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The temperature is rising on a sad but essential parting of ways. Last month Pierced for our transgressions was published by IVP as a thorough and warm defence of the glorious doctrine of penal substitution. I'm currently reading a copy I managed to borrow - since the first print run sold-out quickly. IVP assure me that the second print run will be available by the start of next week!
Gospel-loving blogger Adrian Warnock is writing extensively about penal substitution and his path meandered to the launch of New Word Alive:
"New Word Alive has managed to confirm a fantastic line-up of main preachers: John Piper, Terry Virgo, and Don Carson will all be speaking at the event. Not much wonder that the New Word Alive Facebook group has jumped to almost 900 members already! If they will have me, I may just have to try and go along with my whole family and live-blog, like I did at Together On A Mission 06."This is a conference specifically designed to be cross-exalting and life-changing as the New Word Alive website says...
" We rejoice in opening up the Scriptures with some of the most gifted Bible teachers of our time, and as we acknowledge God's transforming work in our lives we want to respond in heartfelt, passionate worship and prayer. We long to see lives shaped and changed by an authentic experience of the gospel of grace."This is a conference for all the family that promised to get people together for the sake of the gospel, rather than for anything else.
Related articles:
- Tim Suffield on Evangelicalism Divided : "Word Alive was formally a conference within a conference at Spring Harvest, the more biblical bit without the incessant trappings of evangelical subculture, if you will. Less flag waving, prophetic painting and false stumbling blocks to the cross of Christ, that kinda thing. In other words: it was reformed."
- David Gibson on Assumed Evangelicalism: some reflections en route to denying the gospel : "Assumed evangelicalism believes and signs up to the gospel. It certainly does not deny the gospel. But in terms of priorities, focus, and direction, assumed evangelicalism begins to give gradually increasing energy to concerns other than the gospel and key evangelical distinctives, to gradually elevate secondary issues to a primary level, to be increasingly worried about how it is perceived by others and to allow itself to be increasingly influenced both in content and method by the prevailing culture of the day."
- Jonathan Thomas - Gospel-headed, Gospel-hearted
- Martin Downes adds his comments
- Justin Taylor draws attention to the split
- Ed Goode on marching bands
- Paul Huxley asks that we aim wide
- Dan Blanche on the disease of indifferentism.
- Steve Camp - a hill to die on
- Alex Chediak - reports on new word alive
- Mark Moore - Division in the UK
- Dan Hames - Warnock on the money
- Rosemary Grier - want to get the message across
- Maurice McCracken - Drama
- Mike Chalmers - Something old, something new
- Mark Lauterbach - Here we stand: "As the debate rages on, may we have the diligence to check out the references and quotations on either side. While we draw lines in the sand, our goal is also to convince of error those who wish to minimize the substitution of the Savior for sinners at the cross -- and to persuade them to embrace the full teaching of the NT. "
- Dave Cruver - quotes the issues
- Tim Neale - How did we end up here
- Ed Goode - Division and what history can teach us
- Andrew Fountain - The atonement debate
- Cat Hare - In the thick of it: "God never forgives - he punishes" Richard Cunningham at Word Alive.
- Peter Kirk responds to "God never forgives"
- Derek Thomas - Observes that the blogosphere is in overdrive
- Pete Jackson - Word alive and well
- Phil Johnson - How important is the atonement (with Spurgeon)
- Phil Johnson - propitiation: "Too many Christians think of divine forgiveness as something that utterly overturns justice and sets it aside—as if God's mercy nullified His justice—as if God's love defeated and revoked His hatred of sin. That's not how forgiveness works.
- Peter Kirk is not surprised
- Dave Warnock asks if it's always wrong to split
- Dave Warnock - not at-one-ment
- Steve Chalke - redeeming the cross - This has been online for a while and I read it ages ago... It is worth reading. I find myself disagreeing with almost every word said here - but there's no harm reading things you disagree with. I think Chalke plays fast and loose with church history and with his Bible quoting, and has an odd logic as to how we're to respond when the world doesn't understand our theology. Steve Chalke has done some brilliant work, way more than me. I have to agree with this statement he makes: "erroneous theology will always lead to dysfunctional missiology." - this matters... it really does.
- Mike Gilbart-Smith makes some careful observations
- Pierced for our transgressions - website for the book.
- NT Wright on Pierced for our transgressions and related issues
- Jollyblogger warmly suggests "Wright is narrowing and narrowing his definitions to such a precise point and then claiming that they all err who don't see it this way"
- Anglican Mainstream - Wright politics? Wrong enemies?
- John Richardson - Tom Wright, Conservatives and the Cross: a triumph of politics over theology?
- Don Carson on NT Wright on Penal Substitution highlighted by JT
- Jim Hamilton on NT Wright and Penal Substitution
- Phil Johnson on NT Wright and Wrong
- Doug Wilson on NT Wright, Pierced for our Transgressions etc
- The authors of Pierced for our Transgressions respond to NT Wright's criticisms of their book
- Dan Hames - UCCF Press Release - April 23rd 2007 - "There comes a point when loyalty to the gospel, as we believe it to be clearly set out in Scripture, and the drive for unity with others can come into conflict, and we have reached that point." (quote attributed to Richard Cunningham)
- Pete Broadbent replies to UCCF and Adrian Warnock


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April 24, 2003
DR. BEATO: Could everyone please take their seats again. Good afternoon ladies and gentlemen. It is my great pleasure and honor to introduce to you my boss, Tommy G. Thompson. Secretary Thompson has been an advocate for issues of domestic violence and violence against women since his days as governor in the State of Wisconsin.
We do have some folks from Wisconsin. And I think that they will certainly be able to let you know his commitment to this issue and his passion that he has for it.
Secretary Thompson not only takes things to heart, but he also challenges his staff. If you're not on the edge and sort of pushing the envelope, he tells us we take up too much space. And we're certainly not here to do that on behalf of the American people.
So I want to let you know that it is an incredible opportunity for me to work with such a creative, energetic, and certainly visionary man. And I want you all to welcome my boss, Secretary Tommy G. Thompson.
SECRETARY THOMPSON: Cristina, you're a delight. Thank you so very much, Dr. Beato, for your kind introduction. And Wanda Jones, thank you for your leadership in women's health as well as many other initiatives. It's just great to be here and thank you all.
I just got back from Afghanistan. I just have to deviate from my remarks to tell you a little bit about Afghanistan. I don't have enough things to do, so I decided I wanted to try and build some women's health clinics in Afghanistan.
I went over there in October. And I made an association with some expatriates who were here when one of the ministers from Afghanistan came and we had a reception. So I had started developing this close association. And I sent three of over there before I went over there to make an assessment of the conditions in Afghanistan.
And so when I arrived in October, they were there. And they told me the Taliban had destroyed all the women's health clinics and destroyed all the laboratory equipment in the medical school, all the books. And there was no oxygen in the hospitals. Sixteen percent of the babies died in child birth. It's the worse country in the world, 16 percent -- it's the worse country in the world for maternal death. One out of four children die before the age of five in Afghanistan. And I decided there was something I had to do.
So I came back. And I talked to the President and Colin Powell and Condoleezza Rice, and Don Rumsfeld. And they all were excited about this opportunity. So I told them what my vision was, that I wanted to build clinics in Afghanistan and have the expatriates go over and teach because the doctors there have had no training since 1980.
And the Taliban would not let women doctors practice. And the husbands would not let women go to a male doctor to be examined. So as a result of that, women had no treatment. It was just deplorable. And that was a situation we had to do something about.
So in less than six months, we were able to remodel a hospital. And when we went to the hospital in October, there was no place -- it's a very busy place. 14,000 births last year. But there was no place for cesarean operations, for the doctor to even wash up before he operated on the women.
And the women, they had a room like this. It was just beds. No dividers, just women in there having babies. You can well imagine. Most you have gone through that, but you've had private room. This is just a big room like this, and you just had no privacy whatsoever. And it was just amazing to me.
So we opened it up. And it was such a wonderful feeling that we were able to do something. And the women and children that were there were so thankful that they had something. And you've got to realize, it's still not up to our standards by any means. But it's light years ahead of what they had.
I'm a little tired, jet lagged, and caught a cold while I was there. But I'm feeling so good about what we're doing because I think it's an opportunity for us in America to show the Muslim world how much we care about women and children and give them an opportunity. And I think it would be a tremendous thing that we can do this. And we're going to build four more of these teaching clinics.
I got four doctors over there right now to teach. They're going to help deliver the babes in the morning. And then they're going to help operate and teach them how to operate and deliver children.
And then we're also developing books, interactive books, for women who are illiterate to be able to point to a picture and then read the question and answer. And it's going to be in Pashtun and Darsi, their languages. So we hope that we're really going to be able to change this from being a country with very little opportunities for children and women to at least having a chance to live.
And one woman told me this that I'll never forget. I asked her how things were going. And she says, well, in Afghanistan, our role in life is to procreate until we have a baby that causes a hemorrhage and then we die. That was what they felt their lot in life was.
In coming up here today, I thought to myself, how can I tell you how what we were doing makes so much difference. But then, you know, we have the problems of domestic abuse. Some women in the United States are treated just as badly in their own home, and we don't know anything about it. And I think to myself how great it is to have people like you that are so passionate and so committed to changing this. And the things that you're trying to do, zero tolerance, protecting the home, and being able to break the cycle are three tremendous objectives.
And as I'm trying do something in this arena but also trying, doing something for Afghan women, it just brings it all together. Women and children in our societies, even though we're a lot better off in the United States, still we have a lot of things that have a lot of problems. And we have to work on.
And that's why this committee is so important and each and every one of you plays such a vital and important role. And I'm so pleased to be here, to welcome you to this department. I call this the Department of Compassion. And President Bush ran as a compassionate conservative. But I tell him every chance I get, and whenever he listens to me, that it's the Department of Health & Human Service that will define what compassion conservatism really is. And I define it as one that's very caring and willing to reach out and do things differently for the betterment of society.
And all of our programs, they tell Dr. Beato and Dr. Jones and all the other people who work for me, and Christy alluded to it, that there is no program that we have that cannot be improved. Every program that we have can be improved for the better. And if you believe in the status quo, you should not be working for me because I don't believe in the status quo.
I believe that if you believe in the status quo, you're not caring enough to make the necessary tough discussions to change for the better. And if you're not living on the edge, you're taking up too much space which Christy alluded to. And I believe that.
I think all of us together have a tremendous responsibility but a great opportunity to change. So it's a real privilege and an honor for me to be here with you today at this very important meeting.
And on the way into the building today, I hope you saw the display from the Silent Witness National Initiative. And each of these life-sized red wooden figures bears the name of a women whose life ended violently at hands of an intimate partner.
And as you all know, violence against women harms more than just its direct victim. It also harms the children, the abuser, the entire health of all of our families and communities. And for the health of our country, it's critical that we stop this cycle now. And that's one of your objectives: Stop the cycle now. We just have to publicize it, get it out there, and do it.
And I was over at the Vermont Baptist Church over lunch where we're kicking off a program for minorities in regards to cancer week. That was a wonderful thing because, once again, we have to get out the information on domestic abuse; we have to get the information out. And in this one arena, we had to get out the information about watching one's diet, exercising, and don't smoke.
You know, it's not rocket science. Don't abuse, don't smoke, walk or exercise, and watch what you eat and lose some weight if you have to, and we can be a lot healthier and safer as a society. So we need to stop that cycle now.
For the abused woman, the implication goes beyond physical and emotional scars. Research show a correlation between domestic violence and health conditions such as arthritis, chronic neck, back, and pelvic pain, migraine headaches, stomach ulcers, and many other digestive diseases.
The Nation Violence Against Women Survey found that the women who reported being raped, 54 percent were under the age of 18, and 83 percent were under the age of 25. However, we know that sexual assault affects women, children, and men of all ages, racial, cultural, and economic backgrounds. Sexual assault must not be tolerated in any community.
This year our department and CDC sponsored the Satellite Broadcast Sexual Violence and Prevention, building leadership and commitment to underserved communities across this country. HHS is doing our part to make sure that victims of violence against women can find the support in the healing they need to rebuild their lives.
Let me share with you a few examples of how HHS programs are making a difference in communities nationwide.
CDC's National Sexual Violence Resource Center, the resource is a clearinghouse of information, resources, and research on all aspects of sexual violence. In addition, CDC is responsible for the monitoring and trafficking of violence against women through its state-based surveillance systems.
And overall the President's fiscal year '04 funding request for this department includes $232 million for violence against women's programs. And as members of the National Advisory Committee on Violence Against Women, all of you are so critical to this Administration's fight against violence against women.
I appreciate and admire the tremendous energy, the experience, the creativity that have brought you here today and thank each of you for being here and being involved. On behalf of the many Americans affected by violence, I thank you for the leadership you bring every day to communities across this great country. But the passion and resolve all of you bring to this process, I know that we can stop violence in our homes and violence in our communities.
So ladies and gentlemen, on behalf of a very thankful Secretary, I appreciate you coming up here to the 8th floor and having an opportunity to see what we do.
And if you have time after your meeting, please, step down into command center because we're also responsible for the fight against bioterrorism. And we have built this very modern, technologically advanced command center. I think you'd appreciate it. I think it would allay any fears you might have about bioterrorists or chemical or radiological attacks on America. I'm very proud of it as you can tell.
This Department is involved in so many things. It's really the department of all. And you are so important to our mission. And I thank each and every one of you for coming and being involved and making a tremendous difference. I appreciate it. Thank you.
THE GROUP: [Applause.]
DR. BEATO: Are there any comments or questions for the Secretary?
MS. RAMIREZ-BROYLES: Thank you, Mr. Secretary, for your remarks.
What, in your opinion, is the single most important thing that the government can do with respect to domestic violence, realizing the government just can't solve all problems? We understand that. But there are certain things that the government can do well; and certain things it does poorly.
So in your mind, what would be the single most important and effective thing that the government can do competently in the arena of fighting domestic violence?
SECRETARY THOMPSON: The most important thing we can do is get out the information to every household where people can go if there's an attack, where they can go if there's abuse. Have shelters so people have safe places to go and be able to be a partner with the local communities, state communities as far as dollars are concerned. But more than that, the information that is so important to get out.
Still across American, there are so many households, especially women, who are held captive and brutalized and they don't know where to turn. They don't know how to act. They don't know how to react with the sources and resources that are available. That's our purpose, to make sure that any women in America that are abused in any way, shape, or form is that she is able to, she can leave and have a better place. And we have to provide that base.
MS. RAMIREZ-BROYLES: Do you think that there is any chance President Bush would be willing to present that message to the American public?
SECRETARY THOMPSON: I think he would. And I think he's going to make the announcement. We're working on that. Anything else? Well, thank you very much.
[Secretary Thompson departs.]


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The first half of our excellent stand up comedy evening, recorded in front of a live audience of over seventy eager comedy fans at The Headliners Comedy Club in London.
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If you sign up for the Uncharted 3: Drake's Deception Fortune Hunters Club, you receive a total savings of 45%. Nothin' wrong with that.
That nets you three character skin packs and four map packs for only $24.99 and when it comes to this game, the more content the better. The new DLC pack for more multiplayer fun?
It was revealed at the PlayStation Blog; it's a set of Killzone 3 skins for your character. There's the Capture Trooper MP skin, an ISA helmet, and a Helghast helmet, and if you're a Fortune Hunters Club members, this stuff is free. You already paid your one-time fee, remember? If you're not a member and you're not enticed by the $24.99 price tag, you can grab each KZ3 item for $1.49.
Up next is the Flashback Map Pack #1, which definitely sounds intriguing. What kind of "flashback" are we talking about? It'll be the first map pack for the game and at the Blog, they give you a few hints...can you name the maps by looking at the screenshots?
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VMware, Salesforce.com unveil VMforce: News in brief
VMware and Salesforce.com have unveiled VMforce, a cloud-based Java application development and hosting service.
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VMforce is a cloud computing service for running Java applications built with the Spring framework, and running on tc Server, a lightweight Java application server from VMware subsidiary SpringSource. Salesforce.com will offer the service as a complement to its existing Java application hosting service, Force.com, which hosts applications written in the proprietary Apex language.
VMforce is based on VMware vSphere and vCloud. It also takes advantage of other Force.com services, including so-called Chatter services, its database, search, identity and security, workflow, a Web services application programming interface, and more. A beta of the service will be available in the second half of 2010, at which point the companies will also announce pricing.Free VKernel app checks VM health
Virtualization management vendor VKernel released a free capacity management tool for VMware environments. AppView 1.0 allows administrators to monitor the performance of virtual machines (VMs) and identify resource bottlenecks.
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Six of Washington's nine U.S. House members on Tuesday voted not to roll back light bulb efficiency standards, in a test of the Tea Party's clout in Congress' lower chamber.
The rollback gained a 233 to 193 majority, but failed to get the two-thirds vote required to send it to the Senate.
Rep. Dave Reichert, R-Wash., was one of just 10 of 241 House Republicans to support the efficiency standards, which passed in 2007 with Republican sponsorship and were signed into law by President Bush.
Reps. Rick Larsen, Jim McDermott, Jay Inslee, Adam Smith and Norm Dicks, D-Wash., along with almost all House Democrats, voted to retain the standards. Manufacturers are required, by 2012, to produce bulbs that generate the same amount of light but consume less electricity.
A trio of Republicans who usually vote in lockstep — Reps. Cathy McMorris Rodgers, Doc Hastings and Jaime Herrera Beutler — voted in favor of repealing the efficiency standards.
Although a lawmaker from Western Washington, one of the "greenest" areas in the country, newly elected Rep. Herrera Beutler has proven to be a rubber stamp for Republican leaders seeking to roll back environmental and clean energy programs. She voted to end the federal Land and Water Conservation Fund, while Reichert and a few other GOP House members helped save the fund on a 216-213 vote.
Inslee, an outspoken supporter of new energy sources and efficiency measures, was fiery in his opposition to the rollback.
"Protectors of special interests have always resisted giving consumers better, more energy efficient choices," he said. "If we had listened to them we would still be driving cars that get 12 miles to the gallon. If we listen to them now, consumers won't have the new technologies that save them money on their utility bills."


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I was wondering if any of your readers could suggest an affordable but fabulous hotel in Rome, Italy. We are traveling there later this summer and need to stay a night or two but aren't even sure where to start!
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Choose a hotel in an area where you'd like to do the most sightseeing so that you can travel on foot as much as possible. We stayed in Hotel Lancelot near the Colosseum and Hotel Alimandi Vaticano which is literally across the street from the Vatican entrance. Both were great.
You need to define your definition of "affordable but fabulous". Is 200 Euro / night too much or just about right? You may want to consider one of the many travel specific websites to help you out here. Priceline.com, Travelocity.com, Hotels.com and Expedia.com may be good places to start as they often have user reviews. Nycerome.com is a Rome specific hotel booking site. Good luck.
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Located between Termini (train station) and Porta Maggiore, I would recommend the Hotel Principe Eugenio. Huge rooms, very affordable, really nice staff, and conveniently located – great for an affordable extended stay; the place is more in the B&B vein, as opposed to a luxury hotel. If you want high luxury (200-400 euro + a night), stay somewhere on Via Veneto. We stayed at the Berg on several occasions, and found it delightful.
Your best bet is to find a travel agent that specializes in Italy. There are great hotels in Italy, but everything is expensive so if you are looking for something cheap, you will get what you pay for. If you have never been to Italy before, do yourself a favor and get a travel agent–you won't be sorry.
My personal favorite hotel in Rome is the Albergo Del Senato (http://www.tripadvisor.com/Hotel_Review-g187791-d191099-Reviews-Albergo_del_Senato-Rome_Lazio.html). It's a little pricey but I think it's completely worth it. It's located directly next to the Panethon, which puts you in the heart of Rome. It's about a 5 minute walk away from the Campo dei Fiori, Piazza Navona and the Trevi Fountain; a 10 minute walk to Piazza Venezia; a 15 minute walk to the Forum, the Coliseum and the Spanish Steps. In addition to the location, the hotel has a great staff that's very charming and willing to help – it feels like a cosy boutique hotel. Hope this helps!
We stayed at the Crowne Plaza Rome-St. Peter's. It is a little outside of the city, but they have a free shuttle bus into the city, and the city bus has a stop right outside the city. Great hotel and excellent resturants nearby.
Hotel Memphis- near the Trevi fountain! Beautiful and Friendly staff
The Del Gianicolo Grand Hotel Rome is a four star hotel found on a XVIII-century villa atop the Gianicolo Hill. At one time this property was the stronghold of the Roman Republic as they battled against French soldiers. Now this place of war has become a hotel of peace and quiet.
The Del Gianicolo Grand Hotel Rome is found at Viale Delle Mura Gianicolensi in Rome, Italy.
There are 48 rooms to the hotel, all of which are furnished and filled with important amenities. Guests can look forward to a mini bar, satellite television, wireless Internet, direct line phone, and a hairdryer. In addition, guests can expect either a shower box or a hydro-massage bath, two luxuries usually not found in standard hotels.
The Del Gianicolo Grand Hotel Rome contains many luxuries and architectural highlights, including the gardens, a swimming pool and very detailed interiors. There is also a business center for travelers, a swimming pool for tourists and a free breakfast for all guests.
Highly recommend Hotel 47 — a modern hotel in the ancient part of the city. They're running a stay 3 nights the 4th night free special for July and August.
The Gianicolo is a beautiful part of the city and worth checking out the views from, but it's a bit out of the way if you're touring on foot — especially in the heat of summer.
For an upcoming trip to France with 5 friends we've actually decided to skip hotels and use http://airbnb.com instead. We got a great apt in a popular district. Give it a shot, you can get a full apartment for less money than one or more hotel rooms, you can cook there, do your own laundry, fit a lot of people at the same time, etc.


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Coming into flower in the rainforest: Ruellia chartacea.
Called a "scandent shrub," Ruellia chartacea is setting little fires on the edge of the rainforest with its scarlet bracts and orange-gold flowers. It is sometimes called the red shrimp plant, and is in the same family as Brazilian red cloak, shrimp plant and wild petunia. After the gingers and heliconias have put away their flowers and while the begonias are saving up to form theirs, this shrub is one that will put some spark in your yard. This South American native likes to sprawl in the semi-shade. It takes moist soils, so mulching will help maintain soil moisture over the dry season. Cut it back hard after the flowering season has ended in late winter or it will leave a legacy of tangled stems. Pruning also will train it to become more shrub like. Keep this Ruellia protected from winter winds and temperatures below 45 degrees. Leaves that don't get excellent air circulation may attract mealy bugs. Make a mental note to check periodically for them on the undersides of these lance-shaped leaves. If you see them making a white mass, spray with insecticidal soap.
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Weekend Photo Recap: Opening Night Edition
Tomas Kundratek misses a chance at a wide open Americans' net. (All photos courtesy of Tim Stough)
New to SHOE this season will be a "weekend in photos" post. Both Kyle and myself are credentialed to shoot Bears games in different areas of Giant Center. And as you might of imagined, we take a lot of pics. So many in fact that they can't all fit into our game recaps. So instead of keeping these pictures on our cutting room floor, we'll post the most notable ones in this weekly segment.
This week, I supply all of the snapshots, and they come from the Bears home opener on Saturday night. Take a look and make sure to click on the pics to enlarge them.
Garrett Stafford snaps his twig in half taking a slap shot from the point.
Ryan Potulny remains on the ice after suffering a lower body injury.
Patrick Wellar closing in on his opponent.
Jon DiSalvatore switching to the backhand for a prime scoring chance.
New Bear Ryan Stoa flying through the neutral zone.
Garrett Mitchell misses landing a haymaker during a fight.
Defenseman Cam Schilling races back for an icing call.
Patrick McNeill squeezes off Marcus Foligno while Dany Sabourin tries to see through it all.
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That looks fantastic, just too much carbs for one meal.
Posted by Guest on Sun 04 Mar 2007 02:04:53 UTC
the bread is sliced so that you can dunk it in the yolk...funny, give this to your child to get rid of him/her for good. you do'nt love you child, do you?
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Adopt a Near- or Far-eastern diet, you'll stay out of the doctor's office. I do. My in-laws know their doctors' children's names, where they go on holiday, etc. Get my drift?
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OK. You guys gotta quit eating pork. you're gonna be sick and die if you dont. I am speaking the truth to you...Replace your pork with something other than pork. Dont eat shell fish or catfish either..you will be sick and die young.
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What fat???.
BTW that's bread under the ham I think.
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This I could eat--except what is that under the eggs & ham? I hope it is only bread.
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Looks like your average boy-band member...
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Megan Fox files for divorce, hires top lawyers
Actress Megan Fox has hired top celebrity divorce lawyer Laura Wasser to represent her as she ends her five-year marriage to Brian Austin Green.
Fox filed for divorce on Friday, just days after news of her separation from the former "Beverly Hills, 90210" star spread.
Citing "irreconcilable differences" for the break-up, the actress is asking for joint physical and legal custody of the couple's two young sons.
Reports suggest there was no pre-nuptial agreement and so the former couple are expected to split everything from their marriage 50/50.
The "Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles" star and Green officially separated on June 15, according to her divorce filing. They were together on and off for six years before becoming husband and wife.
Megan Fox and Brian Austin Green split
Megan Fox and Brian Austin Green have separated after five years of marriage, according to a report.
The Transformers beauty and her actor husband, who have been together on and off for more than a decade, reportedly called time on their relationship in early 2015.
A source tells Usmagazine.com,"Megan has separated from Brian… They decided on it six months ago."
The stars married in 2010 and are parents to sons Noah, two, and Bodhi, 18 months. Green also has a son from a previous relationship.
Megan Fox: 'I'll let the universe decide if I'm going to be a mom again'
Actress Megan Fox is letting destiny decide whether or not she should have more kids after giving birth to her second son earlier this year.
The sexy "Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles" star admits she's not opposed to having a large family, and she isn't taking extra precautions to make sure she doesn't fall pregnant again.
She says, "There's not a plan, but I'm gonna be, like, one of those weird people that doesn't not try, but isn't trying – and just leaves it up to the universe."
But she's not ready to have baby number three just yet – she recently timed a romantic weekend away with husband Brian Austin Green to make sure they didn't conceive.
She tells chat show host Chelsea Handler, "I made sure I wasn't ovulating because I didn't want to get pregnant again."
Megan Fox defends troubled Shia LaBeouf
Actress Megan Fox has defended her "Transformers" co-star Shia LaBeouf over his recent headline-grabbing antics.
The troubled actor has been involved in a string of odd stunts, including wearing a brown paper bag on his head while walking the red carpet at a German film festival, and he was arrested for disrupting a Broadway production of "Cabaret" and charged with disorderly conduct, criminal trespass and harassment.
LaBeouf briefly enrolled in an outpatient rehab program to tackle his drinking following the Broadway outburst, and Fox is not concerned his recent antics will turn into a lifetime of troubles for her old friend.
Fox tells the New York Daily News, "I'm not worried about Shia. I love my Shia. He's perfectly fine."
She adds, "I haven't talked to him in a couple of years, but I don't worry about him. He's a brilliant kid, talented and funny, … There's no reason to worry."
In 2009, Fox denied rumors she was dating LaBeouf, but he later insisted they "hooked up" while making the two "Transformers" films.
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Megan Fox has revealed her favorite on screen kiss – and for some reason it wasn't Amanda Seyfried.
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Megan Fox is confident she could find Bigfoot.
While promoting her upcoming movie "Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles" at Comic-Con in San Diego on Thursday, the actress told People, "Bigfoot's real. I have confidence in myself that if I were ever to be taken out on an expedition… I would be the one to find Bigfoot."
So, there's that.
Megan Fox asks agent to censor her Twitter account
Megan Fox handed control of her Twitter account to her agent to stop herself posting an "angry diatribe" online.
The "Transformers" star has shied away from social media in recent years, and she deleted her Twitter account in 2013 after just a week online, but she recently rejoined the website.
Fox has now revealed all her tweets have to be approved by her management team because she is afraid of posting a statement online that she might later regret.
She says, "I'm known for being passionate about some things so there is a chance I could write some angry diatribe in the middle of the night. I don't trust myself so my agent has the password and before I post something I have to ask myself 'Is this appropriate and acceptable?' and when everyone is thumbs-up, we then post it."
Megan Fox opens up about Michael Bay reconciliation
Megan Fox has put her feud with Michael Bay firmly behind her and is now closer than ever to the director.
Bay launched Fox's career by casting her in his hugely successful "Transformers" film franchise, but she was replaced by lingerie model Rosie Huntington-Whiteley for the third film.
Fox's exit came after she compared the demanding director to Nazi leader Adolf Hitler in a 2009 interview, and it fueled long-lasting rumors of a nasty feud between the pair.
However, Fox recently reunited with Bay after she was handed a role in his new "Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles" movie, and the actress has now explained their relationship is better than ever.
She tells Entertainment Weekly, "He was one of the most lovely people that I dealt with in making this movie ('Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles'). I've always loved Michael. We've had our battles in the past but even when I've been really outspoken about difficulties we've had, I've always followed up by saying that I have a particular affinity to him.
"He can be very vulnerable, and he's very likeable and loveable. I've always been very vocal about that as well. But, sometimes we clash because we both have very wilful, powerful personalities."
Fox's "Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles" film, which is produced by Bay, is due for release later this year.
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All Jewish restaurants in Frankfurt were today classified by the local authorities as first-class establishments and ordered to pay one mark for each Sunday diner.
In accordance with the order that all Germany may only eat a one-dish meal on Sunday afternoon and must pay the price of a full meal, which will go for winter relief for the unemployed, all Jewish diners in Jewish restaurants will receive a one-dish meal. But while owners of non-Jewish restaurants will pay only an average of fifty #fennigs for relief, Jewish restaurant owners have been specially classified in order to enforce upon them a tax double that paid by others.


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The Origins of Modesty, Clothing and Sewing
by Mrs. Moriya Chesler
Where does modesty originate and why is it associated with clothing? Who invented sewing? As people of faith, we don't have to look very far to discover the answer to this question. If we open to chapters 2 and 3 of the Book of Bereishis (Genesis), we will find our answer there.
Adam and Chava (Eve) when they were created were not ashamed of their being unclothed as we find in verse 2:25 in the Book of Bereishis.
כה וַיִּהְיוּ שְׁנֵיהֶם עֲרוּמִּים, הָאָדָם וְאִשְׁתּוֹ; וְלֹא, יִתְבֹּשָׁשׁוּ.
And both of them were naked, the man and his wife, and they were not embarrassed — Bereishis 2:25.
Adam was commanded by G-d to not eat from the fruit of the Tree of Knowledge of Good and Evil. But he and his wife, Chava (Eve), transgressed that prohibition. Immediately after they ate, they discovered that they were naked.
ז וַתִּפָּקַחְנָה, עֵינֵי שְׁנֵיהֶם, וַיֵּדְעוּ, כִּי עֵירֻמִּם הֵם; וַיִּתְפְּרוּ עֲלֵה תְאֵנָה, וַיַּעֲשׂוּ לָהֶם
And the eyes of both of them were opened, and they knew, that they were naked. And they sewed a fig leaf, and they made for themselves girdles (belts) — Bereishis 3:7.
Soon after, Adam and Chava heard G-d calling them and hid themselves from G-d.
י וַיֹּאמֶר, אֶת-קֹלְךָ שָׁמַעְתִּי בַּגָּן; וָאִירָא כִּי-עֵירֹם אָנֹכִי, וָאֵחָבֵא.
And he (Adam) said, "Your voice I've heard in the garden; and I was afraid because I was naked, and I hid myself." — Bereishis 3:10
After meting out punishments to Adam, Chava and the snake, G-d clothed Adam and Chava with garments of skin.
כא וַיַּעַשׂ יְהוָה אֱלֹהִים לְאָדָם וּלְאִשְׁתּוֹ, כָּתְנוֹת עוֹר–וַיַּלְבִּשֵׁם.
And G-d made for Adam and his wife, garments of skin, and He clothed them. — Bereishis 3:21
From the above two verses, we can ask the following questions:
- Why were Adam and Chava not embarrassed of their nakedness before the sin?
- Why after the sin did they only realize that they were naked? Doesn't this contradict their awareness of their being unclothed before the sin?
- Why did Adam and Chava sew girdles?
- Even after covering themselves, why was Adam fearful and why did he see the need to hide from G-d?
- Why did G-d clothe Adam and Chava further with garments of skin?
Before the sin, there was nothing for Adam and Chava to be ashamed of. They served G-d with their entire being, body and soul together. Adam's skin was unlike ours, as it was translucent like our fingernail.[1] According to Kabbalistic sources[2], G-d clothed Adam with a spiritual garment of light, called Ketones Ohr or כתונת אור. This light is perceived to be even brighter than sunlight. In a simplistic sense, Adam and Chava's nakedness was not a problem as they were enveloped in this primordial light shining through their fingernail-like skin.
As a consequence of the sin, Adam and Chava were stripped of this spiritual garment of light. According to Rashi[3], Adam and Chava's eyes were enlightened with newfound awareness and intelligence. Sforno[4] tells us that Adam and Chava now acquired a desire for every base pleasure despite its adverse effects. Being devoid of their spiritual garments of light, Adam and Chava saw the need to cover their nakedness with something physical, for basic dignity.
Adam and Chava sewed girdles or belts for themselves. What good is a belt? Is that enough to cover oneself with? According to the Zohar[5], the belt provides a clear distinction between the activities of the upper and lower torso of man. Adam and Chava sewed belts to guard themselves based on their discovery of bodily desires and lust as a result of the sin. The belt covered the body from the waist down like an apron.
Before the sin, Adam was comfortable with G-d's presence despite his nakedness. He was fearful afterwards because he realized that being minimally covered with fig-leaf garments is not respectful before G-d[6]. Imagine one appearing before a flesh-and-blood king with only one's undergarments. That would not be appropriate. How much more so appearing before G-d, the supreme King of kings that way. That is the origin of modesty. Thus, Adam hid himself, together with Chava from G-d.
Performing one of many acts of kindness[7] and revealing parental love at the same time[8], G-d clothed Adam and Chava with garments of skin, that not only modestly cover but also provide further protection from the elements[9]. Rabbi Chama bar Chanina[10] tells us that just as G-d clothed the naked, so are we obliged to clothe the naked. Adam's shame of being naked in public teaches us that the it is worse than death[11]. A garment is not only for modesty, or to distinguish the wearer as a dignified human being rather than an animal, but it also sanctifies one as holy[12]. Through modesty and living a holy life, one can reveal the godliness within ourselves and bring us back to Gan Eden that we lost[13].
Adam HaRishon, the first man, teaches us lessons of modesty through his action of hiding from G-d while embarrassed at the insufficient covering from the fig leaves. He and Chava were the first people to sew clothing out of fig leaves. A sin brings about consequences that affect life moving forward. However, G-d is compassionate and remains kind to the sinner. He waits patiently for the sinner to repent. Repent, Adam did.
[1] Rabbi Pinchas Winston, 20th century Torah commentator
[2] Etz Chaim, teachings of Rabbi Yitzchak Luria also known as the Arizal
[5] The Zohar, authored by Rabbi Shimon bar Yochai, contains hidden secrets of the Torah.
[6] The commentary of the Brisker Rav, as told by Rabbi Eli Oelbaum
[7] Rabbi Simlai, a third century Torah authority
[8] Rabbeinu Bachya, 13th century Spanish Torah commentator
[9] Professor Nachum Sarna, professor of Jewish Theological Seminary and Brandeis University
[10] Rabbi Chama bar Chanina, a third century Amora in Eretz Yisrael
[11] Yalkut Meam Loez, a collection of legal and Midrashi materials first published by Rabbi Jacob Culi
[12] Rabbi Meir, second century Tanna
[13] Rabbi Shimshon Rafael Hirsch, 19th century Rabbi who rebuilt Orthodox Jewry in Germany


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