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WASHINGTON (UPI) — An analysis of some 33,000 cases of foodborne illness found ground beef and chicken were the riskiest meats for germs such as E. coli, a U.S. non-profit says.
Caroline Smith DeWaal, food safety director, of the Center for Science in the Public Interest in Washington, said hospitalizations caused by Salmonella put chicken in the "highest risk" category alongside with ground beef.
Clostridium and norovirus also caused outbreaks associated with chicken, while campylobacter bacteria was also believed to cause a large number of individual illnesses associated with chicken but rarely caused outbreaks, DeWaal said.
"Outbreaks from ground beef and chicken were reported frequently, and all too often caused debilitating illnesses — illnesses that led to hospitalization," DeWaal said in a statement. "For example, approximately a quarter of those who were sickened by Salmonella would go to the hospital. The hospitalization rate for E. coli infections was nearly 50 percent and for Listeria infections it is more than 90 percent."
Chicken nuggets, ham and sausage pose the lowest risk of foodborne illness, DeWaal said.
The report, Risky Meat: A Field Guide to Meat & Poultry Safety, also found meat of high risk included steak and other forms of beef, but excluded roast beef, which was of medium risk. Also of high risk was turkey, often from leaving cooked turkey on the counter too long.
Medium risk meat included barbecue, deli meat, pork — excluding ham and sausage — and roast beef.
The CSPI stressed the analysis only assessed food safety risk and did not address nutrition or the healthiness of the meat.


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The Graduate Center offers more than thirty doctoral programs in the arts, humanities, social sciences, and natural sciences, including History.
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Selected Publications:
"H.D. and the World War I Years." Victorian Poetry. 38:1 (Spring 2000).
(ed.) William Morris on Art and Socialism. New York: Dover, 2000.
Letters as Biography & Autobiography. London: William Morris Society, 1999.
"Editions of Letters in the Age of the Vanishing Text." Victorian Literature and Culture. 27:2 (1999): 591-602.
"News from Nowhere and The Spoils of Poynton: Interiors and Exteriors." William Morris Centenary Essays ed. Peter Faulkner and Peter Preston. Exeter: Univ. of Exeter Press, 1999: 107-121.
The Collected Letters of William Morris. 4 vols. Princeton: Princeton University Press. 1984-96.
"The Morris Who Reads Us." William Morris. ed. Linda Parry. New York: Harry N. Abrams. 1996: 334-351.
E.M. Forster. Carbondale: Southern Illinois University Press, 1967.
A Troubled Eden: Nature and Society in the Works of George Meredith. Stanford: Stanford University Press, 1961.

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LONG BEFORE the University of New Hampshire established its innovative, faculty Engaged Scholars Academy, Barry Rock was reaching out and engaging with K-12 students and teachers.
"I've done outreach for years because I thought it was important," says Rock of the Complex Systems Research Center. He adds, "But while I'd get a pat on the back or an 'attaboy' it was never seen as anything central to what I was supposed to be doing. I remember someone saying I could do outreach as long as I did it on my own time."
Times have changed, and UNH is now widely recognized as one of the few places where outreach is, as Rock puts it, "prized and promoted."
Rock is one of a handful of EOS faculty who graduated from the semester-long professional development academy, which was created in 2004 and has grown into a model now being emulated by universities around the nation. Rock was a member of the inaugural class.
At its core, "engaged scholarship" is a process in which university faculty link their scholarly research to the needs of external partners to develop a mutually beneficial relationship.
In Rock's case, the Forest Watch program, which he started in 1991 as a means of getting K-12 students involved in real scientific research, is an example of this two-way, societally relevant approach.
Rock notes that while the program's longevity is testament to its relevance and value in the classroom, getting it off the ground was no small task. "It was a great deal of work and often a challenge getting teachers—who, I think, often see us at the university as ivory-tower egg heads—onboard."
The Forest Watch program is a classic case of outreach enhancing research— something that Cameron Wake of the Climate Change Research Center asserts is key to engaged scholarship.
"When you address research issues with an external partner you can do so in a much more realistic and integrated way," says Wake who, along with Eleanor Abrams (Education), Sharyn Potter (Sociology) and Lisa Townson (Cooperative Extension), collaborated with UNH Senior Vice Provost for Engagement and Academic Outreach Julie Williams to define the academy's structure and goals during its start-up phase. Wake now serves as its director.
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Says Williams, "Eleanor, Cameron, Sharyn and Lisa have been critically important colleagues who helped develop the academy by contributing invaluable intellectual and practical ideas. Their input and what we also learned from participants make what we now do possible."
At a more fundamental level, George Hurtt, who also graduated from the academy, believes that science done in partnership always achieves better results. "And that's because you bring more expertise to bear on a given problem, you have different perspectives, values, skills—people bring different back-grounds and priorities."
The Carbon Solutions New England project (carbonsolutionsne.org) that he and Wake helped create is a perfect example of this kind of collaborative science producing societally relevant results.
"It's engaged scholarship at a high level because the central question—how can we effectively reduce our regional carbon emissions?—is itself co-driven by scientists in collaboration with a wide range of stakeholders, and analysis is done by scientists with constant feedback from stakeholders," says Hurtt.
To build outreach from the ground up, so to speak, and get these concepts into the classroom, Hurtt and colleagues were awarded a UNH grant through the Engaged Scholars Academy program to develop and deliver a new undergraduate inquiry course to engage freshmen in the process of engaged scholarship.
"We brought students and community partners together in teams to define and address real scientific issues in the community, and in the process influenced for the better how young students see the very relationship between science and society, Hurtt says."
Like Rock, most faculty have engaged in some form of outreach for many years as part of the "service" faculty are expected to do—along with teaching and research. But engaged scholarship takes things a step further by instilling the two-way communication and real collaboration with external partners so that both the faculty and the partner can benefit.
Wake, Rock and others note that any discussion about successful engaged scholarship by EOS faculty would be incomplete without a tip of the hat to former EOS director Berrien Moore. Moore's own extensive engaged scholarship throughout his career—from helping lead the International Geosphere-Biosphere Programme to chairing and co-chairing numerous national scientific committees—provided clear examples for institute faculty to build upon.
"In a sense we've all been building upon the example set by Berrien who for over 20 years engaged in engaged scholarship with external partners," Wake says.
And Rock notes that Moore was always fully supportive of his efforts even when outreach was very much a behind-the-scenes activity. Now, with the creation of the Engaged Scholarship Academy, the engaged outreach that has been occurring at EOS and UNH for years is, in a sense, formalized.
"Lots of us do outreach but much of it has fallen under the nebulous cloud of unmeasured service," notes academy graduate Scott Ollinger of CSRC. He adds, "Historically, the collective work done by faculty across campus has made enormous contributions, but I think much of it has gone unrecognized. Having a formal means of structuring and documenting our efforts helps show the world that UNH scholars are doing work that has real relevance to the needs of society."
Ollinger notes that work he did several years ago, as part of an U.S. Environmental Protection Agency subcommittee evaluating the effectiveness of the Clean Air Act, hammered home both the importance of engaged outreach and the satisfaction that comes from applying personal research to a broader-than-usual sphere.
"It was satisfying to be able to take the knowledge or expertise of the research I do and literature I'm familiar with and help the EPA do a better job of evaluating the Clean Air Act, which is an immensely important law."
Academy graduate Ruth Varner was "honored" to be nominated for and participate in the outreach program. Varner's work in the Climate Change Research Center focuses on methane emissions from small-scale terrestrial systems. She often works with local science teachers in an effort to provide them with some scientific tools with which to educate their students on issues of climate change and the carbon cycle. To accomplish this, Varner essentially involves students in a scaled-down version of her field research and data analysis.
"A lot of teachers are interested in the topic but they don't necessarily have the background for it. So I've been trying to engage them in the idea that students could collect data and learn about the carbon cycle and climate change," Varner says.
Visit the Engaged Scholars Academy website at http://www.unh.edu/engaged-scholars
She adds, "The idea with the engaged scholarship program is to make efforts like this more intentional, to build up relationships with community partners and schools or businesses outside of UNH and, by doing so, provide faculty with more tools to effectively move their own scholarship forward."
Williams says a particular strength of the academy is that it attracts faculty from all across campus allowing participants to interact with colleagues they might otherwise rarely encounter. As a result, ideas about how to collaborate become much more interdisciplinary.
"We are now in the process of recruiting our fifth class, which will mean nearly 75 faculty participants. And I'm pleased to say among the 75 are a few stars from EOS," Williams says.
In addition to those mentioned in this story, EOS Engaged Scholars Academy graduates include, Annette Schloss, Pingguo He, Antoinette Galvin, Ru Morrison, Joe Salisbury, and former EOS faculty members Jeffrey Runge and Vania Jordanova.
by David Sims, Science Writer, Institute for the Study of Earth, Oceans, and Space. Published in Fall 2008 issue of EOS Spheres. Opening illustration: Kristi Donahue,Institute for the Study of Earth, Oceans, and Space


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Just a few weeks ago someone tried to tell me that Jacques Lemaire would not be the Devils new head coach. To me, that was as crazy as saying that the reason why Brent Sutter quit was because he was sick of Lou Lamoriello (which a few sports sites published).
I didn't believe those rumors and rightly so. I only believed that Lemaire would be the new head coach. After all, I had a New Jersey Devil to confirm the exact name with me during his off-season interview. He had heard the same thing that I had about the new coaching situation. It was the only name that came up when we discussed the coaching situation. So why would I think it would be anybody else but Lemaire?
I also believe it is ill faith to say that the reason why a coach quit was because he was 'sick' of his boss. That's like saying Lou is a horrible person and pushed Sutter to lunacy. It's a mean thing to say about anyone, especially if they don't know the truth (or are making up rumors).
I honestly believed for months before Sutter made his announcement that he was truly homesick. I actually felt bad for him those months before he made his announcement. There wasn't anything in his demeanor that would suggest he was 'sick' of his boss. He looked like he missed the farm and his family.
Many people were angered by Coach Sutter's decision, especially after signing with the Calgary Flames a couple of weeks after he called it quits with the Devils. In all honesty, it's a perfect fit for him. He's still closer to home and his family than he was when he was in New Jersey. He's still staying true to his decision to return home. He has to work for a living! He never said he was quitting coaching.
Sutter's departure may leave a nasty taste in some people's mouth, but it was for the best. After all, there is a positive side to his departure for both parties.
While everyone sees Sutter's benefits, the Devils benefit in having Lemaire return to the fold. Lemaire helped lead the Devils to their first Stanley Cup win in 1995. Brian Rolston claims that Lemaire was the best coach he ever had. Something also tells me that Lemaire's addition to the coaching staff could bring the team a whole lot of luck.
Sutter never got the Devils beyond the first round of the playoffs in either year that he served as head coach. I hate saying that, but that is the harsh reality of the situation. He can help deliver an amazing regular season, but as Zach Parise said just a few weeks ago, it's the playoffs that are more important. Failing to get past round one in both post-seasons under Sutter's watch leaves the term "underachieved" rolling off of Parise's tongue.
There's always a brighter side to the story that left the Devils territory angered. Sutter's departure works out best for everyone. Lemaire has returned.
Along with Lemaire's announcement, the Devils announced that they added Mario Tremblay as assistant coach to the coaching staff. They will be joining Assistant Coach Tommy Albelin and Goaltending Coach Jacques Caron.
"Jacques Lemiare is one of the most respected coaches in the game," said Lamoriello. "He is a teacher and a communicator, and knows what it takes to have success.
"Mario Tremblay brings years of experience both as a player and coach, and will be a decided asset to our coaching staff."
The Devils also announced that John MacLean will become the new head coach for the Lowell Devils. MacLean has been behind the Devils bench as an assistant coach since he retired as a player in 2002.
Now that the Devils have announced their new coaching changes, we should be seeing the finalization of the roster.
Brian Gionta, John Madden, Mike Rupp, and Scott Clemmensen have all signed with new teams for the 2009-10 season. Bobby Holik's retirement and Niclas Havelid's decision to play in Europe have created several openings on the roster.
Yann Danis (New York Islanders) joins the team as one of the goaltenders, but rumor has it that he'll have to fight for the backup position. Kevin Weekes has not officially signed any contracts, but we should be hearing something soon.
Brendan Shanahan has also voiced his desire to return for another season with the Devils. Since it's been said that it is a mutual desire for Shanny to return, expect to hear the announcement that Shanny has re-signed with the Devils at any time now. Travis Zajac's contract has gone to arbitration. It looks like the Devils will agree to some sort of terms with Zajac when they head to arbitration on July 24th.
Devils have also signed Finnish player Ilkka Pikkarainen who is expected to take a spot on the 3rd or 4th lines. PL3 (aka Pierre-Luc Letourneau LeBlond), Rod Pelley and Nicklas Bergfors are rumored to be making the cut and heading up to the NHL. Devils rookie camp takes place this week.


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A Minden man and former Minden Press-Herald employee is facing charges in at least six parishes and one county for scams that involved selling bogus newspaper ads.
According to Caddo Parish Sheriff Steve Prator, David Dix, 61, was arrested after he went to several businesses in Caddo Parish stating he worked for a local newspaper.
Dix sold ads and told the businesses their ads would appear in a specific edition of the paper. When the ads did not appear, the businesses contacted the paper and discovered Dix had never worked for them.
Some of the businesses wrote checks to the newspaper. Dix altered the checks by adding his name so they could be cashed, said Sheriff's Detective Frank Edmondson.
Prator did not release the name of the publication Dix claimed to represent.
According to Press-Herald Publisher Josh Beavers, Dix was employed at the Minden paper a short time in 2001.
"David Dix sold advertisements for the Minden Press-Herald for a few months in 2001," Beavers said. "Due to privacy and personnel policies, I can't go into details about the reason for his departure from the newspaper."
According to reports, in February 2003, Dix, using various aliases, approached businesses in Caddo Parish, claiming to represent a Shreveport/ Bossier publication. He was arrested and entered a guilty plea in Caddo District Court.
In April 2005, Dix was arrested for scamming businesses in DeSoto and Red River parishes by selling advertisements for a Shreveport publication where he allegedly was once employed.
Caddo Parish deputies arrested him again in 2012 for forgery.
For the most recent arrest, Dix was booked into Caddo Correctional Center on two counts of theft and one count of forgery. His bond was set at $75,000.
Dix was brought to CCC from DeSoto Parish where he was being held on similar charges. He is awaiting transfer to other jurisdictions including Bossier, Claiborne, Jackson and Bienville parishes, as well as Harrison County, Texas.
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In the March issue of Credo Magazine, "Make Disciples of All Nations," we interviewed Kenneth Stewart, Professor of Theological Studies at Covenant College and the author of Ten Myths About Calvinism (IVP). Here is what Ken had to say about Calvinism and Missions…
Calvinism is largely anti-missionary. True or False?
It is historically false. Surprisingly, the charge that it is true seems to have grown up especially since 1960 when it was given respectability by the Southern Methodist University, Perkins School of Theology professor W. Richey Hogg. More recently, the charge has been repeated by the late historian of Southwestern Baptist Seminary, William Estep and the evangelical apologetics writer, Norman Geisler. A better knowledge of mission history would have kept them from making this indefensible claim.
What about the Reformers? Did Luther, Calvin, and others care about evangelism and missions?
In the sixteenth century, transoceanic missionary activity required both a supportive monarchy and a national program of overseas expansion. As neither Switzerland nor Saxony were maritime nations, their transoceanic missionary efforts awaited developments beyond their control. Until those developments came, Lutheranism concentrated on the missionary penetration of adjacent territories (Poland, the Baltic countries and Holland). Swiss Reformed missionary penetration of Holland, France and Hungary ran along similar lines. And it was just as perilous work as missions to the tropics.
Many may be unaware that several "Genevan Calvinists" sought to take the gospel to Brazil. Who were these men and what is their story?
In the 1550's, largely-Catholic France (which was itself playing colonial catch-up with neighboring Spain and Portugal) determined to try an adventure in South American colonization. Though they were unwelcome there (given the prior Spanish and Portuguese division of the continent) they focused their energies on an island off Brazil's coast. But not enough French Catholics were willing to go on the colonial adventure and so Huguenots were welcomed (Genevans among them). These made a serious attempt to evangelize the aboriginal peoples on the Brazilian coast before being ordered home by the unsympathetic colonial governor.
Were Calvinists among some of the early settlers in the New World and if so what were their methods in sharing the gospel with Native Americans?
There were two notable efforts in Puritan New England. Puritan donors in Cromwellian England raised funds to assist the ministries to Indians of Richard Mayhew on Martha's Vineyard (an island off Cape Cod) and of John Eliot, who travelled west of his frontier home of Roxbury, MA. The strategy of each was to organize distinctly Christian villages (called 'praying towns') for converted Indians and to as rapidly as possible produce Indian versions of the Scriptures with native preachers responsible for the proclamation. This came with amazing speed.
The Synod of Dort is famously (or infamously!) known for its defense of the doctrines of grace against the Arminian Remonstrance of the day. Do we see any signs of missionary zeal among the representatives at Dort?
More than is realized, there was a strongly pietistic element among the Dutch delegates to this international Synod hosted at Dordrecht 1618-1619. This same Dutch Reformed pietism saw in the far-flung efforts of the Dutch East India Company to SE Asian regions such as the present Sri Lanka and Indonesia (formerly Portuguese territories) an opportunity for company chaplains to do missionary work among the native peoples. This happened before Eliot and Mayhew were at work in Massachusetts.
Thanks to Jonathan Edwards, we are left with the diary of David Brainerd. What kind of legacy did Brainerd leave behind in his efforts to preach the gospel to the Indians?
Globally, the missionary devotion and example of Brainerd was transmitted by President Edwards' Memoir of Brainerd. We know for a fact that it was in turn influential in fixing the outlook of subsequent missionaries to the East such as William Carey and Henry Martyn.
Calvinistic Baptists were among the pioneers of the modern missionary cause. What was the significance of William Carey's mission to India and the foundation of the Baptist Missionary Society in 1792?
Carey in particular, but also his circle including such persons as Andrew Fuller, were fully cognizant of earlier Reformation-based missionary effort – both in Massachusetts and in South India. Carey and his circle organized a non-ecclesiastical society of the like-minded that would, in due course, act like a 'leaven' to influence their (and other) denominations to officially sponsor overseas missions.
How did William Carey handle the protest from hyper-Calvinists that "when God pleases to convert the heathen, he will do it without you"?
There is actually some dispute as to whether these words of spoken objection were actually uttered. But if they were spoken, they were not necessarily the sentiments of an indolent Christian. There was an old attitude, left over from before the days of transoceanic exploration, that—since God is free to do all things—He might also have a way of saving those beyond human reach. But Carey and his circle, full of the new knowledge of the world mediated through the published travel journals of Captain Cook, understood and were made confident of the fact that nations not long before reckoned "beyond reach" were now, in the days of regular transoceanic navigation, made accessible. It was time for the right use of means.
Many Southern Baptists today argue that a zeal for Calvinism has undermined missions. From a historical standpoint, does such a charge hold water?
My personal view is that the reason why these charges were not made longer ago than 1960 is that before that time, fair-minded observers of world missions could plainly observe that missionaries of Calvinist sympathies were more than pulling their weight. The noted missionary scholar Samuel Zwemer pointed out in 1952 (for instance) that Calvinists had been the pioneers of Protestant missions to Arab and Muslim societies. Such charges, when made today, strongly suggest ignorance of the historical record.
Are you encouraged by what you see in our day when it comes to Calvinists taking the gospel to the lost throughout the world? Where might there be areas of improvement?
This is a difficult question. As a Presbyterian, I cannot speak for what is taking place in the SBC. But I am conscious that the missionary energies (as well as other energies) of the church in the West are being sapped by materialism and that, in this existing context, scarce congregational resources are being diverted more and more into short-term missionary 'stints.' Moreover, not all evangelical and Reformed seminaries are maintaining their former levels of instruction in missions in this era of budgetary constraints. At very least, this is no time for evangelical Calvinists to be resting on the bare historical record of how our convictions have, in past, promoted missionary sacrifice; we must demonstrate that these same principles are operative now.
Kenneth Stewart is Professor of Theological Studies at Covenant College. He is the author of Ten Myths About Calvinism (IVP).
Did you enjoy this interview? Read others like it in the March issue of Credo Magazine,"Make Disciples of All Nations."
"Go therefore and make disciples of all nations, baptizing them in the name of the Father and of the Son and of the Holy Spirit, teaching them to observe all that I have commanded you. And behold, I am with you always, to the end of the age." (Matthew 28:19-20) These words, spoken by Jesus after his resurrection, are famously known as The Great Commission. As disciples of Christ, it is our great joy to go and tell the nations about the good news of salvation for sinners through Christ Jesus our Lord and Savior. The March issue of Credo Magazine will seek to ignite a passion for missions. And what better timing as this year marks the 200th anniversary of Adoniram and Ann Judson setting sail aboard the Caravan with to take the gospel to Burma. Contributors include: Ted Kluck, Jason Duesing, Nathan Finn, the Housley Family (missionaries in Papua New Guinea), Kenneth Stewart, Brian Vickers, David VanDrunen, Matt Williams, and many others.
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I greatly appreciate Dr. Ken Stewart and his work! He was kind enough to do a couple interviews at my blog last year…the links are below…
"MYTH: Calvinism Promotes Antinomianism"
"MYTH: TULIP Has the Imprint of Antiquity"
Ed GrossApril 20, 2012
Your Comments D. Martyn Lloyd-Jones once said that all the founders of the great mission societies in Britain and America at the beginning of the 18th Century were, to a man, Calvinists. Those who believe that God has ordained the ends understand that He has also ordained the means, namely, the preaching of the gospel, the making of disciples, the development of leaders, the training of pastors and the planting of churches.
Dan HicksApril 20, 2012
There may have been efforts to evangelize, by Calvinists, in the past, but according to this doctrine there should be little motivation to do so.
DesmondApril 20, 2012
You missed out completely on the damage done to South Africa by the Calvinists. Preachers like the Scottish Presbyterean Andrew Murray, who started the Dutch Reformed Church, based their teaching on reaching the heathen on the "hewers of wood and carriers of water" doctrine. From that stemmed the sin of making "apartheid" law in SA. Verwoerd was the Holland-born creator of the hated word, which led to the demise of SA. People naturally lived separate lives. They did not need laws. The "missionaries" of the DRC and other "Reformed" churches had their black members in the NG Church of Africa, and the "coloured" half-black in the NG Sending Kerk (DR Mission Church). Other races were not welcome in the white Calvinist churches. Some missionaries! They even hated and mocked us English-speaking Christians.
D StatonApril 20, 2012
Your CommentsTwo things I have noticed about "true" Calvinist;
1. They fight tooth and nail for their beliefs.
2. They never fail to use a sledgehammer when a feather duster would serve better.
David SeveryApril 20, 2012
I'm not a Calvinist. I'm not reformed. Evangelism is the least of my concerns regarding the church today. And what ever was done in Calvin's day has little impact on us except for the idolatry that seems to accompany some of his teachings.
You can take the message of Jesus to your next door neighbor. In fact if your next door neighbor does not know you to be a follower of Christ likely you are not following Christ.
God knows who are His. But I don't. Men are some what like angels in this regard. We don't know who it is who will wind up in heaven in every case. This is all the more reason to make disciples of Christ and not of Calvin. Wherever Calvin is in heaven or in hell I know he will agree with that.
Calvinists have one particular defect in their doctrine that needs wholesale overhaul, and that is the future of Israel, the people and the land. I challenge anyone to show me where God has gone back on his covenant promise to Abraham, Isaac and Jacob and all the faithful of the children of Israel to keep them as a distinct people and finally return them to their promised land of Israel (Canaan). To do this as has been done is to twist a few scriptures against many, many others. But more to the point, for God to go back on a promise from His mouth is unthinkable. And the promise to Abraham is a unilateral promise.
Jeremiah 31
35 Thus saith the LORD, which giveth the sun for a light by day, and the ordinances of the moon and of the stars for a light by night, which divideth the sea when the waves thereof roar; The LORD of hosts is his name:
36 If those ordinances depart from before me, saith the LORD, then the seed of Israel also shall cease from being a nation before me for ever.
37 Thus saith the LORD; If heaven above can be measured, and the foundations of the earth searched out beneath, I will also cast off all the seed of Israel for all that they have done, saith the LORD.
Don't let yourself be fooled to think that the gentile church of today is the seed of Israel. It is not. All the descendants of Abraham through Isaac are the seed of Israel including the greatest seed the Messiah Yeshua (Christ Jesus).
John 4:22
Ye worship ye know not what: we know what we worship: for salvation is of the Jews.
It is remarkable that so many do not know yet what they worship.
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I do believe traditional and historical Calvinism was evangelical in thought and action. Evidence is strong for missionary endeavor in that day. But, it is now time to give my observation of many self-proclaimed Calvinists. I have read and listened to their comments. I have watched their behaviors. There is impressive evidence that, if measured, analyzed, and evaluated, that the posture of these is a-missions or even anti-missions. Call it passivity or intentional, it is noticeable. All I can say is for those Calvinists now identifying themselves as such, there should be a distinct theological identity. I would suggest New Calvinists or Neo-calvinists. Actually, I wish they would discard Calvin's name altogether. I can go one step further in saying that I have experienced hostility from these folk as well when I confront them scripturally. It seems it is more than missiology that is on their mental agendas for being discarded. If you like, just bring up ecclesiology or eschatology. Assert sola scriptura and get interesting responses. Their sense of having been elected and others not having been is more important than all other doctrines.
Stephen Ray HaleApril 21, 2012
I used to be a non-Calvinist (believing in eternal security made be a bit of leaner to that side, though) and used the verse in 2 Peter 3:9 where God is unwilling that any should perish, to bash the calvinist on the head. BUT it was that same verse that humbled me, and rebuking the arrogancy of my statement that if God was like what the Calvinists say He is, He is no God of mine.
BUT, like any good Christian should be, and that is the observer of the ENTIRE of the contexts (bringing to mind this correct translation of 2 Peter 1:20, "This first knowing that every prophecy of scripture is not of ITS OWN INTERPRETATION. – a corollary of the Torah law of two or three witnesses that establishes a matter, where Moses said that no man should be put to death at the testimony of one witness), I noticed the word "longsuffering" and remembering that Peter (who is doing commentary on Paul's writing) mentioned the term "longsuffering" in this context, "the LONGSUFFERING of our Lord is salvation; even as our beloved brother Paul also according to the wisdom given unto him hath written unto you," decided to find out where Paul actually was using this word in such applications concerning God…and to my chagrin found it in the heavily Calvinistic proof texts in Romans 9:20-24. I will let YOU figure this out…pay particular attention to the concept of "us" and who thise actually refers to, in both Paul and Peter's writings.
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Madden's Barber Shop from Katherine Rodriguez on Vimeo.
State College, Pa- Since 1956, Elmer Madden has held a job as a barber on Allen street in State College, Pennsylvania.
He bought his first shop in 1960, from an owner who was picketed after refusing to cut black hair. It was located in Pickles' current space and was there for 20 years. He has been at his current space at 111 South Allen Street for 30 years.
Madden has had a wide range of customers from students to the President of the University just this month. Over the years he has seen evolution of hair trends in State College. From flat tops to princeton cuts, the "hippie" period to today's short buzz cuts, Madden has seen it all.
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I stopped by Zuccotti Park on Friday, November 25 to see the Occupy Wall Street protesters with my own eyes. I'm really happy I did, and I urge anyone who is interested in learning about what these people are doing to go and talk to them, they all have a story to tell. A few minutes after entering the park the police vacated the area and forced the protesters to leave. It was amazing to see their persistence as they continued to march around the park. I hope to visit them once again and perhaps come back with more personal stories into who these people are and why they feel it is their duty to participate in this protest.
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A shutdown means all federal government services deemed nonessential will be suspended. All federally funded museums, such as the Smithsonian, will close, as well as the nation's 401 national parks. Campers have 48 hours to leave sites like Yellowstone National Park, and government-run national monuments like the Statue of Liberty won't be open to visitors. NASA will also shut down, except for mission control, which is overseeing operations with the International Space Station.
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Hartley's disciplinary record
Northampton captain Dylan Hartley will face a disciplinary hearing in Dublin on Thursday.
The England and Saints hooker was cited for allegedly striking opposite number Rory Best with his arm during Northampton's Heineken Cup pool defeat against Ulster last Friday night.
European Rugby Cup has announced that Wales' Roger Morris has been appointed as independent judicial officer to hear the complaint against Hartley. He could face a ban of anything between two weeks for a low end entry point, to a maximum 52-week suspension.
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I've been eating pretty well lately, which is nice but also, when I'm busy, quite boring, as I don't have a lot of time to experiment with recipes and just end up eating loads of raw vegetables, nuts and fish. Which makes my body feel great, but my brain a little antsy. So today, as a weekend treat, I decided to make one of my favourites, which is still not at all terrible for you.
This is a lovely loaf adapted from a recipe for brown sugar carrot bread with almonds on Mark Bittman's blog. I've made quite a few changes to it and it's still very good, so it can handle quite a lot of fiddling around. His version is made with all flour, but the ground almond gives it a really nice depth and richness.
4 tbsp cold butter (1/2 a stick)
1 cup whole wheat flour
1 cup ground almonds
1/2 to 3/4 cup brown sugar, depending on how sweet you want it
2 1/2 tsp baking powder (less if you aren't using ground almonds)
1 tsp baking soda
1 tsp salt
3/4 cup milk or almond milk
1 egg
1 tbsp orange zest and a few squeezes of the juice
1/2 cup grated carrot
1/2 cup slivered almonds
1. Preheat oven to 350. At least I think that's what you do, but my oven likes to turn everything I bake into a pile of ash. I baked this at 300, for 15 minutes less than the recipe advised, and it still came out with a very dark bottom.
2. Mix together the dry ingredients, then cut in the butter until the mixture is crumbly and there are no blobs of butter any larger than a small pea.
3. Mix together the egg, milk, zest and juice and pour into the dry ingredients. Mix until just moistened (don't beat it or mix until smooth, or it'll be too dense).
4. Fold in the carrot and nuts.
5. Mark Bittman says to bake this for around one hour. I baked it for 45 minutes, but like I said above, my oven is weird, so you might just want to keep an eye on it.


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"Turalyon, took up the rallying cry, "For Lothar!" which spread among the troops of the Alliance until the piercing howl struck fear even into the hearts of the mighty orcs. Turalyon's unbridled assault pushed the Horde back again and again, forcing them all the way to the Dark Portal"
i still think "for Lothar!" is a good alliance battlecry, hey it worked for the alliance during the second great war, but whatever shout what you want :)
Totally Agree.
Although, I get the impression that "Grab your sword and fight the horde" is generally preferred by the horde writers at WoWInsider. I think they want the alliance to have a really goofy one. :P
My main is a gnome, so I'm sort of OK with either one to be honest.
"Grab your sword and fight For Lothar!" doesn't really work, though.
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I donno... my RP battle cry (as a Draenei Shaman) is "Fight for what was lost!"
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Bell Hill School, Otisfield, about 1899
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Black and white photo of a group of eight individuals standing in front of brick schoolhouse. None identified.
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- Title: Bell Hill School, Otisfield, about 1899
- Creation Date: circa 1899
- Subject Date: circa 1899
- Local Name: Bell Hill
- Town: Otisfield
- County: Cumberland, Oxford
- State: ME
- Media: Photograph
- Dimensions (cm): 11 x 17
- Local Code: 2002-24
- Collection: Coll. 16, Box 2/21
- Object Type: Image
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