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"It was a good ball in," Dempsey said of the pass after the game. "I was going to stay where I was but I saw the guy who was covering him had moved, so I moved to my right to try to get open so he could play me the ball. He did a great job of holding it up, playing me, so I tried to hit it low and hard at the far post."
Klinsmann promised change when he took over the U.S. team after being practically begged for his services. He said the team would play like the character of its country, free and with the confidence to assert its opponents. Then the team won just one of its first six games, losing matches to Costa Rica, Belgium and Ecuador, none of which are world powers.
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NAPLES - Click on documents below to read the paperwork, mailed from the Collier County Court House at a UPS Store, that is under investigation because it contains an "order" supposedly from Collier Circuit Judge Frank Baker.
A debt collector whose attempts to collect unpaid medical bills were halted by a Collier judge in October, prompting a probe by The Florida Bar, is now under investigation by the Collier County Sheriff's Office.
Anesthesia Associates of Naples on Monday received 76 pages of paperwork that contains supposed court notices and an "order" bearing the signature of Collier Circuit Judge Frank Baker. The orders involve a debt collection firm the practice and its billing company hired.
Judges can't comment publicly, but the "order" supposedly signed by judge Baker is being investigated as a fake.
Baker's "order" demands that the Naples medical practice pay Blanchi Stone of Stone Colman & Gonzalez Arbitration LLC for her bill collection work. It also takes on another judge, Collier County Judge Vince Murphy, who issued the October ruling halting collections by Stone's company and referred the matter to The Florida Bar.
In the supposed order, Baker tells Murphy to issue "retraction letters" to all the defendants whose cases he threw out in October and to send a letter to the state Bar rescinding his complaint that prompted the Bar investigation of Stone and her bill collection company.
The new paperwork that includes Baker's supposed order repeatedly refers to "Curcuit Court," is riddled with grammatical errors and uses capital letters for emphasis. It says Stone Colman & Gonzalez Arbitration LLC has had its payments wrongly withheld.
The paperwork says judge Baker has reviewed "SEALED ORDERS" from Supreme Court Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg. It also says judge Baker reviewed documents from various congressmen and women; senators, including one Stone calls her cousin; former President Bill Clinton; President Barack Obama; and "SEALED" documents from FBI Director Robert Mueller. It calls the "SEALED" medical records "nothing short of APPALLING."
When the billing company for Anesthesia Associates of Naples received the paperwork Monday, it forwarded Baker's "order" to the state Bar, which already was investigating Stone and her company for allegedly practicing law without a license.
In turn, the Bar sent the new paperwork to criminal investigators in Southwest Florida.
"The Florida Bar turned in a criminal investigation request to us against Blanchi Stone for unlicensed practice of law," State Attorney's Office spokeswoman Samantha Syoen confirmed to the Daily News. "We took that request and packet of materials and turned it over to the Collier County Sheriff's Office Economic Crimes Unit."
The paperwork says records from President Obama and sealed orders from Supreme Court Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg were reviewed by Collier Circuit Judge Frank Baker.
The Daily News received calls from the Naples anesthesia practice's billing company in early January, inquiring if the paper was publishing a story or retraction "due to Baker's hearing on Jan. 5."
However, there was no such hearing on that date and Baker is a criminal court judge. The billing company called the paper again after receiving the alleged sealed order.
"This court is under sealed orders," Baker's "order" says, referring questions to Tim Bradley, a courtroom deputy for U.S. District Judge John D. Bates in Washington, D.C. The "order" provides a case number that it's sealed under, which turns out to be a closed federal prosecution of Stone, who then went by the name Blanchi Dugatkin, and her husband.
Stone, who also uses the name Blanche, is really Blanchi Dugatkin, but she also called herself Donna Stone last year. Her business partner, husband William Dugatkin, also uses the name William Colman. Both were sentenced in 2006 in U.S. District Court in Washington, D.C., for setting up a bogus presidential campaign fundraiser.
The couple couldn't be reached, but in late October, when Murphy threw out 155 of the company's debt collection cases, "Blanche Stone" called the Daily News to say she'd comment once the cases were resolved.
"All this is going to be taken care of," she said then.
Attempts to reach the couple at their numbers in Las Vegas and Palm Beach were unsuccessful. The Las Vegas voicemail calls them "Blanche and Bill." After placing that call, the Daily News received a return call Friday from the firm's Palm Beach County business number, but the caller immediately hung up. An e-mail to the firm came back as undeliverable.
The paperwork bearing the supposed order by judge Baker was mailed from The UPS Store in Naples but is marked as coming from the Collier County Court House.
"In all of my years, I have never come across a case so full of hate, verbal and physical abuse," Baker's "order" states. "The wounds that this case has reopened are inexcusable. ...This court has been informed that due to this witch hunt against Blanchi B. Stone, her name and reputation have been damaged."
The "order" also says Phil Lewis, editor of the Daily News, will write a retraction to the newspaper's Oct. 26 story that detailed the 155 case dismissals, the couple's history and Murphy's rulings.
"This wording will be approved by Ms. Stone," Baker's "order" says.
The "order" also says Phil Lewis, editor of the Daily News, will write a retraction to the newspaper's Oct. 26 story that detailed the 155 case dismissals, the couple's history and Judge Vince Murphy's rulings.
Lewis said the newspaper never received any such "order."
"There's no such thing as an order for retraction," Lewis said. "It's a violation of the First Amendment."
Lewis said the newspaper never received any such "order."
"There's no such thing as an order for retraction," Lewis said. "It's a violation of the First Amendment."
The federal judge referred to in the paperwork, Bates, is the judge who sentenced the William Dugatkin in February 2006 to a year of probation, while his wife was sentenced to two years' probation. Both were ordered to do 100 hours of community service as part of a plea bargain to misdemeanor fraudulent misrepresentation of campaign authority charges involving soliciting funds.
Their probation was transferred to Palm Beach County, where they set up the debt collection firm that did the work for Anesthesia Associates of Naples.
"I remember that case," court deputy Bradley said when contacted by the Daily News this past week. Bradley said he was in court when the Dugatkins' hearings and sentencing occurred before Bates.
That criminal case involved a bogus fundraiser set up by the couple's company, Never Stop Dreaming Inc. in Alexandria, Va., for about 150 people to benefit then- U.S. Rep. Richard Gephardt's 2004 presidential campaign.
The Federal Elections Commission investigated Campaign Act violations and found the couple had many aliases and changed addresses frequently. Their aliases included Bill Baulding, Jade Newhart and Blanchi Bettina Comito. They were indicted on two counts of wire fraud and pleaded guilty as part of a plea bargain in November 2005.
In 2007, they tried to expunge their convictions, but the federal judge denied it.
In Florida, Anesthesia Associates of Naples stopped sending Stone bills to collect several months before Murphy's ruling.
Moe Madore, vice president of the medical practice's billing company, Michigan-based Anesthesia Business Consultants, said the practice's board and its attorneys are meeting this coming week to discuss the case.
"It's still under investigation by the Bar," Madore said, declining further comment.
Stone Colman Gonzalez Arbitration filed 187 cases in Collier last year, mostly in small claims court, to collect bills owed Anesthesia Associates of Naples. Many involved emergency room visits to a Physicians Regional Medical Center hospital and bills not covered by insurance.
A total of 266 cases, some under only Anesthesia Associates of Naples' name, have been filed since 2009. Some were settled after defendants made deals, but they may have legal recourse due to the Bar investigation and criminal probes.
The 180 small claims cases filed last year involved bills of up to $5,000, while seven Collier County Court complaints were for bills between $5,000 and $15,000. The court filing fees — $185 for each small claims case and $310 for each county court claim — were paid by Anesthesia Associates, a common practice with debt collection firms, which then ask a judge to order defendants to pay those costs.
The debt collection firm takes a percentage — a commission — and then pays the medical practice.
Murphy, who contacted the Bar last year to report Stone's collections firm, had repeatedly warned Stone Colman Gonzalez that its legal filings didn't adhere to the law. But the company kept filing them after making minor changes that still didn't comply.
"Our focus is very limited," Lori Holcomb, the Bar's unlicensed practice of law counsel, said of its investigation. "We'd be looking to stop these people from engaging in the unlicensed practice of law and harming the people of Florida."
Some letters called Anesthesia Associates its "client," although Murphy concluded that Dugatkin, her husband and others aren't attorneys.
Bar attorneys will present their findings and recommendation to the state Supreme Court. The Bar can seek injunctive relief — an order telling the firm to refrain from sending letters — and seek penalties and restitution. The Bar often refers cases to State Attorney's Offices and the Florida Attorney General.
"Our focus is very limited," Lori Holcomb, the Bar's unlicensed practice of law counsel, said of its investigation. "We'd be looking to stop these people from engaging in the unlicensed practice of law and harming the people of Florida."
When the couple incorporated in Florida in 2009, they were required to prove their firm was in good standing in Nevada, which they did. They incorporated in Nevada a year earlier.
A spokeswoman for the Nevada Attorney General's Office said there are no similar complaints against the firm with its office or the state Better Business Bureau.
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Rome was packed—packed full of middle school groups touring the monuments and museums. Luckily, the restaurants weren't, which made my style of vacationing (which this time involved a multi-layered map, conveniently separable into "gelato" "pizza" "coffee" "restaurant" and so forth) much easier to accomplish than seeing the ceiling of the Sistine Chapel. We ate well, and often. I was a particular fan of eating squares of pizza with just a simple tomato sauce for breakfast—a great savory alternative to breakfast pastries. In fact, while this blog tends to document an unwavering relationship with sugar, I veered pretty strongly towards the savory in Rome.
Some highlights: Pizza with prosciutto di San Daniele, and a bowl of fettucini with the most translucent, buttery and sweet, tomato sauce at Emma Pizzeria, a plate of melt-in-your-mouth gnocchi with strolghino and tomato from Roscioli, the dozens of different kinds of pizza, cut and weighed to order, at Pizzarium, caffe and caffee granita at Sant'Eustachio Il Caffè, gelato at Gelateria del Teatro (around the corner from our apartment) and Fatamorgana, a huge plate of rigatoni at Le Mani in Pasta, at Trapizzino, handheld triangles of pizza bianca stuffed with stewed eggplant and tomatoes, fresh burrata…you get the picture. There were also many plates (only two pictured here) of cacio et pepe, the Roman specialty of pasta with Pecorino Romano and pepper.
Food aside, another great thing about Rome in March was the opportunity to go outside without a winter coat. Oh, the novelty!
Irish Soda Bread
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February was a time for big projects at work, and also a time of snowstorms and snow days, and a week-long complete office flood. With February good and over, my projects off at the print house, our city all-time snowfall record beaten, the rain coming down, and (sometimes, sometimes) the sun coming out, I have a bit of a lull this week.
I've had some time to see people I haven't seen for awhile. I brought this soda bread to a Sunday brunch gathering this past weekend in Beacon Hill. I placed it out on the table, alongside some whipped maple butter (salted, of course), and fell in love with the light coming in from the bay window. It was such a welcome change from photographing in my apartment, which often involves sweeping the coffee table for stacks of abandoned mail, opening the blinds, and cursing the layer of dust on the window panes preventing the light from shining through.
I've been mulling over a lot of life changes recently, and too often this seems to end in a feeling of frustrated dissatisfaction with the present. Sometimes, it doesn't take much more than a moment admiring a friend's window curtains to propel me into a state of "Why can't I have that?" and "Why can't my life look more like this?"
I keep trying to remember that the prospect of big decisions, and the anxiety that comes with making those choices, is a result of already having a whole lot that is good in my life. Hopefully, that thought will sink in soon. In the meantime, there's soda bread, and that's not bad either.
You can find the recipe here. My skillet soda bread didn't poof up much in the center, and I wasn't a big fan of it the next day, but hot from the oven with a pat of butter, it was delicious.
Vanilla Bean Pudding
February 15, 2015 § Leave a comment
I woke up from a Valentine's Day induced slumber—read cheese fondue, crusty bread, roasted potatoes, lots of wine, and finished with chocolate pot de crème with fresh whipped cream—to another blizzard. It's our second blizzard of the season, tempered only by a couple of winter storms, making for the snowiest month Boston has experienced, ever. We're making history.
In the midst of all of the snow days (I count six in the span of three weeks) and time spent scurrying from building to building lest I spend more than ten minutes outside, I've make a lot of food. Not the most practical of foods though, for you know, the end of the world in one white, snowy combustion.
No, I'm making things like this vanilla bean pudding. Things that I can eat for breakfast while I sit in bed under the covers and watch the snow fall out my window.
Vanilla Bean Pudding
Adapted from the Smitten Kitchen
I made a couple of changes to the recipe, namely increasing the vanilla flavor, scaling down the salt, and using cream instead of milk. Oh, and ensuring a great silky finish by adding the tablespoon of butter as the final flourish.
2 cups heavy cream
2/3 cups milk (I used skim milk)
1/2 cup sugar
1/4 cup cornstarch
1/8 teaspoon salt
1 vanilla bean
1 large egg
1 tablespoon butter
Split the vanilla bean down the middle lengthwise and scrape the seeds into a medium bowl. Add the sugar, cornstarch, and salt and stir to combine. Gradually pour in the milk, whisking so that lumps don't form. Then, whisk in the egg.
In a medium saucepan, bring the cream to a boil with the de-seeded vanilla bean for extra flavor. Gradually pour the boiling cream into the bowl with the egg mixture, again whisking continuously so that lumps don't form. Once it has a smooth consistency, pour the mixture back into the saucepan and heat, whisking constantly, until it begins to thicken and leaves a thin coat on your whisk. Remove the whole vanilla bean.
Transfer your pudding to a clean bowl, and whisk in the tablespoon of butter until it is completely melted. Cover in plastic wrap and chill for 2+ hours. The chill time will help your pudding set up so that it keeps it's shape (mostly) when you take a spoon to it.
And if you're me, this makes a great breakfast in bed, kind of like a bowl of yogurt you know? If you're uh, not me, feel free to eat it for dessert.
Oahu and Maui
January 1, 2015 § 5 Comments
Soufflé Days went on hiatus for six months, and all you got are some pictures of Hawaii.
We've just returned from Oahu and Maui, where we ate lots of fresh poke, hiked to a 400 ft. waterfall, through bamboo forests, and beaches of all colors—red sand! black sand! white sand! salt and pepper sand!—floated over schools of colorful fish, and settled back with our tropical cocktails.
Right now, in the crisp air of Boston winter—about five minutes outside this morning had me chilled to the bone—the colors of the islands are just a memory. From spicy and shoyu ahi poke over fluffy white rice at Ono Seafood, to crispy and light deep-fried red snapper topped with crunchy, briny papaya salad or drenched in spicy drunken sauce at a small Thai hut in Hana, we ate delightfully well. I never could pass up raw fish and avocado, and so we returned to Ahi Bowl & Pot twice to get our poke fix before leaving Honolulu. Later on, we settled into the back of a roadside farm stand for weekends-only wood-fired pizza night. Spicy tomato sauce, juicy, caramelized pineapple, pulled "pork" jackfruit, and fresh, melty cheese, washed down with a Maui Wine red, out of the red solo cups I had tucked in my purse. Don't you travel with solo cups too?
In addition to eating, we hiked the Pipiwai Trail, scaled the shoreline to get to the Kaihalulu Red Sand Beach, and sunk our toes into the Hamoa Bay Beach at sunrise. If you've never seen an empty Hawaiian beach, or felt the fluffy pools of sand beneath your feet at one of the top five beaches in the world, waking up at sunrise for Hamoa Beach is well worth it.
On Maui, we had a house to ourselves in an unkempt but beautiful, five-acre botanical garden. You could hear the rain pitter-patter or fall down in sheets on the thin roof while we lay in bed. We watched geckos scamper around the windowsill, and ate a whole pineapple for breakfast with large cups of coffee in the covered, outdoor sitting room. We wandered the garden, swatting at mosquitoes, in search of the avocado trees. And then, when it was all over, we piled back in our two-door car, up the winding Hana Highway, past the sugar cane fields, to our flight back to Honolulu.
And ended it all with half a dozen tropical cocktails, beachside. After all, who doesn't love it when your drink—the "Tropical Itch"—comes with a wooden back scratcher? Seriously. I was surprised too.
The Pacific Northwest
July 27, 2014 § Leave a comment
I could say many things about our trip to Seattle and Portland in early June. That it feels like ages ago, that I never wanted to leave, that every part of Portland I fell in love with over and over again, and that, like any vacation, we had to come back from it. In essence, we ate. And we drank. And that's about it. One morning we stopped to look at some cute backyard gardens in the Greenlake neighborhood of Seattle, and another afternoon we walked along the Willamette river, but mostly we ate and drank. Here's what we did.
Some of our favorites – (Portland) Biwa with its Japanese pickles, gyoza dumplings, Japanese style fried chicken with nose-cleansing mustard sauce, ramen, and my favorite, the special snap peas and radishes, so creamy and crunchy and just singing freshness. PokPok and it's signature papaya salad, fried mussels in crispy, broken crepe, and catfish marinated in turmeric and sour rice with vermicelli, fresh herbs, and peanuts. Also the best papaya salad we've ever had. We also managed to track down my favorite Lao dish, Nam Khao, or crispy rice salad, at a neighborhood restaurant along 23rd Avenue – I was so excited!
Then there were spicy seafood noodles at the downtown food trucks and Jalapeno cheddar bagels and savory thyme croissants at Nuvrei. Endless beer tastings, Stumptown coffee (which we are told is too mainstream for Portlanders to be into anymore), and a stop by the newly-opened Coopers Hall with it's open floors, wide light, and industrial exterior for an impromptu wine tasting. We followed that with a visit to Eastside Distilling and topped off the night on the cushioned swing bench on the patio at the Roadside Attraction. Portland having the most breweries per capita in the world, we sampled tons of beers at Rogue, Deschutes, Lompoc, and Harvester, which in addition to having gluten-free beer that's actually good, also has some great sourdough cornbread with honey butter and beer-braised collard greens.
And then there was my first meal in Portland, which I ate alone at a sunny table on 23rd Avenue, a tuna "poke box" sushi pictured below from Bamboo Sushi, a branch of the first certified sustainable sushi restaurant in the world. I was still blurry-eyed from travel but eager to cram in as much eating as possible into my three days in Portland.
More of our favorites – (Seattle) If our eating in Portland had an Asian theme, Seattle was pretty Mediterranean. I died again for the assorted kebabs with Greek salad, tzatziki, and crushed, fried potatoes at Lola (who doesn't like crispy fried potatoes?). But by far the best meal we ate in Seattle was at Mamnoon, where my lovely friend Taylor works. We plowed through about five baskets of fresh, warm pita (so good!) while feasting on muhammara, a thick spread of roasted red peppers, walnuts, cumin, and pomegranate molasses, bateresh, charred eggplant and minced lamb, kufteh chicken meatballs with cherries, pistachios and almonds and saffron rice, and habbar charred octopus with a smooth squid ink hummus.
Our waiter not only kept refilling our pita basket, but also recommended we reserve a table at the Knee High Stocking Company as our next stop. A real-life speakeasy with a locked door, doorbell, and a host that comes to answer the door when you ring, you have to text ahead to make a reservation to get in the door. Once seated, we settled into a little dark room and an extensive menu of cocktails. Dan ordered the Widow's Kiss – Calvados Boulard, Green Chartreuse, Benedictine, and bitters – a choice for which he received compliments from the waiter for ordering.
And then what trip wouldn't be completed by a bourbon Moscow Mule and a stop in the photo-booth at Montana?
Of Cakes and Flours
April 23, 2014 § 1 Comment
Clockwise from left: a huge mug of homemade hot chocolate from last weekend; at the Prohibition Pig is Waterbury, Vermont; a young sheep rolled in hay at the barn down the street from my office (the perfect lunch break!); at a sugar-shack in Vermont.
I'm sitting on the couch in utter defeat because I have failed, again, at cooking rice. Predictably, as I was chopping broccoli and snap peas, my rice turned into a gelatinous glob of sticky starch. And here I am once again struggling through several meals of mushy rice. What a mess. And hardly surprising by now.
I've recently become obsessed with the abundance bowl from My New Roots. I've tried several riffs with spring vegetables, tofu, avocado, and variants on both her spring and winter sauces. Buttermilk, garlic, parmesan, green onions, maple syrup, and lemon juice? Yes please. That was my riff on spring abundance. Pumpkin seeds, lime juice, maple syrup, and mint? Bring on the winter riffing. Now if I could just get the rice right. Until then, this girl is going to stick with quinoa.
My experimentation with grains tends to come and go in phases. I'll occasionally go on a bender of "weirdo" flours and try to sneak buckwheat and oat flour into everything, but my cupboards are generally stocked only with white, wheat, and spelt flours. Spelt has made it into my regular rotation and is a staple in my weekend waffles. Aside from that, I'm a real butter, white flour kind of baker.
So Passover presented an exciting challenge. I picked up a bag of brown rice flour and started using it for everything! I made chive pancakes from 101 Cookbooks, and made a second batch of the batter several days later, repurposing it for a sweet breakfast of lemon-sugared crepes. And then I made a cake. That's right, I made a gluten-free cake, something I never thought would appear on this blog.
Dense with almond meal, and moist even days later, this cake is a real winner. I used all olive oil in place of the vegetable oil and melted butter, and rice flour in place of the all-purpose flour, and served it with slices of grilled pineapple. The cake isn't kosher for Passover because of the leavening ingredients, but hey, you win some you lose some.


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Nutty nog
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Vegetables from outer space
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Vanilla & chocolate fudge biscuits
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When losing is winning
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Coconut & almond macaroons
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Jesus heals a blind man
1As Jesus walked along, he saw a man who was blind from birth. 2Jesus' disciples asked, "Rabbi, who sinned so that he was born blind, this man or his parents?"
3Jesus answered, "Neither he nor his parents. This happened so that God's mighty works might be displayed in him. 4While it's daytime, we must do the works of him who sent me. Night is coming when no one can work. 5While I am in the world, I am the light of the world." 6After he said this, he spit on the ground, made mud with the saliva, and smeared the mud on the man's eyes. 7Jesus said to him, "Go, wash in the pool of Siloam" (this word means sent). So the man went away and washed. When he returned, he could see.
Disagreement about the healing
8The man's neighbors and those who used to see him when he was a beggar said, "Isn't this the man who used to sit and beg?"
9Some said, "It is," and others said, "No, it's someone who looks like him."
But the man said, "Yes, it's me!"
10So they asked him, "How are you now able to see?"
11He answered, "The man they call Jesus made mud, smeared it on my eyes, and said, 'Go to the pool of Siloam and wash.' So I went and washed, and then I could see."
12They asked, "Where is this man?"
He replied, "I don't know."
13Then they led the man who had been born blind to the Pharisees. 14Now Jesus made the mud and smeared it on the man's eyes on a Sabbath day. 15So Pharisees also asked him how he was able to see.
The man told them, "He put mud on my eyes, I washed, and now I see."
16Some Pharisees said, "This man isn't from God, because he breaks the Sabbath law." Others said, "How can a sinner do miraculous signs like these?" So they were divided. 17Some of the Pharisees questioned the man who had been born blind again: "What do you have to say about him, since he healed your eyes?"
He replied, "He's a prophet."
Conflict over the healing
18The Jewish leaders didn't believe the man had been blind and received his sight until they called for his parents. 19The Jewish leaders asked them, "Is this your son? Are you saying he was born blind? How can he now see?"
20His parents answered, "We know he is our son. We know he was born blind. 21But we don't know how he now sees, and we don't know who healed his eyes. Ask him. He's old enough to speak for himself." 22His parents said this because they feared the Jewish authorities. This is because the Jewish authorities had already decided that whoever confessed Jesus to be the Christ would be expelled from the synagogue. 23That's why his parents said, "He's old enough. Ask him."
24Therefore, they called a second time for the man who had been born blind and said to him, "Give glory to God. We know this man is a sinner."
25The man answered, "I don't know whether he's a sinner. Here's what I do know: I was blind and now I see."
26They questioned him: "What did he do to you? How did he heal your eyes?"
27He replied, "I already told you, and you didn't listen. Why do you want to hear it again? Do you want to become his disciples too?"
28They insulted him: "You are his disciple, but we are Moses' disciples. 29We know that God spoke to Moses, but we don't know where this man is from."
30The man answered, "This is incredible! You don't know where he is from, yet he healed my eyes! 31We know that God doesn't listen to sinners. God listens to anyone who is devout and does God's will. 32No one has ever heard of a healing of the eyes of someone born blind. 33If this man wasn't from God, he couldn't do this."
34They responded, "You were born completely in sin! How is it that you dare to teach us?" Then they expelled him.
Jesus finds the man born blind
35Jesus heard they had expelled the man born blind. Finding him, Jesus said, "Do you believe in the Human One?"#Or Son of Man
36He answered, "Who is he, sir?#Or Lord I want to believe in him."
37Jesus said, "You have seen him. In fact, he is the one speaking with you."
38The man said, "Lord,#Or Sir I believe." And he worshipped Jesus.
Jesus teaches the Pharisees
39Jesus said, "I have come into the world to exercise judgment so that those who don't see can see and those who see will become blind."
40Some Pharisees who were with him heard what he said and asked, "Surely we aren't blind, are we?"
41Jesus said to them, "If you were blind, you wouldn't have any sin, but now that you say, 'We see,' your sin remains.
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Answering the phone with, "What's up," "Yo," or even "Hey" was not even an option when I was growing up (because, you know, hay is for horses). Phones are so prominent in our culture, and teaching today's kiddos how to answer them properly and politely is a must!
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HEILIGENDAMM, Germany — The high-stakes game of one-upmanship over a planned U.S. missile-defense shield in Eastern Europe continued yesterday, with Russian President Vladimir Putin saying missiles could be located in Turkey, or even Iraq or on sea platforms.
A day after Mr. Putin offered a Russian-controlled base in Azerbaijan as an alternative to the U.S. plan, he offered more options for the placement of missiles.
"They could be placed in the south, in U.S. NATO allies such as Turkey, or even Iraq," Mr. Putin said at a press conference after the close of the Group of Eight summit. "They could also be placed on sea platforms."
While President Bush, who met with the Russian leader Thursday on the sidelines of the G-8 summit here, said only that the ideas were "interesting," his secretary of state yesterday all but shot down the proposal.
Condoleezza Rice told the Associated Press yesterday that the United States will pursue its own plans to put the missile defense in Eastern Europe .
"One does not choose sites for missile defense out of the blue," she said in an interview. "It's geometry and geography as to how you intercept a missile."
Still, she said the United States would consider the offer. "This is an idea that has not yet been vetted," she said of Mr. Putin's proposal. "We have to see whether Azerbaijan makes any sense in the context of missile defense."
Mr. Bush has won agreement from the Czech Republic and Poland to install advanced radar equipment and 10 missiles, to be deployed if a rogue nation such as Iran attacks U.S. allies. The Kremlin leader accused Mr. Bush of seeking to restart the Cold War and threatened to target European sites if the system is installed.
Mr. Bush, who missed some morning meetings because of an upset stomach, traveled later yesterday to Poland, where he won strong support from the Polish president for the installation of missiles in his country.
"This is the plan which is to reinforce the protection of Europe against the dangers which result from the fact that not all the countries of the contemporary world are responsible — we do not mean Russia here," said President Lech Kaczynski.
"The Russian federation can feel totally safe," he said.
Mr. Bush echoed the statement, saying: "The system we have proposed is not directed at Russia. We would welcome Russian cooperation in missile defense."
He said that a working group including the United States and Russia would "discuss different opportunities and different options, all aimed at providing protection for people from rogue regimes who might be in a position to either blackmail and or attack those of us who live in free societies."
Miss Rice was less diplomatic — and less equivocal — saying Washington would do what it saw fit to deal with the "real security problem" posed by rogue states like Iran and North Korea.
"If [the Russian proposal] is a way to begin more serious discussions about what we believe is a common threat — which is the threat of the Irans and North Koreas of the world launching missiles — that's a very positive development," she said.


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Stream Overflow Part 2, the newest drop from Ryan McDermott. The cut was released on Sunday, September 22nd, 2013. Ryan McDermott continues to impress with each new leak, and Overflow Part 2 is no exception.
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