indiana on July 8.


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from the GNU version of the Collaborative International Dictionary of English
- adj. Having the mind set on spiritual things, or filled with holy desires and affections.
from The Century Dictionary and Cyclopedia
- Having the mind set on spiritual things; having holy affections; spiritual.
Sorry, no etymologies found.
In the meantime, check out this video of the cutest, smartest and most spiritual-minded two-and-a-half-year-old little girl in the world.
Jenny was ethereal and spiritual-minded, while we were entertainers.
A second path takes the spiritual-minded into activism.
As a spiritual-minded American, I was appalled to read of the Nazi-like torture (and murder) of prisoners in Afghanistan.
Joseph Bennet, pastor of the congregation, was a spiritual-minded man who had the interests of the people at heart.
The absolute necessity of its thorough reform in both "head and members" was recognized by all earnest and spiritual-minded men.
Some people are born so spiritual-minded that the proper adjustment of the several functions pertaining to the moral or religious nature stand clearly defined.
Insights and Heresies Pertaining to the Evolution of the Soul
It happened that one of the exceptionally enlightened and spiritual-minded monks of his time, _John Staupitz_, was then the vicar-general of the Augustinians in Saxony.
Luther and the Reformation: The Life-Springs of Our Liberties
She looked simply like a sad, spiritual-minded old lady, amiable and indolent, like her race, but sweeter and more thoughtful than their wont.
The medieval ideal of Christ's Mystical Body which has captivated all spiritual-minded people implies a harmony of prayer.


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Reading the paper, watching TV or just living here, it's easy to get focused on the problems New Orleans faces every day: a seemingly intractable murder rate, a severely troubled police department and justice system, social and financial inequities and, now, even an NFL scandal. It can get depressing. Often we in the press get assailed for not reporting "the good news," so here's some good news for all of us:
The New Orleans Jazz & Heritage Festival is back.
If a chef took all the things that made our city a wonderful place to live — the music, the food, the art, the architecture, the literature, the oral histories, the cultural activities, the celebratory spirit — put it all in one pot and let it simmer down to a reduction, the result would be Jazz Fest. Of course, people carp about something every year — it's gotten too big, too expensive, too crowded, too un-jazzy — but it's still an experience that's unduplicated anywhere on earth. Other cities have jazz festivals, but they're not Jazz Fest.
Yes, we have legends like Irma Thomas and Dr. John and the Neville Brothers and the Marsalis family, but we also have legends-in-the-making, young people like Troy "Trombone Shorty" Andrews, Sasha Masakowski, Amanda Shaw and the Stooges Brass Band, who will be carrying the New Orleans musical torch for the next generation. We have the Rebirth Brass Band bringing home a Grammy Award and we have Terence Blanchard bringing the New Orleans sound to Broadway in the first African-American production of A Streetcar Named Desire.
Terrance Osborne tells our stories in oils. Robert Guthrie, in black-and-white photographs. Tracy Thomson, in millinery. Mitchell Gaudet, in fantastical hand-cast glass. Too many writers to mention put our stories on the page and on Kindle (but this year, any Festgoer would do well to pick up Ben Sandmel's knockout new biography, Ernie K-Doe: The R&B Emperor of New Orleans). In the kids' tent, children learn about the African, Native American, Haitian, French and French-Canadian elements of our corner of America. At the Allison Miner Music Heritage Stage, legendary music figures sit for intimate talks and Q&A sessions. Throughout the Fair Grounds, visitors marvel at a peculiar New Orleans pleasure: turning a corner to come across a Mardi Gras Indian tribe, resplendent in suits that outshine the sun, chanting and dancing like a mirage made real.
Perhaps the most magical, transformative aspect of Jazz Fest is the element of chance. People who come to hear the likes of Bruce Springsteen or the Beach Boys might find themselves stopped instead at the Fais-Do-Do stage to hear Geno Delafose or the Pine Leaf Boys put new interpretations on centuries-old music. There's also the Gospel Tent, where every year someone comes in to get a break from the crush outside and ends up spending hours, mesmerized, by the richness and power of Southern religious music.
And that's just what lies within the paddocks and the grandstands of the Fair Grounds. Outside the gates, for two weeks, the city itself is an extension of the festival. From nightclubs and bars to French Quarter street corners, the city is suffused with as much music outside the festival walls as inside. Each year, the late-night sessions around town seem to stretch later and later, leaving Festgoers with the decision: stay up or go to bed? Who wants to miss any of it?
Going out to dinner requires some planning, whether you're a native or a Fest head. Lines form outside venerable fried-chicken shacks, Creole eateries, pho shops; neighborhood restaurants get an influx of curious visitors tipped off by their friends or anonymous raves on the Internet. For the most popular places in town (or any restaurant next to a music club), you're likely out of luck if you don't have a reservation, but the good news is: There's probably some place just as good within walking distance. Ask a local.
Put aside the monetary boon to the city (if you can — it's substantial) and just concentrate on the nontangible benefits to late April and early May in New Orleans. If you have a spare room, a sofa or even a square of carpet, you might have company. People run into friends they see only once a year. Families gather to grill or just sit on the porch and greet strangers. Most of all, Jazz Fest is a time of year when New Orleans is rich in what is ultimately its greatest export: joy.
Jazz Fest is back. And that is good news indeed.


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Sinclair does a brilliant job interspersing humorous quotes and personal anecdotes with convicting statements. His casual, conversational writing allows the readers to fly through the 143 pages, spending as much or as little time as they want in deep thought or discussion if reading with a group. If unable to read the book all at once, readers are sure to enjoy the short chapters.
Within each of those chapters, the author directs his attention to a certain point associated with marketing Jesus to the consumer culture of the 21st century. As Sinclair wrote, "Missions don]t change. Tactics do (or should)." The mission will always stay the same; "{Jesus} said to them, 'Go into all the world and preach the gospel to all creation'" (Mark 16:15). However, the tactics of relating Jesus to the fast paced "now" culture needs to be shaken up. Christians need to represent God in a way that is neither weak nor hypocritical.
Sinclair writes in an inspirational, instructional way that all readers will relate to and understand. In the end, readers are left to draw their own conclusions but are pointed in the right direction the path to living out their relationship with God with love for all. This book would be best discussed at a church small group. However, I would suggest it for anyone who wants to start sharing Jesus and be "permanently marked by our Savior." Katelyn S. Irons, www.ChristianBookPreviews.com
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Miriam Jacob5 Stars Out Of 5BRANDED: SHARING JESUS WITH A CONSUMER CULTURESeptember 30, 2013Miriam JacobQuality: 5Value: 5Meets Expectations: 5How do we share Jesus with a consumer culture? In "Branded: Sharing Jesus with a Consumer Culture," Tim Sinclair boldly declares that sharing Jesus has absolutely nothing to do with mass-marketing and everything to do with being personally branded by Christ, permanently marked by our Saviour. BRANDED is a clarion call to turn the Christian hourglass over, to make drastic changes in order to see new progress. It is all about branding Jesus and becoming branded by Him ourselves.
Tim Sinclair specifies that when it comes to sharing Jesus with the world around us, it is crucial that we acknowledge our own unique talents and abilities and use them effectively to reach out to people within our own circle and sphere of influence. As Tim states so clearly, there is no "one-size-fits-all" methodology. How do people see you? When they look at you, what do they see? Do they see love? When love is authentically lived out in a person's life, it stands out brightly in today's world. Do they see you as a lover of Jesus who cannot help but share Him? Do you speak about your love for Christ to the world?
As a Christian, you inadvertently advertise Jesus wherever you go. Tell your story with your own particular flair and style, boldly, confidently, as open and honestly as you can. Show the world how Jesus can make a striking and significant difference in your daily life. The story of your walk with Christ is your most powerful tool. Be a bright and shining example of the extraordinary power of Christ to transform a person's life and make it totally new! Make those around you want to believe! Your own life is your greatest testimony! Remember the words of St. Francis of Assisi: "Preach the gospel at all times - if necessary use words."
Tim Sinclair, a top-flight communicator in today's hi-tech, consumer-oriented world, exhorts Christians to promptly sign on for a world-class marketing campaign for the Saviour and to share their faith honestly in authentic ways for God's glory.
SMGYMNYAge: 45-54Gender: female5 Stars Out Of 5Inspiring readOctober 5, 2011SMGYMNYAge: 45-54Gender: femaleQuality: 5Value: 5Meets Expectations: 5I don't see Tim Sinclair as angry like another reviewer...actually I found him very positive. I am starting up a youth group in my church and feel more confident after reading this book. I have come across many nay-Sayers not liking my suggestions because it's different. i feel encouraged now. Great read!
SFaithAge: 35-44Gender: female4 Stars Out Of 5Challenges how does one share the GospelJuly 12, 2011SFaithAge: 35-44Gender: femaleQuality: 5Value: 5Reading, "Branded" by Tim Sinclair, I had really mixed feelings about attributing sharing the Gospel on the same level as marketing, but this is a book, that like all books, have to read with discretion and in context of what exactly is trying to be reached overall and taking care too, not to be too picky to see the context of the book. It is easy for someone to think, what does marketing have to do with sharing the Gospel and bring up with it, negative connotations of what marketing would imply.
With,"Branded", Tim Sinclair shares with wit and observations of ways sharing one's faith to help better connect with many, in today's world, who may not be speaking the same language that is being taught in our churches.
On page 95 of "Branded", Tim relates an experience he had on the road and goes, "He was creating a first impression without every looking me in the eye. He was pushing me away before I had the chance to get close. From hundreds of feet away, it was clear that his interests, values and personality couldn't be more different from mine".
Tim continue with later on,"Again, its not about changing our message. It's about changing the method with which we share it".
This is not an easy book to read; It will take people out of their comfort zone and that is sometimes a good thing and a necessary thing.
In the last chapter, "What If"; After the shock, of wait, but this isn't what I'm used to hearing passes, Tim, offers some down to earth, biblical based reasons that really challenges the follower of Christ, to re-evaluate how they are thinking and approaching sharing the Gospel to others.
The book doesn't advocate, not sharing the Gospel, but rather, take a careful look of how the Gospel is being shared.
Tim offers this challenging look on page 39, "...But what happens when we step out into the real world, where situations aren't so cut-and-dried"?
I like "Branded" because its' both a hard, "ouch" book to read and also a, "hey, this isn't a watering down but rather, look how are we approaching look at things".
My intial thought was..whoa whoa...lukewarmness to is this just over the fence, cold, but then realize, its a witty, but honest and hey, real life look of how are we sharing His word...sometimes, its just a simple, honest, "Hey I'm just there" approach"...a non-one size fits all, but its not about , "Fine whatever" approach either.
Tim hits the issue on the head when he shares on page, 35,"Applying faith to this equation then would indicate that for non-Christians to value Jesus, they need to see that He can meet their needs and they need a favorable perception of Him. They need both head knowledge and heart feeling. They need information and inspiration. One side without the other is useless. Or in this case, worthless".
This brought me to mind,
15 But sanctify the Lord God in your hearts, and always be ready to give a defense to everyone who asks you a reason for the hope that is in you, with meekness and fear; (1 Peter 3:15, New King James Version)
"Branded" is a book that will gently, though firmly and lovingly, though at times, it may not feel like that, show, how in today's multimedia, social media, consumer based, marketing based, ad-driven world, that we can share the Gospel without changing the message and still hold on to His Word.
MichellMetro Manila, PhilippinesAge: 35-44Gender: female4 Stars Out Of 5This will challenge youJuly 8, 2011MichellMetro Manila, PhilippinesAge: 35-44Gender: femaleQuality: 4Value: 4Meets Expectations: 4I have to admit that I didn't know what to expect from Tim Sinclair's book - Branded - Sharing Jesus With A Consumer Culture. The large question at the back of the book "How Do We Market Jesus?" made me curious enough to open the book and start reading it.
As I read through chapter after chapter, I began to develop some strange feelings. I am starting to wonder who Tim Sinclair really is? He seemed angry to me. Angry at the old ways of evangelism, confronting Christians about their way of living, how they are reaching out to others and sharing Jesus. After the seventh chapter, I decided to put the book down and give it a rest.
When my family attended the Sunday worship the following Sunday, we found out that the youth were leading the worship. We began with a Praise and Worship time that was so energetic made even noisier by the group of youths sitting in front banging their heads to the music. In the middle of the service, the youth pastor showed us a video of some of the youth talking about their growing faith in God.
It was there that I realized that much of what Tim Sinclair said in Branded: Sharing Jesus with a Consumer Culture was right. Here I was observing it in reality. This church knew the way to reach the youth was to accept them for who they are. They came to church dressed in their regular youth clothes, they have their own youth service where they are free to worship God the way they want to, and they learned about God through the help of their disciplers.
As I continued to read Branded, slowly I understood where Tim Sinclair was coming from. He is a marketer who has helped businesses such as McDonald's to market themselves effectively. In this book, Tim teaches us to think about Jesus as a brand and how to market the Jesus brand effectively to others. He does this by asking us to open our minds and think out of the box. I am especially challenged by his last chapter "What If" where he talks about ââ¬ËGreen Light Thinking'. ââ¬ËGreen Light Thinking' is a brainstorming session where everyone pitches ideas and no idea is wrong. The ideas in this chapter that he pitches to his readers will touch you, open your mind and challenge you to actually do it.
Branded is not a hard book to read because the chapters are short, the writing is humorous, the concepts are clear. Most of all, it is based on the Bible. A Christian would be bothered and challenged upon reading this book. He would be definitely be encouraged to try out his ideas in reaching people for Christ.
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Melanie SkiAge: 35-44Gender: female4 Stars Out Of 5Branded by JesusMay 21, 2011Melanie SkiAge: 35-44Gender: femaleQuality: 5Value: 5Meets Expectations: 5We are a consumer culture and often times try to ââ¬Ësell' Jesus to our friends and family by wearing Jesus Saves t-shirts, bumper stickers, and hats. We put snippets on FB and our blog about Jesus and the Bible. We are missing out on the relationships with people, and showing them how we are ââ¬Ëpersonally branded' by Jesus.
Tim Sinclair writes "Branding Jesus (and becoming branded by Him ourselves) will require rethinking the way evangelism has always been done. It will require challenging the status quo. It will require questioning the effectiveness of our current methods. It will require regaining our passion, reenergizing our base, and rebuilding our personal outreach strategies from the ground up". Basically we can't continue doing things the same ways we have been doing them for years. The culture is changing and the people are exploring options other than Jesus. Many think that they don't need Jesus and that He has nothing to offer them.
We as Christians don't always "get a specific culture or worldview." And to understand them better and effectively reach them we need to be prepared to speak to their ââ¬Ëreality'.
We can't market something that people don't want. We can't push Jesus on those who don't see a need for Him. We need to be changed and renewed ourselves, being honest in our relationship with Him, the good yes, but also that the life of a Christian isn't about perfection, nor is it without pain.
Branded was a good analogy of the practice of marketing in our culture and how we present Jesus in a similar fashion. Tim Sinclair's theme of marketing worked well through the book, and put into easy language a theme we have heard often. Go out and meet people where they are at.
He brainstormed some ideas on a ââ¬Ëwhite board' in one chapter, and though some sounded interesting there were others I was like ââ¬Ëwhat!' toward. Take them with a grain of salt, take the ones you are comfortable with and see if you can impact our culture today by showing how you are branded with Jesus.
I received a free copy of this book in exchange for a honest review of the book.
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By Jill Place, The Acting Intuitive
I do believe that a fulfilling life is a balance between celebrations and gratitudes. If you swing from one to another without enmiring yourself a lot in self-doubt, past baggage, or allowing your little-kid self to rule your life, you're sure to notice the richness of the moment. And revel in as many of these magical serendipities as you can.
I do believe that, on this physical plane, we miss a lot of them. One of my favorite plays is Our Town. I watched several bad high school versions before I acted in it myself and realized what an amazingly powerful testament to life it was.
At the end of the play, when Emily realizes that life goes so fast we barely notice it, she asks, "Do any human beings ever realize life while they live it—every, every minute?". To which the Stage Manager replies "No—Saints and poets maybe—they do some."
So, during a season where we pull family and friends tight around us, now might be a good time to set a resolution to see your life more clearly as you live it. I don't know about you, but that's one of the reasons I became an actress. Not only did I ache to perform. But I wanted to understand myself better. Acting opened the portal to my spiritual quest. And kicked my butt to keep me on the path. It still does.
Here are some ideas for things you might want to do before the first to start off 2014 right. Let's begin with celebrations . . . we don't celebrate the good things in our lives nearly enough. Grab your journal or a pad. Actually, for this exercise I'd recommend that you gift yourself with a new journal just for Celebrations and Gratitudes. Name it that. Then buy yourself a pen that you love writing with. I'm kind of addicted to these disposable fountain pens. I use a different color for each journal.
You might also want to set the stage beforehand by bringing together items that reflect celebration and place them before you. I have wands in a jar, my money tree, some scripts and my business cards in a semi-circle here on the floor. Then light a fire or candle. Or I also might choose to fire up the incense burner my mother gave me with a charcoal pellet and sprinkle on some sage and cedar or one of my aromatic oils. You can do all or none of these things. Or create your own. After all, it's your ritual!
Then before you write, take a few moments to close your eyes and breathe in and out a few times. My favorite meditation breath is to take air slowly in and fill my lungs about two-thirds of the way (if you do fast, deep breaths you may shock your nerves and create exactly the opposite of what you want), then hold for two counts, then slowly release. Next, set an intention to celebrate your life every, every moment. You may want to write the intention out beforehand. Or wait until after you've done this process.
Now, take up your pen and writing paper and respond to the following. Don't think! Or punctuate. One of my mentors calls this "Wild-Mind Writing":
1. Where are you at right this moment with 1) work, 2) life, 3) goals?
2. What things can you celebrate as wins this year? They don't have to be big or even medium-sized. Write down all the things you want to celebrate.
3. Then celebrate your celebrations by burning them in the fire, with the candle, or in the incense burner. Or roll them up, dip them in melted wax from the candle to seal them, and place them under your pillow. Whatever seems right for you. I've done all of these. They all work.
4. Now ask yourself (don't scrimp on this one . . . it may be the most important part of the process) . . . Is this where I want to be in six months? If not, picture your perfect life. Describe it in rich detail, noting what you see, hear, touch, smell and even taste. Once you do, take a few moments to close your eyes and picture what you wrote. Then open them and write your intention to have this in six months.
5. You might also want to buy a bulletin or cork board and create a vision board. Place on it pictures (cut out or drawn) of what your life looks like six months from now. I love using the internet for this; where it once took hours flipping through magazines to find just the right image, now I can search for it and print it out in a matter of moments. I then put a sign at the top that says, "Whatever is on Jill's Transformational Vision Board . . . is" and display it where I can see it often. My current one is on my bedroom dresser.
I'm going to go to church Christmas Eve with my girlfriend. Then we're going to drive around and see the Christmas lights. Christmas Day I'm laying low and doing this. What a great way to celebrate one of the best times of the year! Next week, right before New Year's, we'll talk about gratitudes. Whatever you do, Happy Holidays!
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What did you learn about yourself when you did this process? What suggested tools did you use? Are you ready to make the next six months better than any you've ever experienced?


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If you haven't heard of Anthony Garguila yet, sit down at your computer and get ready to be dazzled. This 9 year old kid from Delmar has rubbed elbows with some pretty impressive stars and they have had nothing but praise for this little guy with the big voice.
According to his website, his career began when he entered a Radio Disney contest at Crossgates Mall and won with his rendition of "Midnight Train to Georgia".
He has also wowed the public at Siena games, Valleycats games and various sporting events around the area. Things really took off for Anthony when Ellen Degeneres played his youtube video on her show. Since then he has appeared on her show several times and life has been a roller coaster ride ever since!
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Epic Expeditions has been running since 1992 as an overland company. We have seen very few 'enabled' travellers enjoying the wide range of pleasures as an 'overlander'. Being aware that there are many 'enabled' people who are able and wish to experience the same sense of adventure and thrill which 'overlanding' has to offer the concept of Epic Enabled was born (2001). New venture accessible Epic Guest House in Cape Town is officially open since 2010!
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When I was young you would hold me in your arms and sing me song after song in Russian or Hebrew. You didn't seem to care which and neither did I. Just seeing your wrinkled pale skin,hearing that creaky laugh,smelling Matzo ball soup and moth balls,and I would feel your scarf in my hands,cotton in spring,silk in summer,and wool in fall and winter. You have always taught me traditions with the same sarcastic humor you have today. At my bat mitzvah you were in the first row beaming up at me and after it was over I heard you whisper in my ear:Mazel tov,Levanake,Mazel tov. But now it is my turn to be your supporter the tables have turned. What now?
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The sky is dark with wings. . . .In 'Rapture', the highly anticipated fourth and final novel in the 'Fallen' series, Luce and Daniel are together . . . but for how long? Can history be rewritten? Or are some punishments eternal?
©2012 Lauren Kate (P)2012 Random House Audiobooks
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The story is great, however the narrators' shakey and monotone voice is very hard to lisen to...
"What an ending!"
The entire experience is wonderful. The story rockets along, while answering a lot of questions. The danger is heightened, the plot twists and turns, and the characters are so well written I feel like I know them all.
With every book in this series I have thought ok, now this one is my favourite! This compares extremely well with previous entries in the series. The obvious comparison would be Twilight, as it is also a paranormal romance. However the Fallen series is superior. The quality of writing is higher, the characters more vivid and the central love story more convincing.
Her excellent narration once again. She has just the right tone, and her pacing and delivery is wonderful. She really brings the story alive for me.
True love - stronger than anything else the world can throw at you!
Wonderful to have a series of novels that treats its audience with intelligence and its subject matter with respect. Thoroughly enjoyed the whole series.
"A weak conclusion to the series"
I was dissapointed by this last instalment. Lauren Kate didn't use all her threads to spin a satisfying end. The reader is left to wonder why Cam was so important in the instalments before? And the new twist that should explain the curse was not fully plausible to me.
The whole storey seems quickly patched together rather then a carefully woven ...
On top of that the voice of the narrator really annoyed me. She has this "suffering" tone, it put me off the storey so much that I thought about stopping to listen and buy the book!
As much as certain narrators add to a storey others can spoil it.
"Loved this Series from book1 what a love story!!!"
Everybody loves a good love story and to think that a boy gone bad was because his love was not returned. Listen and you will know what I am talking about.
I would not change anything. I would liked to have stayed for their wedding and a little look in the future.
She is a very good reader I love listening that way I cannot cheat and skip a couple of pages to get to the good parts. Now I can listen to them over again.
O yes. Me and my iPod spend lost of nights while my husband was sleeping listening in the dark kitchen because I cannot wait to hear what happens next.
I can really recomend this series such a feel good love story.
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Ternan, Nigel and McMullan, Geoffrey (2002) Utilisation of aminomethane sulfonate by Chromohalobacter marismortui VH1. FEMS MICROBIOLOGY LETTERS, 207 (1). pp. 49-53. [Journal article]
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Chromohalobacter marismortui VH1 was screened for its ability to utilise organosulfonate compounds at a range of NaCl concentrations. Only aminomethane sulfonate, of seven sulfonates tested, was utilised. Length of lag phase during growth on aminomethane sulfonate, as either nitrogen and/or sulfur source., increased with increasing NaCl concentration. Cell yields increased linearly with increasing aminomethane sulfonate concentration up to 5 mM. Resting cells pregrown on aminomethane sulfonate as sole nitrogen source exhibited carbon-sulfur bond cleaving [0.123 nmol sulfate accumulated h(-1) (mg cells)(-1)] and sulfite-oxidising [0.185 nmol sulfate accumulated h(-1) (mg cells)(-1)] activities. C. marismortiel VH1 is capable of sulfur-starvation deregulated metabolism of aminomethane sulfonate under high salt conditions. (C) 2002 Federation of European Microbiological Societies. Published by Elsevier Science B.V. All rights reserved.
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This disgusting maggot came out of the tap
Imagine turning on your tap to have a wriggling maggot come directly out of the tap water. This video will have you thinking twice about drinking water from the tap ever again. This YouTube or in Argentina turn on his tap one day to find an extremely rare and very alive maggot that came right out of his faucet. Thinking nothing of it originally he noticed it before he took a drink. It is good that he captured on video shortly after.
It is no wonder that so many tourists have issues with the tap water in Argentina. Problems like this could certainly make you very sick. The creature in the video is called a red tailed maggot which is a larva of the drone fly.
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