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PARIS (Reuters) - U.S. Secretary of State John Kerry and Palestinian President Mahmoud Abbas will meet again on Thursday after spending more than two hours discussing Israeli-Palestinian peace the day before, a senior U.S. official said.
"They had an in-depth discussion about the core issues and agreed that it would be beneficial to continue that discussion today," said the senior U.S. official, who spoke on condition of anonymity, adding that the two would meet in the afternoon.
Israeli-Palestinian peace talks resumed on July 29 after a nearly three-year break. At the time, Kerry said: "Our objective will be to achieve a final status agreement over the course of the next nine months."
As that deadline has approached, U.S. officials appear to have scaled back their ambitions, saying they are trying to forge a "framework for negotiations" as a first step though they still hope to hammer out a full agreement by April 29.
Such a framework could sketch the outlines of an accord to resolve the more than six-decade-old dispute, whose main issues include borders, security, the fate of Palestinian refugees and the status of Jerusalem.
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Get even with Trojans for regular-season loss
THE Oak Park Raiders weren't about to let this one slip away.
After losing their only regular-season game to the Vincent Massey Trojans, the Raiders responded with a 30-15 victory over the Trojans on Friday to win the Home Run Sports Bowl in the Winnipeg High School Football League's junior varsity division championship at Canad Inns Stadium.
In the regular-season game, the Raiders had a 17-0 halftime lead but the Trojans stormed back to win 27-20.
"We let that game go before against them and we knew that shouldn't have happened. We knew we'd come back and fight for this," said Oak Park quarterback Ethan Diakow.
"It means a lot to win this. We said something at the start of the year -- to get to Week 12 and we accomplished that."
The Raiders used a grinding ground game to put the Trojans behind early and hand the Vincent Massey team its first loss of the season in its last game.
"It feels really good. That was a great team to play," said Raiders running back Logan Baldaro, who scored a pair of touchdowns on 17- and 70-yard runs. "We knew coming in it was going to be a hard game to play. We spent a lot of time keying in on certain plays, practising stuff, and it really paid off today."
The Trojans were hurt by turnovers and a stingy Raiders defence that kept everything in front of them. Oak Park linebacker James Najduch was named player of the game.
"The only way to describe it right now is a certain amount of shock. I think all the kids are in shock too, but I'm proud of them," said Vincent Massey head coach Kris Johnston, whose team scored a touchdown in the game's dying minutes on a blocked punt that was recovered in the end zone by linebacker Elliot Tollenaar.
"They battled. This group of kids did not give up. We were down 30-9 with five minutes left in the game. They did not surrender. We blocked a punt, attempted an onside kick, did everything we could."
Oak Park led 20-9 at the half on a pair of 15-yard field goals by Tyler Hrousalas and a five-yard touchdown run by Riley Dirks. Vincent Massey got its first touchdown on a 28-yard pass from quarterback Josh Martin to Sam Blakely.
The game was stopped for about 15 minutes midway through the second quarter when Trojans defensive back Brandon Beardy went down with an injury in the neck area and was transported to the hospital for precautionary reasons.
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WATERTOWN, MA (January 13, 2012) �Brother George Van Grieken, FSC, and Anthony Ryan To Be Interviewed on Live Talk Show of the CatholicTV� Network.
On January 16, 2012, Brother George Van Grieken, director of vocation ministry, De La Salle Christian Brothers, and Anthony Ryan, The Desert Fathers and the Beginnings of Monasticism, will be featured on the CatholicTV Network�s nationally broadcasted live talk show; This is the Day.
The De La Salle Christian Brothers have as their mission �to provide a human and Christian education to the young, especially the poor, according to the ministry entrusted to them by the church.� (From the Brothers� Rule) This ministry of education seeks realistic ways of touching hearts and teaching minds of students everywhere so as to prepare them as mature members of society and the church.
For the Brother, the ministry of education is an extension of the Gospel. Through prayer and work, he unfolds the salvation of young men and women and shapes his own relationship to God. His life is a life of study, of teaching, of personal and community prayer, and of real community with his brothers and with all those whom he encounters within a Lasallian school or agency.
It�s all about a certain kind of education that St. John Baptist de La Salle brought to life in the late 17th century and turned into an educational movement that today reaches beyond national borders, sectarian differences, and negative educational expectations.
Br. George is currently the Director of Vocation Ministry for the District of San Francisco and resides in Napa; CA. Br. George discusses his experience during his younger years.
�During high school, I went to a Brothers� school and was impressed with the character of the Brothers who taught me. Pretty soon I was thinking of joining them. And then I did. Over the years, I�ve never regretted that decision. I�ve taught in grammar schools, high schools, and been able to teach in places like the Philippines, Sri Lanka, Pakistan, and Australia. It�s great to be part of an international family that keeps the same spirit no matter where you are. The Brothers continue to impress and inspire me every day.�
As CatholicTV continues to support Vocations Awareness, we invite you to learn more about Br. George�s experience and the De La Salle Christian Brothers at: www.brothersvocation.org.
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You may have received CPR training some time ago, but would you remember the proper technique in an emergency? Would you know what to do in the event of an earthquake or a fire? A new UCLA psychology study shows that people often do not recall things they have seen — or at least walked by — hundreds of times.
For the study, 54 people who work in the same building were asked if they knew the location of the fire extinguisher nearest their office. While many of the participants had worked in their offices for years and had passed the bright red extinguishers several times a day, only 13 out of the 54 — 24 percent — knew the location.
When asked to find a fire extinguisher, however, everyone was able to do so within a few seconds; most were surprised they had never noticed them. The researchers found no significant differences between men and women, or between older and younger adults.
"Just because we've seen something many times doesn't mean we remember it or even notice it," said Alan Castel, an associate professor of psychology at UCLA and lead author of the study. "If I asked you to draw the front of a dime or the front of a dollar bill from memory, how well could you do that? You might get some elements right. Do you know who the president is? On the dime, is he facing left or right? Does it say 'In God We Trust' on the front of the dollar or the back? Do you know what else it says? You've seen it so many times, but you probably haven't paid much attention to it."
Castel said that not noticing things isn't necessarily bad, particularly when those things are not important in your daily life. "It might be a good thing not to burden your memory with information that is not relevant to you," he said.
But with safety information, such as knowing where fire extinguishers are or what to do in an emergency, being prepared can, of course, be very useful.
"When you're on an airplane, do you know where the life vest is and what to do in the event of an emergency?" Castel asked. "You've been told many times, but how would you respond under stressful conditions, when there could be smoke and people screaming?"
A few months after being asked the location of the nearest fire extinguisher, the study participants were asked again if they knew where the closest one was. All of them knew.
"We don't notice something if we're attending to something else," Castel said. "Fire extinguishers are bright red and very conspicuous, but we're almost blind to them until they become relevant."
What does this tell us about the importance of training, whether for emergencies or something as common as learning a new computer program?
Castel stresses that making errors during training is useful. As with the fire extinguisher exercise, errors — or simple oversights — can teach us that we don't know something well and need to pay more attention in order to remember it.
"It's good if errors happen during training and not during an event where you need the information," he said. "That's part of the learning process."
The study is published in the journal Attention, Perception, & Psychophysics.
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You behave yourself, Duke tells nurses as he goes home after five-day treatment for bladder infection
- Prince Philip, 91, had been receiving treatment at Aberdeen Royal Infirmary
- No visits from Royal Family after doctors apparently banned visitors
It's no fun being stuck in hospital at the start of your holiday. So it's little surprise that Prince Philip had a big grin on his face as he was finally discharged yesterday.
The 91-year-old was so pleased to be going back to his break at Balmoral that he even cracked a little joke for the staff, telling them to 'behave themselves'.
According to nurses at Aberdeen Royal Infirmary, the Duke of Edinburgh was a model patient during his six-day stay following a bladder infection.
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The Duke of Edinburgh has been discharged from hospital today after spending five days undergoing treatment for a flare-up of a bladder infection
The Duke thanked hospital staff as he was escorted out of Aberdeen Royal Infirmary at 11 o'clock this morning
On leaving hospital the Duke of Edinburgh was taken 40 miles away to Balmoral
Royal sources described him yesterday as being 'happy, chirpy and in fine fettle'.
It was the Duke's third health scare
in just eight months.
He was admitted to hospital by ambulance last Wednesday at the start of his traditional summer holiday with the Queen at Balmoral after suffering a recurrence of the bladder infection he first developed during June's Diamond Jubilee celebrations.
As Prince Philip recovered at nearby Aberdeen Royal Infirmary, the Queen attended church
That time round it was thought his condition was brought on after being forced to stand for several hours in cold, wet and windy conditions on a barge sailing down the Thames during the Jubilee River Pageant.
Philip also spent four nights in hospital over Christmas after surgery to clear a blocked coronary artery.
During his time at Aberdeen Royal Infirmary, he was ordered by doctors to undergo a strict period of bed rest and as a result was not visited by the Queen or other family members.
As he left yesterday he shook hands with senior staff from the hospital lining his route to a Range Rover, including chief executive Richard Carey, medical director Dr Roelf Dijkhuizen and general manager Vincent Shields.
Senior staff nurse Denise Webster
said: 'The Duke was a very good patient, and as he left the hospital he
told staff to behave themselves and he said he was going back to enjoy
the rest of his holiday.'
Philip's ill health has given rise to concerns that the elderly royal, who still conducts more than 300 public engagements each year, is doing too much.
It is not yet known whether he will be well enough to attend his next official engagement – accompanying the Queen to the opening of the London 2012 Paralympic Games next Wednesday.
Royal service: Police stood guard at the entrance to Aberdeen Royal Infirmary where 91-year-old Prince Phillip was treated for a bladder infection
Struck down again: Back in June Prince Phillip was taken ill during the Thames Diamond Jubilee Pageant
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What Next? Stadiums?
These Shroud Encounter presentations are getting big, like this one at The Villages in Florida.
On Early Reviews
John Klotz pens out some thoughts about what two people are saying about his book in A critcal response to a critic. For instance, on what Hugh Farey, the editor of the British Society for the Turin Shroud (BSTS), wrote, John writes:
As an author, I suppose that I should not be too sensitive to criticisms. It comes with the territory. However, Hugh Farey's criticism posted on shroudstory.com that I did not devote enough space and energy to explaining why Picknett-Prince theory that DaVinci forged the Shroud 100 years after it was first exhibited in Lirey, France is nearly as supercilious as the theory itself (which Hugh apparently rejects also).
And on what Ms. Underwood had to say over at Amazon, John tells us:
[Her] review was enlightening and helpful to me:
"Excellent account of the history of Shroud research and presents a very good case for its authenticity! I was a bit disappointed that it did not delve into how the findings of quantum physics may provide a possible mechanism for the image formation."
I will be preparing a revision to answer Ms. Underwood's comment and if anyone has already purchased the book, I will provide the revision gratis. Actually, the revision of the one chapter will include a discussion of a 2010 presentation by Andrew Sullivan and Nigel Kerner[iii] which argues that consciousness was an elemental power that along with gravity pre-existed the universe and engendered it. That's my very brief summary and/or conclusion.
You will want to read A critcal response to a critic.
Quick Reaction to In the Belly of the Beast
"Whoa," writes a reader in reaction to my Belly of the Beast posting. "Before you go slamming Dr. Jackson you need to look at the YouTube of him explaining the folds and the way the shroud was lifted out of the box. And read Dr. Jackson's Foldmarks as a Historical Record at shroud.com where you can see the photographs. You dumb s… "
I think I ran into a fan. The part you may want to see starts at about the 11:10 mark and runs to about 18:00. It is a good explanation. Watch it! I still believe that the fold marks must be confirmed. I still say it is not class 1 evidence. (Link to YouTube). And I added in the link to the above mentioned paper.
In the Belly of the Beast
I was reminded during Bob Siefker's presentation in St. Louis that John Jackson and the other authors of A Critical Summary of Observations, Data and Hypotheses – Version 2.1 assign significant importance to the raking light photographs of the shroud. So do I, but far less so. To my way of thinking:
- the cloth was at times folded
- the cloth was possibly folded in half along its length three times such that the face, and only the face, appeared on the outside. This, of course, lends credence to the term tetradiplon. It also comports with the idea that the shroud may have been stored folded in a reliquary with a grate, so as to show only the face.
- the cloth may have been been an inspiration for the Man of Sorrows icons that show Christ rising out of a coffin-like container.
I have been giving this some thought. What did the Critical Summary actually say?
- Quoting from item L6 of the Critical Summary:
One of the tasks undertaken by the STURP team was to take raking light photographs of the Shroud. Linen has poor elasticity, explaining why it wrinkles so easily. Thus, linen cloth has sort of a memory that can reveal how the cloth has been folded (see item H 13.0,2). . . .
Okay. That seems probably so.
Jackson has studied the fold lines, some of which are as sharp as a straight edge and show discoloration as would be expected if folded over the edge of a wooden block or batten, as illustrated as "F" in the diagram below.
Words like "discoloration as would be expected if" sound speculative, not evidentiary. At least, it is not strong evidence.
Jackson's team developed a computer program that maps prominent folds found on the Shroud related to the Man of Sorrows Icon.
That instantly bothered me. What sort of computer program maps fold marks on the shroud to hand painted icons? In what way? Moreover, to which Man of Sorrow Icon? Without an explanation this unfortunately sounds like the "scientists say" jargon we encounter in television commercials. It's like " a computer programs says."
Google suggests these icons:
The Critical Summary goes on to say:
These folds have been found to be consistent with the design of a lifting device that could have been used for raising the cloth.
Consistent with what design? This is an imagined lifting device. The point of this imagining may be to match the AD 1203 description of what Robert de Clari saw or to fit an account of "The Palace Revolution of John Comnenus by Nicholas Mesarites wherein we find
In [Constantinople's Pharos] chapel Christ rises again, and the sindon with the burial linens is the clear proof.
I'd like to think there is some connection. I'd like to think this is all true. But the imagined device (click on the image on the right), while illustrative of a possibility, seems far too tentative to be in an evidence table.
So what are the fold marks really evidence of? How good is the evidence?
The authors of the paper have classified this as Class 1 Evidence which they define thus:
This rating is given to items of evidence that are firmly supported by empirical and/ or forensic research. To receive this rating there must be multiple corroborating research sources.
Yet when I look at the references I find only one paper by Eric Jumper and two similar popular books by Ian Wilson. Unfortunately Wilson uses material "deduced by Dr. John Jackson." While not exactly a circular reference, it's close. There is not much to go on.
Wilson goes on to say, "Although exactly how the cloth was made to rise is necessarily conjectural." (The Blood and the Shroud page 157). Perhaps anticipating the problem some of us might therefore have, Bob Siefker said in his St. Louis talk:
Some people might not like the fact that we've rated this class 1 evidence but we're in the heart of the belly of the beast. I've seen those folds. I've seen the marks. I've seen the razor thin nature of those folds where the "F" block is. I'm not only rationally convinced that the scheme is right, I've seen close evidence and had it very deeply explained to me. I've been very lucky to be in the belly of the beast, over here [pointing to], John Jackson.
So? Can I see the folds? Can anyone see the folds? Are the photographs online? Can we examine the computer program's logic? Without some illustrative photographs of the folds, without an explanation of what the computer program does, I'm thinking the entire item, L6, should be demoted. Without some supporting evidence of a cloth-raising device being used, the speculative diagram should be removed. It is evidence of nothing.
What am I missing?
An Interview with Giulio Fanti
the resurrection as "so much more than a conjuring trick with bones"
– former Anglican Bishop of Durham. Philip Davies
An interview with Professor Fanti had been mentioned in the comments, with a link. It was just revised yesterday. It needs to be mentioned at the posting level, something I just realized this morning from a series of emails that I'm seeing in my inbox. It needs to be read by everyone and I have been remiss in not featuring it. Here is some of the introduction. Click on the title to read the full paper:
Professor Giulio Fanti discusses the controversies in the realm of Shroud studies
Louis C. de Figueiredo
It is no secret that the realm of Shroud studies is a minefield. It is evident in books, websites, newsletters and blogs. Apparently the matter also reached the ears of Pope Benedict XVI, prompting him to request cooperation in a message read out to the people attending a Shroud conference in the US in 2005.
There seem to be very few signs of any change for the better. On the contrary, there has been an increase in the number of people entering the field to indulge in vicious personal attacks and character assassination, driving out qualified scholars willing to discuss the topic, in fact forcing them to leave in disgust.
Anyone who has kept abreast with the news will notice that Pope Francis can be blunt-spoken, even more than his Bavarian predecessor, and does not shrink from criticising what he judges to be wrong. At the rates things are going, whether he will pay any attention at all to petitions addressed to him regarding future tests on the Shroud will remain to be seen.
Fortunately, there are scholars and scientists who have steered clear of the infighting and favouritism and have made important contributions to the study of the Turin Shroud. Among them are American attorney, political activist and op-ed contributor John Klotz, who recently launched his meticulously researched and lavishly illustrated book The Coming of the Quantum Christ: The Shroud of Turin and the Apocalypse of Selfishness. Klotz asks the important question, "If indeed the Shroud is Christ's and, if science is deciphering its revelation, what is it telling us?" It is a question that Professor Giulio Fanti of the University of Padua — who agreed to discuss the relic and granted the following interview – has been seeking to answer for the past seventeen years.
Some of Professor Fanti's findings have been contested, particularly part of the data published in his last Shroud book which did not appear in a paper published later. In this case he leaves it to readers to judge for themselves and is working on the rest of the material he has gathered that is expected to be published in more peer-reviewed journals.
There is something that seems to indicate that there can be a tell-tale sign demonstrating not only that the Turin Shroud did indeed wrap the body of Jesus in the sepulchre but also that the Resurrection was an historical event, exactly what sceptics would like to see. It will have to be demonstrated beyond doubt that the image formation was near-instantaneous, if not instantaneous, a task that can be easily handled by both Professor Giulio Fanti and Dr. Paolo di Lazzaro, Chief of Research at ENEA, Italian National Agency for New Technologies, Energy and Sustainable Economic Development and Applications of Radiation.
At the time that Louis first linked to the paper, Hugh Farey commented. And this comment belongs at the posting level as well.
Thanks, Louis. So the Resurrection "had to be" not quite instantaneous because Jesus "must have taken a few seconds" to power up. Perhaps you are correct. The God I believe in does not have to take any time at all. He may have allowed himself to revive over 36 hours, individual cells reawakening in succession until he simply got up as from a bed, or he may have vanished in an instant, the space he occupied being as instantly filled with air, or left as a vacuum, or he may have exploded in a burst of radiation, which was just enough to have an effect on the Shroud. He may have caused the dead of Jerusalem to do any of the same, and then sent them all back to their graves, or he may have made the people of Jerusalem think they had seen their forebears when in fact they had remained peacefully in their ossuaries. He may have reconstituted himself instantly, and sat in the garden for the rest of the night waiting for Mary Magdalene to turn up, or he may have not reappeared until just before she arrived. Somewhere along the way he provided clothes for himself. Perhaps while he was still in the tomb, perhaps after he re-materialised.
He may have done any, all or none of these things. That's who God is. From a scientific point of view, none of them is open to inquiry. I do not know what the Resurrection was scientifically, or how long it took. Nor does anybody else, nor does it matter. In 1984 the Anglican Bishop of Durham attempted to explain this in describing the resurrection as "so much more than a conjuring trick with bones" and a few years ago Pope Benedict showed a similar lack of enthusiasm for "the mere resussitation of a corpse." Frankly, in the opinion of most modern theologians, all as orthodox as the Pope, the measurable, physical events of the morning of the first day of the week after the crucifixion are trivial compared to the meaning of the Resurrection and the effect it had on the disciples, whatever actually occurred.
And Louis commented back:
Hugh, I fully agree with what you said and now we are speaking the same language. I believe in the Resurrection because it had to happen, not only because it explains the growth of the Jesus movement, that became the Church, but also due to the question of existence. As I have stated more than once, even if the Shroud is "proved" to be authentic it will still not answer many questions, but this is for another article.
Meanwhile, you will be my "scientific advisor", though you are anti-authenticity and I am in the opposite camp, but keep an open mind as the Church does. The Church also calls some qualified devil's advocate when it comes to a canonisation process. Who knows, perhaps Rome will call you when needed!
And now. Read the entire interview. Offer your opinion.
New Paper: The Lirey Toga
"poets, chroniclers, knights and others who were involved tell their own stories
and, in so doing, illuminate this time in history, the Hundred Years War,
when a most extraordinary and important story [of the shroud] unfolds"
I would like to draw your attention to a narrative I have recently placed online called: The Lirey Toga.
This is the result of research into my ancestors, the De Noyers, and their involvement with the Holy Shroud, later known as the Shroud of Turin, when it was in France during the Hundred Years War.
While carrying out this work many links came to light between the Holy Shroud and Joan of Arc culminating in a remarkable conclusion concerning the Holy Shroud itself.
It is interesting, well written and informative. I am reminded of Daniel Scavone's several papers in which he argues that emerging knowledge in Western Europe about the Holy Shroud in Constantinople, the Mandylion, inspired the legends of the Holy Grail. Some papers, I think, to read once again on an autumn Sunday afternoon.
A you-should-get-the-point sample from about midpoint:
. . . Does Joan of Arc ever set eyes on the Holy Shroud? Therein lies a Rembrandt or
a Van Dyke painting. Reluctantly, I believe the answer has to be that she did not since such an occasion would, without doubt, have been recorded.
However, apart from such fascinating conjecture, the proximity of the Holy Shroud to Joan's birthplace of Domrémy lingers in the mind and I begin to wonder if there are other links between the Shroud and her life. . . .
David's paper sort of draws to a conclusion around page 40 with this:
The essential features of the Arthurian saga, containing both historical and fictional elements, have been fulfilled in the life of Joan of Arc. All have become real: Excalibur and Joan of Arc's sword from the church of Sainte Catherine of Fierbois. There are the several Avallon links via the families associated with caring for the Holy Shroud and, especially, Joan's riding out of Avallon on the way from Vaucouleurs to Chinon. There are the dramatic similarities between Lançelot and Alençon. There is the route of military confrontation followed by both Joan of Arc and Arthur along the Loire with both ending up in Burgundy. Furthermore, both are betrayed. What Arthur does in history and fiction, Joan of Arc does in reality. I fully believe that her realisation of Galahad makes the Holy Shroud, with which she has many links, the equivalent in her life of the Holy Grail. This being the case, since all the other main features of the Arthurian saga have been realised, the Holy Grail itself is now actualised in the form of the Holy Shroud. In other words it too becomes real. This means it is, truly, the Holy Shroud of Jesus Christ.
Okay, one might believe so. But then:
This immensely holy item, the Holy Shroud, has here been identified with the Holy Grail. Is this acceptable? Does the Holy Grail itself contain information that could provide the answer to this question? Here is something interesting. What is to be found in the twelve letters that constitute the three words, The Holy Grail? One word that can be made if the letters are reconstituted is, LIREY. Among the remainder of letters a second word stands out and the letters are in the correct order. The word is, TOGA, defined, and so similar to the Shroud, as a long piece of cloth worn wrapped around the body. The Holy Grail transmutes itself into the Lirey Toga, a garment worn by a living Roman at the time of Christ. How appropriate considering Christ's miraculous Resurrection.
Do read it. You will learn a lot about and from the . . .
poets, chroniclers, knights and others who were involved tell their own stories and, in so doing, illuminate this time in history, the Hundred Years War, when a most extraordinary and important story unfolds.
Quote for Today on Carbon Dating of the Shroud
When it comes to the Shroud, nearly everybody wanted to carbon date the Shroud "in the worst way" and that is precisely what happened. The protocols were supposed to map the way to the truth. Instead, the truncated protocols adopted led the carbon scientists over a cliff.
The quote is from John Klotz' new book, The Coming of the Quantum Christ. Here, I've copy-pasted the quotation from his Quantum Christ blog, from a posting just yesterday entitled Ebola, Protocols and the Shroud of Turin.
In the worst way? What does that mean?
Abraham Lincoln, it is said, used the expression. One story is that when he met Mary Todd, who would become his wife, he approached her and said he would like to dance with her "in the worst way." She later recounted that he did, in fact, literally, dance in the worst way.
It's an idiom. The Merriam-Webster Dictionary defines "the worst way" this way:
— the worst way
: very much <such men … need indoctrination the worst way — J. G. Cozzens> —often used with in <wanted a new bicycle in the worst way>
Did they talk that way in Lincoln's time? Well there is this quote from ' Fast Life on the Modern Highway' by Joseph Taylor, published in 1874:
Well, sir. I wanted somebody to kiss me for my mother just then, and shake hands and say good-bye in the worst way; but I could not stop!'
The use of the idiom is modern, as well. On March 23, 2011, the Houston Chronicle headlined an article, " Air traffic control needs updating in the worst way.
Now that you are completely distracted from what John Klotz was saying, go read his blog posting, Ebola, Protocols and the Shroud of Turin.


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