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Only a fool would bet against Craig Alexander being at the top of the podium in Kona this coming Saturday. Crowie is arguably the most prepared man for the day but he is going to be pressed by Macca, who says he's got nothing to lose; the Raelert brothers have been looking for the day when both of them will be on top of the world stage; Andy Potts, who will come out of the water ahead and then has been focused all year on not letting go of that lead on the bike; Faris Al Sutan cannot be discounted either, at 33 he is primed for another top race and although he's been quiet during the later part of the season, do not be lulled into thinking this German is only a winner past his prime; Mario Vanhoenacker has posted some of the fasted times in Ironman ever and has timed his season so he can peak on Saturday and not fade as he did last year, perhaps with too much pressure for a podium finish; and then there's Rasmus Henning with his last race before retirement which will give him some motivation to go out with a bang.
There are so many great contenders this year, as always, and the race could potentially be another in record-breaking time. Without Chris Lieto, Lance Armstrong and Maik Twelsiek in the race to push the pace on the bike and blow things apart as Norman Stadler once did, we will likely see bunches of men in packs trying to break away and many of these men (Macca, Pete Jacobs, Crowie, the Raelerts, Henning Potts, along with a few others) also have strong runs in their back pockets. This race is going to come down the final miles of the run out of the ever challenging and brutally hot Energy Lab, the place that breaks many athletes.
Matt Lieto gave his predictions for Kona in Lava Magazine last month. I'm predicting the battle for 1-2 will be Macca and Crowie with 3rd place to one of the Raelerts. But indeed that sounds way too predictable because we all know that things may change. Rest and recovery are paramount this week to put every last bit of energy in favor for the best race. We all remember 2 years ago when Chrissie Wellington had to withdraw due to illness and bike mechanicals change the race dynamics in an instant, along with Madam Pele's whim.
Who do you think will be at the top of the podium on the men's side? Who is going to surprise the field and push the pace on the bike? Do you think Macca sandbagged his qualifying Ironman just so that no one really knows what kind of Ironman shape he's in? I'm so excited I can hardly stand it — one day I'm going back to Kona to watch in person!


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Nature and the Subconscious
April 20, 2018
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Hi friends, today we are going to examine the band Vaults and their song "One Last Night" which, yes, is in the Fifty Shades of Grey soundtrack but honestly, that soundtrack has some pretty rad songs so give the whole soundtrack a listen. Most people claim that even though the movie was horrible, they had a brilliant soundtrack.
This band is not well known which is a little surprising and odd as they are on the soundtrack of such a widely known movie franchise. This song is also one of the more underground songs featured on the soundtrack which also features The Weeknd (who I talked about in my last post) and Ellie Goulding. Out of all the songs on this soundtrack, this is by fair my favorite. This song just gives me so many feels. This band actually is just amazing and deserves more credit for the ability to create such touching art through music and sounds. This band also has a pretty rad vibe to them.
For this song to be in a movie about intense love, it seems odd as this song is a bit dark. It's not your usual break up song about being heartbroken either. Featured in this song is emotional strings and staccato notesthat gives it the sad vibe like most break up songs. But what's interesting is that there is electronic music over it that gives it a happier, more upbeat vibe.The lead singer Blythe Pepino delivers a dramatic ballad with a hopeful message of perseverance.
Let's get into the deeper thoughts I've had while listening to this song. I have found that Nature, or a higher power, dictates that when we fall in love, we invariably fall out of love. And one is usually left abandoned because people do not fall out of love in tandem, together. One is always left behind with a heart that feels so desperately sore. Hence the abandoned partner of literature, lyrics and so on.It is Nature's cruel trick as Nature has no morals. Nature is simply interested in what it is responsible for. I also really like the fact that within this song, they acknowledge the possibility of our subconscious telling us what is really in our feelings and hearts. Our dreams, I believe, can say a lot of what we know to be true or what we want to be true. Exploring our subconscious is one of the most fascinating areas to me. To me, we can never really know or understand who we are. We can try, but the human brain and subconscious is so vast, that we can never truly understand ourselves. Much like how we can never really understand Nature.
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Beer doesn't just "happen."
Well, OK, it did originally, but since then (roughly 5,000 years ago) we've worked to control what we get when we brew. You make good beer the way you get to Carnegie Hall: Practice, practice, practice. Or, put another way, testing, testing, testing.
We're in a fun but nerve-wracking period here in the brewery. We're actually brewing beer. All that pretty equipment is assembled. We've done a "water-only" batch, moving liquid through the kettles as though brewing but without any grain or hops. We've sanitized fermenters, converted five-gallon recipes to fifteen-gallon recipes, and developed brewing and fermentation schedules. Finally, after testing the assembly, testing the electrics, testing the flow of liquid, testing our cleaning procedures, we're...still testing. We're producing beer on the equipment that will brew the first beers pulled off of the taps for sale, and that's the biggest test of all. Beer recipes depend to an almost unbelievable degree on the equipment on which they're produced, so just because our initial batches (at five gallons) were hitting their marks, it doesn't mean these will.
At this point, I should probably add that by "we," I mean Seth. Sure, the rest of us pitch in, but he's the one quarterbacking this whole enterprise.
Where are we now? Well, the first beer (our Blonde) has made its way through the system and is fermenting away. In a few days it will be cold-crashed and fined (the drop in temperature and gelatin addition coagulate and drop out proteins and tannins, to improve clarity), then moved into kegs. That's when we find out how our first batch on the new system holds up. For what it's worth, we have reason to be optimistic. Our original gravity (OG) reading (which tells you how much sugar is in there and therefore how much potential alcohol) was almost identical to previous (smaller) test batches, which is a good sign; a lot depends on that number, and a big "miss" on OG is a serious red flag in a new brewery. Fermentation is progressing nicely at a cool 60 degrees Fahrenheit, which should make it nice and clean, as expected/hoped/desired. But there's no substitute for the kind of evaluation that comes from tasting that first testing.
And while we're waiting, it will be on to the test batches for the Coffee Stout and IPA.
I can't hardly wait - but as the stoic sage Seneca said, "patience is not the enemy of productivity." These tests will ensure that the beer that you taste when we crack open that first keg meets (and exceeds, I hope) your expectations.
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Stan can now walk and talk with little strain – an impressive feat for a patient with Chronic
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The Lakeridge Health Respiratory Rehabilitation Program treats patients with lung diseases such as; bronchiectasis, chronic asthma, pulmonary fibrosis and COPD. COPD refers to a number of chronic lung disorders that obstruct the airways. This airway obstruction leads to a difficulty in moving air into and out of the lungs easily. The most common form of COPD is a combination of chronic bronchitis and emphysema.
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The Lakeridge Health Respiratory Rehabilitation Program provides clients with counselling and exercise classes. Participants attend the classes 3 times a week for 8 weeks .On a typical day Stan and his classmates learn a range of topics that include breathing techniques, management skills, the importance of exercise and the proper use of their breathing medications.
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Analysis of stakeholder views on future development in chemical safety in the WHO European Region (2017)
In preparation for the Sixth Ministerial Conference on Environment and Health (June 2017), the WHO Regional Office for Europe conducted a series of interviews to collect the views of stakeholder representatives on the short-term action they felt was required in the area of chemicals safety to ensure the protection of vulnerable population groups. Among the interviewees were representatives of governmental agencies in the health and environment sectors, nongovernmental organizations, research institutions and industry. The report summarizes the priority action proposed, the roles and responsibilities of different stakeholders, and the opinions of the interviewees on how to promote the application of relevant scientific knowledge through risk-reduction policies.


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Say it with music!
pick your artist: Norah Jones
are you a male or female?: What Am I To You?
describe yourself: Waiting
how do you feel: Feelin' The Same Way
describe where you currently live: One Flight Down
if you could go anywhere, where would you go: Chasing Pirates
your favorite form of transportation: Not Too Late
your best friend is: Ruler Of My Heart
your best friends are: Creepin' In
what's the weather like? The Sun Doesn't Like You
favorite time of day: Sunrise
if your life was a TV show, what would it be called: Don't Know Why
what is life to you: Carnival Town
your fear: The Long Way Home
your relationship: The Nearness Of You
what is the best advice you have to give: Shoot The Moon
thought for the day: Wake Me Up
how i would like to die: Light As Feather
my soul's present condition: Stuck
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There is a nasty thorn growing inside the perfumed garden of Europe and releasing its poisonous spores across the Eastern Mediterranean and the Aegean. Recep Tayyip Erdogan has made it his mission to establish a new Islamic state and do away with secularism. After the questionable referendum result on April 16, Turkey is about to be transformed forever. Erdogan cannot ... Read More »
Revolution of the Mind: DISMISSIVE, ELUSIVE and not CONVINCING
Andreas C Chrysafis In preparation for this week's visit to Mont Pelerin resort in Switzerland for a bit of "horse-trading" the President spoke on national television to the nation (4th of November) and tried to "inform" his people of the progress of the negotiations on the thorny issue of Cyprus. It has become apparent that even the President does not ... Read More »
The Promised Land: The Refugee Crisis Has Human Consequences
By Andreas C. Chrysafis The exodus of thousands of refugees continues with no end in sight. Those victims of human insanity hand over their life savings to smugglers to show them the way to the land of milk and honey. We see war refugees, asylum seekers, economic migrants and opportunists crossing borders and running to escape authorities; we see mayhem ... Read More »
Documentary: On the 1974 Invasion of Cyprus
Churches in Turkey on the Verge of Extinction
One of the common features of the Ottoman Empire and modern Turkey seems to be their intolerance of churches. "Turkey is not converting churches into mosques because there is a need for more mosques… The message conveyed … is that Turkey is an Islamic state and no other religion is tolerated." — Constantine Tzanos, author. The physical devastation of the ... Read More »
Our great Church … in captivity
ALEXANDER BILLINIS Forgive me for borrowing from the title of Byzantine historian Sir Steven Runciman's inimitable book on the Patriarchate during the Ottoman era, but the term is apt, I fear, when describing today's Ecumenical Patriarchate. As diaspora Greeks, we are under the jurisdiction of this 'captive' Patriarchate. While the Patriarchate's state of thrall to the Turks is not the ... Read More »
The 100th anniversary of the liberation of Epirus
"The Greeks of Epirus are in desperate straits. They are persecuted, tortured, robbed, beaten and conspired against. Greeks are murdered daily in the street…" DEAN KALIMNIOU Neos Kosmos Newspaper – 22 Feb 2013 When Giorgos Hatzis wrote this letter of protest to the head of the Ottoman Reform Commission in Epirus, in 1912, the whole of Epirus was still part ... Read More »
VANISHING CYPRUS: Turkey's Neo-Ottomanism
By Andreas C Chrysafis January, 2015 (No 68) © Turkey's Erdogan/Davudoglu leadership in its ambition to establish an imperial Turkish Empire have courted Sunni Hamas to set up its headquarters in Ankara. In return, Turkey will obtain a unique geopolitical opportunity and a base to be at a breath's distance from Israel. Since no other country in the region trusts ... Read More »
The Fantasy and Falseness of Russell Crowe's film – "The Water Diviner"
THE WATER DIVINER: FANTASY NOT HISTORY By Dr Panayiotis Diamadis – Neos Kosmos English Edition: Saturday 10 January 2015 "Satan's army: the dark side of The Water Diviner", "Bizarre", "Disgusting", "Lies" and "Disgraceful". –These are some of the responses to the depiction of Hellenes and Orthodox Christians in The Water Diviner, screenplay and novel by Andrew Anastasios and associates. Anastasios ... Read More »
VANISHING CYPRUS: "Turkey's New Face"
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The chairman of the House Armed Services Committee does not think it is necessary to reconvene Congress and hold emergency hearings on the Ebola mission in West Africa, despite comments by two top generals raising concerns about the safety of the American troops deployed to fight the lethal virus.
Claude Chafin, a spokesman for the House armed services panel, told Breitbart News that comments made by Gen. David Rodriguez, the commander of the U.S. Africa Command, and Gen. Darryl Williams, the commander of U.S. Army Africa, are inconsistent with the briefings the committee has received from the Pentagon.
According to Chafin, the Department of Defense (DoD) has been diligent in keeping House Armed Services Committee Chairman Buck McKeon (R-CA) informed about the mission.
"With the kind of response he is getting from DoD, with the kind of information he is getting from DoD, [the chairman] does not think calling people back and having an Ebola hearing is warranted because DoD like I said is being very, very responsive to our inquiries," Chafin explained.
Nevertheless, Rep. Walter Jones (R-NC), the third-ranking member of the committee's majority, thinks Speaker John Boehner (R-OH) should call the House back to debate the Ebola mission in West Africa on the floor.
"I think Speaker Boehner ought to let us debate this issue of the president's authority to bypass Congress to go whether it be Africa to fight Ebola or the bombing in Syria without coming to Congress," Congressman Jones told Breitbart News. "This is just another example of my concerns of the president's lack of respect for the Constitution and the Congress."
"The men and women who joined the military did not join to become public health cops. I want to make sure that our military is being protected, given all the resources of protection, and I want to know what the role is of our military of 4,000 people," he added. "I want to see more details of what they're supposed to be doing. So to me, Mr. Boehner should call us back after the election or before the election, but I think it is not going to happen to be honest about it."
According to Rep. Jones, the safety of the troops deployed to West Africa is what concerns him the most about the Ebola mission.
"This goes back to meeting our constitutional responsibilities as members of Congress," he said.
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During a Pentagon press briefing on October 7, Gen. Rodriguez said the majority of the troops being deployed on the Ebola mission, up to 4,000, will not get the full body personal protective equipment (PPE).
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The Danforth Mosaic blog presents – in no particular order – "The Top 10 Reasons to Buy on Danforth East".
I couldn't do a better job than this article by 'The Danforth Mosaic, so here it is reposted, reformatted, edited for size only. The links & italicized words are my own.
1) You can still get a detached house with parking and a separate-entrance basement apartment in a nice neighbourhood near public transportation for a reasonable price. You can see what's available in Danforth Village right now. On average, it's generally more expensive in the west end.
2) The area has been labeled up-and-coming by the Globe and Mail and is generally thought to be a hot neighbourhood in the real estate world. Young families are moving into the area with great frequency, fixing up houses and changing the face of the 'hood. The Danforth Village Real Estate market has already started to fragment into 'micro-markets' based on the distance from downtown and/or the subway.
3) 5-minute drive to the Beach (or 10 minute bike ride, or 30 minute walk), 5-minute drive to the heart of Greektown, 5-minute drive to Little India, 5-minute drive to DVP, 10-minute drive to Lakeshore/Gardiner, 10-minute drive to Leslieville, 10-15 minute drive to the gorgeous Scarborough Bluffs. Basically, you're in the middle of a lot of great stuff. 'Nuff said.
4) East Lynn Farmer's Market – set in a beautiful park just west of Danforth and Woodbine, this source of pride boasts local eats and has a splash pool for the kids. It's also really close to Carter's Ice Cream, Melanie's Bistro and the new Circus Coffee house.
5) Less traffic congestion. You'll be amazed how much more things breathe once you get out a bit further east. Also, parking right on the Danforth is free after 6 pm on many parts of Danforth Village / Danforth East (whereas you have to pay until 9 pm in most parts of the city, and even Midnight in some areas).
6) You're on or near the subway line. You can hop on the Danforth line and be across the city in a flash. Woodbine station to Yonge and Bloor in 12 minutes, for example. No waiting for buses in the cold or sitting in rush hour traffic – it's great how consistent it is going from A to B on the subway.
7) It still has a real, authentic feel to it. Charming delis, convenience stores and a quaint vibe with friendly neighbours. No pretention. Classic old-school pizza joints, neighbourhood staples, etc. are what help add to the character of the 'hood.
8 ) Gorgeous natural environment. Stan Wadlow/Taylor Creek Park are all nearby. There are miles of beautiful biking and walking trails that can take you across the city, all the while surrounded by dense, beautiful trees and the creek itself splitting the trail up the middle. The fantastic Kiwanis swimming pool is nearby and offers a (free) chance to bring the family for a cool-down splash on those hot summer days. There are also about eight baseball diamonds, the East York Curling Club, an awesome skate park and East York Arena. Yeah, it's really sweet.
9) The "boom" is yet to come. The nice restaurants and cafes (Relish, Melanie's, Circus, etc.) have started to spring up, but it's still "up-and-coming", allowing current buyers to get in on the "ground floor". If you search 'All East End Toronto Listings' you'll see there are more 'affordable' homes in Danforth East than elsewhere. With Carmelina Condos set to start construction soon at Woodbine and Danforth, there will likely be more of an acceleration. People moving in there and elsewhere in the 'hood want great places to eat, drink and shop that are within a short walk's distance.
10) You can head west and be downtown, head north and hit the highway, head south and hit the beaches, or head east and hit the more suburban-feeling Big Box stores when you need to rock that kinda thing. It's a versatile area with access to many different cultures, lifestyles and "shopportunities".
Like anything, there are challenges and obstacles that can stand in the way of any neighbourhood growing and flourishing, and nothing is ever for sure. But by all accounts, the word is that the Danforth East community is in the process of replenishing and refreshing itself, and is heading towards an exciting future. It's fun to be a part of that process.
Well, that's our Top 10. Until next time, we want to know: what are your fave reasons to live on Danforth East?
(the opinions and thoughts expressed are solely those of the author of the Danforth Mosaic blog, who is neither a real estate agent nor an urban planner or a psychic, just a happy resident of Danforth East who likes what's goin' on)
Couldn't have said it better! Thank you Danforth Mosaic.


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2.032 Dynamics
Class Info
Review of momentum principles. Hamilton's principle and Lagrange's equations. Three-dimensional kinematics and dynamics of rigid bodies. Study of steady motions and small deviations therefrom, gyroscopic effects, causes of instability. Free and forced vibrations of lumped-parameter and continuous systems. Nonlinear oscillations and the phase plane. Nonholonomic systems. Introduction to wave propagation in continuous systems.
This class has 2.003 as a prerequisite.
2.032 will be offered this semester (Fall 2019). It is instructed by T. R. Akylas, T. Peacock and N. Hadjiconstantinou.
Lecture occurs 1:00 PM to 2:30 PM on Mondays and Wednesdays in 3-370.
This class counts for a total of 12 credits.
You can find more information on MIT OpenCourseWare at the Dynamics site.
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Gryphonwood Press unveiled a brand new audiobook cover for The Exiled by William Meikle a short while ago. I absolutely love the artwork. The Exiled is a tale that I very much enjoyed bringing to life.
When several young girls are abducted from various locations in Edinburgh, Detective John Granger and his brother Alan, a reporter, investigate the cases from different directions. The abductor is cunning, always one step ahead, and the only clue he leaves behind at each scene are the brutalized corpses of black swans.
When the brothers' investigations finally converge at a farmhouse in Central Scotland, they catch a glimpse of where the girls have been taken, a place both far away yet close enough to touch. A land known throughout Scottish history with many names: Faerie, Elfheim, and the Astral Plane. It is a place of legend and horror, a myth. But the brothers soon discover it's real, and, to catch the abductor, they will have to cross over themselves.
To catch a killer, John and Alan Granger will have to battle the Cobbe, a strange and enigmatic creature that guards the realm, a creature of horrific power that demands a heavy price for entry into its world. The fate of both realms hangs in the balance… and time is running out.


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TransData, a manufacturer of advanced metering infrastructure (AMI) and related energy measurement products for electric utilities and industry, said Elster Solutions has licensed TransData's smart meter patents portfolio.
The terms of the agreement are confidential.
TransData said its smart meter patents relate to pioneering technology invented by TransData for installing a wireless communication module "under-glass" in digital electric meters.
"With this latest agreement, all major North American electric meter manufacturers (Elster, Itron, Aclara/GE, Landis+Gyr and Sensus) have licensed TransData's Smart Electric Meter Patents, as well as various other manufacturers of smart meters and street lights," said TransData.
TransData President Trace Gleibs said: "TransData's Smart Meter Patent licensees now represent more than 60 million digital electric revenue meters equipped with under-glass wireless communications deployed in the United States."
Attorneys Jamie McDole and Phillip Philbin at Haynes and Boone, LLP represented TransData in the licensing deal.


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On Art: Time and Tactility
I spent this Saturday afternoon at the Art Institute of Chicago, an incredible institution that never fails to inspire jealousy. Not the admiring jealousy inspired by the visual artists I know personally – the ones who found their craft in the visual or tactile realm and who work like demons to improve their skills (and I am jealous of you, one and all, for both your dedication and ability to create something that can be touched) – but something deeper, that revolves around a time when art seemed to mean more.
I always forget how much I adore John Singer Sargent and Ivan Albright. Both seeing the art from a distance, as it's intended to be seen, and getting up closer than I'm meant to, to look closely at the broad strokes of thick paint and color. When I inspect those, I remember that each stroke was a choice made, a decision on color and thickness and direction. I remember that each of those tiny decisions, strung together, created a miraculous result.
I'm not foolish enough to believe this is only in classical paintings. Digital art is the result of just as many tiny decisions, strokes of a mouse or Wacom tablet. Photography requires painstaking work around composition, light, lenses and structure. In sculpture the placement of chisel to stone is, in general, less observed than the glory of the end result. And in good writing, every sentence takes as much work and effort as every brush-stroke.
All of those, however, are backstage work. Invisible unless you hold it close to your eyes and make yourself remember that human hands were behind this creation. The thick brush-strokes of the painters whom I admire and most envy reveal both the genius which went into the entirety of the composition, as well as into each individual component.
This is, perhaps, no more than some idealized artistic myth. I'm prone to both mythmaking and idolization.
Admittedly, my sister took me to the Institute to particularly see the revamped Arms and Armor exhibit, which she knew was always my favorite as a boy and young man. What red-blooded American boy doesn't love knights and implements of destruction? The new exhibit remains impressive, and you should go to see it, but for the reasons listed above I am more struck as a grown man by Whistler's Mother (also here on a limited run) and Sargent's portrait of Mrs. George Swinton (Elizabeth Ebsworth).
Maximum Velocity
Several years ago, I wrote my first science fiction story in ages. "Backup" is a dark-hearted futuristic noir tale about desperate poverty and the lengths to which men will go to reclaim what is theirs.
Backup was first published in Space Tramps, a Flying Pen Press anthology edited by the always delightful Jennifer Brozek in 2011. Unfortunately, Flying Pen Press ceased publishing fiction in 2013, and the books went out of print.
Last year I got an email from David Lee Summers, one of the leading minds behind the five Full-Throttle Space Tales anthologies. A new house was assembling a best-of anthology, and he asked if I'd like to re-publish my story! I immediately agreed, especially with the news that Jennifer would once more be editing.
(Can you tell I like working with Jennifer? Any author would.)
The upshot of this: Coming in June, you can read my short story Backup along with seventeen other short science fiction pieces:
From Space Pirates:
"On the Eve of the Last Great Ratings War" by David Boop
"Space Pirate Cookies" by C.J. Henderson
"Earth-Saturn Transit" by W.A. Hoffman
From Space Sirens:
"Outpost 6" by Julia Phillips
"Hijacking the Legacy" by David Lee Summers
"Rebel Moon" by Carol Hightshoe
From Space Grunts:
"Price of Command" by Irene Radford and Bob Brown
"Finders Keepers" by Scott Pearson
"Granny's Grunts" by Alan L. Lickiss
From Space Horrors:
"Last Man Standing" by Danielle Ackley-McPhail
"Into the Abyss" by Dayton Ward
"Listening" by Anna Paradox
From Space Tramps:
"Backup" by Ivan Ewert
"The Frigate Lieutenant's Woman" by Erik Scott de Bie
"Oh Give Me Land, Lots of Land, Under Starry Skies Above" by Shannon Page and Mark J. Ferrari
From Space Battles:
"The Thirteens" by Gene Mederos
"The Joystick War" by Jean Johnson
"Guard Dog" by Mike Resnick and Brad R. Torgersen
If you're a history buff, David Lee Summers outlines the entire timeline of Full-Throttle Space Tales on his own blog entry, Maximum Velocity Cover Reveal … speaking of which …
005: Hateful Repetition
Today's question is, "What do you do repeatedly that you hate doing?"
Heh. Only ten minutes? All right, let's pick one and dig deep:
I hate that I internalized the idea that my own dreams and desires should never come before those of other people. My mother, whom I love very deeply and by whom I was beyond fortunate to be raised, recently told me she didn't do my sister and I any favors by implicitly teaching us this mindset and explicitly reinforcing it.
My personal role, as I've seen it, has almost always been in support. To be there for what other people needed, to lend my muscles or mindpower or financial or emotional resources to the people who mattered to me. Or, in the absence of any of them, to whomever came along and needed help.
It's a trait that has landed me in hot water with scam artists and sob stories. It's cost me a great deal over the years in terms of deferred personal growth and pleasures or wishes denied. It's not something I enjoy about myself, but it is rooted so deeply inside of me that standing against it causes a huge disconnect and massive discomfort.
I've been through therapy and life coaching. I've read uncountable books on self-help. I've tried assertiveness training. None of it takes away the very real psychic turmoil caused when I want to do one thing, and someone I love even suggests something different.
On top of the trouble it causes me, it doesn't make me easy to live with, either. It took over ten years of marriage to understand that a yes-man doesn't make a terribly good husband; and thank everything that is that we decided against having children.
As a friend it may be easier – you can typically rely on me to go with the flow, unless it's something really important like avoiding a restaurant I know is terrible. Still, I suspect that even then, people would prefer I express a preference.
There have been times I've overcome this tendency. When I was at my very happiest in my skin, around 2010 or so, I had less trouble putting myself first and expressing my opinions. Unsurprisingly, I made a much bigger and better impression on the people I met and dealt with at that stage in my life. Over time, however, old habits overrode that other, stronger, more assertive part of my personality.
That said, I'm better than I was. I am still working on it. But while putting others first certainly sounds like a noble ideal, it's something I hate about my character, and yet repeatedly indulge in.
Are there other, worse vices which I hate but repeat? Oh heck yes. Eating and drinking to excess, making excuses, passive aggression. As well as everyday behaviors like biting nails and mindlessly surfing the internet. I could go on all day with things I do repeatedly but hate doing, but as an exercise in digging to find the root causes, this is the one which consumes me, and which I suspect underlies many of those other vices.
Unless, of course, you'd prefer I hated something else. In which case I'll do my best to please.
004: This Year's Greatest Experience
"What experience from this past year do you appreciate the most?"
For the past 11 months, I have served as an Area Director for the Toastmasters organization. It has been, by turns, fulfilling and frustrating, rewarding and … really, really difficult.
In terms of appreciation, however, it's hard to beat this experience.
Taking on this position inspired me to take on greater challenges in the office, and in other spheres of my personal life. I have said "yes!" with enthusiasm to several opportunities which I would have hesitated to accept in the past, even when I was unsure of my capacity to execute them with perfection.
I have met such a large group of warm and wonderful people, all of whom are invested in improving their skills and being of service to a larger cause. They come from all over the Chicagoland area, and when the District is split between North and South I will miss seeing several of them, but will rest well knowing that they are continuing their good work in another sphere. I consider many of these people friends, and several of them as inspirations.
I've learned a great deal about myself and have improved my skillset as a leader. While I could have done more – and I will always feel I could have done more – I have certainly grown in terms of dealing with challenges and setbacks, in terms of long-range planning and in dealing with sometimes difficult personalities.
I no longer fire off immediate responses to questions which can be set aside until more important matters are attended to. I have learned to keep my hands off those projects and clubs which are running well, relinquishing control and delegating authority to the proper individuals. I have also learned how to most effectively step in to offer assistance when it is needed.
At some level, too, I have learned to lose more gracefully. In this year, not all my efforts have borne fruit. Some clubs into which I put my time and energy have decided to discontinue their charters, and ideas I advanced have been turned away by others. I have yet to be able to find a replacement for my position, which is a source of some vexation.
Still, I do not take these as slights on myself or on my capabilities. Instead, they are lessons in the famed serenity prayer, choices made by others which are beyond my actual control.
For that knowledge alone, along with many other insights and opportunities, I can truly say that I have appreciated this challenge.
I can also say, however, that I will not pick these reins up again lightly. I enjoy crafting words and phrases, speaking in public and sharing my knowledge with others. The administration and oversight of others is something I can now gracefully relinquish into hands which are unknown to me, but which I am certain will be up to the task.
003: Does "Perfect" Exist?
In which we wax philosophical, apparently. I believe that there is, indeed, such a thing as perfect. However, that thing lies not in a thing as it is, but in a thing as it is perceived.
Let's consider a perfect afternoon. I've eaten a delicious lunch and had a small cocktail to round things out. The sky is bright azure and there are small, white, puffy clouds skittering about the ceiling of the world. The temperature is in the mid-seventies, the grass is green, the lawn work is already done, leaving me comfortably sore and tired. I have no commitments in the evening or for the rest of the afternoon. The hammock is set up, and I am in that hammock, watching the clouds in the sky and considering this perfect day.
The day, in and of itself, is not perfect. Somewhere, a child lays screaming; somewhere, missles are being fired, somewhere, an old woman is dying alone and unloved. The day itself is certainly not perfect. The experience which I am having – my perception of this day – is perfect, as long as I don't consider these other elements of lives outside my own.
And yes, these are the thoughts which intrude upon my most perfect days. For how dare I enjoy perfection in an imperfect world?
Let's consider a perfect meal. A beautifully balanced pre-dinner drink, made by expert hands with a strong sense of flavor. Appetizers which prepare the taste buds and sharpen hunger, perhaps a little crunchy, perhaps a little sweet. Soup to follow which cleanses the palate and is presented with precision. An entrée of tender lamb, with a crisp crust and an interior which falls off the bone, served over garlic whipped potatoes and sweet peas. Dessert of crème brulee and a glass of Armagnac to finish.
A perfect meal, but one which would turn a vegan's stomach, which would send an alcoholic packing, would absolutely freak out anyone more frugal than your humble narrator. A perfect meal nonetheless, in my experience and perception.
And yes, I ask as I eat; how dare I enjoy such luxuries, when I am surrounded by want and need? Who am I to partake of perfection when others go hungry?
Or a perfect relationship, one in which each partner's needs are perfectly and exquisitely balanced to bring maximum pleasure to each one, to serve one another's hopes, dreams, and desires and which lasts until the day they pass peacefully together into that long night. Hardly perfect in the eyes of their divorcee friends.
Perfect exists as an experiential state of mind. Is there a platonic ideal of any material thing? Perhaps elsewhere. Perhaps in the mists of another world. Here, however, as Milton says – Our minds can make a Heaven of Hell, or a Hell of Heaven. With our thoughts and our eyes, our choice of how to see those things around us, we can make perfection here on Earth …
Or we can question our rights to Heaven.


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text: |Mother Teresa demonstrated many leadership skills. She demonstrated one by creating an orphanage even though she had no funds. Another leadership skill Mother Teresa showed another leadership skill by following Gods plan for her. She assisted many people who needed her help even when things got tough for her. Mother Teresa showed courage by helping many people with Leprosy. She also started a clinic called Nirma Hriday for the victims of the disease. Mother Teresa showed good perseverance by working and traveling even though she had heart problems. Mother Teresa also showed generosity and charity because she helped the poor.


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The defendant has been convicted of the April 24, 1980, robbery of a bank. On appeal, he questions the denial of his pretrial motion to suppress evidence obtained pursuant to two search warrants.
1. The defendant had standing to contest the validity of the warrant issued on May 1, 1980, authorizing the search of his girlfriend's residence. See Jones v. United States, 362 U.S. 257, 265-267 (1960); Rakas v. Illinois, 439 U.S. 128, 148-149 (1978).
2. The May 1, 1980, warrant was supported by an affidavit of Trooper Thomas J. O'Connor of the Massachusetts State police. Made on personal knowledge and reliable information, the affidavit recited the circumstances of the robbery and facts which led the police to believe that the defendant was one of the robbers, including a statement sworn to by "John Doe" before an assistant clerk magistrate of a District Court which asserted that "Doe" knew the defendant and that the defendant had told "Doe" that he (the defendant) had committed the robbery. The affidavit also described the defendant's activities and whereabouts shortly before and after the robbery. It further indicated that the trooper had arrested the defendant that night (May 1, 1980), and "[h]e was then living at the home of his girl friend," who was identified by name and specific address. The affidavit sought, and the warrant conferred, authority to search that residence for ten specifically identified items which included the handgun and other implements used in the robbery (ammunition, a stolen license plate and stolen automobile keys), the fruits of the crime (the money taken), and various items of clothing.
The defendant makes no attack on the "John Doe" feature of the affidavit, and we consider that aspect no further. He argues that the affidavit fails to set forth facts sufficient to provide probable cause to believe that the handgun and other items described in the warrant would be found in his girlfriend's apartment. This argument is grounded upon the claim that the statement in the affidavit that the defendant was "then living at the home of his girl friend" is "baldly conclusory" and insufficient because the statement is unsupported by underlying facts. We disagree.
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The affidavit contains factual information of a highly incriminating nature sufficient to implicate the defendant in the commission of the robbery and the theft of the getaway car. It also indicates that the defendant had been recently paroled in Florida, where he had committed a robbery, that he had attempted to purchase a handgun in Springfield under an assumed name, that he had registered at a named motel and also at a Springfield hotel under an alias, and that shortly before the robbery he had left the hotel without checking out and had not been seen there since. When arrested at his girlfriend's apartment, he was carrying documents identifying him as "Richard D. Wiley." The facts in the affidavit would depict the defendant to any reasonable magistrate as a person without roots in the community who purposely sought to remain transient and who had gone to considerable lengths before and after the crime to evade identification. It is reasonable to conclude from the detailed nature of the information in the affidavit, that the affiant's statements were based upon intensive police investigation during the eight days following the robbery's commission. The magistrate could reasonably infer from this detailed picture that the defendant would most likely stay out of the motel and hotel where he was known to have stayed before the robbery and that he had taken up temporary residence in his girlfriend's apartment in which he had been found and arrested at night. Further, it could reasonably be inferred that as a robber the defendant would likely hide the implements and fruits of the crime in a secure place where he could easily regain possession of them, compare United States v. Charest, 602 F.2d 1015, 1017 (1st Cir. 1979), and that his use of other premises under an assumed name was designed to throw the police off his trial. We agree with the judge that it would have been useful if the trooper had included in the affidavit the additional information that the defendant, at the time of his arrest, had his suitcase in the apartment, and that the suitcase had been taken, at the defendant's request, from the front bedroom. The omission of these facts, however, is not fatal, because a realistic study of the affidavit under pertinent standards, see United States v. Ventresca, 380 U.S. 102, 109 (1965); Commonwealth v. Stewart, 358 Mass. 747 , 751 (1971); Commonwealth v. Martin, 6 Mass. App. Ct. 624 , 627 (1978), "leads us to conclude that, while it might have included more facts then known to the police, it justifies an inference that [the items identified] may have been in [his girlfriend's apartment], where the defendant resided." Commonwealth v. Cefalo, 381 Mass. 319 , 330 (1980).
3. The second warrant, issued on May 2, 1980, authorized the search of a cleaning establishment for clothing of the defendant described in a ticket found in his jacket pursuant to the earlier search. The affidavit in support of this warrant expressly incorporated the information in the prior affidavit, supplemented by details of the results of the first search. The defendant's only objection is that "the information in the [second] affidavit was based upon the fruits of the poisonous tree." Since we identify
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Athmiya: 'i Play A Sri Lankan Refugee In Kaaviyyan' Cinema News
Ask her the reason for staying away from the industry for nearly five years and she says, "It was not intentional. As I come from a non-filmy background, I didn't have proper guidance on what projects I should take up after my debut. In fact, I never expected Manam Kothi Paravai will do well. I am happy that people here recognise me for the role I did years ago."
However, Athmeya says that she had confined herself to Malayalam films. "I was a part of two Malayalam films. Though one of the films didn't have a theatrical release, it won the Kerala state award for its off-beat content. Moreover, I also had plans to pursue my higher studies abroad as my sister lives there. That is another reason for missing out on a lot of opportunities."
The actress recently completed shooting for a film, Kaaviyyan, which has Shaam in the lead. "I play a Sri Lankan refugee in the film, and we shot major portions of it in the US. The film is an action-thriller, and it will be released in both Tamil and Telugu. I became quite excited when the team shot for action sequences, as they wanted to try something new. Stunt Siva has done an amazing job, and I am sure the film will go well with the audience."
On her upcoming film with Samuthirakani, directed by Subramaniam Siva, she says, "I am playing a village girl in the film, which is completely in contrast to the role I play in Kaaviyyan. It's an agriculture-based film, which has an important message for people. We shot most of the portions in the interiors of Tiruvannamalai. I have a lot of expectations on this one as well."


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Just because there were only three celebrities left in the Jungle camp at the beginning of tonight's show (December 4), it doesn't mean the Bushtucker Trials are about get any easier.
In fact, if anything, Ant and Dec took the opportunity to test Joel Dommett and his commitment to his campmates even more as they offered him up 10 meals in the Bushtucker Bonanza – five delicious, practically gourmet feasts, and five classic Bushtucker dishes.
For every Bushtucker dish he ate, Joel would win a star towards the final night banquet for him and remaining campmates Adam Thomas and Scarlett Moffatt, but for every non-Bushtucker dish he ate... well, Joel would get a lovely meal, and his campmates would get nothing.
Before the task, Joel told the hosts that he "genuinely cannot believe" he made it to the final, but just one dish in we bet he was rethinking that particular feeling.
In a Jungle first, Joel was presented with the choice of a dead hawk moth or a delicious pizza and considering this is a camp that nails every Bushtucker Trial, he chose the moth, saying it tasted of "moth and furry". We'll take your word for that, Joel.
Next up, he turned down a roast chicken dinner with all the trimmings and his favourite meal of steak, sweet potato mash and peppercorn sauce in favour of a pig's snout and two fish eyes.
"I'm not the kind of person to do it, but I imagine this is what it's like being in a strip club," he joked on turning down the lovely dishes. "You can see it but you can't have it."
But hey, at least we got a fish-eye impression of Ant and Dec out of that particular decision, so it's not all bad (for us, at least).
Then Joel was faced with the choice of goat penis and testicles or a New York cheesecake, and was just as outraged as us by the fact he had to choose at all.
"What kind of a decision is that?" He cried. "Look at the consistency of the base!"
After a quick inhale of the cheesecake, he again opted for the Bushtucker dish to earn himself an afternoon treat, telling the cheesecake: "I'll see you in a day, wait up for me."
Finally, it was down to the drinks and Joel was presented with blended scorpion or a gin and tonic, and while we know which one we'd choose, Joel acted in the best interests of the camp yet again and downed the smoothie, saying: "That was horrible but I'm really proud."
We're sure his campmates were pretty proud of him too, as the first three stars won provided a main course for each campmate, while the fourth and fifth stars gave Joel a treat and then his drinks for the night.
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Satanic Ritual Abuse: A Second Look
In the last ten years, the issue of Satanic ritual abuse has gone from being what some investigators called "the crime of the decade" to being the butt of every media joke and the target of Christian "investigative journalists". The reasons for this turnaround, and whether it's safe to breathe easily knowing it was all "Satanic panic" and doesn't really exist, warrants serious consideration. If it doesn't exist, then obviously it was much ado about nothing. Certainly several major Christian ministries, journalists and publications have stuck their neck out on that assumption. However, if Satanic ritual abuse does in fact exist, no matter to what degree, then we have a responsibility to find out the truth of the matter. That, of course, is easier said than done. The "investigative report" on Mike Warnke, as well as subsequent articles seeking to "debunk" ritual abuse stories, devastated people and ministries and caused thousands of alleged survivors and cult victims to retreat, doubt, bleed. Certainly Mike Warnke's situation warranted correction. One seriously doubts that it was handled in a Biblical, Christ-like way. They authors claimed to have wanted to expose it to the church before the secular press go hold of the facts. Then, they went and leaked it to the secular press. Would Christ, or even Paul, spend or sanction spending multiple thousands of dollars investigating, then publicly exposing a Christian brother without warning? "I rejoice, that whether in pretense or sincerity, Christ is preached." That would be, and was, Paul's stand. None of these "investigators" or magazines that published them gave any thought to the damage it would do to the scores of kids Warnke brought to Christ. Lauren Stratford, author of the best - seller Satan's Underground, in other "investigative reports", was drawn, quartered, and crucified unmercifully without any opportunity to defend herself . For the record, despite the humiliation and ridicule, Ms. Stratford* is alive and well, and reaching out to scores of survivors in the name of Jesus. In addition, Satan's Underground, (picked up by another publisher after Harvest House pulled it in hopes of ending the controversy it created) is still available and selling well, as well as her other two subsequent books that deliver a message of hope and encouragement to survivors. And, despite reports to the contrary, she has not recanted one word of her testimony as written in Satan's Underground. It should be noted that 99% of Ms. Stratford's allegations are based on real experiences and not "recovered memories." These Christian denials of Satanic ritual abuse, set forth in numerous writings by such notables as Bob and Gretchen Passantino, Jon Trott from Cornerstone Magazine, and Christian Research Institute, paralleled in time, sources and theories the secular world's move to disprove ritual abuse. In fact, the same sources are repeatedly used: The False Memory Syndrome Foundation (whose founders were accused of abuse by their own daughter who is a respected academic who stands by her claims and never spoke about her parents until they publicly tried to discredit her): Special Agent Kenneth V. Lanning of the F.B.I. , who claims he has never seen any evidence of ritual crime; and Ralph Underwager, a paid court "expert" who says children always lie about abuse (and who is on public record as supporting the pedophile's God-given right to find an expression for their attraction to children). Because of the caliber of the experts quoted, nearly the entire Christian community accepted their expertise - without reservation, without discrimination, without question. In the aftermath of this pendulum swing, there has not been one fair, factual hearing of the evidence published in the Christian press. This article is an attempt to rectify that imbalance - on behalf of the victims. Because, in the end, that is what is at issue: What about the victims? In order to take this second look, certain untruths need to be undone, untruths that have been assumed to be right but never properly supported by facts.
UNTRUTH: There is no evidence of ritual abuse.
TRUTH: There are multiple thousands of victims of ritual abuse. Among those thousands, there are multiple hundreds of children who have been fully examined and have documentation of the sexual abuse they allege, as well as volumes of therapeutic evaluations and case files detailing the most graphic, horrific, ugly, frightening abuse anyone could imagine, except, perhaps, the adult survivors, whose allegations fairly duplicate to the detail the children's stories. These details, incidentally, are so intricate and "adult", that it is insanity to suggest the children "got it from watching too much TV" Not even Stephen King could contrive details this sickening. Those who suggest these children "made it up" show their ignorance of the incapability of children to make up such exacting details, nor can they explain why in most cases there is corresponding, medically documented proof of sexual violation. Few if any of them have even bothered to read these evaluations or talk to a single child. Regardless, even many of those who may find it difficult to believe that such horrible ritual abuse took place, nonetheless come away from a thorough look at the evidence saying, "Something happened to these kids. Someone abused them." To suggest, as so many "debunkers" have out of hand, that it's just "Satanic panic" is not just an insult but a deep and undeserved injury to the little ones who have been so abused.
It is necessary at this point to address the most often-quoted statement from the F.B.I.'s "expert" Ken Lanning: "There is no evidence of Satanic crime." That statement is patently false. If you have a strong stomach, and don't have any conflict reading a secular book, Michael Newton's Raising Hell fully documents the reality of Satanic crime. Not only does it give hundreds of examples of modern Satanic crime, it also gives overwhelming historical evidence that widespread Satanic rituals and sacrifice of children and infants is documentable as far back as the 16th century, exposing as untrue the skeptic's view that all of it is just "folklore." Satanic mass murdering socialites Gilles de Rais and Catherine Deshayes, both executed for the mass slaughter of children, were no "urban myths". And, they were Satanists.
Although some would point to the survey of 11,000 professionals and their responses as proof of no evidence, I understand only a fraction of those solicited for response even responded at all, making it an unfair analysis to begin with.
UNTRUTH: All Satanic ritual abuse memories are the result of "false memories".
TRUTH: First of all, the "False Memory Syndrome"
explanation is just a theory and not recognized as a scientific or even
psychological diagnosis. Secondly, It is impossible for thousands of children
and adults, as young as three and as old as seventy, most having never
met nor communicated nor had access to any "shared network"
information concerning ritual abuse, to be telling the same stories down
to miniscule details, dates, intricate ritual setups and in some cases,
the same perpetrators. Yes, there can be some incidences of false memories,
but the incidents are not as widespread as the False Memory Syndrome Foundation
and "investigative journalists" want us to believe. For Christians,
there are only three explanations for such widespread and intricate testimony:
One, it's a mass psychic phenomenon, mass mental transference of information.
And I don't know many Christians who are inclined to accept that theory.
Two, it's mass demonic deception. However, a full 80% or more of all the
victims I have worked with, children, adults and families, are Christians
or from a Christian home, people dedicated to God's Word and God's truth.
The third option is to accept that they are telling the truth. No, we
may not understand everything they have been through or sorted out all
the details, but to dismiss out of hand these numerous allegations as
"false memories" is simplistic, not to mention insensitive to
the complex issues of the survivors.
As a private investigator and law enforcement trainer on cult related crimes, I have worked for ten grueling years on actual, flesh and blood ritual abuse cases, murder cases and criminal investigations of every sort. Numerous professionals, from judges to EMS workers after seeing our workshops, have told us that they have been seeing evidence of serious ritual crime including Satanic mutilated corpses for years but simply hadn't had the tools then to identify it.
The evidence is there - buried in nearly every police department file around the country - marked "unknown".
If Satanic crime is widespread, the skeptics say, why can't current evidence be found? First of all, it gets found all the time, but chances are you won't hear about it. Many times it is kept from the public to avoid a so-called "Satanic panic." I spoke with a registered nurse some years ago who had been walking to work and saw an ambulance and several police cars. She went to see if she could be of assistance, and came upon the decapitated body of a woman who had black candles surrounding her body. It never made the paper. It never will. This is one of dozens of incidences I know of where the public never was privy to such crimes. I have seen the murder slides of several of these nondisclosed murders.
Secondly, these groups have been doing this for centuries. They have perfected the art of secrecy, covering abuse and burying evidence. Of course, the FBI says that's not possible - despite the fact that they still have no idea what happened to Jimmy Hoffa. Children describe babies being cremated. Where's the evidence? Did you know you can buy a portable crematorium at a reasonable cost? Or dispose of bodies in trucker's lime pits designed to dispose of cattle carcasses?
But where do they get the victims? While the 5 million a year abducted child statistic is clearly over-inflated, it is also much higher than the FBI's estimated "50 people" a year number. Babies do disappear. Children are abducted. Some neglectful and abusive parents never even report their child as missing, living a transient life and moving from state to state undetected. You can buy a child in Mexico for $10, an infant for $5. Runaway teens, not considered a major priority by law enforcement, are the easiest targets of all. They are already missing and off the list of active investigations. They can be slaughtered and made to disappear without a trace - who would know? People with money - large sums acquired through drugs, child pornography and child selling, can pretty much cover up anything, especially since the country's top investigating agency denies the problem exists altogether. Child porn and child trading is estimated to be an eight billion dollar a year industry. Satanic groups work very well with them, and with that kind of money, there's not much you can't get rid of.
One last thing needs to be understood. Granted, it is only a rhetorical question, but it's a crucial one. If there is no problem and no organized threat, why, since the beginning of an organized effort to investigate and stop Satanic crime, has this happened:
In short, if Satanic crime isn't real, why the threats? Why the interference? Why the attacks?
After ten years of work, I do not have the luxury of denial and skepticism. I am a veteran of a very real, very brutal war. I can't sit on the sidelines and pontificate about false memories. Like John, I am speaking of things I have seen and touched with my hands. It is no fantasy at all. The Christian media has chosen to tackle the very "secular" issue of ritual abuse. Left out of most debate, and most debunking, has been any answers. Left out has been compassion or understanding for the victims, help for the abused and no answer to the larger questions I have raised. Sure, many issues were raised by the skeptics. But they are answerable. As of yet, no one has asked to have them answered by those of us who have first hand knowledge of ritual crime and abuse.
Since we've tackled the surface issues, now let's get to the heart of the matter: What should we as a Christian community do?
We're not required to know it all, nor understand it all, nor believe it all without question. We are required to "receive those whose faith is weak, without passing judgment on disputable matters." (Romans 14:1) Certainly ritual abuse could be considered a "disputable matter." It does not excuse our failure to receive those who allege such abuse. If we don't, we run the serious risk of standing before God one day and hearing him say, "Inasmuch as you have done it to the least of these...you have done it to Me."
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* Lauren Stratford went to be with the Lord in the springtime of 2002.
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