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BENT is a vibrant and vivacious youth event held every other month at the SF Citadel. This event has a loyal following among young San Franciscans and attracts many unique attendees who find the energy and lusty appeal of BENT sets it apart from other dungeon events. BENT is the SF Citadel's longest running and largest dungeon event, routinely drawing well over 300 of the city's sexiest perverts to play and socialize.
BENT events feature funny, tongue-in-cheek, and/or sexy performances in connection to the event's theme.
Every BENT has a theme, and costumes are not required but are encouraged! Check the FetLife BENT group or the calendar at SFCitadel.org for specific event details and costume suggestions. If you don't wish to costume, basic black, fetish, leather, lace, lingerie, or anything sexy/dressy will do! We do have a "no effort = no entry" policy, so if you haven't put any thought into your attire, you may be turned away at the door.
For the purpose of this event, "youth" is 18, 19, 20's and 30's. More information about our age limit policy and consent culture at BENT can be found here.
Frequently Asked Questions
Question: Is alcohol served at BENT?
Answer: The SF Citadel does not have a liquor license. Alcoholic drinks are neither served nor allowed to be brought into BENT. Given the XXX environment, we think it's safer (and more fun) that way!
Question: Do I have to be a member, or buy a ticket or something? Do I just show up?
Answer: There is no membership required, and for BENT there are no pre-sale tickets (entry is $20 at the door, cash is preferred but we also accept credit cards). RSVPs are not required. So in that sense, yes, you just "show up"! Especially if you're new to clubs like the Citadel, we strongly recommend arriving by 8:30pm for our fun & sexy orientation. If you're completely new to kink/BDSM, sometimes a play environment like BENT is a bit overwhelming. You might consider checking out Bondage-a-Go-Go (held every Wednesday at the Cat Club), which is a bar/nightclub with a PG-13 dungeon space in the back – it's a bit more of a gentle entry than jumping right into the XXX deep end of BENT! You might also consider checking out some of the social events or classes that the Citadel offers, or socials at Wicked Grounds.
Question: I'm worried about meeting the dress code! Can I wear ____?
Answer: The general dress code is "no effort = no entry." It is not common for us to turn people away at the door. Basically, you need to look like you've dressed for a night out, not stumbled into the venue on your way to the gym or randomly off the street. Think of what you would wear to a nice bar, fancy date, or even a work event. Any of the following will work:
- A costume that fits with the theme
- Polished basic black (read: not a ratty black t-shirt and sweats)
- Any type of fetish wear (from a furry suit to full latex)
- Lingerie
- Dressy attire – anything from a tux/ballgown to what you might wear to a formal interview
While nudity is allowed and welcomed in the play spaces, we do not recommend walking around the social area completely nude (and if you are nude, you need to bring something to cover the furniture before sitting). Generally, wearing at least underwear while in the social areas is best.
Question: I am gay/lesbian. Is BENT lesbian/gay friendly, or is it mostly a heteronormative crowd?
Answer: BENT has a large number of attendees who identify somewhere in the realm of "queer." However, the majority of the attendees are generally het-presenting to some extent (there are a lot of bi and pansexual folks at the event, but sometimes it may not appear that way at first glance).
If you're interested in meeting people who identify as gay or lesbian, we are not sure you'll have the best luck at BENT, because that is not a large portion of our attendees. If you're interested in meeting people who identify more as queer/genderfluid/bi/pan, that's more likely at BENT. If you're coming with a partner and just interested in playing, we very much welcome all gender and play dynamics at BENT! At any given time in the playspace you will usually see many dynamics represented, and the attendees are overall very open and friendly to this. If at any point during the event you were made to feel less than welcome, please know that as event hosts we 100% want this to be an inclusive space, and if you experience any issues we will take action in accordance with our code of conduct (this particular issue hasn't come up at BENT specifically, and we have always found it to be a very friendly crowd, but if it did come up we would certainly want to know and do what we can to fix it).
Question: I am coming to BENT single. Will I be able to meet people to play with?
Answer: It can be a challenge to meet people at any event like this, because it's more of a play-focused environment than a mixer or matchmaking environment. You will very much be relying on all the social skills you'd use in any other space to meet new people, with the caveat that at the SF Citadel there are some very important rules for social interaction, such as never touching a person or their property without explicit consent, not assuming gender/pronouns/titles, etc. If you're foggy on any of these concepts, be sure to arrive at BENT by 8:30pm for our interactive dungeon orientation!
We do offer a few things to help those who are interested in meeting new people. At the door, we have green glow bracelets that you can choose to put on – these are an indication that you are are open to social interaction with folks you don't know. They are not blanket permission for any sort of play, and of course just because someone is interested in meeting new people in general doesn't mean they are interested in you specifically (and just because you have a bracelet on, doesn't entitle anyone else to your time or attention), so you must still use all your social skills and pay attention to body language. And of course NO MEANS NO!
Another good way to meet people is to volunteer at the event! We have openings for kitchen and door volunteers, which don't require any special training. We also need volunteers for Dungeon Monitor and Cashier; training for these positions is offered a few times a year. Check the Citadel calendar or volunteers FetLife group to find the next trainings. E-mail volunteers AT sfcitadel.org to inquire about a shift! Sometimes shifts fill up over a week in advance, so don't wait until the last minute to volunteer.
If you come to BENT single, we recommend that you focus on making friends and watching play. If you arrive with an attitude of being desperate for play, that comes across in your interactions and generally doesn't result in good outcomes.
Certainly some BENT attendees do connect with others and end up doing "pick-up play." That said, most people who play at BENT are with someone they came with, or meet up with friends/play partners at the event. You do have to be with a partner to enter the play zone, however there is a pathway through the play space where everyone is welcome, and a good view to watch from there!
In general, it can be easier to meet people at social events like munches (at Wicked Grounds and other locations) or peer workshops (like the monthly peer rope workshop at the Citadel) rather than play parties like BENT, in our experience. There is a huge community calendar with LOTS of social/mixer/munch type events here!
We often hold a BENT Kinky Speed Connections event the day before BENT, which is an excellent opportunity to meet people! Check the Citadel calendar for more information.
Have more questions? Feel free to e-mail us: bent.sf AT gmail.com! 🙂
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There is 2 actually
^^ well, that person just quited but ubertuna, thanks now I can see the top 5 or maybe top 10 until they put it live
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When I was growing up, my family had two regular Sunday activities. The first was going to church. The second was the weekly ritual of family council, a meeting which all family members were expected to attend. (It helped that there were usually treats at the end.)
Family council could go on for hours and hours. The length of the meeting was at least partly due to the fact that so many of the members of my family (including myself) find it rather difficult to stay on-topic for even five minutes at a stretch. One regular feature of the meeting was scheduling, which involved going through each day of the week and having everyone report what s/he had going on, so that my mother could ensure that it was all on her calendar and transportation and such could be worked out. Yet after forty-five minutes of lively discussion we could easily still be on Monday, because the conversation kept getting sidetracked by stories, silly comments, and arguments.
Making off-topic comments in this manner was referred to in family lingo as "flakking." One week my sister Eve, who kept advocating the radical idea of shorter and more efficient meetings, decided to give people "flak points" whenever they engaged in the behavior. She dutifully took notes throughout the meeting. I don't think anyone was surprised, however, when the number one flakker turned out to be not one of the children, but my mother.
If you wanted to contribute to the family discussion in these meetings, you generally had to forego any pretense of politeness or waiting for others to have their turn. You couldn't wait for a break in the conversation because there weren't any; your choices were to remain silent, or to interrupt. You then had to talk very fast before someone else interrupted you, and you also had to talk very loud, in order to drown out the person whom you were interrupting. To this day, I notice that when I'm around my family I talk with greater volume and speed than I do in any other context.
For a while we had a list on the refrigerator where people could write down issues that came up during the week which they'd like to have addressed at family council. After my sister Amalthea made extensive use of the list (understandably, given her position as the youngest child), a rule was added that each family member could only bring up two issues per week. People were encouraged to speak in terms of general problems, instead of recounting past detailed stories which illustrated just how evil a particular sibling was— in other words, to say, "can we discuss the problem of people taking things without permission" instead of indignantly relating what happened last Tuesday. However, this usually played out along the lines of someone saying, "I don't think that people should be allowed to get away with not helping with the dishes" or "people need to stop saying 'shut up'"–at which point one of her sisters would correctly deduce that by "people" the speaker meant specifically her, and would respond that perhaps people shouldn't act in such obnoxious ways that one had no choice but to tell them to shut up.
Family council introduced me at a young age to the difficulties involved in establishing an accurate historical record of an event, as the accounts of participants sometimes differed drastically. While one person would remember an altercation with a sibling as involving a smack hard enough to nearly put her in the hospital, the other would only have a vague memory of being in the same room and perhaps "lightly touching" the first person.
These meetings also honed my debating skills, as we tackled a wide range of issues: at what hours and in what rooms it was acceptable to play musical instruments; at what times watching television was allowed, and who got to control the remote; whether chores were being distributed equitably; and one of my personal favorites: whether it would be safe for me to own pet hamsters, given the possibility that they might escape and chew up my brother Ziff's baseball cards.
In a psychology class I once took as an undergrad, we read about different family styles: permissive, authoritarian, democratic, etc. I temember trying to figure out into which group my family of origin might fit. But I really wasn't sure. They didn't have a category for anarchy.


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Schmidt, Desmond and Colomb, Robert (2009) A data structure for representing multi-version texts online. International Journal of Human Computer Studies, 67 (6). pp. 497-514. ISSN 1071-5819
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The digitisation of cultural heritage and linguistics texts has long been troubled by the problem of how to represent overlapping structures arising from different markup perspectives ('overlapping hierarchies') or from different versions of the same work ('textual variation'). These two problems can be reduced to one by observing that every case of overlapping hierarchies is also a case of textual variation. Overlapping textual structures can be accurately modelled either as a minimally redundant directed graph, or, more practically, as an ordered list of pairs, each containing a set of versions and a fragment of text or data. This 'pairs-list' representation is provably equivalent to the graph representation. It can record texts consisting of thousands of versions or perspectives without becoming overloaded with data, and the most common operations on variant text, e.g. comparison between two versions, can be performed in linear time. This representation also separates variation or other overlapping structures from the document content, leading to a simplification of markup suitable for wiki-like web applications.
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Legos, the joyously nerdy construction technology, are used to do everything from have our fun for us to building small tanks to annoy your coworkers with. And now it's being used to lay down bridges for other Lego vehicles to cross chasms.
The subject of the multiframe photo above is the Stilzkin Bridge Launcher, constructed by a mysterious figure known only as Mahjqa. Why was this constructed? Is there an adorable invasion on the way? Will we be attacked by minifigs for all those times we pulled their heads off? These questions remain disturbingly unanswered. Familiarize yourself with the enemy by visiting Mahjqa's Flickr photoset and view the video of this potential menace in action under the jump:
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This is yet another crappy epidemiologic study on air pollution that proves nothing about air quality. YET, I LOVE IT.
Why? Because the study contains has rarely presented evidence concerning the bias in self-reported 'data' versus measured data.
So this study is junk science for the usual reasons including guesstimated exposure data, dubious health effect data, omission of confounding factors, weak/non-significant statistics, and the other usual portfolio of errors common to modern epidemiology practice.
But check out the study chart, below. Note how self-reported data biases the study results toward reporting positive correlations while the measured data keeps the correlations where they should be — i.e, at zero.
Self-reported epidemiologic data is unreliable because people tend to exaggerate either exposure data or health effects. Self-reported data is biased data. This study shows that in spades.
The media release is below.
Long-term exposure to air pollution linked to high blood pressure
World's largest study also shows exposure to traffic noise is linked to higher blood pressure
Long-term exposure to air pollution is linked to a greater incidence of high blood pressure, according to the largest study to investigate the effects of both air pollution and traffic noise by following over 41,000 people in five different countries for five to nine years.
The study, which is published today (Tuesday) in the European Heart Journal [1], found that among adults, up to one extra person per 100 people of the same age group living in the most polluted areas of cities would develop high blood pressure (hypertension) compared to those living in the less polluted areas. This risk is similar to the effect of being overweight with a body mass index (BMI) between 25-30 compared to people with normal weight (BMI 18.5-25). High blood pressure is the most important risk factor for premature illness and death.
This study is one of the first to investigate both air pollution and traffic noise simultaneously and it found that traffic noise is associated with an increase in cases of hypertension as well. The way the study was conducted enabled the researchers to estimate the risk that was linked to air pollution and the risk linked to noise separately. The association of air pollution with hypertension remained even when exposure to traffic noise was considered in the analysis. The researchers say this is an important finding because there are differing ways of reducing air pollution and noise.
A total of 41,072 people living in Norway, Sweden, Denmark, Germany and Spain participated in the study, which was part of the "European Study of Cohorts for Air Pollution Effects" (ESCAPE) project that is investigating long-term effects of exposure to air pollution on human health in Europe. Information on blood pressure was gathered when the participants joined the study and during a follow-up examination in later years. None had hypertension when they joined the study, but during the follow-up period 6,207 people (15%) reported that they developed hypertension or started to take blood pressure-lowering medications.
Between 2008 and 2011, the researchers measured air pollution during three separate two-week periods (to allow for seasonal effects). They used filters to capture information on concentrations of polluting particles known as "particulate matter" (PM) of different sizes: PM10 (particles less than or equal to 10 microns [2] in diameter), PM2.5 (less than or equal to 2.5 microns), PMcoarse (PM10 minus PM2.5) and PM2.5 absorbance (a measurement of soot particles). These measurements were taken at 20 sites in each of the areas being studied, and measurements of nitrogen oxides were measured at 40 different sites in each area. Traffic density was assessed outside the homes of the participants and traffic noise was modelled according to the EU Directive on environmental noise.
The researchers found that for every five micrograms [3] per cubic metre (5 μg/m3) of PM2.5, the risk of hypertension increased by a fifth (22%) in people living in the most polluted areas compared to those in the least polluted areas. Higher soot concentrations also increased the risk.
For exposure to chronic traffic noise, the researchers found that people living in noisy streets, where there were average night time noise levels of 50 decibels, had a six percent increased risk of developing hypertension compared to those living on quieter streets where average noise levels were 40 decibels during the night.
Professor Barbara Hoffmann, Professor of Environmental Epidemiology at the Centre for Health and Society at Heinrich-Heine-University of Düsseldorf, Germany, who led the analysis, said: "Our findings show that long-term exposure to particulate air pollution is associated with a higher incidence of self-reported hypertension and with intake of anti-hypertensive medication. As virtually everybody is exposed to air pollution for all of their lives, this leads to a high number of hypertension cases, posing a great burden on the individual and on society.
"Exposure to traffic noise shares many of the same sources with air pollution and so has the potential to confound the estimates of the adverse effects of pollution on human health. However, this study controlled for traffic noise exposure and found that the associations of air pollution with hypertension did not vanish. This is important because preventive measures for air pollution and noise differ.
"One very important aspect is that these associations can be seen in people living well below current European air pollution standards. This means, the current legislation does not protect the European population adequately from adverse effects of air pollution. Given the ubiquitous presence of air pollution and the importance of hypertension as the most important risk factor for cardiovascular disease, these results have important public health consequences and call for more stringent air quality regulations."
The study found there were higher average levels of pollution in the central and southern European study areas – Germany and Spain – than in the Scandinavian areas – Norway, Sweden and Denmark. Exposure to traffic noise and traffic load was highest in the study areas of Sweden and Spain.
The researchers say that it is possible that air pollution and noise affect different, or not completely overlapping, pathways involved in disturbances in the way the body normally functions. Possible biological mechanisms for the adverse effect of air pollution on the functioning of the heart and blood vessels include local and systemic inflammation, oxidative stress (a build-up of damaging molecules in the body), and an imbalance in correct functioning of the nervous system. Noise is thought to affect the functioning of both the nervous and hormonal systems.


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It may only be Saturday, but I've already found your shot of the week.
And it comes from the 46-year-old Ernie Els, who's in the hunt to win the Quicken Loans National at Congressional Country Club this week with improved putting and stellar iron play.
Sometimes the Big Easy just makes it look so...easy?
We've seen Els be good for so long, sometimes we take it for granted. But no matter how you look at it, that's a pretty solid way to pick up two strokes.
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What's not to love about booze? Ask anyone and they'll tell you it's the hangovers. They're inevitable and you know they're coming even as you down that tenth bottle, but the night is young and hey, you only live once. True and true, but you'll probably be regretting the previous night's choices the morning after.
So how awesome would it be if breweries can concoct booze...minus the hangover?
Apparently, that's what researchers from the Griffith Health Institute claim they can do. The hangover is caused by the dehydrative properties in beer, and it's precisely this stuff that they've removed in order to come up with hangover-less booze. Plus, they claim that it still tastes like booze minus all those elements.
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Is life unfair? Is God unjust? These are questions that sometimes trouble any human being. This is a look at Scripture's answers to these questions–and, perhaps, an embarrassing and revealing look at our own hearts.
This all started when I was reading a Bible passage that describes good king Josiah and all the good he did for God and country, and the seemingly terrible end that came to him after all that (he was killed). I was so struck by the seemingly unjust end to which he came and God's puzzling reward for all his heartfelt service to him that I just had to investigate the matter further. Even though on the surface I had a revulsion to how it all ended (though it was not really the end, as will be seen), I knew deep in my heart that there was more to the story than first appeared, and also knew that God was the same, just and loving God that I knew and that the Bible reveals to us.
So I talked with the Lord about it and asked him to show me more of what this true story is all about, and to clear up my initial misconceptions about how God deals with those who faithfully serve him. And this is what he showed me.
The story is found in 2 Kings, chapter 23, and the background in the chapters preceding. In short, Josiah's grandfather, Manasseh, was an extremely evil king–so evil that God determined to send the entire nation into exile for what he did to his people and kingdom (vs. 26,27). Even after Josiah came to the throne and reversed all Manasseh's horrible deeds, God was still so angry that his sentence upon the land was not reversed. Not only that but Josiah's reward for being so faithful to God was for God to let him die in battle (v. 29).
This is the reward for serving God with all one's heart and all one's soul (v. 25)? YES!–and it is a great reward and blessing! How so? That is what this article is all about.
How can death be a reward? Isaiah 57:1 answers this disturbing question for us: "The righteous perish, and no one ponders it in his heart; devout men are taken away, and no one understands that the righteous are taken away to be spared from evil."
Josiah died before seeing God's punishment come upon the land. This is a blessing to be desired, as can be seen from a similar situation that arose in the life of his great-grandfather, king Hezekiah.
Hezekiah, was also a good king, also following God's ways, and, interestingly, also had an incident in his life in which he received a reward from God for his good relationship with him. In his case, his life was prolonged for 15 more years.
So these two opposite results arise from two men who were similar in their faithfulness in serving God. One is rewarded with longer life, the other shorter. Some might think to themselves, "What? Am I missing something here? Two men serve God faithfully and one dies before his time and the other actually receives extra years to his life? Where is the justice in that?"
It reminds me of something Jesus said in a parable, the one about a landowner paying his hired help the same amount, whether they worked one hour or the whole day (Mt. 20:1-16).
Supposed unfairness by God only arises if one stops with the initial, surface look at things. Once we dig deeper, the supposed unfairness disappears. If we are ever to grow beyond responding to life's puzzling events solely through the faulty lens of the human soul, we must learn to look at those events through the eyes of God. We need to pay heed to the warning of Scripture: "You are looking only on the surface of things" (2 Cor. 10:7 NIV).
So looking at these two similar situations, between two good kings, Hezekiah and his great-grandson, Josiah, through God's eyes, as revealed in his Word, what do we see?
First off, we see that even though Hezekiah was rewarded with a favorable answer to his prayer for healing of his sickness (2 Kgs. 20:5,6), and, in addition, given 15 more years of life, as announced by the prophet Isaiah–even though all of this is true, it is also true that what Hezekiah said on the surface did not totally agree with what he thought in his heart. When he said that the word of the Lord was good, on the surface it might be thought that he was referring to the announcement by Isaiah that the Lord would deliver the city from its enemies. This is obviously good.
But after that good news, the prophet also told the king that the nation would later be conquered and taken away into exile. So, on the surface, the king is reacting properly to God's Word, saying that it is good because it does good to the people, saving their city. But inwardly, in his thoughts, there is a less proper attitude:
"'The word of the Lord you have spoken is good,' Hezekiah replied. For he thought, 'Will there not be peace and security in my lifetime?'" (2 Kgs. 20:19 NIV).
Ah, there we have it! Though he was a good king, faithfully serving God, Hezekiah was also human. And being human, his attitude was, "As long as I'm alright, that's what matters–no matter what happens to others."
Our preoccupation with what happens to us is the quintessential human trait. It is probably the real reason that many people become Christians: to escape going to hell, so that all will be right with their soul for eternity. There is nothing wrong with that. We should value our soul and seek to be saved. But if we never get past that initial and proper response to the invitation of the gospel, we will have failed to grow as we are supposed to. For as we grow in the Lord, we see that existence is not just about us and what happens to us, important and valid as that may be, but it is about God and his kingdom. As we grow spiritually, we should see that we should come to Christ and be saved, not just for our salvation and our own sake, but because doing so gives glory to God.
"Well do I know how treacherous you are; you were called a rebel from birth. For my own name's sake I delay my wrath; for the sake of my praise I hold it back from you, so as not to cut you off. . . . For my own sake, for my own sake, I do this. How can I let myself be defamed? I will not yield my glory to another" (Is. 48:8,9,11 NIV).
"I, even I, am he who blots out your transgressions, for my own sake, and remembers your sins no more" (Is. 43:25 NIV).
" He saved us, not because of righteous things we had done, but because of his mercy" (Titus 3:5 NIV).
Everything we do is meant to bring glory to God, even our coming to saving faith in Jesus. This gives God glory and fufills the yearning of his heart to have children who know him. It is, as all things ultimately are, about him and not about us, except secondarily.
Having said that, we can more fully sense a distinguishing difference between these two men and their two situations, which, though not identical, are similar. Now, we don't know for certain that Josiah did not also succumb to the self-centered, self-preserving attitude that prevailed with Hezekiah. Scripture doesn't say. All it says is that he was killed in battle. He fought for the Lord, to the very end, losing his life in battle for the Lord. To suffer or die for the Lord is a badge of honor to be worn proudly (in the right sense):
"The apostles left the Sanhedrin, rejoicing because they had been counted worthy of suffering disgrace for the Name" (Acts 5:41 NIV).
"They did not love their lives so much as to shrink from death" (Rev. 12:11 NIV).
Love our lives? Jesus said that "the man who loves his life will lose it, while the man who hates his life in this world will keep it for eternal life" (Jn. 12:25 NIV).
Not to be too harsh on Hezekiah, since Scripture declares him to have been a good and faithful king, but is it possible that he loved his life in this world too much, so that what mattered to him was whether or not he could live longer and yet still escape the coming evil in his own lifetime? Possibly. To be kinder to him, another possibility is that he was indeed willing to serve God even further and to face the coming evil, but that he was just relieved that he did not have to–and there's nothing wrong with that, either. In other words, he was willing to fight and die, just as Josiah was, but he was also glad that he would not have to, relieved to find that that responsibility would not be his. We don't know which attitude was his; perhaps it was even a mixture of both.
Paul had the right attitude. Like Hezekiah, he too was given a prophecy about what was ahead for him. But Paul said:
"I am ready not only to be bound, but also to die in Jerusalem for the name of the Lord Jesus'" (Acts 21:10-13 NIV).
Only those who know and love the Lord Jesus can say such things in all sincerity. They have come to know that life in this world is not the ultimate fullness of life: Jesus is that fullness (Jn. 10:10). But Jesus is gone now; he is in heaven. Therefore, for those for whom he is very life itself, they will never be satisfied until they are where he is. Therefore, death is certainly a reward and great gain, for then they are where he is.
"For to me, to live is Christ and to die is gain. If I am to go on living in the body, this will mean fruitful labor for me. Yet what shall I choose? I do not know! I am torn between the two: I desire to depart and be with Christ, which is better by far; but it is more necessary for you that I remain in the body" (Ph. 1:21-24 NIV).
The above passage may contain a hint as to why God rewarded one king with 15 more years of life and rewarded the other with death in battle. Perhaps Hezekiah had yet more work to do for the Lord in cleaning up the nation and its people; perhaps Josiah's work was finished and therefore God let him die a glorious death in battle. Or perhaps there was more of Hezekiah's heart in this world, while Josiah's heart yearned to be with his Lord. Again, we do not know.
There is further the hidden and unknown-to-us time table of God's plan for all creation and each individual in that creation. Whatever the case, we cannot, and should not, say that one was rewarded and the other not. Was not Josiah's reward, in fact, far superior in that he sooner saw the glorious Savior, while Hezekiah had to wait years more before being allowed that great privilege?
One reason this story holds such interest for me is that I truly believe that we now find ourselves in a similar situation–or at least will very shortly. The Bible tells us that in the last days of this world, there will be tremendous evil and wars so violent that the very earth will shake. We now have, in nuclear weapons, the capability to destroy much of this world in a few short moments. Many Christians have seen visions of this fast-approaching catastrophe–and that believers will suffer at least some of it. How much, and the timing of the rapture, is a question that will not be discussed here. The immediate point is that just because we are believers does not mean that we will escape all the evil of men. Hebrews chapter 11 and many other Scriptures make this clear.
In Hebrews chapter 11, we are given two lists of people who were faithful to God, just as Hezekiah and Josiah were. But, just as in the case of those two men, in one list the faithful people were delivered and in the other they were killed; yet both are commended as being faithful and pleasing to God.
When (notice that I did not say if) nuclear war comes and if (now I say if) we believers find that we are not raptured out of it, or at least some of it, what will be our attitude then? Will we give up on God because we were not saved from having to go through this war? Josiah was killed in battle, even though he was faithful. Was that an evil or a blessing? Which will it be for us, should we suffer the same end? It all depends on where the heart is. If our heart is where it should be, in the Lord Jesus, then whether we live or die really makes no difference; we will be with him either way. All that matters is that his plan for our lives be fulfilled, whether that plan be extended years on this earth or to die. Again, either way, we are with the Lord.
All of this is meant to convey two points here. First, that one's attitude and perspective is what determines whether one perceives what happens to one's soul as a blessing from God or as a slight. After all, if what happens to you is your foremost concern in life, then when things that are normally considered bad happen, you will naturally view them as proof that God is not protecting you and not looking out for your interests.
That's the key, isn't it? Your interests. Whatever you consider to be of the highest importance in life is what will determine how you view what happens to you in life. That is the second point, that, as Jesus himself said, that "where your treasure is, there your heart will be also" (Mt. 6:21 NIV).
Jesus also compared the kingdom of God, and people's varying attitude towards it, as a field on which is sown good seed, the Word of God. Many desire to be in this kingdom of God, but they also like their lives in this world and the things of this world. They have a divided heart. When times are good, a person may get by for a while with such divided loyalties, but the tough times of the end will force a person with shallow devotion to God and his kingdom to choose one or the other, God or the world, God or self, or God . . . it makes no difference what other choice one could put forth: It always comes down to God as the supreme goal of all that exists, or something lesser. What that lesser is makes no difference, for in the end, all else is lesser and not worthy of comparison and will be done away with.
As mentioned above, I believe that the terrible times of the end which the Bible mentions (2 Tim. 3:1, 2 Ptr. 3:10-12) are very soon to be upon us. How we respond to our existence in those difficult times depends on where our heart is. If our main concern is our own safety and comfort, then we are in danger of falling away from Jesus, who alone is our ark of salvation, whatever flood of evil engulfs this world. But if our sole goal in life is to yield it to God in Christ for whatever purpose he should choose, then whether we live longer like Hezekiah or die in battle with the world, the devil and our own flesh, makes no difference.
"If we live, we live to the Lord; and if we die, we die to the Lord. So, whether we live or die, we belong to the Lord" (Rom. 14:8 NIV).
Hallelujah! Praise the Lord!


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Hope that helps!
Thaaaaaank you....called them up and yes they have like 130 left....19.98 free shipping....
Went ahead and ordered the ray Charles surround 2 disc set for only 9.98 and same with the Benson but 19.98
But yeah they say they updating site and not all products have been inputted and some are missing.
First me heard of these.... what a noob ... Snood a Snoob
Thank you very much...can't wait to hear these. Saw some said the Benson was very good so hoping.......and 9.o8 on ray of fat that's almost free 8P
You're welcome! I only recently became aware of these myself (thanks Clint!) and have since picked up several. They are very well done.
Thanks for bringing this back to life.
I just ordered both the 6 String disc and Ray Charles' "Genius Loves Company" by telephone. The Ray Charles disc has gone up in price by US$5, now $14.95. They are going to honor the free shipping. The sales person said that both discs have been discontinued.
I'll join the throng of 10's. Great mix. Great sonics. Something here for everybody. EQ don't bother me none. Even the drums wrap around in surround! 96/24, DTS-HD on my receiver.
I love the level of community surrounding (heh heh) this disc. Mates mailing it international to fellow QQers. As for me, I got it because a QQer sent it to me at cost, years after buying two. Good stuff QQ!
Unfortunately, this disc is no longer available from Monster.
Bought it purely because it was at the top of its poll, and, boyo, I'm really glad I did. Wonderful all around - musically, performance-wise, and surround. Excellent!
Where can I order this?
Snood has had luck contacting Monster directly. Here is information from a previous post of his within this thread:
The email confirmation I received links to www.monsterproducts.com and gives the following phone # and email for inquiries:
As you have probably found out when its out of print prices skyrocket: https://www.amazon.com/Ritenours-Str...+string+theory
Best of luck
That's about what I paid for mine Ralph.
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I agree with blue.monk's take. The music and mix are excellent, but the bass is way overdone, by about 10 dB to my ears. Cutting it with my receiver's tone control and sub adjustment makes it sound OK, but unfortunately that messes with the overall tonal balance too much. A personal remaster may be in the works :-)
I'll give this an 8 overall. Cutting the bass with appropriate filtering will add two points.
Hi all
I just received my amazon marketplace copy of 6 String Theory. Awesome album, especially in surround.
Everywhere the DTS tracks are listed as 24/96. However when I try to rip the surround tracks with DVD Audio Extractor, I can only see DTS 24/48.
Can someone confirm whether the DTS tracks are actually 24/96?
The stereo LPCM tracks do appear as 24/96.
Thanks a lot.
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