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Morris H. Chapman, president of the Southern Baptist Executive Committee, urged Executive Committee members to see "The Passion of The Christ" when it is released in theaters Feb. 25. He said in the history of Hollywood, no one has ever produced a film about Jesus for theater distribution that is as gripping and sobering as The Passion. by Morris Abernathy.
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NASHVILLE, Tenn. (BP)--Unlike the JESUS film designed with an obvious evangelistic intent, "The Passion of The Christ" does not end with an appeal to accept Christ as Savior. Therefore, there is work to be done as the Mel Gibson film is released in theaters nationwide, Morris H. Chapman, president of the Southern Baptist Convention Executive Committee, said.
"We must be ready with an answer of why Jesus did what He did," Chapman said in his address during the opening session of the Executive Committee's Feb. 16-17 meeting. "I hope every Southern Baptist pastor will train his people to be ready with an answer. The film will teach them what Jesus did. We must teach them why He did it."
Without an invitation from churches, Chapman said, "the graphic portrayal of Jesus' persecution and crucifixion will be a lost opportunity likely never to come again in our lifetimes."
Chapman recounted his impressions upon previewing The Passion in December, saying he will never be able to erase the images from his mind.
"As I watched the film, my own mind raced furiously to comprehend the full impact of what I was seeing," he said. "I could not let myself miss one lash of the whip upon the back of Jesus as it became soaked with the crimson red of His blood. I could not let myself miss one quiver of the torn flesh, one step up Mount Calvary, one pounding of the nail, and one word from the lips of my Lord."
Because of the profound effect the film had on him, Chapman said he wishes he had seen The Passion when he was 17 years old and had most of his life still ahead. But because there is no time for such regrets, he said, he must be sure it makes a difference in the days, weeks, months and years he may yet have on earth.
Chapman said for years he has often prayed for God to do something to change America, while acknowledging the times when he has not been faithful to pray for such a movement.
"One moment I can be high and razor sharp, and another moment [go] about routine life as we all go about in our humanity," he said. "One moment feeling the inspiration, 'Oh, God, do something!' Other moments realizing He can't because of who I am and my lack of faithfulness and my sin and my apathy and the routine with which I go about things I know to do."
Reminding the Executive Committee of 2 Chronicles 7:14, Chapman said the key is for God's people to repent and earnestly pray for a spiritual awakening to spread across the world like a prairie fire.
"There is no revival without repentance," he said.
One issue believers must grapple with is that some are calling The Passion anti-Semitic. Chapman said the undeniable fact of history is that a crowd of Jews, including their chief priests and scribes, called for the crucifixion of Jesus.
"Did the entire Jewish nation call for the crucifixion of Jesus?" he asked. "No!"
"Since the Jews called for the death of Jesus, does it mean they were the sole persecutors of our Lord? No, a thousand times, No!" he said. "Because the Romans beat Him with a cat-o'-nine-tails with bits of sharpened steel and bone on the end of each strap, are they the sole persecutors of our Lord during the last hours of His life? No! Then who nailed Jesus to the cross? We did. The entire human race nailed our Lord to the cross."
Some conservative evangelical Christians have expressed concern that Gibson, the film's director and producer, is a devout Roman Catholic and therefore inserts Catholic tradition into The Passion, Chapman said.
Not only is there Catholic tradition, no film is ever made commercially that does not have some poetic or dramatic license, he said. But from what I saw, nothing got in the way of a riveting sight of who Jesus was and is to this day.
In the history of Hollywood, Chapman said, no one has ever produced a film about Jesus for theater distribution that is so gripping and sobering.
"Go to the film and turn your eyes upon Jesus," he said. "And let Jesus speak to your heart. For God's Word says, 'So shall my word be that goeth forth out of my mouth: it shall not return unto me void, but it shall accomplish that which I please, and it shall prosper in the thing whereto I sent it.'"
Chapman closed his address with a prayer for God to impart His passion. He said The Passion is God's Kingdom work for Kingdom purposes and nothing else.
"Shower us, we pray, with your abundant blessings from heaven and send a great revival in our souls," Chapman said. "Lord, we desperately need a spiritual awakening in our nation. Already we have fallen too far into moral and spiritual decline to recover except that we have a visitation of Your Spirit that characterized the great spiritual awakenings of other generations.
"Lord, do with us and around us what is necessary to drive us to our knees. Help us fall on our faces, repentant of our sin and renewed by the fresh wind of Your Spirit. Give us urgency for scattering the seed of the Gospel. Lord, grant us wisdom. Grant us courage for the facing of this hour. God forbid we miss this opportunity."
EDITORS' NOTE: "The Passion of The Christ" is rated R for violence and is scheduled to open in theaters Feb. 25.
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- Calories from fat: 7.9%
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- Great food, slowPartyoffiveDined on 30/9/2014Had lunch with work colleagues (celebratory). Set lunch - 3 courses. Food was amazing, beautiful and great. Service was attentive, polite and elegant. However, very slow! Gap of almost 1 and half hours between starters and mains. Not sure what happened, but we actually had to ask if we could speed up. Colleague had to rush off halfway through desert to make it back to work. Perhaps good for leisurely occasions not business lunches etc.Special Features:
- Treated like RoyaltyMrsBobDined on 28/9/2014We are very ordinary folk, a Mum and her foodie daughter, but we were treated as if we were royalty. The food was superlative (although I still think the leaves on the Meat Fruit should be made edible), the service impeccable and friendly, the wine list had something for everybody. A real treat.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Thank youVaidaDined on 27/9/2014We are visiting this restaurant whenever we are in London. This was the fifth time when we had dinner and I must say every time I more and more impressed. Food is excellent, service is not annoying, ambient is warm but not too fancy. Must eats are meat fruit for starter and tipsy cake for desert. Main courses are all fantastic depending on a mood and taste. Thank you very much for lovely evening!Special Features:
- Why this is not a Michelin RestauraOpenTable Diner Since 2013Dined on 27/9/2014Mr. Heston may disagree but when you have a noisy restaurant environment that takes 40-50 min to prepare a main course dish, serves no opportunity to taste the chef´s innovation, makes you wait with nothing but bread and butter and has a lack of service orientation that a Michelin stared restaurant should have, then there is something wrong with either Michelin reviewers, the 50-best-restaurants jury or with the strong influence that such a "fat" name has in the world business gastronomy. Noma,Osteria but others far behind Dinner should not worry about this stellar ascension. Justice shall be made soon and we will see Dinner as any other hotel restaurant,I am afraid however at the costs of good individuals that the restaurant may still haveSpecial Features:
- OutstandingFoodgroupDined on 27/9/2014The best place we had ever been eating. The surroundings in the restaurant and the service could not get any better. There were so many taste variations, combined with the wine, was so great together. We would certainly come back to have dinner again.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Amazing serviceSaltDined on 27/9/2014My second visit to the restaurant and still completely consumed by the taste & flavour of 'Frumenty' starters. The Powdered Duck breast simply melted in my mouth and the flavour combination was just perfect. Tipsy Cake is truly mandatory - you cannot step out of 'Dinner' without trying it. I can give up all the calories to have as many of this dessert as I can stomach. Of course, all these would not have been so satisfying and memorable without the dedicated wait-staff and service providers. They were simply amazing and they definitely made the difference!Special Features:
- Blown Away!!FoodcrazedLizDined on 27/9/2014My husband and I dined at this restaurant recently in honour of our 8th year wedding anniversary and the experience was just what we were after to help us celebrate the occasion. Fantastic food, friendly knowledgeable staff and lovely atmosphere. Top marks from us!! 🌟🌟🌟Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Dinner at DinnerOpenTable Diner Since 2014Dined on 26/9/2014Lovely dining room with excellent lighting. Interesting and enjoyable food.Special Features:
- AmazingfoodielondonDined on 26/9/2014Had a wonderful lunch with a friend. The overall atmosphere is beautiful but not snob; service is attentive; food is on point (although the bread was a bit dry and though and drinks were just OK). One note is that it took quite a while to get through the three courses - but we were not in a hurry that was fine.Special Features:
- G68CDined on 26/9/2014brilliant as always - service, food, ambience all spot onSpecial Features:
- Terrible6starluxuryDined on 25/9/2014Booked for my birthday which I mentioned when booking. They sat us next to service area asked to be moved, I was told reserved. Finally moved to table near the kitchen. Hotel guests get the better tables. Ordered 3 starters, hot risotto was luke warm with a skin covering it - should not have left kitchen like that. Main courses again luke warm as well as desert. Called manager over and he said he could re-heat the desert. I was shocked, a 2 michelin star restaurant re- heating food which should be served hot, disgraceful! Were they going to shove it in the microwave? Heston make such a fuss about using all these scientific techniques to make perfect food, it's all marketing. He does triple cooked chips maybe this is double cooked desert.
- Kristy, MelbourneMelbdinerDined on 24/9/2014I had a fantastic experience here. Coming from Melbourne where everyone is talking about 2 amazing restuarants coming to our shores very soon. I will definitely be trying to get a table there in the future. Loved it.Special Features:
- OutstandingGoodFoodDined on 24/9/2014The food was perfectly concocted and it was a wonderful experience which I would like to repeat, although, only on special occasions (!)Special Features:
- Faultless first time experienceemufishDined on 24/9/2014A special family occasion was made truly memorable with thoughtful service and outstanding dishes. The dining room is elegant but not pretentious and hums with an energy of content/smug diners. Do not go past the famous meat fruit and take up your waiters suggestion for the tipsy cake. Fabulous. Faultless yet friendly service expectations were met, then completely surpassed when a throw away comment to the front door host led to personalised celebration plates with our final course. That's good, very good. Outstanding. We will be back.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Attentive staff, great tasting foodHansDined on 24/9/2014We had the set lunch, at £38 for 3 courses, is great value for money for the quality of good we received. Clever cooking!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Excellent Service and Gorgeous FoodFoodyDined on 23/9/2014We booked a table at Dinner to celebrate our Wedding Anniversary, which the staff congratulated us upon arrival, very nice touch. Service was impeccable, staff were very knowledgable but very approachable and friendly, without being over the top. Food was first class, and the Tippsy Pudding was something else, highly recommend! Will definitely be returning again and recommending to all our friends.Special Features:
- Fab place that lives up to the hypejaymichelleDined on 22/9/2014After booking our reservation three months in advance, we were both so happy that our first visit to Dinner went above and beyond our expectations. The food was simply amazing, with lovely twists to old, classic dishes. The attention to detail within the menu gave us insight to what inspired the dishes - something we appreciated greatly! I absolutely cannot fault the staff - we didn't go for a special occasion, but the way they made us feel comfortable and welcomed from the moment we arrived, made it feel like a very special evening.Special Features:
- PerfectRobertDined on 22/9/20143 of us booked for dinner, allowed the sommelier to choose matching wines...just perfectSpecial Features:
- 10/10maldives12Dined on 22/9/2014went there for Monday late lunch.Service and food was amazing.Open kitchen allow you to see kitchen team cooking and working as a team.Good value for money as well.Special Features:
- Aaaaaa-Mazing!!!ajelliffDined on 22/9/2014Had the best dining experience at Dinner. Didn't want the lunch to end. Left leaving in a food coma!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Amazing desertSweettooth35Dined on 22/9/2014The food was amazing, but the desert was the winer for me. The next day I wanted to go back to have it again.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- OLEBGDined on 21/9/2014A fantastic dining experience, the food and service was first class.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Impeccable ServiceDebTDined on 21/9/2014A great restaurant with an innovative menu and attentive staff. Given other reviews, I was expecting a somewhat pretentious vibe, however the opposite could not be more true. The wait staff were friendly and helpful, and genuinely believed in the menu and its concept. Our food was cooked superbly, and I cannot recommend the meat fruit or the tipsy cake enough. Prices were high (especially the wine) but at the level you would expect at such a restaurant.Special Features:
- Dinner by HestonMAKKDined on 21/9/2014A very enjoyable experience. I went for my mum's birthday. They were very helpful in recommending dishes. Went above and beyond to help me make the day specialSpecial Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Amazingly CreativeKariBDined on 21/9/2014What a great experience if you are a foodie. The staff were wonderful as well as the food. I love the concept and everything was delicious. Dont pass on the Savory Porridge with Frog Legs if you get the chance to have it.Special Features:
- LOVED! Amazing food, wine & servicelunaDined on 20/9/2014Took my husband to Dinner for his birthday and we had a fantastic evening - we got the best seat in the house with a view of the whole restaurant! The food was absolutely superb, service was fantastic and a great wine list to boot. Not the cheapest night out - but you feel you get what you pay for, as it was a real experience - couldn't fault it! Would definitely go again for another special occasion!Special Features:
- Dinner by Heston !!nathan1878Dined on 19/9/2014Pleasantly surprised to get a table with only a few days notice. The whole experience was delightful, food was fantastic and as you would expect from Heston a little on the odd side but in a good way. The service in particular deserves a special mention. The restaurant has a really nice feel to it, some of the so called celebrity restaurants rely on the name alone but not in this case... OutstandingSpecial Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Deception...naki81Dined on 19/9/2014I went there with my wife and we were expecting an exclusive restaurant, we found a very noisy place with a rather bad service, we had to ask for the sommelier 4 times and he just offered us french wines... the food was good but absolutely overpriced, the starters were the best, but still I had to add some spice to the food. Overall, restaurant not recommended.Special Features:
- Fun in LondonOpenTable Diner Since 2014Dined on 19/9/2014We booked well in advance, as we were celebrating our anniversary. We had excellent service, the room is beautiful with "buzz" and the food is delicious.Special Features:
- Dinner lives up to expectationsMandmDined on 19/9/2014Heard so many great things about Dinner and it lived up to them. We arrived for cocktails, bar buzzing but soon found seats. Meeting family there and the server made sure when a bigger area became free he reserved it for us so there was enough seats for when the others arrived. Not expected but. Very nice touch, thanks. The food was superb, the service was spot on, attentive whilst being relaxed and informative. Fab evening. Has set the bar very high for we're we eat next.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Right up there with the very bestTimFleetDined on 19/9/2014Took 5 works colleagues & can't fault it. Food - amazing, service - spot on, location - lovely. Will be going againSpecial Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Outstanding mealTeddingtonfoodieDined on 19/9/2014An outstanding meal , sitting at a table by the large windows, overlooking a small garden and the park beyond. The service was delightful - friendly but utterly efficient and respectful. The intriguing and somewhat bizarre sounding menu belied some very decent and conventionally cooked food , yet with exciting little twists. Although the meal was very expensive it was worth every penny and a wonderful indulgence.Special Features:
- Just flawlessOpenTable Diner Since 2013Dined on 19/9/2014Everytime I dine at this restaurant, I just get more impressed with the overall experience. The service is impeccable, the ambience is relaxing and the food is superb. Totally flawless.Special Features:
- Superb food with great serviceEstherLDined on 18/9/2014We had a nice dining experience at Dinner by Heston Blumenthal. From the moment we stepped into the restaurant, we received 5 star service that was warm and personable. The food, especially the famous meat fruit, was to die for! We chose to go ala carte instead of a set (which would have been better value) because we wanted to try specific dishes in the menu - like the spiced pigeon and the tippy cake - so I've rated a 4 for 'value'. Overall this is definitely a great restaurant for special occasions or business meals.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Outstanding culinary treat!JOSEDined on 18/9/2014This has been one of the best culinary experiences we've had in our life; the food was innovative, the flavors exquisite and the menu variety very good. Service was impeccable, with a touch of natural friendliness rarely encountered at restaurants of this level. Every little detail was addressed and the overall result was a memorable meal. We hope to come back as soon as possible!Special Features:
- Superb!MarkVIPDined on 18/9/2014Food and service were flawless, the grilled Octopus in smoked sea broth a delight. Each plate was a feast for the eyes and the mouth. If you want to go the extra mile for food and a willing to pay the prices the restaurant is a clear must in London.Special Features:
- Gobsmacked! In the Very Best Way!LAFoodDorkDined on 18/9/2014My husband & I were visiting London and booked this dinner a few months out. Having read about it, we knew a bit of what to expect. But only a bit, as the beautiful decor and outstanding service weren't discussed in the article we read. The place is truly gorgeous. And the food was even more splendid! Honestly, it was all we could do to resist licking our plates! Each dish was gracefully presented and explained, and the history of the recipes was quite interesting. By the end of our dining experience, we were in awe. I highly recommend this restaurant to food dorks - make sure to try the Meat Fruit. And wear your stretchy pants!Special Features:
- Power cutRestuarantfanaticDined on 18/9/2014Absolutely abysmal, turn up at 2:15 and with no warning or prior notice I am told that there is a power cut and it is no longer possible to eat there. Having booked this restaurant for relatives coming from overseas turned the entire day into an absolute disappointment. Thanks!
- Beautiful setting, stunning foodBatterseaSALDined on 18/9/2014There is not a lot to fault, we had the most delicious lunch and the service was incredible. I had the Meat Fruit to start which was incredibly tasty, to match that as soon as I had come to the end if the delicious toast it came with was there another slice already on its way. Their attention to detail is fantastic and every part of her service is meticulously thought out. The staff were attentive and friendly and able to offer advice on the menu, we will certainly be goin back.Special Features:
- Decadent Dinner at Hestonskatielou22Dined on 18/9/2014We were in London and never expected to get to dine at Dinner but a quick look at Open Table and we were able to secure a booking. Wonderful service and beautiful surroundings looking over Hyde Park. Staff attentive but not hovering. Meals photo worthy with their beautiful presentation at the table. Were never made to feel rushed. All courses were fantastic. I had the Duck for main and the Tripsy cake for dessert-YUM!! Husband had the steak and the peaches. We had such a fantastic time that we rebooked for the following Monday and the staff remembered us and again were fantastic. A wonderful way to end our time in London. Would highly recommend this as a way to spend a few decadent hours. It was the highlight of our London experience.Special Features:


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As far as I know Blizz don't do all the upgrades themselves, I would imagine there would be a fair bit of outsourcing done.
For example, about a year ago (I think) and at some stages earlier, server maintenance was far better than it is now, in fact, there were times when some servers didn't even need to go down for the maintenance, however when the Blizz/Activision takeover occured, everything went to crap, and I am only guessing this would be because of outsourcing.
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In my time on the web, I've seen some strange videos. None may be more strange (and more unfortunate) than the video you're about to see. It comes from the 2012 Hilton Invitational, a high school basketball tournament in Norcross, Georgia. The tournament featured a host of top teams from around the Southeast. You may also remember Norcross from awesome football announcer Joel Hillsman back in the fall.
Here, the Norcross Blue Devils were hosting the Knights of Charlotte Christian (N.C.) on January 21, and trailing 57-56 with just a few seconds left. We pick up the game with about twenty seconds left and the announcers talking about a Charlotte Christian player, Ryan Potocnik, going the wrong way and catching a break by the ball going out of bounds. Evidently, the Charlotte Christian coaching staff didn't get him the memo about which basket he was supposed to be defending. The Knights inbound the ball to Potocnik who then casually lays the ball in his own basket uncontested. It actually takes a few seconds for the reality of what just happened to sink in with the announcers. Norcross would sink two free throws at the other end to win the game 60-57.
You've got to feel bad for the kid, hopefully he's able to bounce back from this, but somewhere right now Jim Marshall is shaking his head in empathy.
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Refugia for biological diversity in arid and semi-arid Australia
Biodiversity Series, Paper No. 4
S.R. Morton, J. Short and R.D. Barker, with an Appendix by G.F. Griffin and G. Pearce
Biodiversity Unit
Department of the Environment, Sport and Territories, 1995
12. Refugia in the Northern Territory (continued)
12.11. Reference number NT11
Refuge area: Eastern MacDonnell Ranges
Biogeographic region: MacDonnell Ranges
Type of refuge: Mountain ranges
Lat./Long. 23° to 23°45'S / 134° to 135°20'E
Quality of refuge: Extremely significant (8)
Area (km²): <10,000
Chief refuge value
A complex of gorges and mountain ranges providing habitat for endemic and relict plant species, for some threatened species of plants and animals, and probably for many invertebrate species.
General description
A suite of ranges of diverse geological origin running roughly east from Alice Springs for 100 km. The Ranges contain many high ridgetops with unusual flora and fauna; they also include moist gorges and sometimes permanent waters in broader gorges1.
ANZECC-listed species
The black-footed rock-wallaby Petrogale lateralis (V) is relatively widespread1. The "Glory-of-the-centre" Ricinocarpos gloria-medii (V) occurs at Trephina Gorge National Park and N'Dhala Gorge Nature Park2. Olearia macdonnellensis (V), a daisy shrub, is known from Arltunga1. The cycad Macrozamia macdonnellii (V) occurs in scattered pockets throughout the area1. Acacia undoolyana (V) grows in a small number of locations and is confined to the area1, 2, 3.
Regional endemics and relict species
An extraordinary radiation of camaenid land-snails exists in the MacDonnell Ranges, with many of the species apparently being confined to tiny areas. The following species are endemic to the Eastern MacDonnells: Granulomelon gilleni (from the Strangways Range), G. grandituberculatum (Harts Range), G. acerbum (Eastern MacDonnells generally), Semotrachia hortulana (Hale River basin), S. strangwayana (Strangway Range), S. rossana (near Ross River homestead), S. bensteadana (vicinity of N'Dhala Gorge), S. jessieana (only from Jessie Gap), S. emilia (only from Emily Gap), Dirutrachia sublevata (Harts Range), and Vidulomelon wattii (Harts Range)6.
Among plants, the species list given above under section 12.9 incorporates endemic and relict species from the Eastern MacDonnells. This list is compelling evidence of the extent to which the MacDonnell Ranges possess an extraordinary flora4.
Other significant species
The brushtail possum Trichosurus vulpecula is known from one location in the Atnarpa Range1, 5. Bird species of regional significance include the peregrine falcon Falco peregrinus, bush thick-knee Burhinus grallarius, and spinifex bird Eremiornis carteri1.
Key threats
Exotic vertebrates – horses, rabbits, foxes and cats – and plants – couch grass, buffel grass, and tamarisks. Grazing stock can damage refuge areas. Tourist impacts are likely to increase as visitation escalates. Finally, fire management is essential for relict species.
Land tenure
Ruby Gap Nature Park, N'Dhala Gorge Nature Park, and Arltunga Historical Reserve.
Key references
1. Gibson et al. (1992)
2. Soos et al. (1987)3. Latz et al. (1989)
4. Latz (1995)
5. Kerle et al. (1992)
6. Solem (1993)


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Newly crowned US Open champion Rafael Nadal arrives in Thailand for the PTT Thailand Open 2010.
Nadal's arrival at Suvarnabhumi Airport on Tuesday morning was accompanied by professional tennis player Marc López and seven of his mates, amid warm welcome by President of the Lawn Tennis Association of Thailand Suwat Liptapanlop, BEC-Tero Entertainment Pcl executives and a massive crowd of his fans.
Nadal is scheduled to attend a Welcome Cocktail Reception at InterContinental Hua Hin Resort on Tuesday night and will spend one week vacation in Hua Hin town in the seaside province of Prachuap Khiri Khan. He and his mates will also partake in a tree-planting activity organized by PTT Pcl at Kasetsart University Veterinary Hospital in Hua Hin on 28 September.
On 29 September at 13.00 hrs, Nadal is scheduled to meet Prime Minister Abhisit Vejjajiva at the Government House and will attend the official opening ceremony for the PTT Thailand Open 2010 at Impact Arena, Muang Thong Thani on the following day. The ceremony will be presided over by Thailand's Prime Minister at 18.45 hrs, followed by Nadal's first match on 19.00 hrs.
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Baghdad is the capital of the Middle Eastern country of Iraq. It is also Iraq's largest city. Baghdad lies on both banks of the Tigris River.
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Set in the South two years before the Civil War, we meet Django (Jamie Foxx), a slave whose brutal history with his former owners lands him face-to-face with German-born bounty hunter Dr. King Schultz (Christoph Waltz). Schultz is on the trail of the murderous Brittle brothers, and only Django can lead him to his bounty. The unorthodox Schultz acquires Django with a promise to free him upon the capture of the Brittle's; dead or alive. Success leads Schultz to free Django, but rather then go their separate ways the men become partners and Schultz seeks out the South's most wanted criminals with Django by his side. Django remains focused on one goal: finding and rescuing Broomhilda (Kerry Washington); the wife he lost to the slave trade long ago. Their search ultimately leads them to Calvin Candie (Leonardo DiCaprio), the proprietor of "Candyland," an infamous plantation where slaves are groomed to battle each other for sport. If Django and Schultz are to escape with Broomhilda, they must choose between independence and solidarity, between sacrifice and survival in order to escape the trappings of this hellish plantation.
For this trip into the 'Wild West', Quentin Tarantino has fully embraced his popcorn filmmaking side in a surprisingly foul-mouthed and bloody ode to the genre of the western and it is some sly counter programming at the absolute highest of levels this holiday season. Tarantino has never been on top to the politically correct crowd and here he does so with gleeful abandon laying the inappropriate language and the blood and guts on display for all to see in one of his bravest efforts since Kill Bill Vol. 1. With a nearly three-hour run time, it is a testament to him as a storyteller as never for one second do things drag at any point. With moments of sheer beauty juxtaposed with ones that can only be described as deliciously wicked to the point that the viewer should feel deplorable, but we don't because he marries it all together so spectacularly made. In many ways it's the kind of American filmmaking that we haven't seen since the early seventies where doing something wild was simply part of the game and with Django Unchained Tarantino has brought that bold feeling back to the forefront. As a filmmaker and storyteller, his marriage of shooting beautiful sweeping landscapes across the countryside with a delicious soundtrack along with four different performances that are simply inspired in their own special way make for a highly enjoyable and visceral cinematic experience.
As Django, Foxx successfully channels the seething rage of an oppressed man with the intelligence and ability to strike out at those who do him harm, and when his chance comes he takes it and runs with it. In a part that must have been written for him, Waltz as the bounty hunting Dr. Schultz brought real humor and a tangible morality to what it must have been for an outsider looking in at a pre Civil War America and was unquestionably fantastic. On the dark side of the morality tale, DiCaprio must have jumped at the chance to play slave owner Calvin Candie, rarely do we get so see an onscreen villain that is so deliciously evil, but Leo tore into the character with stellar results. The great Samuel L. Jackson also got to shine as Candie's menacing, yet trusted, house slave, Stephen. He went from subservient to sinister at the flick of a switch and it was fascinating to watch.
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Honey Cashew Chicken with Rice
Photo: Johnny Autry
Forget takeout and cook in with super-fast Honey Cashew Chicken with Rice. A flavorful and sweet sauce is tossed with the chicken mixture with a splash of Sriracha added for depth.
Yield: Serves 4 (serving size: 1/2 cup rice and 1 cup chicken mixture)
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Nutritional Information
Amount per serving
- Calories: 470
- Fat: 17.6g
- Saturated fat: 2.7g
- Monounsaturated fat: 8.7g
- Polyunsaturated fat: 4.2g
- Protein: 29.1g
- Carbohydrate: 50.9g
- Fiber: 4.5g
- Cholesterol: 49mg
- Iron: 3.1mg
- Sodium: 638mg
- Calcium: 66mg
- 1 cup instant rice
- 2 (6-ounce) skinless, boneless chicken breast halves, cut into 1-inch cubes
- 2 tablespoons cornstarch
- 1/2 teaspoon salt
- 1/2 teaspoon freshly ground black pepper
- 1 tablespoon canola oil
- 1 tablespoon dark sesame oil
- 2 cups broccoli florets
- 1 cup frozen shelled edamame (green soybeans)
- 2 garlic cloves, minced
- 1 medium yellow onion, finely chopped
- 1 red bell pepper, sliced
- 1/2 cup dry-roasted cashews, unsalted
- 1 tablespoon rice vinegar
- 3 tablespoons honey
- 2 tablespoons lower-sodium soy sauce
- 1 tablespoon Sriracha (hot chile sauce, such as Huy Fong)
- 1. Cook rice according to package directions, omitting salt and fat.
- 2. Combine chicken and next 3 ingredients in a bowl; toss to coat.
- 3. Heat a large skillet over medium-high heat. Add canola and sesame oils. Add chicken mixture, and sauté for 4 minutes or until lightly browned. Increase heat to high, and add broccoli and the next 4 ingredients (through red bell pepper). Cook 5 minutes or until vegetables are crisp-tender and chicken is done, stirring frequently. Stir in cashews.
- 4. Combine vinegar and remaining ingredients in a small bowl; stir with a whisk. Add vinegar mixture to chicken mixture; toss to coat. Serve with rice.
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Can we think without any presumptions?
Questions arised from one of the conversation and a reminiscence of a old lady who said:"nobody is right but me."
Are we free of personal bias when we think?
how reliable it is for us ourselves to judge if we are free of personal bias or not ?
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Feb 26 2013: It is important to realize that we first have to reflect on thinking, as an attempt to feel the boundary of the ballon - we are in - from the inside! First of all our thinking refers to different experiences, if you ask someone "Whar do you think about thos---?" some would give a feeling, some would give an emotion, some would give an idea, some would give a theory , some would quote Shakespeare. Thinking is a proces that embodies feeling, bodily processes (like neuro movements, muscle contraction, heart beat, sweating, hormons, stomach recation etc.) and so called mental processes. It is so connected to our neuro body that we are completely mislead by our acustomed Cartesian mind body models. As long as we use these mechanical concepts it is no use. People will say "I know that all" but instaneously think in res cogitans like ways. Our body is so involved in our thinking that the whole separation of mind and body is obsolete. Thoughts that we have in our system, are connecetd to our awardsystems that produces endorphines. Thoughts are like habits that want to be repeated. (see David Bohm)They reach that by their endorphine strategy. Most of the time you think you are thinking, you basically repeat thoughts (past tense of thinking) , while they give you the impression you actively think them!! Real thinking is done in good dialog not in discussion or debate , you can also learn to observe your thinking. Thirdly presumptions are essential in our live, We have to many possibilities to leave things open. Our image and knowledge of the world is based on presumptions. The point is that most of the time we do not investigate our presumptions. If i say that you have to live a life that makes you happy, then we have a lot of presumptions, which rest on presumption and so on. We will find out some core presumptions which we agree or disagree on, or which we like or dislike. Culture is the organisation of our innerworld, it consist of assumptions: lets dialog good ones!
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