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"Without a measure of efficiency and effectiveness, the health and productivity of the workforce is suffering," she says. "It has been illustrated time and again that return-to-work programs keep business and premium costs down as well as benefit injured workers. It's a win-win for both the healthcare system and the injured worker."
"If someone is injured on the job bring them back on light duty and into work rather than just continue to pay out indemnity as they sit home and recuperate," she says. "Bring them back to work and put them on light duty as they continue to recover."
While claims frequency has declined, claims severity including medical, indemnity and expense costs, has been steadily increasing, and projected to continue at a rate of 2% per year. Posey says the increase is linked primarily to outside influences such as the weak economy that has made it more expensive to close outstanding workers compensation claims.
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Ken Goff (12/21/2012 at 11:16 AM)
I think this is backwards. Healthcare has placed emphasis on patient safety since 2001 with little change. Some facilities are now placing emphasis on Employee Safety and I believe this translates to safer patient care. If you don't comply with the rules and policies that keep yourself safe you are most likely not complying with the rules and policies that keep patients safe.
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location,not noisey,easy access to motor way.good views.large balcony
no kettle in apartment which would have been great for a coffee after a 3 hour drive.fluf and dirt behind beds,broken chair on balcony.
good location it was walking distance from the main town and beach. nice balcony view. Quiet area. standard for your money if youre on a budget.
We arrived at 11pm there was no reception and un aware where to go, luckily tourists told us to get our keys which was a 20 minute walk. Was un aware of an upfront deposit fee of 150 euros, we argued back as we were un prepared for that, so they knocked it down to 60 euros. ive been back home for 4 weeks now and still having trouble getting the deposit back. no wifi even though it says there is. The shower turned cold after 5 minutes of hot water. lifts are tempromental as we got stuck in them at 1am and took an hour and a half to get seen too. Had 1 toilet roll to last us a week. No lounging beds for the pool and trees blocking the sun. We were right at the top floor and genuinly think it was haunted no joke.
Was impressed with all, location was perfect for us
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Thinking Right's weekend free-for-all. Pick a topic:
Think this Congress couldn't be worse — or farther out? Sunday's interview with Cynthia McKinney is a reminder that, had she remained in Congress, she'd be important now.
Despite Atlanta's financial woes, politicians should not be tempted to try the solution that Birmingham embraces: An occupational tax of just under one-half of 1 percent. The mountains and the sea are the first obstacles to job flight.
No question, home schooling should be treated with the same respect accorded other educational choices parents make. Allowing them to participate in the prestigious Governor's Honors Program, as directed by the General Assembly, is an overdue acknowledgment of parity with public and private schooling.
Appropriate, too, are the $1.4 million in federal grants to help support new charter schools. The feds should have no more than a tiny, tiny role in k-12 education, the responsibility of state and local governments. Funding new educational models is one of them. Four schools got grants ranging from $200,000 to $400,000.
Yes, there is opposition to privatization of public services in Georgia's largest city south of Dunwoody. No surprise that Mayor Shirley Franklin's administration "has seen no great reformation," as AJC reporter D.L. Bennett found. Exceedingly rare is the elected official who can get past the constant naysayers, unions and bureaucrats to turn talk into action. Talk's cheap.
The future is seen in a photo in Sunday's AJC. It consists of four women "chanting in support of health care reform at U.S. Rep. David Scott's town hall meeting." Three are wearing T-shirts promoting AFSCME — the American Federation of State, County and Municipal Employees — and three are carrying mass-produced signs that have, on a dime, shifted debate from "health care reform" to "health insurance reform." The quick change was to demonize insurance companies. Few trust government to run health care. But public employee unions and politicians? A combination to be feared.
Another glimpse of the future: Smokers, rebelling against a 62-cents per pack increase in the tobacco tax, to $1.01 per pack, are beginning to grow their own. It's a cottage industry now, for sure. But taxpayers do react to onerous taxes. They change behaviors. They quit. Or they beat the system, as with Prohibition. Taxation is the power to destroy and the tool to create crooks or new undesirable behaviors.
The Troy Anthony Davis case is an example of how public opinion can be manipulated, even at the top of the judiciary. Justice Antonin Scalia nailed it: Even though "every judicial and executive body that has examined petitioner' stale claim of innocence has been unpersuaded," the majority of justices directed a district court judge to hear his claim of new evidence in the murder of Savannah policeman Mark MacPhail. That, said Scalia, amounts to sending a federal judge "on a fool's errand" without meaningful guidance. There's less to the recanted testimony and "new evidence" than is routinely implied. Pity the poor MacPhail family. A headline captured his mother's hurt: "Never-ending anguish is aftermath of son's killing."
The federal government that can't process "Cash for Clunkers" rebates to dealers is proposing to run the nation's health-care system. Half the 425 dealers in the Greater New York [City] Automobile Dealers Association is pulling out of the program because they're not getting paid. Don't want the same suspense for my body parts.
No fools here. Officials at the Georgia World Congress Center step up efforts to recruit conventions in industries that are getting federal "stimulus" money. Transportation and alternative energy are among them. Industries without access to free, borrowed, tax-the-unborn tax dollars aren't spending on non-essentials. Those with access to the public's money are.
August 21st, 2009
10:01 am
Have you noticed how some bloggers attack Jim Wooten when he allows me to get my message out to the public? They are practically begging him to ban me.
Some people just can't handle the truth.
August 21st, 2009
10:12 am
What a silly statement……….
"Negroes forfeited their right to become shot callers when they chose integration as their philosophy in life as opposed to separatism."
Yes ALL Black folks are exactly the same……Yes all White folks are exactly the same……Yes all Muslims are exactly the same……. Yes all Chinese are exactly the same……Yes all French folks are exactly the same……Yes all Rednecks are exactly the same……. Yes all Republican's are exactly the same……
The list goes on…..there is NOT an Individual Alive !
August 21st, 2009
10:15 am
You forfeited your right to have someone to believe that you are a rational, coherent human being when you spout off such nonsense as witnessed here.
You should revert back to your civics lessons to understand that we live in a representative democracy in that we do not have the power to "call the shots" without our wishes going through the legislative and judicial process, therefore, your flatulation is just more "gas."
If you claim to be an American, then you statement relative to separatism belies the fact that you are outside the mainstream of the American spirit. Let us know who your earthly leaders are and what is your philosophy of governance?
August 21st, 2009
10:19 am
I did not see the post where you indicated that I smell like Cutty.
How would you know what I smell like, SLOW MOTION?
As for my posting, I put my words out for all to see without worrying about a disguise. I have been and will always challenge you and your racist screed as I do not believe that you are a black man and immature and sophomoric rantings give rise to the belief that your IQ is about the same as your shoe size!
August 21st, 2009
10:34 am
The dems can not govern! Is it not obvious it takes only a smooth talker to get the liberals all hot and bothered. Now the threats are getting louder from the white house. It is so sad that free people have this contingentcy knawing at the fabric of this republic.
August 21st, 2009
10:34 am
Speaking of separatism, a documentary will air on the National Geographic Channel Aug. 30th dispelling all of the myths the weak-minded mental cripples of modern society must depend on as a social crutch in order to support and propagate the ignorance of bigotry and the denial of science fact.
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August 21st, 2009
10:44 am
No one has to attack Jim Wooten concerning YOU and your version of the "truth."
All one has to do is read your screed and the question immediately arises, 'SAY WHAT?"
August 21st, 2009
10:48 am
I can let you know who my earthly leaders aren't. The so-called educated integrationist Negroes are not my leaders.
Our philosophy in life is separatism. Negroes should have the institutions i.e. the power to feed, clothe shelter, educate, and employ, etc the common Negroes and hopefully some white people too.
If we live in a representative democracy, we should remain a representative democracy. But the founding fathers might challenge the idea of a representative democracy in the United States.
It stands to reason that separatism would afford Negroes with the dignity and power to become real Americans. And a chance of becoming a minor shot caller in America. As it stands today, Negroes are no more than so-called educated sophisticated slaves. Believe it or not, the plight of most Negroes during the years of segregation was infinitely better than that of common Negroes of today. I'm not advocating a return to segregation. I am advocating separatism.
The mongrels can remain integrated.
August 21st, 2009
10:55 am
Seems your buddy Cynthia Tucker thinks the cop killer is innocent.
August 21st, 2009
10:57 am
Davis is not about the death penalty. It's about stupid people being stopped from killing someone wre who didn't do it and the same stupid people getting off their butts and finding out who did.
We're pullin' the plug on the Senate Finance Six and their scheme to extract hundreds of thousands more dollars from insurance companies and pharmaceutical companies.
Suddenly Grassley the Assley, Conad and Well Pointe Bayh (his wife gets her total income of over 300 grand from sitting on insurance boards) realizize they aren't in the driver's seat.
August 21st, 2009
11:02 am
Not only is Jim Wooten attacked because he allows me to post, but I've noticed in the past that 'Big Bucks GOP doing the Lords work', has a lot to say immediately after I have posted. And I really mean a lot to say. Say What?
My comments are too powerful to be drowned out by banning or wordy foolish games. You feel me?
August 21st, 2009
11:06 am
About ending Mrs. McPhail's grief over her son by executing his (perhaps wrongfully) convicted killer…does she really believe that her grief will be even slightly assuaged by putting Troy Davis to death (either guilty or worse, innocent)? As a fiscal conservative, I'm surprised Jim would espouse the death penalty. A life sentence with no possibility of parole costs the taxpayers of this country approximately $1.5 million over the average inmate's lifetime. Death penalty appeals, the average running roughly 14.2 years, costs taxpayers approximately $20 million from the filing of the first appeal to the ultimate solution, should that occur. Killing a guilty man isn't going to bring back the dead. It's blood lust. It does not assuage grief. Suing a doctor for millions for wrongful death isn't going to bring a dead child back – was that child's life measurable in money? Will it ease the pain of that child's loss? I don't think so. What if Troy Davis really IS innocent? Black men are disproportionately represented in our nation's prisons, especially in the south. Only the wealthy get out of serious legal penalties in America. Most criminal defendants don't fit that profile and most black men accused of capital crimes aren't OJ Simpson. They are black, poor and have no resources to hire $750 an hour attorneys with multitudes of associates and paralegals. They get a relatively inexperienced public defender with 40 cases on his or her desk who makes $30,000 a year to work a 70 hour week. Our justice system was originally designed to protect the ONE innocent person – which, collaterally also protects the thousands of guilty as well. The Justice Project gets a good number of men and women out of prison, sometimes with life and death sentences based on DNA evidence that shows undeniably that the convicted person could not have possibly committed the crime. What if DNA evidence did not exist (as it did not 30 years ago) and those innocent men had been put to death, which happened frequently back then? Do we just shrug and say "oh, well…"? Our appellate system is set up to avoid that outcome because we are a nation founded on principles of justice for EVERYONE, even "integrated Negroes". Perhaps Jim would prefer the Chinese legal system. You get a quick trial, have no due process or habeas corpus rights and once the verdict is announced (and it's usually guilty since you're allowed no witnesses in your defense) there is no appeal – they take you out to the public square and execute you in front of thousands with a bullet to the brain. It's quick, it's cheap and it's a horrendous violation of human rights. If it were you that had been wrongfully convicted on circumstantial evidence (happens all the time, believe me) or based solely on testimony made by others who had something to gain by pointing the finger at you (like saving their own lives with a plea bargain), which system would you rather be judged by? The one we enjoy here or the one the Chinese government has been using for centuries?
We need to stop wasting millions of taxpayer dollars which the imposition of the death penalty causes, put guilty persons in prison for life where they'll never get out, and spend those funds on more important things that could stop a lot of crime in the first place; the war on poverty would be a good place to start.
And, Charles (let's hope you really ARE original and there aren't any more people out there like you, though I suspect, sadly, there are), after reading your blog entries, I feel truly sorry for you. I'm afraid to find out what you consider a "real American" to be. I hope God feels sorry for you too when your time to leave this planet comes for your sake. Perhaps He will have more compassion for you than you do for others.
August 21st, 2009
11:16 am
You're not employed by CNN. You know who real Americans are.
August 21st, 2009
11:16 am
Oh, Jim you're so sly with your comments on the slowness of the "clunker" rebates. When I get a rebate from a private company, i.e., Verizon, Best Buy, Home Depot, etc. the wait time is a customary 4-6 weeks, so what's new here? As with any start-up program the administration did not anticipate the popularity (and success by the way) of the program. In the end everyone who qualifies will get paid.
I find your comments about the GWC amusing. Yes, they are being smart to attract "stimulus" customers. It is stimulus that is keeping GA afloat, and many other states and businesses. I know you don't like it, but take a poll of those whose jobs have been preserved, and those who are being re-hired or hired because of stimulus funds and see if they think it's a boondoggle.
Many of the objectors to all this probably owe their living to government funds, i.e. medicare recipients, Social Security recipients, businesses and individuals who take tax deductions for all sorts of things, States (like GA) who receive stimulus dollars… yes, it's always that big bad government which is to fault for everything that goes wrong.
This all leads up to my question, if Republicans (so-called conservatives) are so good why is GA's unemployment rate above the national average, why after 8 years of Bush was not the federal budget balanced, why has there been little headway on reforming health care, Social Security, transportation, etc. Your answer will probably be, it's all the liberals and Democrats fault. Sound familiar.
August 21st, 2009
11:20 am
Can't you tell that Charles the 'Original' has no life. He gets joy out of raising the ire of others. Real Americans, is this 2003 all over again. Pay him no mind Jackie, no use arguing with fools who would rather get their hatred out through anonymous mediums than going out in public and saying what they feel. He's an out of work has been.
August 21st, 2009
11:20 am
You don't even know who you are, let alone know who your earthly leaders are. You are a charlatan who wishes to be relevant to any conversation. The sole subject that you wish to discuss is the bane of the "intergrationist Negroes."
As with anything else that you post, you do not have a command of your facts, yet your prose is eloquent and verbose.
August 21st, 2009
11:23 am
Charles on appears on Fridays when he is granted leave from his padded cell for good behavior. I know he is psychotic and delusional, therefore, I try to get him to post so that he can see how his own words are indicative of his circle logic.
August 21st, 2009
11:48 am
But Laura makes excellent points about the death penalty's costs. And it gives a false sense of cloture to victims.
August 21st, 2009
11:50 am
Charles, the Original, if you are going to sling around the term "real American" I am going to suppose that you have a definition of what a "real American" is. Do you care to share your vision with the rest of us?
August 21st, 2009
11:50 am
As I've said in the past, I wish people wouldn't respond to my comments. Americans are too dumbed down to communicate with anyway. Our Organization would have to construct reeducation classes for years to have a decent conversation.
I know as a Christian my prayers should be tempered with compassion and mercy upon others. But when I pray, I tell God how thankful I am that he didn't leave me with the mind of a so-called educated integrationist Negro. Having a so-called educated integrationist Negro mind must be akin to hell on earth.
August 21st, 2009
12:01 pm
Th @9:40, conservatives want to deny you a public option because they think they know what's best for you. They are not interested in your ability to choose for yourself because you just might choose an option (pick your subject) that they disagree with. A key example of this is our Governor, Sonny Perdue, who won't let citizens vote to decide whether or not liquor can be purchased on Sunday's. His reasoning is he doesn't believe it should be allowed. Another example is the GA legislature won't allow voters to decide whether or not to tax themselves on a local or regional basis for transportation. It also has to do with power. There is an old adage" power corrupts, and absolute power corrupts absolutely".
August 21st, 2009
12:08 pm
Real Americans are the founders, kith and kin of that time, and their posterity.
We the people of the United States do ordain and establish this Constitution for the US of America.
August 21st, 2009
12:16 pm
Well, it's lunch time everyone. Today is a slow day at work therefore I had a little extra to share with you. Did we all learn something today?
I can't believe someone said that I don't have a job. Honey I'm making six figures and have twenty four employees.
We hope to talk with everyone after lunch; God willing.
August 21st, 2009
12:54 pm
Yep, let the liberal bedwetting and finger pointing begin by WOTUS Party (Wonders Of The United Socialists):
"There is something about August going into September where everybody in Washington gets all wee weed up!"
Then he sayeth those nasty mean old whitie Republicans are out to get him and make his Socialist Care fail:
"I think early on, a decision was made by the Republican leadership that said, 'Look, let's not give him a victory, maybe we can have a replay of 1993, '94, when Clinton came in, he failed on health care and then we won in the mid-term elections and we got the majority. And I think there are some folks who are taking a page out that playbook."
But not before this rather typical Chicago political arrogance:
"I guarantee you, Joe, we are going to get health care reform done."
Yep, go against the WILL OF THE PEOPLE there, WOTUS. This nation isn't Chicago where you can just bully people around with no resistance. The numbers, again, for the mentally challenged liberal Obamabots:
*85% of the nation has a health care plan
*82% of them are happy with their plan and want ZERO government intervention
*30% of employees turn down health insurance offered by their employer thinking they don't need it
*20% of those 15% with no health care insurance are illegal immigrants
*Obama's approval ratings continue to tank:
More an more Americans are against the socialist push of health care. The cash for clunkers program is almost over and dealerships STILL haven't been paid for the money they had to shell OUT OF POCKET. Auto repair shops around this nation are going to go out of business because this program destroys older cars, many of which still run fine and economically like older Nissans, Hondas, and Toyotas. Biden says we need to "spend our way out of this recession" and many people who bought new cars under this program will default on their loans – the only good thing out of it is business for Mr. Repo Man.
So, the bottom line is that the WOTUS Party feels it was given a mandate for "change" and the majority of Americans are now rejecting said "change." Of course, the ubiquitous stoic response from the liberals is "Blame Republicans!"
This is just great stuff. Thanks WOTUS Party!
August 21st, 2009
1:02 pm
Christian, lol. Riiiiight Charles.
'Tis better to be silent and be thought a fool, than to speak and remove all doubt.
- Albert Einstein
August 21st, 2009
1:08 pm
Cutty, another maxim comes from the Chinese. It says, "be sure brain is engaged before putting mouth into gear".
August 21st, 2009
1:15 pm
taxing one-half of one percent to occupy space? who knows, that could end up in obotcha's health care bill. o.k. you can stay but you have to pay to play. your lifetime payment has been cancelled.
August 21st, 2009
1:19 pm
I think it is time to educate some on the word "option". From the Random House Dictionary of the English Language (1968), 1. the power or right of choosing. 2. something that may be or is chosen; choice. 3. the act of choosing. 4. a privilege of demanding, within a specified time, the carrying out of a transaction upon stipulated terms (example: a stock option). Other than definition #4 there is nothing that compels one to choose. As I have listened and read those who oppose the health care reform public option, it seems that many believe that the word option is being misinterpreted as compulsive. There is also a belief that since the public option is one of the options that everyone will choose it. Medicare is an option and many choose not to use it. Medicare is a government program and the majority of persons who choose it seem satisfied but, again, not everyone chooses it for their own personal reasons.
August 21st, 2009
2:01 pm
Charles the Original, let me guess, you are one of the posterior, I mean, posterity of the Real Americans, the founders, making you a "real American".
August 21st, 2009
2:43 pm
But public employee unions and politicians? A combination to be feared.
I attended a town hall meeting with David Scott, Mr. Wooten. A black constituent asked Congressman Scott three times if he would be willing to go on the government's healthcare plan. All three times Congressman Scott refused to commit. Unions and politicians won't give up their gold-plated cadillac healthcare. They're too good for what they hope to foist upon the rest of us.
Thank you for pointing out they are to be feared. The writing is on the wall. If they fear going onto the plan so too, should we fear them.
August 21st, 2009
2:59 pm
Cynthia McKinney interview
Rosalind Bentley of the AJC interviewed Cynthia McKinney, and got some sharp answers.
Re. the arrests by Israel:
Q: You've said the Israeli navy attacked your party. Why would they just out and out attack you?
A: Well, I think you would have to speak to the Israelis to find out why they would do such a thing.
Q: Then tell me about this last trip in July when you were arrested and taken into custody by the Israeli navy.
A: Basically, there were 21 of us aboard the Spirit of Humanity, and again we were trying to deliver humanitarian assistance to the people of Gaza … school supplies to the children. And again, while we were in international waters, the Israelis surrounded our boat, boarded it, then took us not to our destination, which was Gaza, but to Israel, and we were incarcerated for seven days.
Q: So they gave you no warning?
A: I didn't say that. I said we were in international waters.
Re. health care:
Q: I hear you, but indulge me just a little. What would be your prescription for a workable health care system?
A: Medicare for all.
Q: Medicare for all?
A: That's correct.
Q: Why?
A: Because it works.
Re. regrets:
Q: Do you have any regrets when you look back over your political career?
A: I enjoyed the mandate for 12 years from the people of Georgia, and it was an honor and a privilege to work in the United States Congress.
Q: All the controversy that surrounded the whole accosting of the police officer and the —
A: I thought that you asked the question and I answered that question in terms of the regrets. I did answer your question.
Q: And it's not a yes or no answer. You said you were proud of your 12 years and the service you provided.
A: I think that's an excellent answer, myself.
Q: I just wondered if you had regrets, if you look back and say, "I wouldn't change a thing," or "Hmmm, maybe I would've handled that differently." That's a human thing to do.
A: I've answered your question.
Typical dimbulb turned indy. TAKE ME AT MY WORD! THAT'S WHAT IDIOTS ARE SUPPOSED TO DO. ACCEPT MY ANSWERS SINCE YOU DON'T HAVE ANY OF YOUR OWN. WHO ARE YOU TO QUESTION ME?
What a freaking idiot!!!!
August 21st, 2009
3:08 pm
I wonder why anyone is concerned about Cynthia McKinney. She is history. Why the bother?
August 21st, 2009
3:16 pm
Free Troy Davis and Execute Judge Sharon Keller
An ignorant vindictive witch with no common sense is being removed from the Texas Supreme Court. Sharon Keller, a Supreme Court Justice had an absoltue mandate to follow US Supreme Court rulings, particular on mornings of executions. The Supreme Court had already stayed all executions in the US until it could rule on the mechanisms of carrying out the death penalty. Yet because this witch wanted to leave early, she refused to accept the appeal based on the Supreme Court ruling and an execution took place because of her stupidity. Now she is being removed from the bench. She says she would do the same thing again. She should be executed.
An Unfit Judge Judge
Sharon Keller, the Texas appellate court judge who closed the clerk's office before a death row inmate could file a last-minute appeal, is fighting to keep her job. At a hearing on Wednesday, she said in a crowded courtroom that if she had it to do again, she would do the same thing. That testimony is further proof of why Judge Keller needs to be removed from the bench.
On Sept. 25, 2007, Michael Richard's lawyers called the court clerk's office to say they were running late in delivering the papers for his appeal. The Supreme Court had unexpectedly issued an order in another death penalty case that they believed provided grounds for putting off his execution. When the request to keep the office open reached Judge Keller, she insisted it would close promptly at 5 p.m. The appeal was not filed, and Mr. Richard was executed hours later.
Judge Keller is now facing five counts of judicial misconduct and a possible recommendation that the state judicial system remove her from the bench.
In court this week, Judge Keller lashed out at the condemned man's lawyers, blaming them for the controversy. She argued that Mr. Richard could still have filed his appeal by seeking out another judge, but that misses the point. She did not follow appropriate procedures. And clearly, under any interpretation of the rules, given that a life lay in the balance, the clerk's office should have stayed open.
Judge Keller's profound lack of appreciation for the seriousness of taking a life — and the obligations it places on the state — is similar to the disturbing dissent that Justices Antonin Scalia and Clarence Thomas delivered this week in the Troy Davis case. They suggested there was no constitutional problem with executing a man who could prove he was innocent.
We believe the death penalty is in all cases wrong. But people who support it should still insist that it be carried out only after a prisoner has been given every reasonable chance to make his case. Judge Keller's callous indifference in a case where the stakes could not have been higher makes her unfit for office.
August 21st, 2009
3:25 pm
To most people Atlanta is the capital of Georgia. Here, itis the largest city south of Dunwoody. What a disrespectful slap.
August 21st, 2009
3:46 pm
Mike Huckabee, a longtime Christian Zionist wrapping up a trip to Israel, tells CBN that he was struck by firmer support for Israel — as he sees it — from American Christians than from American Jews.
"One of the things I find most interesting is that generally Evangelicals are so much more supportive of Israel than the American Jewish community," Huckabee, an ordained Baptist minister, said.
His words help explain the large role debates over Israel and Jewish politics played in the general election campaign, as Israel is a focus for a large piece of the electorate and, at times, a proxy for broader security questions.
"There's great division within the American Jewish Community about the level of support for Israel," he went on. "I think they all support Israel, want to see it succeed. But you'll find people all over the board about whether they think ii ought to have … absolute control over its border and whether they should give up land for peace and just how many countries can oversee Jerusalem at one time."
"I don't find that kind of dichotomy generally within the Evangelical community," Huckabee said. "It's pretty adamant: There ought to be one city. It ought to be a Jewish state. And it ought to be secure. So maybe one of the hard things is to convince some of our Jewish friends that Evangelicals are the best friends they've got — because I think generally, that's the case."
August 21st, 2009
4:23 pm
CMac would still be Dekalb's congress critter if she hadn't turned out an idiot.
Wait! She turned out that county's idiots for twelve freaking years.
Slow? Yea they're slow. They voted overwhelmingly for the obumbler.
Always bumbling through life looking for their hope in my change.
August 21st, 2009
5:11 pm
I see in today's rag that the CRTC cheating in Atlanta was unintentional.We knew this all along,didn't we? Ah what tangled webs we weave etc….
August 22nd, 2009
8:02 am
Speaking of Brazil and Brazil nuts..
Obama pays off supporter Soros with $2B in federal loans to drill in Brazil
August 22nd, 2009
8:20 am
Call this one the Socialist's Socialism facing the grim Capitalist's Capitalism reality.
9 Trillion Reasons Health Care (Obumer's Public Option) May Be Dead
Drowned in red ink
August 22nd, 2009
8:46 am
O-brah-mah is gonna tee tee on the future of this great nation. A trillion here, a trillion there. What's the dif? Ain't his money. It's yours. It's your children's. It's their children's.
August 22nd, 2009
9:10 am
Even fans of the President should be hesitant to give the government powers over our health care. The Obama plan may be passed with great intentions, but Obama will not be President forever. Worse men may come to power and use increased government control of health care to enforce their will.
The road to hell is paved with [great] intentions. Let us not stumble over one another to get there faster.
August 22nd, 2009
9:49 am
Even the Oracle of Omaha Warren Buffett an Obumer supporter says, the growing mountain of U.S. debt could turn the country into a banana republic.
"Unchecked carbon emissions will likely cause icebergs to melt," Buffett writes in The New York Times.
"Unchecked greenback emissions will certainly cause the purchasing power of currency to melt."
The U.S. economy appears to be on a slow path to recovery, Buffett notes, but "enormous dosages of monetary medicine continue to be administered," creating an annual deficit more than twice any since 1920 aside from war-impacted years of 1942-1946.
Most of the effects of this are still invisible, but "their threat may be as ominous as that posed by the financial crisis itself."
Congress, Buffett says, must end the rise in the debt-to-GDP ratio and bring U.S. growth in obligations back in line with U.S. growth in resources.
August 22nd, 2009
9:55 am
August 22nd, 2009
12:04 pm
In for some painful humor?
Obama Has a 'Pony' For You
Even little kids know when they've been had.
August 22nd, 2009
12:11 pm
Hey America, you should have read the fine print on your 2008 ballot before voting, the Demwits never said we could have a real President!
Obama Has a 'Pony' For You
Even little kids know when they've been had.
August 22nd, 2009
2:01 pm
Where did this Wingboy come from? He is an absolute fool. He wants "Borrow and Spend" RINOS rather than proven Blue Dog Conservatives. Jim please come back.
August 22nd, 2009
2:14 pm
All the RINOS like Arlen Specter will be defeated, dingbat DEMwits. Liberals cannot hide their stripes, not even when hiding behind a Blue Dog Conservative.
August 22nd, 2009
3:54 pm
I agree Specter is toast.
The man who is gonna replace him?
Joseph A, Sestak, retired United States Navy Rear Admiral and currently a Democratic member of the United States House of Representatives, representing Pennsylvania's 7th congressional district (map) since 2007.
He thinks abortion should not return to the days where it was illegal, dangerous and often deadly.
He's been endorsed by the Sierra Club.
He supports gun control and has a 100% rating from the Brady Campaign to Prevent Gun Violence and an "F" rating from the National Rifle Association. He also has called for the reinstatement of the federal ban on military style assault weapons.
Too bad, so sad, conned.
You lose again.
But gqwd knows you've got to be getting used to it by now.
After all, much as you want desperately to forget completely about it, that scintillating 6% winning percentage in the past two national elections is just a harbinger of more suffering to come for you in the imploding, rudderless GOP…
Karma, baby. It's a great thing…
August 22nd, 2009
4:29 pm
Yeah, right… and the way Obumer is going?
Pennsylvania: Poll Has Toomey Leading Specter, Sestak
Pennsylvania Sen. Arlen Specter switched parties this spring mainly because he felt he would lose to former Rep. Pat Toomey in a Republican primary.
But a Rasmussen Reports poll conducted Tuesday shows that the Republican-turned-Democratic senator would lose to Toomey by a double-digit margin if the November 2010 general election were held today.
Toomey holds a 48 percent to 36 percent lead over Specter in the survey, which also gives Toomey a 43 percent to 35 percent lead over Rep. Joe Sestak, who is Specter's chief challenger in the Democratic primary…
CQ Politics assigned an initial rating of Leans Democratic to the 2010 Pennsylvania Senate race, though this survey and other information could lead to a change in that rating.
(A change indeed cq)
Oh by the way, how is that Karma going in New Jersey and Virginia, baby?
August 22nd, 2009
5:17 pm
Like I say conned, just keep losing in epic, unprecedented and historic fashion, and I'll be thrilled…
The new GOP, delusional like Cubs fans…


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SEIA Applauds White House Selection to Head CEQ
WASHINGTON, D.C. – Reacting to news that Mike Boots has been selected to become acting chairman of the White House Council on Environmental Quality, Rhone Resch, president and CEO of the Solar Energy Industries Association (SEIA), issued the following statement:
PSE&G Looks to Former Landfill in Bordentown for Solar Field
A former dump once littered with piles of trash could become home to rows of solar panels if PSE&G wins approval for the project. The public utility company is seeking preliminary and final site plan approval for a 9 megawatt solar array at the shuttered Parklands Landfill on Route 206.
Easton, Redding and Trumbull First Selectmen Share Solar Stories
We're not only first selectmen, we're also homeowners. Electricity is a large chunk of our families' budgets, and rates are only going up. The people in our towns deserve to hold on to their hard-earned money, which is why we helped our towns collaborate on Solarize Easton-Redding-Trumbull. This limited-time program helps homeowners insulate themselves from rising energy costs and lower their electric bills through solar.
The Real Super Bowl Battle Has Already Been Won
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SEIA and Business Council for Sustainable Energy Announce New Partnership
WASHINGTON – The Solar Energy Industries Association® (SEIA®), the national trade association for the U.S. solar industry, and the Business Council for Sustainable Energy (BCSE), a coalition of companies and trade associations from the energy efficiency, natural gas and renewable energy sectors, today announced a partnership to help grow solar energy markets across the country.
U.S. and Korean Solar Energy Associations Announce New Cooperation to Promote Greater Use of Solar Energy
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Poll Reveals Strong Support for Solar Energy Across Political Spectrum on Eve of First Presidential Debate
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SEIA Statement on Proposed Georgia Power Solar Energy Initiative
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New Research: Top 20 Commercial Solar Users in the U.S. Includes Iconic American Brands
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Another year has passed and the Psychology Department remains as busy as ever. The department had the great opportunity to recruit a new faculty member who joined us in the Fall of 2013. Dr. Lucy Lewis is a school counseling educator who comes to us from the University of North Carolina at Greensboro. Previous to completing her Ph.D., she worked for a number of years as a school counselor in the public school system. Lucy's research interest concerns the study of school belongingness and peer social capital on the school adjustment of refugee and immigrant students. In particular, she is interested in the role of online social networks and how they are used by immigrant youth to maintain cultural cohesiveness, and accumulate social capital resources. For her dissertation, she examined these issues with an immigrant group from Burma, the Karen. Lucy is also exploring how Facebook can be used as an intervention and assessment tool with adolescent clients.
The department also saw the departure of two faculty members over the past year. Arleen Lewis and Max Lewis retired after 26 years of service. They are currently touring Vietnam.
The annual celebration of research, PsychFest was held on June 7th, 2013. The event was very successful, with over 70 students presenting their research through talks or posters. The keynote speaker was Dr. Izabela Z. Schultz, from the Department of Educational and Counseling Psychology and Special Education of the University of British Columbia. She spoke on "Mental Disorders and Work". All alumni are invited to attend PsychFest.
The past academic year was productive for faculty research. The Psychology faculty authored 47 papers, 20 book chapters and 82 conference presentations. Most of these included student authors. In the case of student conference presentations, the department was able to provide funding from donations to help students travel to conferences. These activities are directly reflected in the classroom instruction that students receive, resulting in an up-to-date knowledge base for students. As well, many students participated in service learning components to their courses. Finally, the Behavioral Neuroscience Program initiated an internship for students with the Cascade Spine and Brain Institute.
Larry Symons, Ph.D.
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October 2013
Publications and Presentations
The Psychology faculty had a productive year and authored 47 papers, 20 book chapters and 82 conference presentations, many with WWU student coauthors.
A list of faculty publications and presentations from July 2012-September 2013 is available here.
Dr. Joseph E. Trimble Receives Two Distinguished Awards for Promoting Diversity and Inclusion
The director of diversity in the department of psychiatry at Massachusetts General Hospital in Boston recently informed Dr. Joseph E. Trimble that he was chosen to be the 2013 recipient of the Francis J. Bonner Award. The award was established in 2010 by the MGH Department of Psychiatry and the MGH Psychiatry Center for Diversity in order to promote diversity and inclusion in the psychiatric community.
Dr. Trimble is one of ten professors in the United States to receive $25,000 from the Elizabeth Hurlock Beckman Award Trust in 2013. The trust focuses on awarding professors who have inspired their former students to make a difference in the community. "He was the first multicultural psychologist that I had as a professor. This alone was an inspiration. It was very important to me, as a person of color, to know that the profession of psychology was accessible to African, Asian Pacific, Native, Hispanic, and Mixed Race Americans," said D. John Lee, PhD, former student at Western Washington University and nominator of Dr. Trimble. The trust was established in 2008 under the will of Gail McKnight Beckman in honor of her mother Dr. Elizabeth Hurlock Beckman. Dr. Beckman was an educator, a renowned author and a pioneer in the field of psychology. The Beckman Award Trust has granted $1.3 million to 52 professors and/or faculty members to date. Dr. Trimble, along with the nine other 2013 Beckman Trust Recipients, will be honored Saturday, November 9 in Atlanta at The Carter Center.
Tony Tinsley Appointed to an APA Committees
Dr. Howard E. A. (Tony) Tinsley, research associate in psychology, has been appointed to an American Psychological Association (APA) accreditation review team. The three-person team will review the doctoral training program in counseling psychology at Louisiana Tech University. Licensure as a psychologist in the United States requires graduation from an APA accredited doctoral training program and completion of an APA accredited internship. Barring extenuating circumstances, doctoral training programs are evaluated by the APA every 5-7 years. Programs failing to meet the APA standards for accreditation are denied accreditation or — in the case of less critical shortcomings — given 2-years to correct their deficiencies. He is a member of the Executive Board of the Section for Vocational Psychology of the Society of Counseling Psychology of APA and also the webmaster for the Section website.
|Ethan Remmel Scholarship. The Department has established a scholarship in Dr. Ethan Remmel's name to support a student with interests in child development. The scholarship is endowed as a result of generous donations by many individuals. An endowed scholarship helps ensure that a scholarship will be awarded every year. Contributions to this scholarship fund can be made by visiting www.wwu.edu/give, selecting scholarship, and typing in "Ethan Remmel Scholarship."
The Neuroscience Research Driven Students (NeRDS) club has been hard at work increasing community awareness and involvement in neurobiological discourse. Club members have orchestrated and aided in a variety of engaging events for individuals of all ages. NeRDS visited local elementary schools to host interactive activities which educated students on topics such as the five senses, the lobes of the brain, and the anatomy of a neuron. They have also been active in the facilitation of the faculty's quarterly "Neuroscience on Tap" all-ages community event at Glow Nightclub in downtown Bellingham and the Compass 2 Campus and Discovery Days events on the WWU campus. In the Spring, the NeRDS' Relay for Life team raised over $1000 for the American Cancer Society and won second place in the BioLife plasma donation competition. They applied for and were awarded $3000 by the AS Activities Council to support their trip to the annual Society for Neuroscience Meeting, which attracts 30,000 neuroscientists each Fall. The NeRDS were recently recognized as Western's 2012-2013 Academic Club of the Year. Much of this is thanks to the efforts of Nicole Bazar, who served as the club's Outreach Coordinator and graduated in the Spring. Nicole received the distinction of AS Club Leader of the Year. Under the current leadership, attendance has been significantly higher than in any years previous. More information about the NeRDS Club may be found at www.wwunerds.com
|We are pleased to welcome a new tenure-track faculty member!
|Dr. Lucy Lewis is a new assistant professor in the counseling graduate program at Western Washington University. She earned her Ph.D. in Counseling and Counselor Education from The University of North Carolina at Greensboro and is a licensed school counselor, National Certified Counselor, and Approved Clinical Supervisor. Prior to pursuing her Ph.D., she spent nearly 5 years working as a school counselor in elementary and high school settings. These settings included diverse school environments in both urban and rural communities, Title I schools, and a school specifically for newly arrived refugee and immigrant students. Her dissertation research examined the impact of social networking on the school adjustment and identity development of Karen refugee students from Burma. She has a strong interest in service learning and community engagement, pairing former students with various organizations including Head Start, Americorps, and refugee resettlement programs. She is looking forward to making connections in and across the Western Washington community.
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FYI, the iPod Classics will not work with this technique.
This method is only good for iPods with Video up to 5.5 Generation.
In other words, if you have video capabilities and Coverflow on your iPod (or nano) this trick won't work.
Apple changed the game so you can no longer access video through the headphone jack, you have to output it through the dock connector, and you have to pay Apple $50 for a cable that will work.
I love Apple, but I think this was very, very lame on their part.
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Thanks, Michele! I love seeing so many versions of possible covers, and though I get the iconography of the first, and I think the redhead cover is crazy-fun, I really like the final cover the best.
What do you guys think?
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Like Michele, I also have pictures in my head of my own stories. From start to finish, the author who has a good imagination, of being able to translate words into pictures, is the one to make the final decision.
I wouldn't be able to make a real choice on these covers, if I didn't know the full story. If the title says: The Handbook For Lightning Strike Survivors....you wonder if it's a novel, or an actual handbook....unless the cover gives you what is in-between the pages. The cover has to say it all, in any case. Of course, on the cover it says: A novel....but the first thing the prospective reader is going to see is...the cover art, and the title. Or, in the case of established writers...their name is in bold print, larger than the title.
The colors, orange and green, positioned on this cover, is electrifying, in itself. These colors, like red and green, are meant to pop... tonality is important, too.....Who ever chose these colors knew what they were doing. And it sounds like the two characters, positioned on the page, is the story. Good choice, from what I see.


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Off The Record: On Religion, Politics & Equality
I was recently introduced to a far right-wing Constitutional revisionist group called The Wall Builders. Wall Builders was started by David Barton, self-identified Constitutional historian who believes the US is actually a Christian nation, formed by Evangelical Christian Founders, intended to bring Christianity into all aspects of our society. Aside from the fact that the Constitution that I am familiar with, the one that actually is in use today, makes no mention of God or Christ, Barton claims what we really need is to know the religious intent of the Founders, and that the Establishment and Free Exercise clauses of the First Amendment, weren't meant to form wall of separation between church and state. That, he claims, is a myth. According to this incredible website, the Founder's intent was to create a United States as Christian theocracy.
I plan on checking in with the Wall Builders from time to time to see how their wall is coming along. I am a bit late to the Wall Builder's party, as David Barton was hired by the RNC in 2004 to help motivate from the political pulpit (and leverage others to do the same), and has been roaming freely in Texas long before that.
The website is ripe for ripping apart. There is so much bile and hate flowing from their views on non-Christians, homosexuals and anyone seen as 'other'. It is the insidious kind of hate, slipped in with shady wording, tangible lies, and divisive ideology. Some of their historical references are successfully debunked on hosts of other websites, and of course by actual history. But, for this post, I zeroed in on a letter from founder, David Barton, entitled "Calling Muslims to the Capitol?". For my purposes, owing to my rabid obsession with the Religion Clauses lately, I have pulled this phrase from a particularly interesting paragraph as it allows me to research case-law – a hobby. Taking just this brief phrase from what is an awful assault on Muslim Americans as David Barton's reaction to their Day of Prayer in Washington D.C., is a microcosm of how these people work. Anyway, here it is:
"…Christianity is being knocked down and Islam is being elevated. For example, a federal court of appeals ruled that public schools in nine western states can require a three-week indoctrination to the Islamic faith in which all junior high students must pretend they are Muslims and offer prayers to Allah…"
As a firmly left leaning democrat, this reeked to me of right-wing fear mongering. There is so much to love about this simple excerpt:
The Title – "Calling Muslims to the Capitol?" is not a question. It is a rhetorical statement as reaffirmation of the far right wing's dedication to de-legitimizing President Obama. "Muslim" is the call to arms "Capitol" is the direct line to Obama. One wouldn't have to read any further to understand exactly what this letter was about.
Semantics – Take the word indoctrination for instance. An objective reading (believing it to be sound and based in fact) would assume that using the word indoctrination meant something was terribly, terribly wrong. Indoctrinate is synonymous with brainwash. And, couple the word indoctrination with Islam and you have a real shit-show on your hands. As I read and researched further I of course learned that this was a blatant semantic manipulation to cause fear. Scare them then rope them in – perfect.
Sources/Lack there of – As usual when reading any article purported to contain facts, I scrolled to the bottom of the page, dying to see what federal court allowed such a blatant violation of the Constitution to happen in our public schools. What public school was force-feeding young minds religion – let alone Islam? Color me shocked when there were NO sources cited. Not a link to the case Mr. Barton vehemently held up as proof that "Christian America" is under attack. No information on what states were being inundated with the Muslim Menace. Getting on the stick, I immediately sent an email to firstname.lastname@example.com asking for further information on the case Mr. Barton referenced, what states were affected and if there were any other sources I could research.
As I patiently waited for what I was sure to be a quick response with all the pertinent information to support their claim, I did a little Googling. I did a quickie search, something like "federal court, Islam, indoctrination case". It didn't take but a moment to dig up Eklund v. Byron Union School District – (this is the full PDF of the brief filed on behalf of California School Board Association). Excellent. Now I could see how these Radical Islamist/Californians violated the Establishment Clause. Except, they didn't. The court found that teaching about Islam (or any other religious tradition) within the proper context – history – does not violate the Establishment Clause of the Constitution. If you take a moment to download and read the brief I have linked to in the case, you will find a treasure trove of information. Here is just one snippet:
from page 11: (citing the court decision in Brown V. Woodland Joint Unified School Dist. (9th Circuit Court 1994):
Some student participatory activity involving school-sponsored ritual may be permissible even under [the Establishment Clause] where the activity is used for secular pedagogical purposes. For example, having children act out ceremonial American Indian dance for the purpose of exploring and learning about American Indian culture may be permissible even if the dance was religious ritual. Similarly, a reenactment of the Last Supper or a Passover dinner might be permissible if presented for historical or cultural purpose.
Lack of context:
David Barton falsely claims the 9th Circuit Court of Appeals advocates the Government's right to indoctrinate school children into Islam via the public school system. That would truly be horrifying. Just as horrifying as if the Government forced indoctrination of any religion via public schools.
He has done it with semantics, source-less grandstanding, and selective and false reporting as fact. The umbrella under which all this crap sits, safely out of the rain of truth and the American way is the lack of proper context. Context of anything quite frankly, but, specifically, the educational context in which Islam was being "indoctrinated" and the legal context of the ability of a school to teach religious traditions. The problem with context is that it tends to shed light on what may appear to be black and white.
Again, from the Eklund v. Byron Brief:
California Education Code section 51511 provides: "Nothing in this code shall be construed to prevent, or exclude from the public schools, references to religion or references to or the use of religious literature, art, or music or other things having a religious significance when such references or uses do not constitute instruction in religious principles or aid to any religious sect, church, creed or sectarian purpose and when such references or uses are incidental to or illustrative of matters properly included in the course of study."
If he had pulled back and shown that an educational company called Interact supports schools and teachers by providing "Learn Though Experience" packs on various educational topics. The linked brief above lists Interact as the educational tool in question in Eklund v. Byron. It is noteworthy that Interact also has units called "Christendom" where students are indoctrinated into Christianity by dressing up as Lords and Ladies, serfs and Monks in Monasteries, and "Joan of Arc" another Christian hitmaker. (Please note - I need to do further research into Interactive and it's role in this case. I plan on calling the attorneys in Fresno who filed the Amici Curiae on behalf of the CSBA and will post a follow-up).
Wall Builders is at best sloppy and negligent in its methods of collecting and disseminating accurate information, at worst, David Barton and his group are divisive bigots with a foot in the political door. I tend to agree with the latter.
Glossary of Words according to an actual Dictionary:
Indoctrination: To instruct in a doctrine, principle, ideology, etc., esp. to imbue with a specific partisan or biased believe or point of view. Random House Dictionary.
Christendom: 1. Christians Collectively 2. The Christian World 3. Christianity – Random House Dictionary
Glossary of Words According to David Barton:
Indoctrination: The teaching of any religion apart from Christianity – especially that creepy Islam.
Christendom: USA
Further Reading & Sources:
• U.S. Constitution - when is the last time you took a gander
• Interact – the educational company promoting "Learning Through Experience"
• J. Brent Walker – A Critique of David Barton's Views on Church and State – Baptist Joint Committee on Religious Freedom
• Right Wing Watch – a fun page on all their David Barton goodies
NOTE: I can only assume Eklund v. Byron is the case he was talking about. I am sure they will get back to me soon, and I can confirm. Until then, I will continue with my assumption.
I just have to wonder how Jesus would feel about being used as a political device? That is a different conversation altogether…
Well said. I can sense T. Jefferson spinning in his grave.
I would like to share, for this topic, some excellent advice given by Thomas Jefferson in a letter to his nephew Peter Carr regarding education in religion:
"4. Religion. Your reason is now mature enough to examine this object. In the first place, divest yourself of all bias in favor of novelty & singularity of opinion. Indulge them in any other subject rather than that of religion. It is too important, and the consequences of error may be too serious.
On the other hand, shake off all the fears & servile prejudices, under which weak minds are servilely crouched. Fix reason firmly in her seat, and call to her tribunal every fact, every opinion. Question with boldness even the existence of a God; because, if there be one, he must more approve of the homage of reason, than that of blindfolded fear.
You will naturally examine first, the religion of your own country. Read the Bible, then as you would read Livy or Tacitus. The facts which are within the ordinary course of nature, you will believe on the authority of the writer, as you do those of the same kind in Livy & Tacitus. The testimony of the writer weighs in their favor, in one scale, and their not being against the laws of nature, does not weigh against them. But those facts in the Bible which contradict the laws of nature, must be examined with more care, and under a variety of faces. Here you must recur to the pretensions of the writer to inspiration from God. Examine upon what evidence his pretensions are founded, and whether that evidence is so strong, as that its falsehood would be more improbable than a change in the laws of nature, in the case he relates.
For example, in the book of Joshua, we are told, the sun stood still several hours. Were we to read that fact in Livy or Tacitus, we should class it with their showers of blood, speaking of statues, beasts, &c. But it is said, that the writer of that book was inspired. Examine, therefore, candidly, what evidence there is of his having been inspired. The pretension is entitled to your inquiry, because millions believe it.
On the other hand, you are astronomer enough to know how contrary it is to the law of nature that a body revolving on its axis, as the earth does, should have stopped, should not, by that sudden stoppage, have prostrated animals, trees, buildings, and should after a certain time gave resumed its revolution, & that without a second general prostration. Is this arrest of the earth's motion, or the evidence which affirms it, most within the law of probabilities?
You will next read the New Testament. It is the history of a personage called Jesus. Keep in your eye the opposite pretensions: 1, of those who say he was begotten by God, born of a virgin, suspended & reversed the laws of nature at will, & ascended bodily into heaven; and 2, of those who say he was a man of illegitimate birth, of a benevolent heart, enthusiastic mind, who set out without pretensions to divinity, ended in believing them, and was punished capitally for sedition, by being gibbeted, according to the Roman law, which punished the first commission of that offence by whipping, & the second by exile, or death in fureâ. See this law in the Digest Lib. 48. tit. 19. §. 28. 3. & Lipsius Lib 2. de cruce. cap. 2. These questions are examined in the books I have mentioned under the head of religion, & several others. They will assist you in your inquiries, but keep your reason firmly on the watch in reading them all.
Do not be frightened from this inquiry by any fear of its consequences. If it ends in a belief that there is no God, you will find incitements to virtue in the comfort and pleasantness you feel in its exercise, and the love of others which it will procure you. If you find reason to believe there is a God, a consciousness that you are acting under his eye, & that he approves you, will be a vast additional incitement; if that there be a future state, the hope of a happy existence in that increases the appetite to deserve it; if that Jesus was also a God, you will be comforted by a belief of his aid and love.
In fine, I repeat, you must lay aside all prejudice on both sides, and neither believe nor reject anything, because any other persons, or description of persons, have rejected or believed it. Your own reason is the only oracle given you by heaven, and you are answerable, not for the rightness, but uprightness of the decision.
I forgot to observe, when speaking of the New Testament, that you should read all the histories of Christ, as well of those whom a council of ecclesiastics have decided for us, to be Pseudo-evangelists, as those they named Evangelists. Because these Pseudo-evangelists pretended to inspiration, as much as the others, and you are to judge their pretensions by your own reason, and not by the reason of those ecclesiastics. Most of these are lost. There are some, however, still extant, collected by Fabricius, which I will endeavor to get & send you." – Thomas Jefferson
Here is a film made by an american Muslim who used to teach about the peace of Islam. He grew up here in our culture with Islamic parents. The point that he grew up here in US culture is very important. http://www.thethirdjihad.com/. The film is "The Third Jihad". Islam has reinactments too and the film shows some children around 11 years old committing a mock beheading of an infidel. An Infidel is someone who does not submit to Islam. After the mock beheading, it shows some children, around the same age, committing a real beheading of an Infidel. If you do not submit to Islam you are an Infidel.
There was also a lovely muslim couple, in New York I believe, who started a TV station teaching Americans about the peace of Islam. I don't know why, but this muslim husband beheaded his wife this last summer.
One of the problems with those who do not follow Jefferson's advise that I posted earlier is that they do not realize that Monks, Joan of Arc, Monasticism, the Pope, torchure chambers and the like are not Christian; they are "Roman Catholic" which is a political system that follows the Pope, not Christ. The Pope is not obedient to Christ; he is trying to "replace" Christ. The word "Replace" in Biblical Greek is "Anti".
It was the Bible believing Christians that the Roman Catholics were persecuting (see Foxes book of Martyrs) who fled Roman Catholocism and came here to further the Christian religion. Roman Catholocism is diametrically opposed to the Bible and following Jesus.
Here is a few examples to illustrate this point: "You shall have no other Gods before me"…"You shall make no graven image.." Their churches are full of idols and they wear graven images of an immaciated Jesus dying on a cross around their necks so their priests can pretend to re-sacrifice him. The Bible, which Roman Catholcism doesn't follow, says Jesus is risen. The God of the Bible says "My glory I share with no one"; Why is the Pope on a pedestal?
The Bible warns about false teaching throughout and deception in the last days; Genesis 3 "Did God really say.." to the imposter bride "the whore of Babylon" in Revelation (Babylon means "mixed" as in mixed religious teaching). What you have shown here, like everyone who hasn't read the Bible for themselves is the mixed doctrine.
You can only get the truth by following Jefferson's advice.
Tolerating one religious group to go around cutting off the heads of those who break their religious rules is a political and legal issue.
As Cicero famously said, you have no choice between having a philosophy and not having one, only between having a good one and having a bad one. Religion is the same; we all worship something.
Islam and Communist countries do not allow religious freedom; the penalty being imprisonment and/or death. We have not removed religion from the school system, we have removed "Christianity" and replaced it with "Humanism".
Our founders exhorted future generations about philosophical issues. There are thousands of quotes and pieces of literature all saying the same thing. One must ask themselves why they are no longer "believed"? Are we somehow smarter? Hardly. Our founder's were so highly educated, the common farmer of that time understood the Federalist Papers; a work that law students of today can't decifer.
Is my message for you or WallBuilders?… My message is for the person who recognizes Thomas Jefferson as a worthy mentor. Jefferson's intelligence and wisdom is such that we don't see anything remotely close in those deemed having scholarly knowledge today. "Before you get on any train of thought, you best find out where it's going to let you off". – Ravi Zacharias.
Our early religious immigrants were convinced that widespread illiteracy and lack of individual knowledge of the Bible had contributed much to the public sanction of atrocities including the Crusades and Inquisition. In the quote by Jefferson above, he specifically exhorted his nephew to read the Bible and with a specific approach and attitude.
In Jefferson's own words, "It is too important, and the consequences of error may be too serious."
My opinion is that there would never have been an infidel, if there had never been a priest.
-Thomas Jefferson, letter to Mrs. Samuel H. Smith, August, 6, 1816
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I've got every things solved but the framing. I will look and see the iPhoto app.........maybe - fingers crossed. So far all the framing apps are those that add those big wooden or other huge frames around the edges with no skinnifiying options! But, THANKS so much for continuing to help!! :DDOh - I'm glad you enjoy this little pulser!
Oooh! It pulses, Jan!! What a delight. Thanks so much. :))) And I wondered if you have iphoto on your mac? I know Deborah (jawz) does some editing of her own puzzles using that, and maybe you could use it to resize and for other things? Just a thought...................
Francine - such a high compliments from such a talented puzzler as yourself. Thank you so very much!!
Thanks Jan. 'Mac' says it all! This is really neat. Love it. Look forward to more of this. The tweaker in me wants to create landscapes with this effect. Have fun, lucky you. :) :)
Francine - it is Image Tricks and works on the Mac only! I am so glad you enjoyed this one!! I have variations on this theme I will be posted later.
Jan, this is fantastic. Great colours, design, depth. I too worked center out. (1:43) Thanks for the fun.....May I ask what software you used for this?
Ardy - Isn't it funny how some puzzles just call for solving them a certain way. It happens to me so much! Thanks for the comments and I'm glad you had fun!
Great, Jan. This one wanted to be solved from the inside out so I obliged it. Thanks for the fun.
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