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Perfect Team Corporation aka Guang Zhou Jiu Jia
I ate dim sum with my cousin today in Flushing at Perfect Team Corporation aka Guang Zhou Jiu Jia in chinese. It's about a block off Main on 37th next to some korean places on the 2nd floor across the street from the parking alot. It's a fairly large banquet style dining room that looks similar to the dining room at Ocean Jewel although not as big. The room was probably 70% full. Their dim sum is served on carts, but the service is pretty good since they only have maybe 5-6 carts that are pretty efficient at stopping by your table alot (i.e. its not one of those places where u have to wait forever for the cart you want to stop by). The selection of dim sum is not massive, but they have all the standards plus some extras.
On to the important part, the food, I thought this place was very solid, all of the dim sum was well made and fresh. It's on par with Ocean Jewel and Gala Manor although I think the quality of the dim sum was more consistent due to the fact that they don't have a million dim sum items...i think this is a good thing b/c they have everything you want, but its all done well and very fresh (most of it tasted like it was just made). Fyi, we were about 12:15
- Shrimp dumplings (ha gow) - great shrimp filling, shrimp tasted fresh and had been de-veined. The skin was not too thick and not too chewy either. These were very good
- Pork dumplings (siu mai / shao mai) - these were also solid, good pork filling, shrimp on top and sking was nice
- Baked pork buns (cha siu / cha shao bao) - very good, small buns, filling was excellent and not too sweet and didn't have any weird meat (i.e. stuff you can't bite through), bread was thin, but fresh and tasty...very happy with these
- Beef rice roll (niu rou cheung fan) - these were just okay, the rice dough itself was fine, but the beef should've been more finely minced, it was too chunky
- Fried daikon cake (lo bat go / luo buo gao) - these were good, the daikon was finely minced which i like, i hate when its too chunky. The flavor was good and the pieces of ham were tasty. The only thing is that I wish they would've fried it more (i like when its more crispy on the outside
- Shrimp and chive dumplings (don't know what they were called in chinese) - lady was recommending them so I tried them. It was interesting, but generally good. The filling was excellent a mixture of chives and shrimp, which was tasty. The wrapper was that clear glutinous dough except they had mixed in chives into it so it was green. I think that I generally think these glutinous wrappers just aren't my favorite, but this one wasn't bad although still not my favorite.
- Steamed custard buns (don't know what they were called in chinese) - these were steamed white buns with a thick egg custard type filling (the lady explained what the filling was, but i only understood part of it). These were very good, not too sweet and good texture.
- Pork spare ribs (pai kuat) - these were very tasty, the sauce was nice although could've been more spicy i like it better when there are green chilis in the sauce. The meat was tender although it was a bit fatty than usually
I wish I could've eaten more, but I was full. I think this place is well worth trying and that it's definitely a contender among the best dim sum places in flushing (although I haven't tried the new Jade Asian or Tung Yi Fung yet).
re: toby1355
yeah it was a pleasant surprise as the reports on this place have been pretty sparse
btw the service is surprisingly good for a dim sum hall
re: toby1355
Appreciate the reports. This place came up in a recent Chow Digest item ... http://www.chow.com/digest/4830
Posted 3/1/08 on another thread (my link didnt work):
"5 of us went to Perfect Team Corp. (aka Guang Zhou) today and the dim sum was definitely above average. I'd rate it above almost all others except World Tong in Brooklyn. Everything was fresh but the selection, although quite extensive, was limited in that it was all very traditional. None of the innovative fare you'd find at WT nor any of the more "out of the ordinary" offerings. I'd go back there easily but, if you have a choice, hit World Tong".
I'm so glad that someone finally started a thread for Guang Zhou restaurant aka Perfect Team Corporation. This place remains my favorite dim sum spot in Flushing (I don't go to the Chinatown in Manhattan or Brooklyn often enough to try out their dim sum). Here are a few of the dim sum dishes from Guang Zhou that I really like:
- steamed fish balls (very tasty and good texture)
- steamed chicken buns (real pieces of chicken and mushroom, and "didn't have any weird meat (i.e. stuff you can't bite through)" (quoted from Lau's comment on baked pork buns)
- pan-fried shrimp and chive dumplings - round shape (my personal favorite among all dim sum items)
- shrimp rice roll (ha cheung fan)
- Ja-leung (rice noodle wrapped around chinese fried donut - definitely comfort food for me since childhood)
- many of their steamed dumplings are also good.
Since custard buns were mentioned in the original post, let me point out that Guang Zhou actually has two types of custard buns:
One is called Nai Wong Bao, which is the regular steamed egg custard bun.
Their signature dish, however, is Lau Sa Bao, which is a much richer version of the regular egg custard bun. Try it out if you have a sweet tooth.
re: cacaoonli
yeah the lady was trying to upsell me on the steamed chicken buns, but i was too full by then and i didn't see the zha liang until i was already full (one of my all time favorite dim sum items)
i'm pretty sure mine were the nai wong bao, i think i know what the other bao you're talking about is and this wasn't it...tasty nonetheless
re: Brian S
good question, i would like to try it...my gut would say that its probably very good, execution seemed to be good at this restaurant
re: Brian S
I've only been there for dinner and it's quite good.
re: Chandavkl
Yeah, it is. If I had to rank them, I'd say
1) Ocean Jewels
2) Jade Asian
3) Perfect Team Corporation aka Canton Restaurant
And somewhere in there is the much-neglected Corner 28.
re: Brian S
Corner 28 is a favorite takeout. 4 items, soup & bottle of water for $4.50. You just can't beat it the price. The food is excellent. Upstairs has a good view of Main St. but the menu is beyond extensive. Far too many ways to order the same food item. The only complaint I have is the wait. If it's crowded the wait is even longer. The food comes from the kitchen downstairs [they use a dumbwaiter to bring up the food].
re: Remag1234
but the upstairs food is sooooo good!
re: cimui
there are alot especially in dishes like dumplings where you can hide them...although i think it might be a cultural thing b/c i think there are a good # of chinese people could probably care less (truth be told while i'd much prefer it to be done, it won't stop me from eating a dish)
Went last night. Up Main Street two blocks from the subway, turn right on 37th down that long long block past Joe's Shanghai, and up a staircase past a huge landscape painting in late Ming style. No one will mistake it for a genuine Dong Qichang, but it's still well worth pausing to admire. A small yet elegant dining room, plush padded chairs and waiters in gold embroidered vests. Some couples eating, several big groups enjoying fabulous banquets. I perused the long menu complete with photos (and English translations) and then noticed a little card with specials in Chinese only. I ordered something with fish head. It was $16, though there are many nice entrees priced at $10.
It was one of those "sizzling platters" Pieces of fish head coated in potato flour, julienned bell pepper and onions. It looked, in other words, like your ordinary sizzling platter. But it sure didn't taste like your ordinary platter! A small amount of a fantastic sauce coated the fish, brought out its flavor, lent a hint of exotic, unidentifiable spice.
So they basically didn't fall far short of their English name. (The Chinese name, Canton Restaurant, is accurate too.) Ocean Jewels and Jade Asian are better, I think... but this is a place I certainly want to come back and try again... and again.
On Dong Qichang: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dong_Qic... I think of him as the founder of modern art since he once said, like Cezanne many years later, this painting is mountains and trees but it is first and foremost ink and paper.
136-59 37th Ave, Queens, NY 11354
re: Brian S
It sounds like a lovely space, Brian. Would you say it's more upscale than Ocean Jewels?
Thanks, as always, for a very well written review.
re: cimui
I'm glad you liked the review! I would say that Perfect Team is slightly less upscale than Ocean Jewels or Jade Asian, but it is very much in the same mould. Waiters wearing neckties and gold vests, lots of headwaiters in dark suits and ties, a wall of fish tanks full of exotic species.
Oh, one thing they, unlike Jade Asian, do is to print their menu, without the photos, on thin paper, so if you are in the area you can grab a copy and take it home and plan your meal.
Came in for dim sum today with four friends and had a blast.
Good baked pork buns. Very good steamed pork buns. Amazing char siu sou (roast pork in a puff pastry) -- this might be my favorite thing. The roasted pork is of a higher quality than you often see in Manhattan dim sum places. Tender and sweet. Not full of filler. Very nice taro crisps (and I don't like taro). Nice har gow (wonderfully big shrimp) with thin skins. Piping hot shui mai (possibly the best I've had outside southern California). Great sweet egg / cream baked pastry with a buttery top. Delicious you tiao wrapped in rice noodle rolls. Grabbed some Chinese broccoli -- nice contrast against the meaty dishes. Nice shrimp rice noodle rolls -- very sweet and fresh shrimp, bursting with flavor. Dishes were coming out with a ferocious speed and luckily we were seated just outside the kitchen. There were also waiters walking around with trays, hawking various dishes. But ravenous as we were, we saw but didn't partake in any beef tendon, fried daikon cake, shrimp stuffed into eggplant, shrimp stuffed into green pepper, spare ribs, congee cart, fried egg rolls, shrimp and chive dumplings, chicken feet, fried tofu squares, ground pork (?) on steamed rice (served in a ceramic container with its own lid), snails, clams, sponge cake, or flan (and probably even more that I'm missing, as I quickly went into food coma).
We had 11 dishes totaling $33 before tip. Unfortunately, no egg custard tarts, even though we asked several times. We were stuffed within 30 minutes of sitting down, and decided to call uncle, saving room for boba tea and perhaps some shaved ice.
We went at the height of dim sum on Saturday, arriving after noon and not getting seated until 1pm. Waiting was insanity. We were number 91, they were in the late 50s when we got our number, when we left, they were in the 40s, having reached 99 and started over. The crowds were quite chaotic and the Chinese people waiting were very assertive. The numbers seemed to fly by and then all of a sudden stop, and there weren't any available 4-tops but the hostess kept trying seat any part of 3 at a 3-top, and failing, calling numbers over and over. Witnessed a man try to tell the hostess that he was a party of 3 not a party of 4, and she said to him, quite cross, in Mandarin, "You can't fool me! Stop trying to fool me!" Kind of hilarious, as I understood just enough Mandarin to understand what he was trying to pull!
re: kathryn
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re: kathryn
glad u liked it
thx for trying the cha siu so, i haven't had good cha siu so in a long time, so ill def have to try it out next time
re: kathryn
I went here almost a year ago with a group of chow type people and it was wonderful, everything tasted so fresh. Jeez, Kathryn, gorgeous photos!! My mouth is watering...
re: prunefeet
The line was frightening when we walked up, people in front of the restaurant, all jammed up on the stairs, crammed into the entryway. Word seems to have gotten out amongst the Chinese community! From the looks of the crowd, I have to assume it was 98% Chinese. I think we spotted only 4-5 non-Chinese folks while we were there.
re: kathryn
i had this wonderful dim sum dish in LA that i've never seen in NYC before. it is a white steamed bun with a very bright yellow, gooey filling. the filling is slightly sweet and it is served warm. it's also the "cutest" dim sum dish ever, it resembles a stark white egg with runny yolk when you bite into it. any luck here or any other dimsum place in all of nyc at this rate? thanks!!
re: Linda
Yes, when I went to Perfect Team Corporation, my friend from Hawaii was telling me about them. Sometimes they are steamed, sometimes they are baked.
Perfect Team Corporation had the baked version with a sugary top; not sure if they have the steamed ones but if you go there you could probably ask. They are called lai wong bao, and sometimes also nai wong bao, custard bao, or cream bao.
re: kathryn
they do have it...ive had the steamed version at perfect team corp
re: Linda
I've had them at Perfect Team Corp., where they circulate in the carts, but I didn't think they were the best version in Flushing. They were kind of gritty, and seemed like the custard was a mix. They have them at most of the decent dim sum places, but don't usually circulate so you have to ask for them. I usually do since they're one of my favorites. Try them at Ocean Jewels, where they're pretty good. They also have a good version at Gala Manor.
I actually went to Perfect Team Corp. yesterday for the first time based on this thread, and I have to say that everything was really good. (Even though I'm complaining about the nai wong bao, they were still pretty good.) Definitely try the turnip cake and the roast pork bun.
Went back with a large group this past Saturday. Very easy getting at table around 10:30, there didn't seem to be that many people waiting when we left around 11:45. Ordered way too much and paid $15 pp including tax and tip. An excellent experience overall.
- char siu sou (roast pork puff pastry) - so good, couldn't stop eating this, one of my favorite things at dim sum
- shrimp cheung fun - excellent and very fresh tasting shrimp, one of the best things there
- clams in black bean sauce - eh, too much sauce for me, but got this for a non-pork eating person at the table
- egg tarts - creamy and flaky and extra delicate, these were awesome
- fried taro puffs - also awesome, really nice and savory filling, nice and hot when we got them
- fried culler (you tiao) cheung fun (noodle rolls) - these had cooled off a bit by the time I ate mine but it was still good
- baked roast pork buns - really skimpy on the pork, the bun was like 90% air, this was the only clunker
- sauteed pea shoots - delicious and garlicky
- fried tofu blocks with shrimp stuffing - one of the less standard items, almost too hot to eat, it was unusual and tasted pretty good but I don't think I'd get it again
- steamed custard buns - yummy but I think I liked the baked ones more
- Shrimp and vegetables wrapped with sesame - these were alright
- Fried vegetable rolls - tasty but too much mushroom I thought
- shui mai - good but kind of your standard version
- tofu skin roll - these were OK but I'm not the biggest fan
- Steamed roast pork buns - quite good and filled way more than the baked ones
- Sweet mantou rolls - nice but I'm not the biggest fan
- Fried sesame balls with black bean paste - these were great, not overly sweet, or overly heavy or greasy, and the black bean paste was just right
re: kathryn
Thanks for the great post Kathryn, I'm so glad to hear this place has maintained its high quality.
re: kathryn
if you like char-siu-sou; try it at the place canal seafood restaurant; basically the first chinese restaurant on the south side of canal street, coming from varick. they remodeled a few years ago and cater mainly to the pre-bootleg shopping crowd but their triangular roast pork pastry is really good esp. early in the day. last time however it seemed to have changed but, I think it's worth a try if you're into it.
re: bigjeff
Thanks for the recommendation!
re: ChefAntDrgn
i think the consistency of quality amongst the various dim sum dishes is among the highest in flushing, i think that only jade asian is probably in the same category (ocean jewel can be more inconsistent as is gala manor)
re: ChefAntDrgn
Jade Asian has consistently been superior compared to Gala Manor and Ocean Jewels. I can't speak for Perfect Team, since I've never been there, but on top of this accolade, it keeps improving with every visit. Never had a bad experience or dish there and I've been attending from its days as KB Garden to Gum Fung and now, Jade Asian. Nuff said.
Went to Perfect Team Co. with a friend recently; on a Tuesday around 1:45 it was completely full when we walked in (we were the only non-Chinese people there) but started to empty out soon after. There were plenty of carts circulating and everything we had tasted fresh and was served hot. We tried:
- shrimp rice noodle rolls
- fried donut wrapped in rice noodles (mentioned previously by other posters)
- har gow (shrimp dumplings)
- shrimp & chive dumplings
- Chinese broccoli
- sesame balls with black sesame paste inside
For these 6 dishes, the cost before tip was just under $24. I haven't eaten much dim sum before, but I was a little surprised at the total (a bit higher than I thought it would be). Any thoughts on how this compares price-wise?
Regardless, I thought the quality was very high and I was impressed at how fresh the shrimp was (actual large pieces of shrimp and not just shrimp paste/mush). I plan to return!
re: Lemonbar
$24 sounds litte high for 6 items although did you order drinks? (sodas etc) b/c all of those are regular dim sum items and chinese broccoli shouldn't be that expensive
glad you liked it, that place is pretty good...btw the shrimp should be fresh in all of the above mentioned dishes (if its not then its not good quality dim sum)
re: RedVelvet
fyi even if they do serve dim sum later, it will be subpar...the dim sum starts getting alot less fresh post 12-1pm
dim sum is meant to be eaten in the morning, i'd suggest not going later
re: prcentauri
I don't know the answer to your question, but I saw them doing work to the exterior about three months ago. However, as of Friday, I didn't see that anything had changed either inside or out. Plus, I saw many of the same faces working the restaurant and the food was the same.
without delving into a serious review (there were about 11 of us in the side back room and we had a grand ol' time), my few notes are:
1. durian pastry (rectangular parcels) were really really good
2. the savory meat stuff (spareribs, veal chops, etc.) were heavy with MSG
3. most stuff was very very good, steamed stuff well-steamed, fried stuff well-fried


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The scene: Pheu Thai Party headquarters a few days after the election results have been announced.
'Just like I said, an overall majority. So we can tell that clown from Buriram to go back to running his football team.'
'Yes, but we have to keep our eyes open. We're getting reports of something going on in the camps in Lopburi and Prachin.'
'They wouldn't dare. Not with the world's media doing fashion spreads on the new PM.'
'I dunno. Winning the election could be just the start of our troubles.'
'What's that noise outside?'
'Well judging from the placards they're waving, it looks like graduates wanting 15 thousand a month.'
'But we've only just got here. They can't expect to walk straight into jobs.'
'Er, they're not walking into jobs; they're being thrown out of them. It seems that employers have decided to fire all the university graduates they already have rather than pay them 15,000. They're hiring high school kids instead. They say the quality of university education is so dire in this country, there's no appreciable drop in quality.'
'You mean our policy to make graduates better off …'
'… only loses them jobs. It's bound to happen if you think the government can set rates of pay in the private sector.'
'Is that noise getting louder?'
'It is. A few more thousand more have joined in, about the minimum wage this time.'
'But we signed the executive order this morning. 300 baht a day, effective immediately. Don't they know that?'
'I think they do, because they've also been thrown out of work. Hear that whistling sound?'
'Eerie. What is it?'
'That is the sound of factories moving to Cambodia and Bangladesh and anywhere else where labour costs are cheaper.'
'But, that's, that's just unpatriotic. Don't Thai businesses realize that we're trying to help them? We've lowered corporate tax like we promised.'
'But raised their labour costs by far more than that.'
'So what are we going to do with these millions of unemployed?'
'Nothing. With all these give-aways, we don't have any money to do anything anyway. And while you're here, could you sign these contracts?'
'What contracts?'
'Well this is for the mega-dyke to stop Bangkok flooding and this one's for the construction of the land bridge down south and …'
'Whoa, look at all those zeroes. But don't we need feasibility studies and tenders and bidding and all that?'
'Well, not if the Cabinet says they are urgent, which they will, because that's what we said in the campaign.'
'I don't know. They can't be as urgent as the new rail lines in Bangkok. That really got the voters excited. Why don't we build those first?'
'Well, because no one wants to build them.'
'Why not?'
'Well, we did also promise a flat fare of 20 baht. The skytrain and the underground both charge more than that and they haven't been able to turn a profit for years. So there's almost no interest in it.'
'Almost no interest?'
'Well, there is one company showing an interest. A certain Oak Solutions, no track record, no experience in construction work of any kind, no paid up capital, and it looks like it's just a scheme to get its hands on property on where the lines will go and make a killing that way.'
'But how do they know that? It hasn't been decided yet.'
'Well, it is called Oak and there is a sort of family connection.'
'This is hopeless. It looks as if implementing our manifesto will chase away business, cause mass unemployment, wreck the nation's finances for years to come and keep us at the bottom of the corruption league table.'
'Well if you put it like that, you won't be upset at the latest news.'
'Which is?'
'The Army is advancing on Bangkok. Looks like they want to re-arrange the election results.'
'Hmm. You know, I think we'll just let them. The other lot's promises were as half-baked as ours. Let them ruin the economy.'
Yes, indeed... the 4th of
Yes, indeed... the 4th of July will have to become Independence Day here in Thailand. People will have to start planning for their future and the future of their country independently of all the lying legates vying for votes.
It's not so difficult. We, and I say we because exactly the same process needs to be (re)inaugurated in my country, the USA, on the same day. Which is, coincidently, traditionally celebrated as Independence Day there as well. We must gather together in ban and tambon, ward and district; in amphoe and jangwat, county and state, and decide just what it is we do want from ourselves and from our governments, and plan how to accomplish our agreed upon aims, and put forth candidates to do so.
We do not need to watch TV, or to read the MSM, or to pay attention to 'pundits'... we need to build a consensus among ourselves on what our requirements actually are and decide how to satisfy them. Politics is not rocket science. We need to solve our problems at the lowest level possible, escalating the level of government involved only as required. Many of our problems do not even require the active participation of government, once exiting laws and regulations skewing outcomes in corporate/plutocrat favor are undone, and real, effective regulations rescinded in corporate/plutocrat favor are redone.
Remember... Thaksin sued people for reporting news of his misadventures. Thaksin had editors dismissed for the same 'offense'. Thaksin decreed the present Emergency Decree, and escalated the 'troubles' in the South. Pol. Lt. Col. Thaksin's police effected thousands of extra-judicial murders in a nominal 'war on drugs'. Thaksin and his government were no less corrupt than any other government in Thai history... the problems outlined above are the least of it.
We may be out of the fire here in Thailand on the 4th of July, but we'll be back in the frying pan... and the only ones who have we the peoples' interests at heart, worldwide, are we the people.
'Let them ruin the economy.'
'Let them ruin the economy.'
SLOWPOKE, they already DID.
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And the jest was in bad taste, the punch line is hollow. Comedy is all about timing, you need to try harder.


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Three /gquits for me. The first two were leveling guilds that couldn't support themselves.
As for the third, I joined at level 39 and was with them for 11 months. I became second in command in that time, and I had a blast since the guild was very friendly, very open, and very casual. Unfortunately, success came in short-lived spurts, and after a series of hard setbacks I informed the GL that I intended to leave if we were setback again. When that setback finally came, I informed the officers of my intention to leave, but I told them that I wanted it to be on their terms, not mine.
Because of that, they asked me to remain in the guild for a few days, during which time we were all able to plan out how best we could handle my departure without damaging the guild and morale. The guild ended up disbanding later, but has since reformed with many of its old members. I regularly run instances with my former guildmates, we craft things for each other, and we still hang out. I even administrate the guild website and assist my old GL with technical issues, like setting up phpRaid or eqDKP and things of that sort.
As for what I learned from it all, being honest and patient is key. Letting them know my plans in advance of any action gave them warning of my intention to leave, opened up an active discussion on what we could improve in the guild, and also allowed them to prepare for my potential departure. And because I gave them warning well in advance, they knew I had been thinking about it for awhile and that I wasn't making a quick decision. A little patience there really paid off in the long run, since I still count many of those people as friends.


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Luke Potter is a young artist / songwriter from the UK who's starting to make a buzz with his songs. At the age of 17, Luke picked up an acoustic guitar for the first time and started writing songs not only about love but also about growing up…In a short time he's become a natural songwriter and emerging artist in the making. Music Week selected Luke as one of their ten 'favorite' new talents of 2011 and commented saying "Luke's songs are beautiful." Promo Only agrees saying it's "exciting hearing such a fresh new and exciting talent like Luke… it's perfect for US radio".
In September 2013 he signed a management contract with WEG (Wright Entertainment Group) and Orrigami.
Since then he's been even busier with writing trips to Sweden, Canada and USA during 2014 where he's worked with some amazing collaborators.
He also did a short UK school tour and a small tour (10 shows) in the USA in July / August 2014 to a great reaction.
With a great catalogue of songs ready to go Luke will be putting out new music and videos soon!
Luke will join Take 2 Radio Music on Wednesday, September 10th at 3pm eastern/8pm GMT (UK) We will play his brand new song "It's Ok to Dream" as well as other songs.
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Diversity Rules Magazine on the Air welcomes Spenser Gould, a member of Luke O'Donovan's Support Team, to the show to discuss Luke's case.
On New Year's Eve of 2013, Luke O'Donovan attended a house party in Reynoldstown, a neighborhood in Atlanta, Georgia. Luke was seen dancing with and kissing other men at the party. Later in the night he was insulted with homophobic slurs, and attacked by several people at once. Luke unsuccessfully attempted to escape, at which point several witnesses reported watching between 5 and 12 men ganging-up on Luke and stomping on his head and body, evidently with the intent to kill him. Luke was called a faggot before and during the attack
Luke O'Donovan was sentenced to jail for defending himself against his attackers. Luke was subsequently imprisoned and charged with five counts of aggravated assault with a deadly weapon as well as one count of attempted murder.
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Taylor calls up author Luke Dempsey to discuss his new book, "Club Soccer 101: The Essential Guide to the Stars, Stats, and Stories of 101 of the Greatest Teams in the World". Topics covered include the selection process that went into choosing the 101 teams, the organizations that just missed out, and some of his favorite anecdotes from this opus of club soccer history.
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Peggy Kelly Davies is a Board Certified Consulting Hypnotist and Certified Instructor through the National Guild of Hypnotists, Peggy is an Award Winning Certified Instructor for 5-PATH® and 7th Path Self-Hypnosis® through The Banyan Hypnosis Centre in Tustin, California, Peggy served as a Director on the Board of the Ontario Association of Hypnotherapists for 2 years, and is currently President of the Toronto East NGH Chapter,and Vice-President of the Mississauga NGH Chapter.
Dr. Luke Michael Howard is a Smoking Cessation Specialist, has a Masters degree in hypnotherapy as well as a Doctorate in Psychology. One of the many certifications comes from training under Valerie Austen, the creator of World Renowned Stop Smoking in One Hour Hypnotherapy. Before coming to Canada, Dr. Luke had a very successful Clinic in the world famous Harley Street in London. He has already established a successful practice in Ottawa and has been featured in all forms of media such as Tone Magazine, Revivelife, Daytime Ottawa, CTV Morning Live and CBC Radio.
Rick Saruna is a fulltime clinical therapist he has been working with alternative methods of health and healing since the 1990's. Rick incorporates a variety of modalities from NLP, hypnosis, laser, energy work, and his own special processes. Rick is the developer of Rapid Emotional Release and Empowerment. A process that quickly removes stuck emotional issues often within minutes. It is non invasive and replaces regression. This makes the technique easy to use in busy offices and eliminates severe emotional reactions while being as effective as regression.
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Join host Jacqueline Jax with her special guest Luke L Nesler, Social Media Marketing Coach- Public Speaker- Owner of Impakt Marketing & Branding. They will be speaking on music marketing strategy and branding success. With special focus on social media and video medias. "Making the proper plan of action is critical when determining how you will effectively market your company's image. Each business is different but one thing remains consistent with all. Having a strong presence and brand image is crucial to your company's success."
Article page for more info: http://avaliveradio.com/podcast-branding-marketing-and-social-media-tips-with-jacqueline-jax-and-luke-l-nesler/
As always the conversation continues on our main web site with live comment feeds and discussions from our listeners so be sure to visit www.AvALiveRadio.com and join in the conversation.
Chris Cariaso, Luke Sanders, Joey Beltran, & MikeChandler
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Our first guest Chris Cariaso is the #8 ranked flyweight and set for his title shot at UFC 178. We will talk to Chris about the biggest match of his career, what it means at this point of his career to be fighting for the UFC title, and how life has changed for him inside the gym and outside of the gym since the fight was announced. Chris has been with the UFC since January of 2011 and we will ask him what he has learned in his time with the biggest promotion in the sport. Get over to Twitter and follow Chris @chriscariasomma
Our second guest this show is undefeated and knocking on the UFC's front door. Luke "Cool Hand" Sanders is coming off his 8th win, this time at RFA 17. We will talk to Luke about still being undefeated 3 years into his MMA career and if he feels it adds an extra target to this back. Luke is on his second fight with RFA, we will discuss with him his current contract situation, how much longer until he feels he is ready for the call up to the UFC, and who his perfect debut opponent would be, follow Luke on Twitter @SandersMMA
Hour two is kicked off by Joey Beltran, and Joey is on the hunt for Gold! Joey is set to take on Emanuel Newton for the Bellator Light Heavyweight Title at Bellator 124. We will talk with Joey about how life has been outside of the UFC, getting a shot to fight for the Bellator title, his last two fights against two very tough opponents, and his future with his new promotion. Get over to Twitter and follow Joey @Mexicutioner760
Our last guest is a man who is no stranger to the show and no stranger to being the champ. Michael Chandler is closing the show and you better believe we have a ton to discuss. We will talk to Michael about his desire for a rematch with Will Brooks, Eddie leaving for the UFC, Scott Coker taking over Bellator, and most importantly what Michael thinks his future will be with the company. Follow Michael on Twitter @MikeChandlerMMA
Actor and Comedian Luke Barnett stops by Conversations LIVE
Host Cyrus Webb welcomes actor and comedian Luke Barnett to Conversations LIVE to discuss not just his current success but how his love of making people laugh continues to inspire him along his journey.
Real Discipleship Is Daily...Luke 9:23...
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Today there are thousands of websites addressing the topic of prepping. They teach wilderness and urban survival for individuals as well as whole families. Some folks call them "doomsday prophets"; others might call them "foolish". No matter what we might think about some of their efforts, I am reminded about the life of Noah.
Spiritually we must become preppers. But how do we do so? What is needed to survive a spiritual holocaust? We can learn much from those who have survived in previous generations. Today there is a new sense of urgency in the Body of Messiah and preparations are being made for our returning King; Messiah Yahshua.
The spiritual climate today is being bombarded on every front. In order to survive we must become regimented and disciplined in our preparation. Prepare for what lies ahead...and ourselves to be prepared for our soon coming King.
He is not coming back for a spotted, wrinkled, and unfaithful bride. He is coming back to a bride that He has made herself ready. He has equipped us for the journey ahead...are we applying the tools in our rut sack?
Tools? We are here to help you in your preparation as good soldiers to fight the fight of faith. How?
Daily teachings through the Harmony of the Gospels (Statement of Faith) with notes found on our Facebook page. Our teaching will challenge you to walk as Messiah would walk right there beside you...for He is!
And The Ruach HaKodesh is with you and in you to lead and guide you into all truth. He has been sent to empower you in your daily walk (Halakah) and to receive what is from Messiah and gives it unto you! (John 16:14)
As we journey together we create a community of Yahshuites (Followers of Yahshua) who are Disciple-Making-Disciple-Makers. Come walk with us. The fellowship is sweet and the rewards eternal!
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My name is Ken Sheppard. I have invested in real estate successfully for over thirty years.
This show will explain to you how to make money in real estate when you do not have any money. I started out this way and so can you.
Today, we'll interview Luke Florian. He is a successful investor with over 200 deals done as single family as well as commercial transactions in real estate.
Find our podcasts on the iTunes store under "Making Money in Real Estate When You Have No Money".
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Jesus Christ Came to Heal the Brokenharted
This is both to teach how to heal the brokenhearted and how to have a broken heart healed.
I will pray of the healing of the brokenhearted and the release of the gift of the Spirit into a person's life. This is according to 2Timothy 1:6,7.
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If you come with a broken heart, please do not leave with one as Jesus Christ came to heal the brokenhearted.
Luke 4:18 The Spirit of the Lord is upon me, because he hath anointed me to preach the gospel to the poor; he hath sent me to heal the brokenhearted, to preach deliverance to the captives, and recovering of sight to the blind, to set at liberty them that are bruised,
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Click here to purchase the 2013 – 2014 Artist Directory for $9.95 plus tax
WPA's color, fully illustrated 2013-2014 Artist Directory is the definitive guide to established, emerging, and mid-career contemporary artists throughout the Washington region. Used by curators, art advisors, collectors, artists, editors, designers, and people with an interest in the arts, our 380-page Directory is the primary resource for access to art and artists in the DC, Maryland, and Virginia region.
The Directory features each participating WPA member artist on a full 8-1/2 x 5-1/2" page with contact information and a high-quality image selected by the artist as representative of his or her work as well as a listing to area museums and galleries. All 5 previous volumes are also available for purchase.
"We discovered the work of one of the artists featured in our solo space from the 2011-2012 WPA Artist Directory"
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Scientists have made a breakthrough advance in reprogramming cells in mice. This stride brings medical technology one step closer to the development of replacement tissues and organs in humans.
Medical researchers at Harvard University have successfully transformed ordinary pancreatic cells into insulin-producing cells in white, diabetic mice. Doug Melton and his colleagues, responsible for the study, are pleased by these results.
Usually, non-insulin producing pancreatic cells (referred to herein as exocrine cells) make up over 90% of the pancreatic cell mass, therefore Melton's success at transforming common exocrine cells into necessary, though much rarer, insulin-producing pancreatic cells (herein referred to as beta cells) may expedite the discovery of a plausible cure for diabetes.
In type I diabetes patients, the beta cells are the first to die, creating a sufficient lack of insulin production in the body. Since insulin works to mediate the amount of sugar present in the bloodstream at any given time, those without adequate insulin levels experience higher blood sugar levels.
Up until now, the most common mode of treatment has involved painful blood testing and daily insulin shots for type I individuals, or insulin medication for type II diabetes patients. Melton hopes that the presence of these transformed beta cells in his affected mice will work to cure their diabetes completely.
Melton and his team injected the mice with a poison, which targeted and killed the insulin-producing beta cells, causing diabetes in his experimental sample. Then, Melton proceeded to inject the pancreas of each mouse with a viral cocktail, which sought out the exocrine cells present. These viruses inserted three different genes which controlled the activity of other genes, changing their enzymatic processes altogether. After only five days, 20 percent of the virally infected cells began producing insulin. Their results were published in Nature, an online journal on Wednesday, August 27th.
As of now, this early after the beta cell transformation, it should be noted that Melton's mice still display higher than average blood sugar levels.
John Gearhart, Professor at the University of Pennsylvania and the man who led the first American team to isolate and identify human embryonic stem cells, called Melton's work a major leap in cell reprogramming.
The altered cells were not removed from the animals in any way. The transformation occurred within the organ, no Petri dish needed. Melton and his colleagues were able to transform neighboring exocrine cells already present within the mice into beta cells without the use of embryonic stem cells.
The development of these new cells without the use of embryonic stems cells relieves a lot of concern regarding the generation of replacement cells, tissues, and organs. It might seem promising, as several people in the American public are worried about the use of embryonic stem cells in medical research to find a potential cure for diabetes. However, it may also lead to reproductive cloning, a practice that some argue devalue the worth of human beings. Likewise, storms of debates still circulate around the use and possible destruction of what some groups believe to be potential lives.
Doug Melton began his diabetic research in 1993, after his son was diagnosed with type I diabetes. His obsession with the pursuit of a cure for diabetes has only grown since then, and his work has finally paid off. Several medical peers of Melton's view this reprogramming approach as the first step towards a cure.
"I wake up every day thinking about how to make beta cells," Melton jokes in an interview last Wednesday published online at CNN news.
When perfected, Melton hopes to help create drugs that would replace the viral injections necessary to start the transformation process.
Mark Kay, a researcher for Stanford University, expressed in an interview with the White Coat Notes, a medical publication in Boston, that this procedure "brings more excitement to the idea of using reprogramming as a way of treating diabetes," and other diseases. Currently, he is testing Melton's approach on liver cells.
Melton cautions other researchers from applying his reprogramming approach to other organs so soon, since pancreatic exocrine cells are so closely related to pancreatic beta cells. He can't be certain that other, more distantly related cells will respond in the same way.
Though Melton warns the public that this reprogramming approach is not yet ready for humans, he does express his excitement for the many potential applications this procedure may have. With the reprogramming of pancreatic cells comes the possibility for the regeneration of neurological cells destroyed during a stroke or aneurism, muscular cells affected by palsy or dystrophy, heart tissue in heart attack victims, or nerve cells in patients with Lou Gehrig's disease.
For those of us on campus, these advances may prove to be life changing ones. Personally, I'll announce how excited I am by the prospect of a diabetes cure, since I watched my parents prick their fingers and inject their stomachs three or four times daily just to keep their blood sugar levels in check. I know that some friends of mine have grandparents in the early stages of Alzheimer's, and I'm sure they would more than celebrate a cure for the tragic disease. Whatever the personal circumstances, students and faculty members alike on campus may already know someone suffering with these afflictions, but you can now rest assured that Doug Melton's research has brought us all one step closer to relief.


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I wouldn't mind more difficult instances, but CC doesn't make something difficult. I keep hearing all this talk about the good ol' days where instances were tough. I honestly think it is all a bunch of garbage. The only reason Northrend seems so easy is it took almost no time to go from quest blues to best in game epics. Of course heroics are easy now. You were supposed to be done with them about a week after the game launched because that's about how long it took to outgear them.
Do you know what else was easy? BC heroics when we out geared them. Magister's terrace wasn't hard because it required CC, it was hard because it required learning and knowing what each mob was capable of. Until we learned what they did, we just CC'd them to be sure. After every mob was clearly understood, other methods could be used to deal with them.
There are mob abilities to learn in some of the Northrend heroics as well. How many wipes did it take to learn that someone should do something about the spell flingers in H OK? Once everyone knows to deal with them, are they hard anymore? Would it be any more difficult if you had to have a mage press polymorph to deal with them than it would be to interrupt their casts?
CC doesn't make things hard. CC makes things tedious. After the first attempt you just "learn" instances and do the same thing over and over again. I for one would prefer less trash, and more interesting boss mechanics. Again, it is trivial after you learn it, but I'd rather learn a boss that a trash pull.
I agree that CC should be brought back into the game- what is the point of giving rogues an improved sap if we never have to use it! My friends and I have run a few Northrend instances, and the tank we often run with always uses CC even if the dungeon doesn't really warrant it- I like it, keeps us all in practice for when Blizz comes to their senses
You know, I think the trash is fine. It's just enough, without being really annoying. But the boss fights? Most of the new zones bosses are kinda...easy. Really easy. The tricks you learn to figure out the fights aren't all that difficult to figure out, and there's no real interesting catches. I think my favorite is the guy that casts insanity - it's got a mechanic involved that is interesting, entertaining, and difficult to beat.


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UWM 71, UW-Parkside 45
Nov. 11, 2004
UWM Head Coach Sandy Botham
"Parkside is a great test for us. It was a close game early but we were able to pull away. We forced a lot of chaos against a solid opponent."
"We pride ourselves on our defense and that's what will help us win a championship."
"We have a lot of balance on offense and a lot of weapons. Fatigue was a factor down the stretch with missed shots and turnovers."
"Of all the players returning Teri's shown the biggest improvement."
"Our offense is geared toward the personnel that we have. We want to let our players make the plays. The team has responded very well to the new offense. We use our athleticism to our advantage."
What Did You Learn About the Team?
"I felt confidence in the team. The foundation from last year is all back and they seemed really determined."
When Asked About Playing Time For Her Team?
"I gave the top six the most amount of minutes but then I tried out different combinations. You never know what lies ahead. If we can get a solid 8-9 player rotation down I will be happy."
UWM Senior Forward Teri Huff
"They tried to mix the defense up on us. I focused on being confident, aggressive and strong. We set the tone for the year coming out aggressively."


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Yesterday Starbucks launched their new Valentine's augmented reality (AR) cups. It's quite a clever way to get customers to not only drink their morning coffee but to buy one for a loved one.
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It isn't often national restaurant chains get menu items from the kitchens of their franchisees, but Brian Edler's idea was one Domino's Pizza executives ate right up.
A Utah company plans to open 11 Dunkin' Donuts stores in Denver as the nationally known doughnut chain plans its return to the Mile High City.
The incredibly rapid rise of smartphones, tablets, and social media, and the applications-"apps"-that run on them, is perhaps the biggest economic and technological phenomenon today.
We submitted Christmas Caroloke, the ultimate Christmas carol sing-along.
Bob Thomson, a SUBWAY® franchisee with twenty-four restaurants in Iowa, will soon be celebrating his 86th birthday, and twenty-two years with the SUBWAY® chain.


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Class 2A
Crown Point (14-4) vs. Munster (11-7-1), 5 p.m.
Valparaiso (14-3) vs. Lake Central (12-4), 7 p.m.
Championship, 2 p.m.
Advancement: Winner plays the South Bend Riley Regional winner at 11 a.m. Oct. 22 in the Class 2A Fort Wayne Snider Semistate.
Favorite: Valparaiso. Darkhorse: Lake Central.
Players to watch: Crown Point -- Sarah Rivich, Jr., F; Rachel Marczewski, Jr., MF; Cassie Donsbach, Sr., D. Lowell -- Megan Gramhofer, Sr., F. Lake Central -- Lauren Doreski, Jr., F; Kara Polus, Sr., MF; Jane Gates, Sr., F.. Munster -- Sammi Koufos, So., D; Alyssa Sheets, Sr., D; Morgan Newton, Sr., MF. Valparaiso -- Valparaiso -- Kate Johnson, Sr., F; Kaylee Pullins, Jr., F; Andrea Violanti, Jr., F.
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Since the early 1990s, Night to Care has helped make the holidays a little brighter for North Branford and Northford families in need. Started by Judy Bannon and Janet Ferraro, the program, which is run out of , has 68 families on its list this year, which includes 131 children, which is up five families from last year.
Jackie Rodriquez is chairing this year's Night to Care with Lynn Riordan of , which recently to the cause. Nicole Park and Julie Shadman take care of organizing the gifts, while Sherry Ardine works with the families in need.
"Night to Care is a heartfelt event run by Jerome Harrison School," said Rodriquez. "It is a food and gift drive benefiting North Branford and Northford families in need."
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In the lobby of Jerome Harrison, there is a snowman display with each snowman representing one of the 131 children in need with the gender and age of the child on each.
Rodriquez has seen the numbers grow over the years. When she started volunteering with the program a few years ago, there were just 18 familes; two years ago, there were 33 in need. This year's number more than doubled, meaning Night to Care needs even more people to give.
"Anybody can come to pick a snowman–all town members are welcome to participate," said Rodriquez.
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In addition to the gift drive, Night to Care also collects food for holiday meals. On Sunday, Nov. 13, there will be a in Branford from 8:30 a.m. to 2:30 p.m. to collect non-perishable food items, not only for the 68 families but also for the North Branford Food Bank.
Monetary donations are also accepted as the food boxes also include a Stop & Shop gift card for families to purchase a turkey or other main course.
"Matt's Mission very generously donated $1,500 to purchase more food items if need be and Stop & Shop gift cards for each family's holiday dinner," said Rodriquez.
On Friday, Dec. 9, JHS students and volunteers gather to wrap the gifts and box the food. The 2nd-grade chorus will sing holiday songs directed by Mrs. Humphrey and Mrs. Bannon.
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Owl City Covers 'In Christ Alone'
Adam Young says "something about this song makes me bawl like a baby"
Adam Young, best known as the pop sensation Owl City, was up late Sunday night recording a cover of the modern hymn, "In Christ Alone," by Keith Getty and Stuart Townend. On his blog, Young said it wasn't for any particular album or project: "Not for anything special, just for fun."
"Something about this song makes me bawl like a baby," Young wrote. "If I were to count on one hand, the number of songs that have ever deeply moved me, this one would take the cake. Last night I probably spent more time actually crying at the piano than I did recording it. Such are the secret confessions of a shy boy from Minnesota . . .
"As I'm so often reminded what a priceless gift my life is, I ache with everything in me to make it count, so that when I finally cross the finish line, I'll hear the words, 'Well done, good and faithful servant.'"
Young also noted that the spiritual meat of the song is not "intended to be 'crammed down the throat,' if you will. That is not my intention. This is what I wholeheartedly believe, and to that belief, I remain steadfast until He returns or calls me home."
Via Denny Burk, note that Young omits the second verse, the one dealing specifically with Christ's substitutionary death on the cross. I have no idea if this was intentional, but it is worth noting.
I love his version... It's awesome to know that someone like Mr. Young is a believer, may the Lord use him to bless and inspire more young people today...
Though we are in a world where addiction, suicide and violence is widespread and devious ways are more appealing to youth, indeed we have One God, and in Him we have hope...
Go against the ways of the world... I salute you Owl City...
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It has the same effect on me. It's because it is so reminscent of the Wesley hymns & On Christ the Sold Rock I Stand. Also the chords are slightly melancholy & the song has 'lift off' in the chorus. In a season of weak worship songs being written, 'the 7 - 11' type, this is so moving. Perhaps most important, like old hymns the entire gospel is in the verses & it's totally SINGABLE. Something pretty rare now a days in church. Unless you attend Brooklyn Tabernacle. Worship there and you will cry thru the WHOLE worship time.
Via Denny Burk:::::Really???I mean seriously the guy sings an absoultely uplifting song and you find the one critisism about it and note it for all...This is the reason more folks don't come to Christ and church because there are always supposed Christians there to critize every move they make. I can't wait to live in a word were we can ALL walk hand in hand glorifying his holy name and not nitpick if a person has a tattoo or baggy jeans or leaves a verse out of a song.
If it wouldn't have been the first comment here it wouldn't have been a big deal. I don't think it's that crazy to wonder about the missing verse. This song actually builds verse by verse; that's one of it's strengths. I found it interesting that he jumped right to the resurrection without the cross too. It's not some meaningless verse that was left out, and wondering if there is any significance to leaving a verse out of a song is not equivalent at all to nitpicking about tattoos and clothing. The guy that left that comment linked to the song with no criticism on his own blog so cut him some slack.
@ sus... no such thing as a "christian" album. He's a Christian, he made an album.
@ Denny and Berry.... maybe he left out a couple of verses for time's sake.
i was a belive, but i became truly religious when hearing many of adam's work. im 16, and im a belive
I think anytime the Cross is left out it is significant! The Cross is offensive because it condemns all as sinners who cannot save themselves! The Cross is offensive because it says that all mankind deserves the eternal wrath of God to be poured out on them! And those outside of Christ, who die outside of Christ, will experience the eternal wrath of God!
The Cross demonstrates the righteousness of God and the total depravity of man. If you remove the Cross, you remove Christ. If you remove the Cross, you remove salvation. If you proclaim a Savior without the Cross, you become a false prophet to which hordes will flock. Not a small matter.
@ Michael K...
He didn't "remove the cross", he just chose to sing a few verses of a song... that, in it's entirety, is very long. It's a song... it's not "the Cross".
So Adam Young is now solely responsible for leading others astray because he didn't sing the verse about the cross? Wow, he certainly yields a lot of power!
@morganfreemansfreckles (lol @ the name)...
My comment was not so much about the song, but directed towards people who think criticism is always bad, or is nitpicking, especially in regards to biblical matters. There is a generation who thinks no one should ever speak anything other than flattery. That's why you have people filling up large venues to hear people like Joel Osteen, that devil, who flatters the lusts of corrupt men in their greediness for gain.
If you so much as mention sin or that blood shedding is required to take away sin, because God hates it that much, then all of a sudden you have an uproar. If you want to hold people to the biblical doctrines and correct false doctrines, people think you're being divisive and unloving. But the children of the devil murdered the prophets of God which God sent, because they testified against their evil deeds. And Jesus Christ was hated by the world because He testified of the world that its works are evil. So it is in this day towards the children of God.
Proverbs 10:17 "He is in the way of life that keepeth instruction: but he that refuseth reproof erreth."
Via Denny Burk:
He may have omitted that verse, but he DID include the more important verse regarding the glorious victory over death. After all, what do we Christians celebrate more, his death or his resurrection?
It's easy to believe that Christ died on the cross, but does everyone as easily believe that He rose from the grave? We may never know Adam Young's reasoning for clipping the verse out. Did it have a purpose? Only he knows! In my opinion, I believe that the resurrection of Christ is more of a risque topic in light of our times, but ultimately, we should rejoice that someone of such stature in the secular realm of music is bringing his faith to the light!
You know the saddest part of this? The fact that he simply recorded a song that he liked and that moved him, and there are those who claim Christ, yet choose to attack him. I guess to some the love of Christ is more words on stone than a relationship of heart.
Well, it looks like Adam did exactly what God wanted him to. By the looks of it, he is being that good and faithful servant...just look at how much sharpening of the sword is happening by these comments alone. All about that one little song he chose to record and share with us. I hope and pray that everyone who reads these comments, will seek through prayer what it is that our loving and Holy Father is teaching each of us from it. Thank you Adam Young, for all of your work as His servant! I can't wait to see how He uses you next...
One of the things I enjoy about going to church here in China is that the congregation sings every single verse of every hymn they sing. I guess Denny Burk would come down pretty hard on the Christian and Missionary Alliance church I attended growing up. If a hymn had more than three verses in it, we almost always left some out. I wonder if Denny's church has ever done that? I challenge every person here who's complained about Owl City leaving a verse out to make exactly the same complaint to their worship leader the next time they hear something like, "We'll sing verses 1,2,3, and 7". It would seem to me that if they didn't, that would make them hypocrites, and the world doesn't need any more of those.
There are very valid points being made on both sides of the debate about the missing verse, which I too missed when listening to the song as I think all the verses together give the song its power, but did anyone actually read what he wrote about this song & his experience recording it? He stated how emotional this song makes him & how he spent more time weeping at the piano than he did actually singing the song, so did anyone think that maybe that verse was just too emotional for him to make it through & he just simply couldn't get it recorded?
I am so blessed to know that there's someone in Hollywood who's standing for Christ and praising His name. You go Owl City! Adam, don't let anyone turn you from God, I want to meet you in Heaven (LOL). Keep up your faith, God's got your back!
May He bless you in your music,
d bible says God did not come to condemn d world. He came to give us life that we may have it more abundantly.
Its terribly saddening to hear a fellow christian condemning the song because of a missing verse. It makes me wonder who you are emulating.
I am ecstatic finding out that Adam is a christian and is bold to show it. Keep it up bro.
When we omit a verse in a hymn and repeat others, it does not mean that the verse has lost its potency. It means we should reflect on the one we sang and listen to what God is saying through them. Not all parts of the bible speaks to you at once, does it?


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