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When you have a migraine, you may get mixed reactions from family and friends. Some may be worried; others may get frustrated. You and your loved ones will benefit if they understand your condition and how best to help, advises the American Council for Headache Education (ACHE). Talk about the headaches and the problems they cause.
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When you have a migraine, you can feel quite debilitated. But when you're feeling good, though, you're probably quite productive. If friends or family are overly helpful or offer unsolicited advice, tell them that you've got a treatment plan worked out with your health care provider. It's good to have help, but when people do too much, it can make you feel less capable.
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Heralded Auburn recruit Dee Liner was still in class Tuesday when the news of Gus Malzahn's hiring as the new Tigers coach broke.
The Muscle Shoals defensive lineman, who's rated one of the best in the country, didn't yet have an opinion of the hire, saying he isn't familiar with Malzahn.
"I really don't know at this point, but I'll probably have some answers soon," said Liner, who committed to Auburn before his junior year in 2011. "I've never talked to (Malzahn). I'll probably have a talk with him soon.
"I'm still going to be with them, but I have to see what kind of defense they're running, things like that."
Rated a five-star prospect by recruiting websites Rivals and Scout, Liner combines with linebacker Reuben Foster and defensive end Carl Lawson as the backbone of an Auburn 2013 recruiting class that Rivals ranks 10th nationally.
Trooper Taylor, the recruiting coordinator on former coach Gene Chizik's staff, has continued recruiting Liner since Chizik was fired Nov. 25. Taylor was seen wearing Auburn apparel while standing on the sideline during Muscle Shoals' loss at McAdory on Friday.
"Me and coach Taylor have stayed talking," Liner said. "We have a good relationship."
Liner said he had a similarly close relationship with Chizik, whose firing had him weighing options other than playing at Auburn.
"It did shock me," Liner said of Chizik's firing. "It hurt me a lot. I've never been as tight with a coach before as I was with Chizik. At first, it had me looking elsewhere, but I decided that I'm going to play for a school, not a coach."
While Liner said he still considers himself an Auburn verbal commitment, finality won't come until Feb. 6, the first day high school seniors can sign with college programs.
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- Dining Style: Fine Dining
- Website: http://www.flemingssteakhouse.com/locations/nj/marlton
- Phone: 8569881351
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Dinner: Monday - Thursday: 5:00pm - 10:00pm, Friday - Saturday: 5:00pm - 11:00pm, Sunday: 4:00pm - 9:00pm
- Payment Options: AMEX,Discover,MasterCard,Visa
- Cuisine: Steak, American
- Dress Code: Business Casual
- Accepts Walk-Ins: Yes
- Additional Details: Banquet/Private Rooms, Bar Dining, Bar/Lounge, Full Bar, Happy Hour, Non-Smoking Restaurant, Personal wines welcome (corkage fee applies), Private Room, Takeout, Wheelchair Access, Wine, Wine Bar
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Fleming's Prime Steakhouse & Wine Bar pairs a passion for service and seasonal ingredients with the finest USDA Prime beef. Every dish is meticulously made from scratch and served by our attentive staff. You'll also discover the perfect wine for every mood with the Fleming's 100®, our award-winning list of 100 wines by the glass. Our wine list features top-rated vineyards from around the world. We also offer Private Dining Rooms and a personal Private Dining Director who will craft the perfect occasion for any group size or budget. At Fleming's, every visit is filled with indulgent possibilities.Continued
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68 reviews since May 27, 2014
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special occasion (52)notable wine list (41)romantic (34)fit for foodies (23)vibrant bar scene (13)neighborhood gem (12)good for groups (11)hot spot (4)great for brunch (2)late-night find (2)kid-friendly (2)great for lunch (1)Show More
- Awesome!skinnygreedygalVIPDined on 9/20/2014We eat here a lot but last nights dinner was the best! They have a deal going on for surf and turf, which we both ordered and an additional side. EVERYTHING was cooked to perfection! The lobster was beyond perfect! Our server was very nice also.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- OpenTable Diner Since 2011Dined on 9/19/2014Excellent service and fantastic food. Staff really went above and beyond to make our experience wonderful.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Consistently greatDiamondGirlDined on 9/19/2014Flemings is our "go-to" for a good steak and a bottle of great wine. Interesting cocktails, thoughtfully made. Don't miss the heirloom tomato and burrata salad...you won't be disappointed!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Excellent dinning experience!MelanieVIPDined on 9/14/2014My husband and I used to dine here on our birthdays and anniversaries. The food is excellent and the service is just as good. We used to get a complimentary chocolate truffles and a gift card. We will definitely be coming back. Thanks for the excellent service.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- I've had better..InuksunamoonDined on 9/12/2014My husband & I eat out ALOT. This was our 3rd & final visit. I've had better lamb chops at Longhornes steakhouse, management should go & eat at another steakhouse to check quality standards (I was served sad tiny wilted tough little things passed off as lamb chops) . Drinks were great. However, I feel the pricing is way too high for the quality of food (especially the steak) that this Resteraunt serves. Had to send my food back again (same as last 2 visits) because the chef still wasn't familiar with the term"cooked medium please" lol. I would have liked to actually eat dinner with my husband. He just ate his well done steak even though he ordered medium as well. Lol Grrrr! Will not return. Thanks but no thanks. Del Frisco's instead.Special Features:
- Flemings is Always OutstandingOpenTable Diner Since 2009VIPDined on 9/10/2014I have tried Flemings in multiple cities, and it is always an outstanding steakhouse! Try it and you will enjoy it!!Special Features:
- VinoDined on 9/6/2014The wait staff was very attentive and knowledgable. Management on top of their game in crusing the floor to ensure diners were taken care of and happy. Food was very good. The drinks were fine but nothing special.Special Features:
- Off their gameVoorheesiansDined on 9/5/2014Everything was perfect as usual - the ambiance, the service and attentiveness, and the steaks were fantastic as always. The remainder of the food, however, was "off game". The onion soup - a usual star - was watery and not as rich. My daughter's shrimp were overcooked and not up to usual standard. And the mashed potato sides - one blue cheese, one parmesan peppercorn - were VERY dry and lumpy. We love Flemings, but they were having a bad night.Special Features:
- Great all aroundChow41Dined on 9/5/2014Good food , great services waiter was good , very attentiveSpecial Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Excellent food & staffCosmoVIPDined on 9/4/2014Thank you for another fantastic dining experience! Your food is only surpassed by your staff!!!Special Features:
- GreatOpenTable Diner Since 2009VIPDined on 9/3/2014Flemings is always a great place to eat can't wait to go backSpecial Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- luv2dineoutVIPDined on 8/29/2014The staff was very efficient, friendly & accommadating. Our server, Monica D, was great. The decor is masculine and comfortable with large, roomy booths and tables.They have an extensive wine list. Even though it is primarily a steak house, their seafood is great. We would eat there more often if it was closer to us.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Friendly staff. Food well prepared.BigfanDined on 8/25/2014Very friendly staff. Food well prepared. My wife and I both enjoy the Sunday prime rib special.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Food awesome, service spectactularKAP35VIPDined on 8/22/2014Treated my son for his 24th Birthday noted that on reservation made via Open Table. There was a birthday card waiting for him when we were seated and when we got the check they gave him a box of truffles. Our waiter was excellent as was the food. Attention by staff to table (ie. drinks and clean up) was top notch. Management was on sight and was stopping by tables to check on everyone. I would return to Flemings for a great steak dinner instead of having to drive into the city and would highly recommend it.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Dinner At FlemingsSoupyVIPDined on 8/21/2014Had Dinner with grown granddaughter to celebrate her new job. Food was excellent and service was again very good. Another very nice time at Fleming's, Marlton.Special Features:
- Not worth the moneyOpenTable Diner Since 2008Dined on 8/16/2014We wanted to try a new place for our anniversary and decided on Flemings. It was OK, the definition of just OK. For the money they charge we were expecting more. If you are looking for a high-end, nice, romantic place to get a good steak I think you would be better served going to Giumarello's, the Chophouse, or Bobby Flay's place in AC. In my experience all of these were a better experience, food, and definitely price.Special Features:
- My son's 24th Birthday.MOmzto2Dined on 8/16/2014The food was delicious! The atmosphere was quiet and romantic and perfect for elegant dining. Ray was our server. He was very informative and patient with us since it was our first time dining here. Fleming's even gave my son a box of truffles and a gift card for his birthday. We were all impressed and will definitely return.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- A good experienceOpenTableaddictDined on 8/15/2014The food was excellent and plentiful. The service was excellent as we'll. the only problem was the exceedingly noisy person at the adjoining booth. Could not even carry on a conversation with my wife since we could not hear each other. The price was expensive but no higher than any other first rate steak house.Special Features:
- Top NotchOpenTable Diner Since 2012Dined on 8/1/2014Can't believe we hadn't been there before. Nice local spot that compares to the big city boys like The Palm or Capital Grill. Service was amazing and food was even betterSpecial Features:
- OpenTable Diner Since 2010VIPDined on 8/1/2014We had an outstanding meal! My husband and I both ordered the Savor the Summer 3 course diner which was excellent. The appetizer if Sushami Tuna with avocado was fresh and delicious. Our main course was salmon and bacon wrapped filet. Dessert was Strawberry Shortcake with strawberries and blueberries covered with crème fresh. Each course was spectacular. We always stop in the bar when we arrive to take advantage of the 5 for 6 til 7 drinks and appetizers. It is a fantastic deal and a great start to the evening.Special Features:
- Good Food, Great Service!Luv2eatDined on 7/27/2014The food was very good. The steaks and prime rib were tender and juicy. The steaks had nice crusts in the outside. The crab cakes were all crab meat. Onion rings looked and taste very good also. The cheese cake was not too sweet which was just how I like it. The services were simply excellent. The manager and our server checked with us many times to make sure the food was prepared to our expectation. Water and ice tea refill were taking care of before I even had a chance to ask. I had never experienced such a good service anywhere else. My only complaint was the lighting is a bit too dark for our party. It was a bit pricy but I think it is okay to indulge a bit once a while.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Lee1125VIPDined on 7/24/2014This was a very good dinner but was costly. Food was well prepared.I would recommend this to a friend.
- Best Steak Ever!vgehringDined on 7/20/2014Having been to the regions best steak houses including Outback, Ruth Chris, Capitol Grille, Steak 38 and others, I have to say this was the best thus far. They offer two ways to cook your steak - broiled or hot seared then broiled. Definitely choose the searing method if you like the outside a bit crusty with a pink inside. I had the rib eye as recommended by our waiter - what a party in my mouth! Impressive number of wines by the glass to choose from. Be advised that such a meal does not come at bargain prices, so this spot may only be for special occasions for most.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Outstanding serviceDeniseVIPDined on 7/20/2014I'm not a big steak person, but received emails for the prime rib special (my friend ordered) and filet/salmon special (I ordered). I had heard Flemings was very pricey, so we decided this was an opportunity to try it. My meal was quite small and didn't come with any side, vegetable, or even garnish. The prime rib looked big, with side. The garlic mashed potatoes my friend ordered were very good and my mother and friend who got all the leftovers really enjoyed the steaks. I felt it was a bit pricey for me. The service was outstanding, from when the waiter gave me a black colored napkin instead of the white, as I was wearing black (not that I cared what color, but was very nice). Poshy service.Special Features:
- Dinner At FlemingsSoupyVIPDined on 7/19/2014Wife and I went to a favorite spot for dinner. Had a pre-dinner drink at the nice bar with friendly bartender and then sat in our favorite booth. Service was excellent as was the filet and sirloin steak. Side vegetables were good, but over-priced for quantity received, in our opinion. We look forward to our return to this Flemings.Special Features:
- Good steaksOutandAboutDined on 7/13/2014A bit pricey, but good food and nice atmosphere for a special occasion.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Consistent excellenceMunsonVIPDined on 7/13/2014Whether you want to take advantage of one of their special deals (like the prime rib special) or splurge for a special occasion, Fleming's never disappoints! The service is flawless and the food is always outstanding. On our last visit, our server took great care to accommodate a guest with special dietary restrictions.Special Features:
- Great start to an amazing eveningKGSIBDined on 7/11/2014Met with a friend, boss and mentor and our wives for dinner. Hadn't seen this particular fellow in a while. The waitress was prompt with our cocktails and helpful choosing a bottle of wine. She was extremely accommodating and quick to ensure we had everything we needed. Dinner was incredible and after dinner drinks and desert were amazing. We had so much fun, that after dinner we stop in a local watering hole and continued the evening. Quiet, quaint , great ambiance describes Flemings. A perfect dirty grey goose martini with blue cheese olives by the way!Special Features:
- Great!renayDined on 7/5/2014We had my mother-in-laws birthday party here. Everything was awesome from beginning to end. It doesn't get much better than that. We will definitely return. I would highly recommend this restaurant.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Good service but too darkTriciaVIPDined on 6/28/2014Food was good (not great), service was very good (attention to detail), but way-too-dark. Could barely read the menu even w/my reader glasses. Waiter said lights would be up in a while, guess the while never happened. It was still dark 1.5 hours later when we left.
- Always a pleasureFabULizVIPDined on 6/21/2014We love it at Flemmings. We always sit at the bar for dinner. The service is always great and everyone is always friendly. The food usually never misses a beat.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
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Does Cyber Monday's Results Change The Game For Retail Investors?
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The Monday after Thanksgiving has become increasingly important as a focal point for online consumer spending. This year's 'Cyber Monday' was recorded as the biggest in history. The widespread use of tablets and smartphones let consumers shop anywhere and anytime, hitting a record spending of around $2 billion; an 18% increase from last year. This growth is a bit faster than general online shopping, which is estimated to be growing 15% annually in the United States.
Should investors scorn traditional retailers and buy web-based retail companies based on this trend? The answer, like many things, depends on the price of a stock. If stocks of traditional retailers are priced as bargains, they are still recommendable. Alternatively, electronic retailer stocks can be overpriced.
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Consumers are enjoying the convenience offered by mobile devices more and now they start shopping as early as Thursday evening instead of waiting for Black Friday, a trend which is expected to push online sales to around $43 billion this holiday season. This total would cumulatively make about 10 percent of United States retail spending with the exclusion of food, cars, and gas. As a result, online shopping is emerging as a formidable force in the markets and retailers are now seeking to embrace it.
Retailers have been pushed to pay more attention to the online parts of their business as they are now spending more money on expanding their digital operations. Physical retailers are also shifting their primary focus from drawing customers to stores; to offering comparable online sales to those of e-commerce companies. For instance, Macy's (NYSE: M) and Nordstrom (NYSE: JWN) are now increasing the size of their cyber footprint despite having solid footing with customers who literally drive to the mall to do their shopping. Nordstrom exhibited this need to widen online customer base by its recent acquisition of online retailer HauteLook.
Analysts think this trend will continue and that traditional brick-and-mortar retail stores may soon be a thing of the past. The notable big gainers on this year's Cyber Monday were electronic retailers. Amazon (NASDAQ: AMZN) and eBay (NASDAQ: EBAY) saw sales increase by about 42% and 55%, respectively. Amazon's Kindle e-readers and tablets sales more than doubled from last year. Wayfair, a home goods online retailer, reported a 60% increase in revenue to about $6 million, with mobile sales soaring to 76%. Other gainers included Rakuten, Barnes & Noble (BKS) and Super Fly Sock Monkey. While acknowledging the progress, EMarketer Inc. vice president Clark Fredricksen said, "Mobile commerce as a whole has clearly gone beyond what it's traditionally been; which is something primarily for the research phase. They've extended the length of the shopping day."
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The challenges faced by brick and mortar department stores can motivate them to make radical and often damaging changes. Ron Johnson, the Chief Executive Officer of department store J.C. Penney (NYSE: JCP) has instituted many unpopular marketing changes at the company. A comparison can be made to Test Designer, a website used by educators to help formulate tests for students. Test Designer helps users create tests which are formatted in a unique and effective way. Similarly, sales and marking teams compile results of previous ad campaigns to learn which ads work and which do not. Like choosing the right questions to put on a test, marketing teams need to create effective marketing campaigns that resonate with consumers.
The company's revenues for last three-quarters have declined by over 20% due to sweeping changes made by the firm's new CEO. These changes have had cascading negative impacts on sales and investor sentiment. More recently, their effects on and employee morale and retention have become any issue.
The company faces many risk factors. First, its customers may continue to rebel against its new marketing and merchandising strategies. Second, recruiting and retaining knowledgeable retail managers has become difficult for the company. Third, it is feared that suppliers and vendors see the company's problems and will likely demand tougher payment terms.
The company is also taking on a new strategy of decentralized management which could have an adverse impact on the management cohesiveness, morale, communication and efficient decision-making. This would in turn result a negative impact on the company's operating efficiency. As it stands, the company is operating with fewer officers who have undertaken higher responsibility and duties as others have left the firm.
Oddly, management believes that it can further reduce its workforce in future.
Clearly, J.C. Penney made some difficult choices. Brick and mortar department stores are compelled to make strategic changes to maintain market share. J.C. Penney is now a cautionary tale about making too many changes, too fast, in too many stores at once.
Valuation Considerations
Is the market offering any deals on online or brick and mortar department stores today?
Unfortunately, eBay and Amazon are trading at price multiples that are too high for investors to seriously consider. On the other hand, the low price-to-sales and price-to-earnings multiples of Kohl's (KSS), and Dillard's (DDS) are cheap enough to warrant consideration.
Macy's would be an interesting buy candidate if it had less debt. Unfortunately, its debt-to-equity ratio is higher than one, which is usually a cut-off level for value investors. J.C. Penney and Sears are more speculative than even Macy's since these companies ran losses and absorbed cash over the past year.
Electronic retailing businesses are doing great, but that doesn't make their stocks great investments. Their bright futures are priced in the stock, and investors would do better to consider Kohl's or Dillard's for further research.
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LOUISVILLE, Ky. (BP) -- The issue of Islam is never far from our headlines. Early in his administration, President Barack Obama put the issue of Islam front and center on the international stage. His visits to Islamic-dominated lands and his public statements to the Muslim world have raised a host of questions at home and abroad.
In a 2009 speech to the Turkish parliament, President Obama declared: "The United States is not, and never will be, at war with Islam." He went on to say that "our partnership with the Muslim world is critical not just in rolling back the violent ideologies that people of all faiths reject, but also to strengthen opportunity for all its people."
But the president also spoke of his "deep appreciation for the Islamic faith." Here is the statement in context:
"I also want to be clear that America's relationship with the Muslim community, the Muslim world, cannot, and will not, just be based upon opposition to terrorism. We seek broader engagement based on mutual interest and mutual respect. We will listen carefully, we will bridge misunderstandings and we will seek common ground. We will be respectful, even when we do not agree. We will convey our deep appreciation for the Islamic faith, which has done so much over the centuries to shape the world -- including in my own country. The United States has been enriched by Muslim Americans. Many other Americans have Muslims in their families or have lived in a Muslim-majority country -- I know, because I am one of them."
At a press conference in Turkey, the president made yet another statement:
"One of the great strengths of the United States is ... we have a very large Christian population -- we do not consider ourselves a Christian nation or a Jewish nation or a Muslim nation. We consider ourselves a nation of citizens who are bound by ideals and a set of values."
Asked to respond to President Obama, I told CNN host Roland Martin: "I think President Obama rightly said that the United States is not at war with Islam. I think that's a very helpful clarification. But you can't take Islam out of the whole civilizational struggle we are in, not only in the war on terror but, frankly, going back for centuries, coming up with a definition of what a good civilization would look like and how a society ought to be arranged."
President Obama's statement that the United States is not at war with Islam is not only important in terms of international diplomacy, but also in terms of constitutional authority. The government of the United States has no right or authority to declare war on any religion.
We can understand the political context, especially as the president was in Turkey. Given the confusion rampant in the Muslim world, that is a crucial clarification. Of course, a quick review of the statements of President George W. Bush will reveal that he said much the same thing, over and over again.
The fact that President Obama made these comments in Turkey is very important. Throughout the Muslim world, most Muslims do see the United States as, in effect, at war with Islam. Classical Islam understands no real distinction between religion and the state, but instead establishes a unitary society. Thus, when a foreign power like the United States invades a Muslim nation like Iraq, most Muslims see this as a war against Islam.
While specific forms of government vary in the Islamic world, this general understanding holds true. Unlike New Testament Christianity, Islam is essentially a territorial religion that seeks to bring all lands under submission to the rule of the Quran. The president was in Turkey when he made these statements, and Turkey is usually defined in the media as having a secular government; indeed, the Turkish constitution even requires a secular government. But, as anyone who has visited Turkey knows, this requires a very unusual definition of what it means to be secular.
Being Muslim is part of what the Turkish people and government call "Turkishness," a unifying concept that goes all the way back to Mustafa Kemal Attaturk, the founder of modern Turkey. Offending "Turkishness" is a criminal act in Turkey. The Turkish government is the steward of every one of the seemingly countless mosques within the nation and it pays the imams. Thus, Turkey is a Muslim nation with a secular government, but its secular character would not be seen as anything close to secular on an American model.
In this light, President Obama's statement that America is not a Christian country is also both accurate and helpful, though he is being criticized by many conservative Christians for making the claim. His clarification, offered in Muslim Turkey, recognizes as a matter of public fact the reality that our American constitutional system is very different from what is found in the Muslim world.
The controversy over the president's remarks in this context was misplaced. There is indeed a controversy over whether it is appropriate to call America a Christian nation in the sense that Americans would even make such a claim -- but the context in Turkey and the Muslim world is very different.
Do American Christians really believe that Christianity benefits by being associated with all that America represents in the Muslim world? To many Muslims, America appears as the great fountain of pornography, debased entertainments, abortion and sexual revolution. Does it help our witness to Christ that all this would be associated in the Muslim mind with "Christian" America?
Beyond any historical doubt, the United States was established by founders whose worldview was shaped, in most cases quite self-consciously, by the Christian faith. The founding principles of this nation flow from a biblical logic and have been sustained by the fact that most Americans have considered themselves to be Christians and have operated out of a basically Christian frame of moral reference. The American experiment is inconceivable without the foundation established by Christian moral assumptions.
But America is not, by definition, a Christian nation in any helpful sense. The secularists and enemies of the faith make this argument for any number of hostile and antagonistic reasons, and they offer many false arguments as well. But this should not prompt American Christians to make bad arguments of our own.
I criticize President Obama not for stating that America is not at war with Islam but for failing to be honest in clarifying that we do face a great civilizational challenge in Islam. Islam is, in effect, the single most vital competitor to Western ideals of civilization on the world scene. The logic of Islam is to bring every square inch of this planet under submission to the rule of the Quran. Classical Islam divides the world into the "World of Islam" and the "World of War." In this latter world the struggle to bring society under submission to the Quran is still ongoing.
This ambition drives the Muslim world -- and each faithful Muslim -- to hope, pray and work for the submission of the whole world to the Quran. Clearly, most Muslims are not willing to employ terrorism in order to achieve this goal. Nevertheless, it remains the goal.
As a believer in the Lord Jesus Christ and a minister of the Gospel, my primary concern about Islam is not civilizational or geopolitical, but theological. I believe that Jesus Christ is indeed "the Way, the Truth, and the Life" and that no one comes to the Father but by Him (John 14:6). Salvation is found only through faith in the Lord Jesus Christ, and the Gospel of Christ is the only message that saves.
I can agree with President Obama that Islam has produced cultural wonders, but I have to see it more fundamentally as a belief system that is taking millions upon millions of persons spiritually captive -- leaving them under the curse of sin and without hope of salvation.
For Christians, regardless of nationality, this is the great challenge that should be our urgent concern. Our concern is not mainly political, but theological and spiritual. And, all things considered, Islam almost surely represents the greatest challenge to Christian evangelism of our times.
R. Albert Mohler Jr. is president of Southern Baptist Theological Seminary in Louisville, Ky. This article was first published in the Summer 2013 edition of The Southern Seminary Magazine, which takes up the theme "A Christian Understanding of Islam" and is the mission of the seminary's Jenkins Center for the Christian Understanding of Islam. To view the entire issue, click here http://www.sbts.edu/resources/category/magazines/summer.
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Soybean futures continued their climb back adding 12 cents overnight on top of the 45 cent gain from Tuesday. Corn and wheat however were fractionally lower.
Soybeans continued to get a boost from dry weather in Argentina along with continued demand strength. On Tuesday, China bought 120,000 MT of old crop soybeans and USDA's weekly export inspections showed 40 MB for the week, up nearly 10 MB from last week and more than four times the level required to hit USDA's annual forecast. In South America, shipping delays are said to be 30-40 days and Argentine farmers are said to be holding onto beans as a hedge against inflation and the rapidly devaluing peso. All this could keep the US bean market in play longer than the market has been factoring in.
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State Representative Brad Roae (R-Crawford) laughed heartily as he said it:
"When people are being watched more closely, sometimes their behavior changes a little bit."
But he wasn't joking.
Roae (pronounced Roy) has been watching what he sees as abuse of the per diem system by fellow lawmakers.
He has seen abc27 reports on the subject spotlighting legislators who collect tens of thousands of tax-free extra dollars just for showing up in Harrisburg or at meetings across the state.
He's also aware of the legend of Philadelphia Democrat Mark Cohen, the per diem prince, who collectedly $40,000 in one year. That money is intended a lawmaker's legitimate expenses.
For Cohen to accumulate that princely sum, he claimed cash for non-session days throughout the summer, on weekends and even on holidays.
So Roae has a bill that would eliminate per diems for days when there's no session or committee meetings.
"It seems like an inefficient use of tax money to cover somebody's expenses to be here on those days," Roae said.
Roae's bill would also prohibit committee hopping. That's a somewhat frequent practice by some lawmakers, including Cohen, where they sign into an unrelated committee hearing, stay five minutes, leave and then put in for a per diem. Roae says that must stop.
"If they're not on that committee and it's not their legislation that the meeting's about, they don't need to be here on a non-session day collecting a per diem," he said.
Reformers say Roae's bill doesn't go far enough. They want the per diem system scrapped and replaced with one that requires receipts. Lawmakers, they insist, should only get reimbursed for what they actually spend. Republican Dan Moul of Gettysburg supports that idea.
"I come from a business background," Moul said. "I had to account for all my expenditures and I don't see that lawmakers should be above that."
Roae agrees. "Should I get more than what my expenses actually are? No."
So why not offer a tougher "receipt-required" bill? Roae's not sure his brethren, both Republican and Democrat, would support legislation that costs them cash.
"My legislation is a very small step that might reasonably be expected to pass," Roae said. "A complete elimination of the system probably wouldn't have the votes."
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I have wished school was over soon. I couldn't handle this any more school was so boring. I know everything there is to know in every book in this school. Who cares about the new addition to our school. So what three new boys were coming. Ugh i could here every body talking about them: " I wonder how the guys are going to look like i hope one of them gets with me." Of course Jessica was drooling over them even before she has seen them. 'Hmmm Bella looks more hot than before.' Mike thought. I roled my eyes. Why couldnt he get over me. Or maybe just maybe nobody would miss Mike, i could ask him to sit by me in this table where i always sit with Alice and Rosalie. Maybe ask him to come with me on a hike. When were into the woods deep enough i could kill him. NO, NO i cant do that to my parents they would be very dissapointed in me.
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We were just moving to Forks into a roomy house three stories high. My father is a docter and is going to work along with Dr. Swan. My mother would stay at home doing whatever a mother does. I was the youngest on my family emmett the oldest is a senior while me and my twin Jasper are juniors. "Wow look at this house it's so awsome" Emmet said. 'Look there another house over there that is way bigger than ours" Jasper said. "Hmmm i wonder who lives there." I said.
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So … can a small market team really compete?
Category: The Off Season
Anticipation for the Bucks season to start typically isn't high. The team has the unfortunate task of competing for the hearts and minds of Milwaukeeans with the Green Bay Packers. Family Night in Green Bay, a team scrimmage, just drew over 40,000 fans and had many leaving with visions of a Super Bowl dancing in their heads. The NFL will do that to people. Every year the league is essentially wide open, waiting for one team with a strong defense and terrific quarterback to step up and outlast the competition. The Packers seem to meet both those criteria and just two season removed from a 6-10 finish look to be ready to make the final leap. It can be just that easy in the NFL, even for the smallest media market in the three major sports.
Meanwhile, the Bucks are looking to build on their most successful season in years and are generating some legitimate interest for the first time in a long time. I spoke with a worker at the Bucks booth inside the expo center at State Fair and he told me sales were three times what they were last year. Everyone's getting ready to watch competitive playoff basketball for the second consecutive year, something Milwaukee hasn't had as apart of our lives since Y2K was going to blow up the grid.
But for a small market team in the NBA, are title aspirations ever a serious goal? The Bucks are heading into this season two seasons removed from a 34-48 season that counted as a legitimate leap, albeit one few noticed. Unlike the Packers, Milwaukee is probably still a season or two from legit contender status, and that still depends on making the right move at every turn. The margin for error in Milwaukee is considerably less than it is for the team 120 miles to the North. A step back in the next season or two and suddenly everyone's jumping ship. For a small market team, that would be a blow that could be too significant to take.
And that's what people often wonder about the NBA. Can small market team's compete?
I say yes.
And I say no.
Isn't this why salary caps exist? Aren't they supposed to prevent the balance of power from tipping too far in the favor of the rich? Every year baseball fans watch the Yankees load up in the off season and then again at the trade deadline while so many are just trying to stay afloat. You don't see the Lakers and Knicks pulling those moves off time and again. Now before you throw Pau Gasol back at me, remember that his acquisition was a one time, lucky ordeal. The Yankees are stocking up like that every year. And the Knicks, well, do we even need to go over their past 10 years? Both teams are willing to throw some crazy numbers out there in terms of dollars, but are examples of why money doesn't mean everything in the NBA. If teams aren't spending smart, it doesn't matter whether they're the biggest or smallest market, they won't succeed. Look at the Nuggets, the Bobcats and the Hornets. All of them spent big time money last season and did it to compete for best afterthought as their ceiling. At least Denver and Charlotte made the playoffs for their money.
That's why the draft is so important. Milwaukee seems to have hit it on the head with Andrew Bogut, Brandon Jennings and maybe even Larry Sanders. Having two of those guys on their rookie deals and one on an affordable long term deal makes all the difference in the world. Milwaukee gets great value on those contracts and can afford to gamble on more expensive, but not franchise crippling deals elsewhere with Corey Maggette and Drew Gooden. Whether a team is in a big city or little one, those are financial principles that can lead to great success.
But it won't frighten the big market teams to deal with a little failure. The Knicks just spent three years throwing their season away simply to enter the free agent market this off season. They saw the horrors that can be bad news big money pickups and still had no problems shelling out over $150 million this summer. They can afford to make errors, just like they can afford to go over the luxury tax time and again. The little guys can't make those mistakes and live with them. If Milwaukee fails miserably in the next two or three years, all we'll hear about is payroll slashing, how much money the team is losing and the threat of moving. How fun is that? The Knicks can screw up all they want, they're still going to make money and never going anywhere. And you know what the real problem is.
Money isn't the only problem you say. Even if everything breaks right and the Bucks set the world on fire these next couple years, they'll still need a few calls in the heat of the moment come playoff time. Calls that many say will be hard to come by for the Milwaukee Bucks if they're up against the Chicago's and Miami's of the world.
Tim Donaghy! They're going to screw us, why even bother playing the games. It's five-on-eight! David Stern doesn't want to see piddly Milwaukee against tiny old Oklahoma City for the NBA title. He wakes up in a cold sweat in the middle of the night when he starts to even think about it. Didn't you watch the special on NBATV last week? Milwaukee isn't even in David Stern's NBA, most teams aren't actually. The Lakers and the Heat, that's the NBA now. Nobody else matters.
But regardless of refs and executives, it still comes down to who's the better team, regardless of what Tim Donaghy says. His claims have been struck down so many times it's crazy to me that people still listen to this guy. Everyone thinks their team is getting screwed to no end during every single game in every single sport. It's called being a fan. Can you remember the last iffy call that went in your team's favor? Probably not, but I bet you can remember a whole line that went against you. Negative things stay with us longer, it's unfortunate but true. That's why when you're getting disciplined at work it's suppose to come with two positives and a negative.
Bucks-Lakers. In Milwaukee. Kobe Bryant. He charged, he traveled, they cowered to his feet. Typical.
Sweating officials isn't worth anyone's time. I know we'll all do it here and there, but if there was really some grand conspiracy, wouldn't we know by now? Would only one ref have come out and only after a federal probe started over his mafia ties? While I'm sure the league loves to see big market teams playing in the finals, they did just fine when the Spurs rolled off title after title last decade. The Spurs are playing in what was in 2006 (most recent I found) the 37th biggest television market in the U.S., two behind Milwaukee. They got it done with smart drafting and fiscal responsibility.
Sound familiar?
Sounds like a fairy tale to me.
Jeremy Schmidt writes the Milwaukee Bucks blog Bucksketball.com
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I think small markets can compete in the NBA, but a lot of it has to do with luck. The Spurs got Duncan by pure luck. The Thunder (Sonics) were lucky in that they ended up picking #2 in a 2 player draft and getting the best of the two guys. On top of that, by all accounts Durant appears to be a humble, loyal personality which would figure to give Oklahoma City the edge on keeping him for the duration of his career.
The key is getting an elite player and then building around that player quickly and efficiently so you can maximize your potential before the player leaves for the bigger city.
The Bucks can certainly contend, but what has to happen is that Jennings has to become an elite player, Bogut has to keep improving and stay healthy, and the rest of the team has to embrace their roles and improve. Also, it wouldn't hurt if Larry Sanders turned out to be a huge steal at 15.
On paper, there should be a more even distribution of championships in the NBA because of the salary cap and how, unlike most other sports, the draft can bring in a major contributor instantly. The Spurs did so well not only because of money management and smart drafting, but because their star player was very loyal to his team. Players like Kareem, Lebron, Kobe jump ship and go to bigger markets basically giving those big cities titles that they only earned because they are so large not because of management or luck of the draw.
I think the CBA should start to exempt drafted players' salaries (or at least half of it) from being counted towards the cap on the team that drafted them. It gives the player a reason to stay (they can build a better team with more cap space available) and doesn't force small markets to let their star players walk because they can't afford to risk going over the cap or into luxury tax. Players also gain a little security because their original teams are more likely to hold onto them. I can't imagine that players like to switch cities every 2-4 years.
It'd give the garbage bin teams an advantage, but it may also create a cycle of different teams competing instead of the same 4 teams always winning the title because the good players prefer to play there. There are obvious loop holes in this idea (teams "throwing" multiple seasons to get a bunch of high picks) but there needs to be something done to stop punishing small markets for drafting well and being financial prudent but having to play the role of a D-league team for the big markets to find their talent.
Sadly, there is no way to financially manage it so that players with stars in their eyes don't flee for the big market. The team that drafts a player already has advantages in holding on to them, but LA will always be LA.
But we saw this summer that that only goes so far. Who'd the Knicks get again? The Lakers have mostly been well-run, while the Knicks haven't. That's the real key. Let's hope we have that now.
Also, the one argument against the "build around the superstar" argument will always be the Pistons of 6-7 years ago. And maybe the first time around. Admittedly tho, you have to go back to the '70s to find another example. But what else can you do?
Milwaukee's record in games officiated by Dick Bavetta:
From RealGM poster SCassell19: http://forums.realgm.com/boards/viewtopic.php?f=21&t=814760&p=24710411#p21078109
"""Record by year (Playoffs included):
91-92: 1-5
92-93: 3-2
93-94: 1-5
94-95: 3-3
95-96: 1-2
96-97: 0-2
97-98: 2-1
98-99: 1-2
99-00: 3-6
00-01: 0-7
01-02: 1-5
02-03: 3-2
03-04: 1-5
04-05: 1-5
05-06: 0-1
06-07: 2-2
07-08: 1-1
08-09: 1-3
Overall: 25-59
Playoffs: 1-5
Notice how Bavetta's "worst" year was also the Bucks best percentage wise. The Bucks had a 16 game losing streak in games reffed by Bavetta. This happened from 2000-2002 (playoffs included). Keep in mind what the Bucks record was during that time (especially in 2000-01). Its not like that was a 16 game losing streak when the Bucks were horrible. """


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Bears bolstered by goals from Bonomo and Hallisey in 2-1 win over SIUE Sunday
Hallisey and Thierjung scored two goals apiece in win over Delaware
Redshirt Freshman Jose Carrera-Garcia sat down with CalBears.com
Cal hosts Delaware on Pac-12 Networks on Friday, SIUE on Sunday
Senior midfielder tallied seven points in Cal's two wins this weekend
Redshirt Freshman's 76th minute goal helps Bears to win over Bulldogs
Seniors Bonomo (hat-trick) and Hallisey accounted for five of Cal's six goals Friday
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Directions to Southwestern:
Southwestern Oregon Community College is located in Coos Bay, Oregon, Highway 101 S, on the beautiful Oregon Coast.
Northern-Central Oregon To Coos Bay: If you live North of Coos Bay, take I-5 South, Coos Bay/Reedsport Exit 162 (Drain, Oregon). Highway 38 will connect with Highway 101 in Reedsport Oregon. Continue south on Highway 101 to North Bend/Coos Bay. (Coos Bay is approximately 115) miles from Eugene, Oregon.)
To the College: Continue traveling south over the McCullough Bridge into North Bend. Turn right on Virginia Street (Pony Village Mall/Airport exit sign). Drive past Pony Village Mall on Virginia Street. Turn left on Broadway. Take Broadway to Newmark Avenue (Sizzler is on the right), turn right and follow Newmark Avenue to the College. The college entrance is located across from Wal-Mart.
Southern Oregon to Coos Bay: If you live in Southern Oregon, take 1-5 North. Exit at Roseburg and take Highway 42 through Coquille, Oregon. Follow the signs, Highway 101 North to Coos Bay.
To the College: Continue on Highway 101 through Coos Bay's downtown area. You will pass the Coos Bay Boardwalk on the right. Continue northbound past the Timber Inn and Red Lion. Turn Left on Newmark Avenue (stop light, Lucky Star Restaurant is on the left). The college entrance is located across from Wal-Mart.