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Urban Meyer Won't Call Braxton Miller a 2013 Heisman Candidate YetJuly 25, 2013
Urban Meyer has coached a No. 1 draft pick in Alex Smith and a Heisman trophy winner in Tim Tebow. He has a pretty good feel for quarterbacks and the seasons that lie before them.
It was odd, then, to hear what he had to say about Braxton Miller at Big Ten media days on Thursday. Unlike Tebow before his Heisman campaign at Florida, Miller, in Meyer's eyes, has not done enough to be considered a Heisman candidate:
Oddsmakers certainly don't agree. In the most recent Bovada update, Miller was listed as an 11/2 bet to win the esteemed trophy. That puts him well above guys like Jadeveon Clowney (15/2), T.J. Yeldon (9/1) and AJ McCarron (10/1), trailing no one but reigning winner Johnny Manziel—who, at 5/1, is just fractionally ahead of him.
It's not hard to figure why, either. Miller made marked improvements in 2012, finishing with 2,000-plus passing yards, 1,000-plus rushing yards and leading the Big Ten with 8.1 adjusted passing yards per attempt. He also led the Buckeyes to a 12-0 record, and despite his team's postseason ban, still managed to finish fifth in the Heisman voting.
He's expected to be even better—especially as a passer—in 2013, and considering the Buckeyes' "easy" schedule, he's also expected to lead his team to the BCS National Championship. If he improves even slightly on last year's numbers and posts his second consecutive undefeated season, it would be hard to discount him as a good Heisman candidate.
Which is why Meyer's comments are so odd. Is he trying to motivate his quarterback with blatantly effacing comments? Did Miller get cocky after last year's success; is he trying to put a chip back on his shoulder? Or does he genuinely not think his quarterback is a candidate for the Heisman?
In truth, Meyer's comments were probably a semantic mistake. No matter what he actually thinks, saying Miller isn't a Heisman "candidate" is ludicrous. Again: He finished fifth in last year's voting! What Meyer might of meant to say is that Miller isn't a Heisman "frontrunner."
Either way, though, it wasn't what folks were expecting to hear.

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Press TV- EU foreign policy chief Federica Mogherini says the US will have to face Russia if President-elect Donald Trump decides to back away from the Iran nuclear deal.
Mogherini made the remarks in a Wednesday interview with The Wall Street Journal, adding that it was impossible for Trump to demand fresh concessions from Iran in relation to its nuclear program.
"It is an international agreement in the framework of the United Nations," she said. "There is no way the agreement can be reopened bilaterally," she added.
During his presidential campaign, Republican Trump, who defeated his Democratic rival Hillary Clinton in the November 8 election, had promised to annul the deal, which he referred to as a "disaster" and "the worst deal ever negotiated."
"I think it is in the interest of the United States that the deal continues to be implemented," noted Mogherini.
She went on to warn that one of the first fallouts of a US decision to back down from the deal would be a clash with Russian President Vladimir Putin, whose country is a signatory to the nuclear agreement.
The US Senate on December 1 voted to extend the Iran Sanctions Act (ISA) for another 10 years. The sanctions law, which would authorize the US president to re-impose sanctions on Iran, was first adopted in 1996 to punish investments in the Islamic Republic over its nuclear program and its support for anti-Israeli resistance groups. The ISA now needs President Barack Obama's signature to turn into law.
Iranian President Hassan Rouhani said on Tuesday that Iran had warned that the approval of the ISA would amount to a breach of the nuclear deal.
The Joint Comprehensive Plan of Action (JCPOA) was signed between Iran and the five permanent members of the United Nations Security Council – the United States, France, Britain, Russia and China – plus Germany in July 2015.
Under the JCPOA, Iran undertook to put limitations on its nuclear program in exchange for the removal of nuclear-related sanctions imposed against Tehran.
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Core Funding 01 Apr 2016
Wheelchair handling training for volunteers of a small community group which provides practical help to those in the local community.
Funder: Community Foundation for Surrey
Recipient: Tilford and Rushmoor Neighbours Scheme
Aspire - Supported Volunteering Project 15 Nov 2016
A supported volunteering project to open up volunteering opportunities to all sections of the community but predominantly those who are unemployed and of working age .
Funder: Community Foundation for Surrey
Recipient: Voluntary Action Reigate and Banstead
"Good Idea" Young Volunteer Project 09 Mar 2017
Supporting young volunteers and promoting the benefits of young volunteers among voluntary organisations.
Funder: Community Foundation for Surrey
Recipient: Voluntary Action Reigate and Banstead
Voluntary Support North Surrey work targeted areas of deprivation 14 Mar 2017
To support running costs of Voluntary Support North Surrey
Helping children in more deprived parts of Spelthorne 23 Jan 2017
To continue to recruit, train and supervise volunteers to support local families.
Pirbright Family Group activities 15 Aug 2016
New toys and baby equipment for the a Family Support Group and a contribution towards the running costs in the autumn term.
Help in Elstead 01 Apr 2016
Help in Elstead - Running costs
Joining In! 07 Mar 2017
Outreach initiative to reduce isolation and increase community cohesion in 2 disadvantaged areas in a Surrey Borough.
Funder: Community Foundation for Surrey
Recipient: Voluntary Action South West Surrey
The Nonsuch Voles Outdoor Shelter 15 Dec 2016
Purchase of an outdoor shelter for the Nonsuch Voles work within and for Nonsuch Park, as well as a workbench outdoor log store and wood burner.
East Surrey Winter Night Shelter (ESWNS) and Drop In Service 19 Apr 2016
Winter Night Shelter and Drop-in support for the homeless.
Helping the Redhill Youth Football teams 14 Mar 2017
Support for families unable to pay full subs for participation in a Youth Football Club, and training for coaches and young people.
New Kit, goals and coaching courses of teenagers 05 May 2016
to buy youth sized goals, kit and to provide coaching courses and qualifications for young people.
Waverley SOUP Start Up-Kit 27 Jan 2017
SOUP project kits to help SOUP committees run more SOUP events for local residents where residents learn about creative/social projects in their community and can donate to these projects.
Volunteering & Groupwork Project (VGP) 15 Mar 2017
Volunteering & Group Work Project Costs – supported adult volunteering to help survivors of Domestic Abuse.
Funder: Community Foundation for Surrey
Recipient: East Surrey Domestic Abuse Services
Family Support and Volunteer Recruitment Project 2016/17 26 May 2016
support for ongoing work to support and help families at a time of need or crisis within the Borough, including those experiencing domestic abuse, addiction, poverty and homelessness
Parent Infant Mental Health Support (PIMHS) Project 23 Feb 2017
To enable a Parent Infant Mental Health Support (PIMHS) training programme.
Senior Archery Coaching certficate 10 Jan 2017
Support towards the costs of a Senior Archery Coaching certificate for a volunteer with an archery club.
Minibus operating costs 25 Apr 2016
Maintenance and running expenses of a charity's minibus, which enables around 75 elderly people each week to attend activities and visit shops.
Funder: Community Foundation for Surrey
Recipient: Age Concern Oxted, Limpsfield & District
Farnham Local Food - New Seed Propagation Poly-tunnel 15 Aug 2016
New Seed Propagation Poly-tunnel for a community-run local agriculture project to replace the loaned poly-tunnel which needs to be returned prior to an imminent site-move.
family support in deprived areas for those with mental health issues 18 Oct 2016
Specialist training in the mental health field for new and existing volunteers and staff costs, to access and review the vulnerable families and their support options.


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This Peruvian Ceviche is sure to wake up all of those taste buds. Prepared in a "leche de tigre" sauce that packs quite the punch and will leave you picking up your plate to drink every last bit! 😛
Peruvian ceviche is better than any other ceviche you have ever tasted.
Okay, I said it.
I also say this with absolutely no disrespect towards any other ceviche out there. They all have a very special place in my heart, but sometimes your heart just wants what it wants & for crying out loud – listen to it ❤
If you haven't tried Peruvian ceviche yet then here is your chance. I promise you that it is different than anything you have ever tasted. Each bite is a flavor bomb of spicy, sweet, tangy… you name it – it's there! This particular recipe is just fish, but you can find many other variations including shrimp, octopus, squid, mussels, etc. The ceviche (in this case) is lightly cooked in a citrus marinade called "leche de tigre" which literally translates to "tiger's milk." I don't know about you, but anything with a marinade that has the word tiger in it sounds pretty dang cool to me.
FUN FACT: Leche de tigre is also known to be a good hangover cure & an aphrodisiac, but we're just talking food here so let's get back to it bec ain't no one got time for that 😉
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Ceviche is then plated with sliced red onions, toasted South American corn nuts, sweet potato, and sometimes corn and/or potatoes. Each bite can be completely different from the next by just adding a piece of each of these to your fork. Unlike traditional Mexican ceviches this is not served with tostadas or tortilla chips. It may be odd to try at first, but for me this really allows you to fully taste and experience each bite on its own. I'm not sure I've truly found any other dish that really allows you to fully engage all of your taste buds as this one does. I believe that the explosion of all these flavors on one single plate is truly what makes this dish both unique and incredibly special.
I honestly can't sing its praises enough. It has been one of my favorite dishes ever since I have been a child and it continues to be as an adult. I don't expect that to ever change. My Instagram may show way too much sushi and Thai food, but Peruvian ceviche knows it will always remain my #1.
Why is this Cuban/Puerto Rican girl obsessed with Peruvian ceviche and what makes her think she has the magical authentic recipe? 🤔
Did I ever say this was magically authentic? Nah, but it is damn close. Close meaning every single ingredient and proportion won't match your Peruvian abuelas, but it doesn't mean that the flavor and heart still isn't there. I'm not Peruvian and I won't ever be, but I have eaten my fair share of Peruvian food. Growing up eating out was not something we did all the time. This was something that was done on special occasions and special occasions only. When we did go out it was at 1 of 2 places – the local Cuban spot or the local Peruvian spot (hey there El Pollo Inca on 154th in Lawndale, CA – remember me?) Seeing that I ate Cuban food every other day of my life… Peruvian won most times – especially when I had a say.
My family always ordered the ceviche in addition to our meals and when I was really young I wasn't allowed to eat it because apparently young kids can't eat raw fish? I waited for the day that I could FINALLY try this beautiful masterpiece. Pretty sure I only truly wanted to eat it because my parents said I couldn't. Hey mom… bet you didn't know that time I snuck in the fridge to sneak a piece. Such a rebel. Also pretty sure this is what began my obsession with raw foods. People are just always drawn to the things they can't have…
By the way – I googled this and kids can eat raw fish after their 1st birthday. I am not a doctor though so don't trust me on that. I will say that Dr. Brown on Today.com sounded pretty dang trustworthy. If there are any real doctors out there please let me know the answer because if this is true I missed out on about 10 years of solid living and every growing adult needs one more thing to add to the list of things to blame their parents for. Where was Google in 1990 anyways?


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Every year students anticipate the arrival of their yearbooks. They scour the pages searching for pictures of themselves and their friends, sign the pages with fond memories and inside jokes and admire the fine craftsmanship of the people who created the yearbook. For some schools, however, the yearbook leaves a lot to be desired.
I was very disappointed when I received my yearbook this year. Being a senior, this yearbook was particularly special as it contained my large, colorful senior picture, quotes, activities, baby picture, most memorable moment and everything else that goes along with being a senior in high school. I felt that the yearbook was poorly organized, contained too many careless grammatical mistakes and bad layout skills. I wasn't in the two club pictures that I was supposed to be in (National Honor Society and New Visions) because no one bothered to notify me that pictures were being taken. Names were spelled wrong, red eyes gleamed from pictures and some pictures were obviously taken from Myspace and Facebook.
Our yearbook's mistakes, however, are nothing compared to other school's mishaps. I'm sure you've all heard of the junior in high school in Florida, who inadvertently exposed herself in a club photo that got printed in the yearbook. The girl, who was wearing a dress for the group picture, didn't wear underwear, for fear of panty lines, and the result of her not crossing her legs was embarrassing to say the least. Her mom demanded that the yearbooks be reprinted without that picture and that all of the yearbooks that have that picture be returned.
If you have any embarassing yearbook mess-ups or know of someone who did. Feel free to comment in the space below.


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Here you learn about the FIRST Islamic clash with Western Christianity! Abu Bekr and possibly Mohammed himself... believed their Islamic empire building was guaranteed by the Book of Revelation (They were right! But, not in the way they believed).
Here you will find that Attila the Hun was named the "Scourge of God" because of Revelation's popularly known prophecies? He thought so!
Here you will learn the identity of the mysterious "Antipas" (Rev. 2:13) – you will be stunned to learn WHY the Early Church didn't know his real identity!
Here you will learn about Revelation's predictions of the great missionary work of the Modern era. You will see how great individuals such as David Livingstone, Adoniram Judson, Eric Little, and Captain John Birch all lived in anticipated fulfillment of the time when the Gospel would go to the ends of the Earth!
Here you will see for yourself the faithful Waldenses during the Middle Ages (about 1100 -1600 A.D.) a community of Christian people terribly persecuted who found protection in the Alps … and HOW they knew a GREAT – MASSIVE – WORLDWIDE explosion of the Gospel was yet to come in the centuries ahead of them! And HOW they worked toward its fulfillment!
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Here you will live in Tertullian's world... the world of the Early Church and how THEY believed Revelation predicted the Fall of Rome AND the massive "Flood" of barbarians who swept Europe AS THE EARLY CHURCH believed and taught for four centuries BEFORE it occurred.
Here you will see the great judgments sent by God to protect His people and … those judgments now being sent to humble a persecuting and mocking world system... predicted 2000 years ago... but accurate as today's news!
Here you will find the great outpouring of the Lord's grace and power in calling ALL nations to His Son... Yet, the trials and sacrifices of great men and women show us the TRIUMPH of faith and Love to a lost world!
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The "Three Woes" of Revelation... predicted the three great "risings" of Islamic power and empire-building against Christianity and Western Civilization in history.
Mohammed's generals believed they were "predicted" by Revelation to raise up an empire. Their view of Revelation was learned from 7th century Syrian and Arab Christians who (correctly!) foretold their successful expansion!
Revelation foretold the FIRST expansion of Islam would last exactly 150 years ... and then it would suddenly stop... and that is precisely what happened. An exhausted Islam stopped its expansion 150 years as predicted!
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Hear the testimony of Tertullian the Church father who knew that Rome – two centuries later – would be used by God to PROTECT the Church it has persecuted!
Hear the testimony of the Infamous Emperor Diocletian whose persecutions were heralded in Revelation more than 200 years before!
Hear the events surrounding the "two Dying Witnesses" of Revelation and their glorious testimony!
Hear the effect of the "Dead Church at Sardis" and How God kept His prophetic Word to "visit" that Church in Judgment!
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Hear the Waldenses, and John Wycliffe, and others who KNEW the Age of the greatest expansion of the Gospel was not yet upon them… BUT also knew it was COMING … and coming soon after their lives!
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Social media is a finicky business—just ask MySpace.
Just a few months after being acquired by News Corporation in 2006, MySpace somehow lost its 'cool factor', turning from a once thriving social network where teenagers shared music, videos, and photos in ways only teenagers could fathom, to the online version of a ghost town.
MySpace losing its reputation as the cool place to be on the Internet can be partly attributed to the rise of Facebook, which has grown to have a base of 1.2 billion active users as of September 2013. But even the social media giant may not be so safe, with a recent blog post casting doubts on the company's perception among youths, potentially leading to a similar exodus of users.
Speculations like these are important because Facebook has for the most part, enjoyed the bullish patronage of investors. Since going public, the company's share price has soared to more than double in 2013, ending the year above $54. It's a clear indication of how the market just loves to gobble up social media stocks, and it shows their belief that Facebook's users won't tire of the site.
Enter Daniel Miller
Stirring up the pot is an article on the academic research site, The Conversation. Published by Daniel Miller, professor of material culture at University College London, the article describes how young users are reportedly turning away from Facebook in large numbers, going as far as to say the social network "is not just on the slide, it is basically dead and buried." Miller notes that most teenagers now prefer to use photo-sharing and messaging mobile apps like Instagram, WhatsApp, and Snapchat—places where parents aren't around.
Miller drew his conclusions on Facebook's waning popularity with young Internet users after conducting a survey among 16- to 18-year olds in Britain, part of an EU-funded report on social networks.
Critics responded to the article, pointing out that Miller's small sample of just 40 students was far too small to extrapolate such a sweeping conclusion from. In response, Miller published a follow-up article to defend his findings, revealing that he had based his conclusions on a wider set of discussions. He also pointed out that a journalist had written his original post, which explains its alarmist tone—something he vowed would be fixed in the future.
Facebook's safe, or is it?
So as it turns out, Facebook isn't quite facing a MySpace moment. Still, the social network can't afford to rest easy, which might partly explain the acquisition of Instagram for $1 billion. As is common with big networks, Facebook has drawn huge numbers of older users, as shown by this chart below from Pew Research Centre.
It's also worth mentioning that Facebook CFO David Ebersman admitted that daily usage of Facebook by younger teens had decreased. It doesn't help that the social network has a growing reputation of being inhabited by parents, the bane of most youngsters.
But saying there's a mass defection happening would be irresponsible. It is true, however, that teens now use a wide range of social networks for different purposes, this according to Lee Rainie of the Pew Research Centre's Internet and American Life project. They've observed that 'safer' content is posted on Facebook, while more intimate posts (read risqué) are uploaded to networks not penetrated by parents as of yet—it's an observation echoed by Professor Miller.
The teens may not be leaving in droves, but Facebook knows all too well the dangers of being casted as 'uncool,' as evidenced by their recent attempt to acquire Snapchat.


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Jet IPO price @ Rs 800-900/share
BS Markets Bureau in Mumbai | January 08, 2005 15:46 IST
Jet Airways is offering 17,266,801 equity shares of Rs 10 each for cash to the public, according to the draft Red Herring prospectus filed with the Securities and Exchange Board of India on Friday.
It is a book-built issue and would constitute around 20 per cent of the fully diluted paid-up capital of the company. Of the total offer, the company is making a fresh issue of 14,245,111 equity shares and the balance 3,021,690 equity shares are an offer for sale by Tail Winds Ltd.
Tail Winds Limited, an Isle of Man company, holds over 99.99 per cent of the company's equity. Tail Winds is wholly owned by chairman and promoter Naresh Goyal.
After the public issue, this entity and Goyal will control approximately 80 per cent of the capital of the company.
According to the offer document the articles of association has been framed in such a way that the promoters and the Naresh Goyal group "have the ability to exercise significant influence over matters requiring shareholders' or directors' approval, even if their ownership interest in Jet's equity capital should be reduced significantly.
"This control could delay, defer or prevent a change of control of Jet, impede a merger, consolidation, takeover or other business combination involving the company, or discourage a potential acquirer from making a tender offer or otherwise attempting to obtain control of the company."
Jet Airways has reserved 1,200,000 equity shares for subscription by employees at the offer price. Thus, the net offer to public would be 16,066,801 equity shares.
At least 60 per cent of the net offer shall be offered on a discretionary basis to qualified institutional buyers, up to 15 per cent has been reserved for allotment on a proportionate basis to non-institutional bidders and up to 25 per cent for retail investors. After the offer the capital would be 86,334,011 equity shares of Rs 10 each.
A whole host of merchant bankers are involved in the issue. The lead book running managers for the issue are Deutsche Equities India, HSBC Securities and Capital Markets (India), UBS Securities India, Citigroup Global Markets India, DSP Merrill Lynch and Kotak Mahindra Capital Company.
According to the prospectus, the authorised capital of the company is Rs 200 crore (Rs 2 billion) with Rs 130 crore (Rs 1.3 billion) of equity shares and Rs 70 crore (Rs 700 million) of preference shares.
In a recent research report, J P Morgan had said that Jet Airways controls around 41 per cent market share much more than "its actual capacity market share of 36 per cent." Compare this with Indian Airlines, which controls around 39 per cent of the capacity, but only 33 per cent of the passenger market.For the year ending March 31, 2004, the company made a profit of Rs 149.20 crore (Rs 1.49 billion) against a loss of Rs 119.5 crore (Rs 1.19 billion) in the previous year. For the six months ending September 30, 2004, the company has recorded profit of Rs 68.40 crore (Rs 684 million).� The company had made losses of Rs 31.20 crore (Rs 312 million) in fiscal 2002 as well though it had made profits in the previous two years.
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Discussion in 'Gear' started by Broken Record, Apr 21, 2011.
You my friend have obviously not found the right one...
They are a blast to ride. Just twist and go. None of that pesky shifting in city traffic and they look a lot better than they used to. From certain angles they look like a mini touring bike. I have the 400, but Suzuki also makes a 650 that will scream. Also have a lot of creature comforts that you don't get on many bikes. Under seat storage fits two helmets, two glove boxes for odds and ends, 12v hookup built in. I miss those things on my FZ-1 which has zero storage for anything.
For folks who don't like to shift gears, these bikes are phenomenal. Kinda pricey, though. Ridley Motorcycles.
I would like one, but I trust less those people around me on the roads than I do my own ability to ride one.
Female = usually doesn't want you to have a bike.
Bike = usually attracts females.
How odd is that? But really- until a girl gets the same mileage... nope.
Just bought a bike yesterday
'09 Ninja 650R.
Good starter bike. I've rode dirtbikes a few times in my life, mostly four-wheelers though. Have never rode a streekbike though, should be interesting... I'm taking the safety class here ina week so that should help.
Never knew this thread existed.
I have an 07 GSXR 750. It was stolen about a year ago and recovered immediately. Guy still had enough time to destroy my ignition with a screw driver.
Never owned a bike, but if I ever got one it would have to be a Ducati. Love the dry clutch sound. I would just start it and listen to it.
I may do a bike motored race car in the not too distant future.
Yea the whole situation pissed me off.
Ok, so when it happened I LEFT for work at 3AM and I worked weekends then. My schedule just changed and I got weekends off. The next day I went out and as I was coming back I noticed my bike was not where I normally kept it. (Neighbors complained about taking up an extra parking spot:sad2
So I went to check and it wasn't there. Anyway, guy got caught that night. Turns out he stole a van from a neighboring complex, stole my bike, another neighbors, and a dirt bike that night. Was called to court and a key witness did not show up so we could not do anything that day.
Turns out he was actually on bail because he did the exact same thing and was currently awaiting to go to court for it. I guess TN has some law keeping you from charging them again? Doesn't make sense but that is what I have been told.
So in over a year, I had been to court once the entire time. I figured I would never get the money to get my bike fixed from him and just moved on. Had not been contacted sense, which I thought was very lousy for Memphis.
I googled his name not too long ago, guy was arrested for a carrying a firearm as a felon and MJ possession. I could have easily had stumbled out on him(them) that night and I would probably not be telling this story if I had.
Those are nasty bikes for sure.
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Originally posted by saabacura
I can careless if mosque is built or not. But because more than 70 percent of Americans don't want it there, Then build that mosque somewhere else
Originally posted by poet1b
Say, one of the followers every now and then gets caught having sacrificed some person, and the main church denounces the perp as an extremist, who doesn't represent the church.
Originally posted by poet1b
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I think the right to protest the building of these mosques is more important than the right of religious freedom.
Congress shall make no law respecting an establishment of religion, or prohibiting the free exercise thereof; or abridging the freedom of speech, or of the press; or the right of the people peaceably to assemble, and to petition the Government for a redress of grievances.
Originally posted by LarryLove
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But that mosque has been there some time and no one protested against it.
Why would you protest now when so much time has elapsed?
Originally posted by poet1b
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Supposedly this Imam is a good guy, but why is he building a mosque, that so many oppose, and only increases the hatred?
Any reasonable person would back off, and find another site.
If there is already a Mosque in the area, why must they build another?
Originally posted by poet1b
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I have hated FAUX news for a long time, and I rarely watch network news.
It is really funny, when I am arguing against the right wing they call me a brainless tool of the left, and when I argue against the left, they call me a brainless tool of the right.
Maybe you ought to consider that you are every bit as programmed as those on the right.


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Nicole is the first member of her family to graduate from college. Originally Nicole declared a Management concentrate, switching to Accounting, and then finally deciding to add Finance, Nicole clearly expresses an interest in all functions of the Business Administration program. To date, Nicole has been named to the Dean's List every semester of her undergraduate career.
As a junior, Nicole was inducted into Sigma Iota Epsilon, a National Honorary and Professional Management Fraternity which encourages and recognizes scholastic excellence and promotes cooperation between the academic and practical aspects of Management. During the spring semester of her junior year, she was presented with the opportunity to participate with the senior level Advanced Investments class to go to Bloomberg in Boston, to which she was able to get certified in the Essentials of Bloomberg training program in Fixed Income Securities, Commodities, and Foreign Exchange. She feels truly blessed to have had that chance, and hopes that during her senior year she will have more opportunities like that.
As a freshman, Nicole was a resident at Merrimack College. During this time, Nicole traveled home to Danvers, MA to work at Honda North as the receptionist on Saturday afternoons. After her freshman year, she decided to start commuting, which she loves. Since Nicole was a junior in high school, she has been employed by Honda North and has been transferred between two different departments; the most recent transition was a promotion to the Financial Analyst of International Cars, Ltd., which is the parent company of Honda North. She is able to apply the knowledge learned in Managerial Finance, Financial Analysis, and to utilize the research skills learned in the Investments and Advanced Investments courses. Nicole is looking forward to the Corporate Finance and Financial Planning and Services courses being offered next fall.
After Nicole finishes the undergraduate program, she will start a Master of Science in accounting program, and then sit for the CPA Exam. Nicole's ultimate goal is to work for the FBI as a Forensic Accountant, and she strongly believes that the analytical techniques of the Finance discipline will help her reach her professional objective.


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Reflection Meets Truth … Will You Face It or Run From It?
September 11, 2001, America changed, forever. The lives, security, and liberties lost, have been replaced with memories, war, and rights violations in exchange for security.
I wonder, if the people who died that day and the American soldiers who have died in the war that followed, could speak to us, what would they say about us and what we have allowed America to become as a result of 9/11?
Would they be discouraged by how quickly Americans forget? Would the soldiers who died, see our appeasement of the enemy as well as our eagerness to give up liberty in the name of security and feel their efforts and sacrifices were in vain?
I will never forget what happened to my country on September 11, 2001. The images of innocent people jumping to their deaths, first responders clawing their way into and out of the debris, risking their own lives to save others.
I will never forget the deep sense of sadness and pain for the people trapped in that inferno and buried alive in coffins of concrete.
I will never forget the shock of coming to the realization that there are people on this earth who HATE America and all she represents: people who despise freedom, prosperity, and patriotism, so much that they are willing to DIE in order to destroy it.
Today as I reflect on this cold blooded attack, I can not help but feel discouraged that so many Americans watched this clear declaration of war against our nation, yet, did not take the time to examine why this happened, who the real enemy is, and drive behind the hate that led to the attack.
I did examine. I know why it happened. I now know the enemy and the root of the evil that drives it.
Osama Bin Laden was not THE enemy. He was only a tool. American foreign policy was not the issue.
The people who committed these crimes were not RADICALS. They were DEVOUT muslims, simply following the 109 dictates in their Quran of hate, murder and terror against all human beings who refuse to submit or convert to Islam.
The fact that muslims are allowed through "taqiyya" to lie about Islam in order to further its mission does not help in exposing the truth about Islam, yet, beneath the rosy assurances from Muslim apologists that Islam is about peace and tolerance, lies a much darker reality that better explains the violence and deeply-rooted indifference that muslims have for all other human beings.
Simply put, the Quran teaches supremacy, hate and hostility. Consider the elements that define hate speech:
- Drawing a distinction between one's own identity group and those outside it
- Moral comparison based on this distinction
- Devaluation or dehumanization of other groups and the personal superiority of one's own
- The advocating of different standards of treatment based on identity group membership
- A call to violence against members of other groups
Sadly, and in spite of the best intentions of many decent people who are Muslim, the Quran qualifies as hate speech on each count.
There is a bloody trail through history that accompanies Islam. In the 1,400 years of Islam, Muslims have murdered 270 million people. I hardly think American foreign policy was at play 1,400 years ago. Since 9/11, Muslims have committed over 19,000 deadly terror attacks worldwide, and at least 30 attacks planned on American soil have been thwarted. There are 35 Islamic Terror Training Camps in America as I write this.
The fact is, Islam is a theocracy/terrorist organization that hides behind the mask of religion in order to achieve its mission of world domination. That is their plan and has been the plan from the very beginning. Islam can not and will not peacefully co-exist with any religion or form of government that does not use Sharia Law.
It saddens me that in over 50 court cases in this country, our American judges have allowed Constitutional law to be trumped by Sharia Law in cases involving muslims.
Those judges should be removed from the bench. We are a Constitutional Republic and we live by Constitutional Law.
As I watch civilization jihad (the methodical infiltration of islam and sharia) grow and expand into virtually every branch of our government and every area of our society, which, by the way is part of the documented plan by the Muslim Brotherhood for the destruction of America from within, I get so angry with my fellow Americans who have eyes yet do not see, ears, but do not hear, and minds that so quickly forget.
I WILL NEVER FORGET NOR WILL I EVER SUBMIT TO ISLAM. I will spend the rest of my life exposing truth about this sly, cunning, enemy, who is using the Constitution of my country against us, who is using political correctness to its advantage, and dividing our ranks with deception.
I, like many other Americans, am not deceived and will continue to toss fuel on the flames of TRUTH. The TRUTH is there for all to see, but, the question is, will the rest of America awaken from its politically correct stupor, or continue its dazed existence until one day the choices have changed? It is the choice that always accompanies a nation of people that becomes a nation of Islam: "SUBMIT OR DIE."
For more information supporting the facts in this article, view "Islamic Terror Training Camps in America," or read "Quran, Verses of Violence."


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Jabil Circuit (JBL) makes electronic manufacturing services and solutions worldwide. The company offers electronics design, production and product management services. Its services include integrated design and engineering. Jabil Circuit was founded in 1966 and is headquartered in St. Petersburg, Florida.
One of the reasons I don't like chip stocks is the analysts in this space have all sorts of ways to get information from suppliers that is not readily available in other industries. That nearly insider info becomes a crutch for the analysts who rely on it yet the industry is constantly evolving.
Then there is the idea of obsolescence and how quickly chips go from the factory floor/or the fab center to the trash heap. Of course they try their best to sell them first at greatly reduced prices and then factor those sales in at 100% gross margin, as they were going to be written off anyway.
The last few reports for JBL tell the tale of why investors need to be cautious with this stock. The company has beaten the estimate in each of the last two quarters, but the stock has traded off after each. The November 2013 earnings release on December 17 was a beat of $0.16 or 34% ahead of expectations. One might think that would be good for the stock, but it ended up falling 20% in the session following the release.
The release prior to that was also a beat, but again the stock traded lower by 8.8% in the session following the release.
One of the big reasons the stock has a Zack Rank #5 (Strong Sell) is that analysts have slashed earnings estimates. Following that strong beat, analysts lowered 2013 expectations from $1.93 to $0.89. The same could be said of the 2014 Zacks Consensus Estimate as it was cut from $2.31 to $1.35.
As I look at the last year and a half of earnings guidance I see six straight downside guidance for EPS. While some of the misses are only a penny or two, the most recent guidance was light by $0.42 at the midpoint. In five of those seven events, the company guided revenue lower as well. That makes for a toxic earnings season for this stock... a beat on the bottom line just doesn't mean that much if the company says the next quarter will not be as good as expected.
The price and consensus chart is a very useful tool for those that believe that earnings, and earnings estimates are a major drive in stock price. The price of JBL has been fairly choppy over the last several years, and that has almost lulled investors into expecting a few big swings. The difference is that the recent guidance has pull the earnings estimates lines down well below where they used to be in relation to the stock price. That is an indication of bad things to come and tell me that investors should think about looking elsewhere.
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Sacrificial Anodes – Protection for Salt Pools
In recent years chlorine generators have gained immense popularity in both the commercial and residential markets. These generators use salt that is directly added to the pool water to produce chlorine as needed, by means of a small electric current to separate the sodium chloride (salt) compound and supply chlorine to the pool. Presto! Now you have a pool that pretty much self-monitors and adjusts the amount of chlorine on its own. This even supply tends to contribute to healthy water, as it keeps chlorine levels consistent. The questions arise, "Is there a downside to pool salt systems?" "Are there any negative effects to a pool because of chlorine generators?" As it turns out, there are some issues. Fortunately for the pool owner the fix is pretty simple – a sacrificial anode.
As scary as the term sacrificial anode may sound to most of us, it's actually an uncomplicated product that does not involve you getting a Masters' degree in Chemistry! Here's the scoop. Take a body of water, add salt, a tiny electrical current (from the generator cell), add items in contact with the water made of different metals such as ladders, heaters, hand rails, lights and other hardware, and you have essentially created a giant battery with a minute current flow! The problem created is called galvanic corrosion, basically meaning that electrons are being stripped from the metal surfaces and slowly, but surely, ruining your pool's metal equipment. All of this doesn't happen overnight, but in the not-so-long-term you may end up shortening the life of some very expensive components due to oxidation (corrosion).
This is where the sacrificial anode comes into play. It is a small T-shaped unit (about a foot long) that is designed to go in-line of your water flow, most often installed between the filter and the heater, and less often between the filter and the pump. Inside of this device is a rod of zinc that comes into contact with the water as it circulates from the pump. Zinc by its nature oxidizes easily, losing electrons quicker than other metals and sacrifices itself corroding before other equipment and hardware will. Hence the term sacrificial anode!
Installation is straightforward as well. Simply install the unit in-line after the filtration system but before a heater or heat pump, and attach the copper wire to the pool's bonding connection. For best results, every six months or so unscrew the zinc rod from the unit, and sand lightly with a coarse piece of sandpaper removing the surface corrosion, screw back into the unit and you're back in business! Over the course of 3-4 years you may need to replace the zinc rod with a new one, but this is neither difficult nor expensive, especially when compared to the expense of replacing a heater, or other items.
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Bardsey showed West Yorkshire League Premier title hopefuls Leeds City there is still a very long way to go before the championship is decided on Saturday.
Lee Barraclough's troops won the contest 2-0 at a wind-swept Keswick Lane, the victory taking the reigning champions a point clear of City at the top of the table.
Ahead of the crunch clash, Bardsey were missing star marksman Rob DIckinson to a suspension, as well as a clutch of other key names.
But they needn't have worried. Striker Danny Maw was a handful all afternoon and shot Bardsey into a 1-0 lead in the first half, while the chain-mail defensive partnership of Mick Mills and Stuart Berry refused to give City a genuine look-in throughout the 90 minutes.
"It was a tough game, we knew it would be," said boss Lee Barraclough.
"We had a good few missing but I think we were good value at 2-0.
"The first half was quite even but once we'd scored they resorted to going long and we knew we could beat them.
"Danny Maw got the ball down on the floor and went past the centre half, that's what he does and it was a great goal. The second was a bit scrappy but it was worked well.
"We're top by a point, and we get a week off from the league now so we can relax a bit, and give some of the other lads a run-out in the County Cup and keep the squad moving.
"I don't think we missed Rob Dickinson too much, the system we played took him out of if.
"The men of the match today were Mick Mills, Jamie Thomspon and Danny Maw."
The first half was a superb illustration of exactly why these two sides are locked in a title battle.
Extremely tight, sensibly refereed, and played at a pace which would have exhausted Usain Bolt, it was difficult to call who would be first to score.
With Maw upfront, and the tireless work rate of midfielders Micky Longfellow, captain Jamie Thompson and wide man Ryan Bailey, Bardsey were determined to show City who was boss.
But City had some potent threats themselves, again, full of pace and trickery, with striker James Hochstrasser a key danger, while winger Alex Miller also found some holes out wide.
Both Maw and Miller saw shots safely pouched by their opposite keepers, and Thompson was unlucky not to tuck away a great pass laid on just inside the box by Maw after 11 minutes.
Bardsey keeper Chris Barrow was at full stretch to deny a rifled shot by City's Charlie Lumley, and also thwarted Jez Dixon after a Miller through-ball.
Racing from end to end, the deadlock remained nil-nil up until the half-hour.
A Thompson shot had been blocked by Dixon, but Bardsey pushed straight back.
From 20 yards out, Maw dummied his way into the box, dribbling past Dan Freeman and lashing home past City keeper Declan Flowers.
City were unmoved, and when Longfellow upended Mitch Cameron just outside the box, Miller's free kick could have brought them back into it.
But the wind was not blowing their way, as Cameron's shot sailed miles wide.
Bardsey had a great opportunity to make it 2-0 when Bailey laid off for Maw to the right of Flowers, but the referee had blown for offside just as his perfect cross-cum-shot sailed into the net
Then just before the break, Dutson's foul on Bailey gifted them a free kick 20 yards out.
A good delivery by right back John Swift was inches away from reaching the on-rushing Mills, but just failed to connect.
Bardsey took their lead into half-time and it looked as though CIty were going to battle them every step of the way in the second half.
But just three minutes after the restart, Bardsey killed off the game altogether.
A clumsy challenge on Bailey by City's central defender Freeman gifted Bardsey a free kick.
Mike Toney's set piece didn't produce a goal, but as the ball popped back out, Maw was on hand to scoop it up.
His shot was parried by Flowers but Mick Mills was on hand to poke home at the near post.
At 2-0 down, City's heads seemed to drop and they resorted to long-range efforts and below-par delivery from set pieces after that.
Bardsey meanwhile looked like they knew how to close a game like this out, and their defence was excellent.
Berry threw his body in the way to stop a shot from Dixon, while left back Wayne Hudson also refused to surrender an inch.
With the game not far off being won, boss Lee Barraclough reshuffled his pack.
Longfellow had already left the field with a pulled calf, replaced by Matt Dalton but Maw was taken off for Steve Palfrey, before Toney was swapped for Jason Davies.
Palfrey picked up where Maw had left off, and with 12 minutes left, after beating Leroy McIntosh for pace was clear through on goal, on to be pulled up for offside.
City had a few half-chances towards the end, Hochstrasser stopped first by Hudson before Barrow punched away two further efforts.
Right at the death, Bardsey almost had their third.
A fine curling shot out on the left by Davies beat Flowers and had to be headed off the line by Tim Baines, but the hosts could be content with three points in the back and a return to the top of the table.
Elsewhere BOROUGHBRIDGE thumped Kippax 4-0, Ripon City won 2-0 at Otley Town and Wetherby Athletic lost 1-0 at Brighouse Old Boys.
Bardsey: Chris Barrow, John Swift, Wayne Hudson, Mick Mills, Stuart Berry, Mick Longfellow, Ryan Bailey, Jamie Thompson, Danny Maw, Graeme Bingley, Mike Toney; Subs Matt Dalton, Steve Palfrey, Jason Davies; Not used, Craig Nicholas, Shaun Stevens.
Leeds City: Declan Flowers, Dan Freeman, Tim Baines, Matty Johnson, Alex Miller, Adam Dutson, Jez Dixon, Mitch Cameron, James Hochstrasser, Leroy McIntosh, Charlie Lumley; Subs Jack Tarte, Baz Frankland, Jake McCann, Nick Bishop, Rob Potter.


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Laptop aficionados wondered whether Lenovo's acquisition of the ThinkPad line from IBM would hurt the class act of the notebook world. Now, Tablet PC fans have to be wondering if the new Windows Vista operating system would help or hurt the usability of tablet PCs.
The first answer came last year: Lenovo has maintained the strong quality of the ThinkPad line. The ThinkPad X60 tablet/laptop hybrid answers the second question unequivocally: Vista is a strong asset for Tablet PCs.
The combination of Vista's new Tablet PC features and ThinkPad quality make for a compelling mobile computer. While its standard configuration is a bit underpowered, the ThinkPad X60 is a jewel of a laptop, particularly when you add RAM to the basic configuration, and a lovely Tablet PC.
The basics
That X60's basic configuration comes with a meager 512MB of RAM, although our test unit came with 2GB of RAM. The extra RAM is absolutely necessary. The test X60 reported RAM utilization of around 40 percent, which means that trying to run Vista with the standard RAM would have been painful.
The rest of the X60's standard configuration is a mixed bag. Standard, it comes with a 60GB hard drive, no Bluetooth and a 4-cell battery supporting the Intel Core Duo L2500 processor running at 1.83 GHz. The built-in Wi-Fi radio is supplemented by a WAN radio that works with Verizon
The review unit, by contrast, came with a 100GB hard drive, Bluetooth, an 8-cell battery and the Ultrabase docking station, which includes a recordable DVD drive. While the RAM upgrade is essential, these other upgrades depend on your specific needs and your budget since these options raised the price of the review unit from US$1,998 to $2,691.
Performance of the test unit was generally good, with processor, RAM and hard drive scores of around five in Vista's Windows Experience Index, a testing feature in Vista that scores various subsystems in a computer on a scale between 1 and 5.9. Microsoft claims that any score above 3 is sufficient for most users.
However, while the primary system scores were good, the X60's overall score was dragged down a 3.1 subscore for gaming graphics performance, which shouldn't be an issue for most ThinkPad customers, and a 3.3 score for desktop performance using the Vista Aero interface, which could be an issue.
A laptop and a tablet
As a conventional laptop, the X60 is certainly a little gem. The 12.1-in. screen, with its 1024x768 resolution, feels a bit cramped if you
But what
If you
Also, showing video or presentations in small gatherings on a tablet is a more powerful experience than on a conventional laptop. Even creating PowerPoint decks or viewing Web sites are well adapted to tablets. And between Microsoft
Vista improves the tablet experience compared to previous operating systems. In particular, pen flicks -- small gestures that substitute for keystrokes like PgUp, Del or Back -- are now integrated into the operating system, although some of the flicks are turned off by default in Vista. Although the screen will respond to finger points, you
There are a few features that would be nice to add to the X60 to improve the tablet experience. Faster graphics would be nice -- tablet-based video editing, for instance, would rock. And, again, the 512MB base memory is absurd for use in the graphics-intensive tablet environment.
But at 3.76 pounds (about a half-pound more with the larger 8-cell LiIon battery) plus power brick, the X60 is about at the top of the ultraportable crowd. Add the tablet capabilities and you
Dan Rosenbaum has been writing about technology and digital media for 30 years. He's the former editor of NetGuide, Time Digital, and Mobile Office magazines, and was the author of the popular WinLetter.
This story, "Lenovo Tablet/Laptop Hybrid is a Gem" was originally published by Computerworld.


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March 4, 2007 (Second Sunday in Lent)—"Priest and Prophet"
Interim Pastor Steven Jensen
Luke 13:31–35
As we think about our Gospel reading for today, it seems apparent that Jesus was aware he was nearing the end of his ministry—and his life. What would you do if you knew that you could change the course of events by turning a blind eye, by keeping the truth to yourself, by ignoring God's voice within? What would you do if you knew that your time was coming to a rapid end? Would you spend your remaining time with family, do the things you always wanted to do but never got around to, go into a deep depression—or expend yourself totally and completely for others?
The Pharisees, concerned for the course of events that seem to be playing out and friendly towards Jesus, tell him that for his own safety he must get away from Jerusalem and stop saying things that upset Herod, the Sanhedrin, and the faithful in the Holy City. In essence they tell him that it is okay to be a priest, but not a prophet. After all, look at the history of Jerusalem. Jeremiah, for example prophesied against Jerusalem because of its wickedness. They snap back, "You're not supposed to do that here." Jerusalem was sacred, beyond criticism, off-base to a prophet's rantings—even if his words were the truth. No criticism allowed. We are Abraham's descendents. No criticism allowed. We are the chosen of God. No criticism allowed.
For the people, Jerusalem is the city of cities. It is the holy of holies, the place where God dwells, the site of the temple of the Most High.
For Jesus, it was a different Jerusalem. It was a city, a people that had lost its way. What they had become was so sad, it brought the Son of God to tears. Out of love for them and in obedience to the One who sent him, it forced him to tell the truth about Jerusalem.
Jerusalem worshiped God and in His name killed the prophets, stoned the people whom God had sent to awaken them and turn them around and back to him. God had sent people to serve them, to rescue them, to love them. And now he sends his Son. If only they would listen to him....
But they reject him. They reject his call to repentance, to love. They reject his acts of mercy, kindness, and healing. They reject his new understanding of a God who no longer requires their sacrifices, but a relationship. They reject his fulfillment of scripture as the Messiah, the one promised to Adam and Eve and to all who have sinned since.
But the one they reject does not reject those who reject. He accepts them anyway. He loves them anyway. He asks God to forgive those who torture and nail him to a cross as he pours out his blood and dies for them. And when he rises as he promised on the third day, he rises for them.
Despite knowing that he could save his own life and have many more years to heal and preach and teach if he simply toned down his rhetoric, Jesus said things that made people comfortable; Jesus pressed the issue. Jesus had already wrestled with the Devil and proven that God's will would guide him and his decisions. As powerful as humans thought they were, God would ultimately triumph. With that faith and trust in the Father, he challenged Herod to do his best to squelch the Good News and the voice of the one who brings it.
Despite the clear mission God has given him, Jesus does not take delight in criticizing; he is compelled to tell the truth. His prophesying requires both courage and love. How different that is from Dostoyevsky's Grand Inquisitor who scrutinized the faith of others when he himself had no faith.
One of most dreadful sins of Christians is that we too often act like Lucy in the Peanuts cartoons. We are too quick to open our mouths and give lectures to others, to judge and condemn others. We think we are doing the proper and right thing by giving them our sage advice. "You shouldn't have done that. You should have known better. You're getting what you deserve." Sometimes people need to hear the truth, to get good teaching. But sometimes what people really need is a hug. Hugs, too, speak volumes.
Yet offering an embrace is much more risky than lecturing. With lecturing, we can keep our distance from other people. If they reject our wise counsel, they've merely rejected our wise counsel. When we get close enough to people to really care, to offer an embrace as a gesture of love, and that is rejected, it is much more painful. They are rejecting us! "I'm too big for hugs," says a child. "Don't touch me," says a partner or spouse.
How do we discern the difference as we attempt to relate to people and wrestle with what is right as opposed to what is convenient or less difficult? Perhaps one of the motives of the Pharisees who came to Jesus was avoiding conflict. How often do we pray that a trouble-maker in our neighborhood, work place, home, or church would simply go away rather than talk with them about it?
We are called "the priesthood of all believers." I believe we are also called to be "the prophets of all believers." Both roles—priest and prophet—are expected of disciples, although the former is often more rewarding than the latter.
Christ did not get nose-to-nose and point his finger at the demon-possessed man, telling him he should not have gotten involved with that kind of stuff. Jesus did not stand on a hill overlooking Jerusalem and say he was concerned about them—and keep on walking. He did not play the "If you don't like me, the heck with you" game.
"Jerusalem, Jerusalem,"he sighs. Because of you it is necessary for me to go not just today, but tomorrow, and the third day to Jerusalem. There is a "divine must" that hangs over Jesus' mission. It is not God's will for Jesus to escape the confrontation in Jerusalem. It is God's will that Jesus not only continue to speak God's truth to God's people, but that he pay the price for their self-centeredness, their rebellion, their sin.
Pastor Paul Harms once said that Jesus' determined path to the cross shows us "the intensity of God's love, only because of the intensity of God's wanting to give us mercy, only because God unceasingly desires to gather us children together under [her] wings, only because God sees what our life is like, what it will be like without God, what our life could be like with him. There's a fierceness about God's mercy. There's a fierceness about Christ."
Jesus made God's Word his home, his compass, his fire, his source of love. He invites us to make God's Word our home. Some people, like those in Jerusalem that day, live elsewhere than in his Word. Some people have no home for their lives. Some people simply exist. For many, life is consciousness marked by date of birth and date of death. In between, they grab all the gusto they can get.
But as Jesus faces this fork in the road of his life on earth, he demonstrates for us that God's Word has power. God's Word gives life.
We do not know the length of our days. We only know that God has given us this day with its challenges and opportunities. We can squander it, or we can use it to God's glory. We, too, will face many forks in the road when we are given the easy path or the hazardous path that leads to our own cross.
God in Christ has taken away the sting and finality of death. Jesus shows us what is possible when our fear of death gives way to trust in the Father who raises the dead and gives new and eternal life in paradise.
We, too, have the assurance that God will be with us, God will give us the strength and courage to follow his will if we but ask. If we allow God's Spirit within us, he will give us the words and the love to live and to speak his truth.
Go out from here today as both priest and prophet. In the Spirit of God, be His instruments of reconciliation, hope, and peace.
Copyright © 2007 Steven Jensen
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There are many interesting technologies out there and I haven't blogged much about one of them: tokenization. Why am I talking about tokenization today? Because it was referred to many times by Visa, MasterCard and the card processing firms at Money2020 last week as the key to future transaction security.
So what is tokenization? If I'm honest, it's talked about a lot but there aren't many easy to understand descriptions out there. This discussion with Dave Fortney of the Clearing House, in an interview with Computerworld last year, provides a good perspective however:
While EMV is great for securing card transactions at point-of-sale terminals, it is less useful for online payments and other card-not-present transactions. That is one of the major reasons why payment card fraud has migrated from point-of-sale systems to online channels in Europe and other places that have already adopted EMV. Payment card tokenization is one way to address this gap.
Tokenization is a method for protecting card data by substituting a card's Primary Account Number (PAN) with a unique, randomly generated sequence of numbers, alphanumeric characters, or a combination of a truncated PAN and a random alphanumeric sequence.
The token is usually the same length and format as the original PAN, so it appears no different than a standard payment card number to back-end transaction processing systems, applications and storage.
The random sequence, or "token," acts as a substitute value for the actual PAN while the data is at rest inside a retailer's systems. The token can be reversed to its true associated PAN value at any time with the right decryption keys. Tokens can be either single use tokens or multi-use tokens.
Tokenization eliminates the need for merchants, e-commerce sites and operators of mobile wallets to store sensitive payment card data on their networks.
With tokenization, credit and debit card data is encrypted at the point where it is captured and sent to the merchant's payment processor where the data is decrypted and the transaction is authorized. The processor then issues a token representing the entire transaction back to the retailer while the actual card number itself is securely stored in a virtual vault.
The retailer can use the token to keep track of the transaction and handle refunds, returns, exchanges and other transactions. The token itself would be of little value to data thieves because there would be no way to link the token back to the PAN without the decryption key.
Customers would do nothing different when paying for purchases using a credit or debit card. The card data is encrypted when the card is swiped through the payment terminal, sent to the processor where it is decrypted for transaction approval processes, and a token issued to the merchant all without the customer experiencing anything different.
Tokenization can also be implemented on-premise with the merchant itself hosting the server that does the decryption and token issuance.
Tokenization also offers a great way to secure emerging mobile payment applications. A mobile wallet operator like PayPal or Google could use the approach to store one-time use tokens in a consumer's virtual wallet rather than actual credit and debit card numbers. Consumers could use the tokens to make purchases like they would with an actual payment card while merchants would be able to complete a transaction without touching or storing actual PAN data.
One major advantage with tokenization is that it does not require merchants to make major changes to their current payment acceptance systems, like EMV does, Fortney said. Tokens are formatted in the same manner as card information so merchants have to make relatively minimal changes to their payment systems.
The real heavy lifting would happen at the banks, or other entities that store PAN data, generate tokens and keep track of them through the entire transaction chain.
That discussion pretty much summarises tokenization and tokens, but why is this so important? Because Visa and MasterCard are doubling down their efforts to roll out tokenization around the world. This was made clear during Money 20/20 with several key announcements, most notable of which was MasterCard's tokenization to enable the internet of things.
So watch out for a token year you in the not too distant future.


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This boot was designed for the needs of the creative playmaker (hence the "magic" theme for the name), such as FC Barcelona's Andres Iniesta (who helped launch the new boot) and Bayern München's Mario Gotze.
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RUFC - Sharps 'we are a better team than Saturday'
Rotherham United defender, Ian Sharps, has told MillersWorld, that Rotherham are a better team than Saturday.
Sharps, whose headed goal started a mini-comeback on Saturday, said, 'We were all disappointed with Saturday. We let in two soft goals, actually we're not happy with any of the goals, and didn't take our chances. It was possibly a lack of concentration. We had more chances on Saturday than we have the rest of the season but we didn't score them, though no-one missed on purpose.
'We feel we are a better team than we showed on Saturday and it's important that when we have our bad days the supporters stay with us. I can understand that they were disappointed at four-one down but they seemed to get behind us a bit better when we got into the game more.
'Bury is a big game and it's three points we can win and let's hope we can do it. People will remember the defeat and poor performance at Bury last year and now we've got the chance to put things right. It's not got good memories for me because it's where I got my hernia.
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