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Recently, a young couple started coming to our church. They're very likable. They married a few years ago on the other side of the country, then migrated west to our town, and visited several churches until they ended up in ours. Both take their faith seriously. Both are seeking a place where they can worship, serve, grow. They want a loving and Christ-centered environment in which to raise their daughters in the "nurture and admonition of the Lord."
Both are women. Linda and Rita are lesbians.
My first question to them: "Why us?" There are two or three churches nearby that have no theological issue at all with same-sex marriages: they perform them, celebrate them, welcome those in them. Our church is not one of these churches. We're firmly embedded in our evangelical heritage: a strong emphasis on the Bible, on personal holiness, on evangelism and activism.
And strong feelings about homosexuality. Very strong feelings.
Linda and Rita actually grew up in this kind of a church, and that was part of their answer to "Why us?" The other part of their answer was intriguing: they see life and joy in our church, and they want in on it.
We didn't know what to do with them. I lost more sleep over this than almost anything else in my 20 years of pastoral ministry. My heritage told me to give them the heave-ho. My theology told me they were living in defiance of God. But a stirring inside me, which I can only describe as the Spirit of God, told me something else: that God himself had drawn these women here. He was doing something deep in Linda and Rita, and he was entrusting our church to join him in his work.
But let me back up.
Biblical values in tension
Our church embraces two values with equal vigor, and as in this case, those two values are in almost constant tension.
The first value is the truth and trustworthiness of the Bible. As good Baptists, we teach, believe, and try to live out that the Bible is "our one true guide for life and godliness." We are under the Word of God, and though our understanding of it is often patchwork and our obedience to it halting, we have no right to impose on the Bible our own meanings or agendas. If we have done our best interpretive work with the Good Book and have concluded that it teaches a particular truth, then we are beholden to that truth no matter how costly or awkward or unpopular it might be.
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The other value is that Jesus welcomed sinners and ate with them. He did this, and then asked you and me to keep up, on his behalf, this work.
Jesus—we all know this—shocked, angered, and offended the religious community in his day by his easy rapport with disreputable people. He not only liked them; he sought them, welcomed them, invited himself to their houses, enjoyed meals with them, and let them off the hook, with scarcely a reprimand, for big-ticket sin items like adultery and thievery and shacking up.
God is doing something deep here, in Zachaeus and Mary Magdalene, in the woman at the well and the woman caught in adultery and the woman who washes his feet with her tears. In all these "sinners and tax collectors," God is revealing, convicting, wooing.
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QB Terrelle Pryor, Raiders
Owned in 29 percent of Yahoo leagues
I can't fathom why Terrelle Pryor is available in 71 percent of leagues. He's been the top add in this space ever since the preseason and is only getting better as a passer each week. Pryor currently ranks fifth in completion percentage (68.3), sixth in yards per attempt (8.13) and eighth in passer rating (97.6). The scary part is that he's "only" averaging 57.2 rushing yards a game and hasn't scored with his legs yet. Capable of more rushing stats, Pryor is bordering on a weekly top-12 option.
Should be owned in 10-team leagues
Levitan's Waiver Wire column
QB Brandon Weeden, Browns
Owned in 5 percent of Yahoo leagues
Brandon Weeden is not as good as Brian Hoyer. Let's just get that out of the way and move on, since Hoyer (knee) is out for the season. Weeden didn't show much progress during his starts in Weeks 1 and 2, combining to go 47-of-86 (54.6 percent) for 516 yards with one touchdown and three picks in a pair of losing efforts. But those performances came without future All-Pro Josh Gordon in the lineup. When Weeden came on for Hoyer last Thursday night, he still hung onto the ball far too long and stared down receivers, but he showed off his powerful arm. He finished 13-of-24 for 197 yards with a score in the win over the Bills. Weeden gets a plus matchup at home against the Lions this week and figures to be in comeback mode plenty at Green Bay in Week 7. The Browns aren't going to be able to run the ball effectively most weeks, which will lead to a decidedly pass-happy attack.
Should be owned in deeper 12-team leagues
Levitan's Waiver Wire column
QB Nick Foles, Eagles
Owned in 3 percent of Yahoo leagues
If Michael Vick can't run, he's not a viable NFL starter. So this hamstring pull is more worrisome to him than most quarterbacks. Vick isn't going to play against the Bucs in Week 6, is certainly in doubt for Week 7 and coach Chip Kelly is giving Nick Foles an outside chance to run with the job. I wouldn't bet on that. While Vick was capable of masking the Eagles' lack of receiving weapons not named DeSean Jackson, Foles isn't nearly as creative. In seven games last year, he averaged 242.7 yards and threw six touchdowns against five picks. And now Andy Reid's pass-happy attack has been replaced by Kelly's run-heavy scheme.
Should be owned in deeper 12-team leagues
Levitan's Waiver Wire column
QB Chad Henne, Jaguars
Owned in 1 percent of Yahoo leagues
Blaine Gabbert (hamstring, ineffectiveness) is out at least a couple of weeks. It's certainly possible he's made his last humiliating throw as a Jaguar. Henne isn't even an average NFL quarterback, but he has a history of racking up garbage-time points. Over the final seven games of last year, Henne averaged 267.0 passing yards per game with 10 touchdowns against 10 interceptions. He's capable of moving the chains against soft zones, something he'll see plenty of against the Broncos in the second half Sunday. Denver has been installed as a 28-point favorite.
Should be owned in 14-team leagues
Levitan's Waiver Wire column
QB Josh Freeman, Vikings
Owned in 8 percent of Yahoo leagues
The Vikings gave Josh Freeman a $3 million contract, far more than Christian Ponder ($1.29M) and Matt Cassel ($1.65) are making. Freeman won't be in the mix to start this week as he adjusts to his new home, but the Vikes aren't giving him this much coin to hold a clipboard for too long. It's certainly possible he'll start in Week 7. Freeman's warts were well documented in Tampa, but the way things went down there should be a wake-up call. He's a very capable deep-ball thrower, an aspect of the game the Vikings must explore as defenses stack boxes to stop Adrian Peterson. There's a little stash appeal here.
Should be owned in two-quarterback leagues
Levitan's Waiver Wire column
RB Zac Stacy, Rams
Owned in 18 percent of Yahoo leagues
Hopefully you were F5-ing the hell out of our News Page Sunday morning. If you were, you knew around 10:20am ET that fifth-round rookie Zac Stacy would be starting against the Jags. Stacy didn't disappoint, flashing the form that allowed him to run for 2,334 years on 5.72 YPC across two seasons at Vandy while playing behind a completely overmatched offensive line. He doesn't do it with incredible burst, wiggle or speed. He does it with excellent balance that allows him to get hit in the hole yet keep his footing and churn out more yardage. Stacy was on his way to a 20-carry, 100-yard game against the Jags when he took a shot to the ribs. He still finished with 14 carries for 78 yards. Jeff Fisher has since confirmed that Stacy's injury is not a big deal and he'll start again in Week 6. Of course, the sledding gets tougher right away with games against the Texans, Panthers, Seahawks and Titans over the next four weeks. That's something of a murderers' row. Still, Stacy is a starting running back in the NFL that has earned at least 65 percent of the carries going forward. That makes him a viable fantasy starter these days. Daryl Richardson is a change-of-pace back, Isaiah Pead remains in the doghouse and Benny Cunningham isn't a threat.
Should be owned in 10-team leagues
RB Andre Ellington, Cardinals
Owned in 23 percent of Yahoo leagues
We've been talking about how poorly Rashard Mendenhall (3.17 YPC) has performed in this space for the last few weeks. It's been obvious that Ellington's usage is on the rise in a big way. His touch count has risen from six to seven to 11 over the last three weeks, and he capped it off with a season-high 30-snap showing in Sunday's win over the Panthers. Mendy also played 30 snaps. Coach Bruce Arians can keep saying he envisions Ellington as a 30-snap guy because he's 5'9/199, but the best players have to play. Ellington's floor is 5-7 carries and 3-4 catches a game. His upside is far higher. It's obvious Ellington has more talent than his sixth-round draft status suggests.
Should be owned in 12-team leagues
RB Marcel Reece, Raiders
Owned in 7 percent of Yahoo leagues
Darren McFadden (hamstring) isn't expected to play at Kansas City in Week 6 and Rashad Jennings (hamstring) is questionable. Right now, the only healthy running backs on the Raiders roster are Marcel Reece and Jeremy Stewart. If that holds through Sunday, Reece is going to be a candidate for 10-12 carries and 5-7 catches. The matchup is extremely difficult, but McFadden handcuffers from last year and the Raiders staff know what Reece can do. Between Weeks 10 and 13, he averaged 114.0 total yards and caught 5.0 passes per game.
Should be owned in 12-team leagues
RB Roy Helu, Redskins
Owned in 19 percent of Yahoo leagues
Unfortunately for Roy Helu speculators, Alfred Morris (ribs) said he was a full-go in Monday's workout. It looks like Alf will be ready to start against the Cowboys this week. Still, there's plenty of value in owning Helu. He handled himself exceptionally well in relief of Morris as the Redskins recorded their first win of the season in Week 4. We know he's going to play on all third downs and there's a chance he's earned some touches in other situations as well. The biggest key is that rib injuries are easily aggravated. If Morris were to miss time, Helu would be a borderline RB1.
Should be owned in deeper 12-team leagues
RB Shonn Greene, Titans
Owned in 11 percent of Yahoo leagues
In Sunday's loss to the Chiefs, Jackie Battle failed to convert two goal-to-go chances from the 1-yard line and a 3rd-and-1. Yet the Titans coaches never even thought about using Chris Johnson in those spots. In fact, they are lamenting the fact that they miss Shonn Greene. Well, Greene is tentatively expected back from his knee injury in Week 6, and will immediately become the goal-line back. Given the fact that CJ?K is averaging just 3.12 YPC, it's certainly possible that Greene will get some carries between the 20s as well. There's value in a guy that gets 6-10 carries a game plus goal-line work.
Should be owned in deeper 12-team leagues
RB Jonathan Stewart, Panthers
Owned in 6 percent of Yahoo leagues
Jonathan Stewart (ankles) is reportedly on track to return when he's first eligible in Week 7. We don't know how healthy he'll be, but we know the Panthers offense is in need of a spark. They're 1-3, DeAngelo Williams hasn't run for a touchdown all year and OC Mike Shula's shift to a base offense has been a failure. Stewart figures to step right into an even timeshare with Williams, pushing for 8-12 carries a game.
Should be stashed in 12-team leagues
RB Brandon Bolden, Patriots
Owned in 12 percent of Yahoo leagues
Stevan Ridley's knee/thigh injury doesn't have much of an effect on Bolden. He's the passing back until Shane Vereen (wrist) returns, a role that leads to a lot of snaps when the Patriots implement a throw-centric gameplan. That's what happened against the Bengals in Week 5, as Bolden led the Pats with 40 snaps and caught six passes. It's the second time in the last three games he's caught five or more balls. The trick here is to figure out when Josh McDaniels and Tom Brady will want to use Bolden's skill set. Use Evan Silva's mind-blowing weekly Matchup Column for help with that. I suspect the Pats could be trailing in this week's game against the Saints, making Bolden a deep-league PPR option.
Should be owned in deeper 12-team PPR leagues
RB Da'Rel Scott, Giants
Owned in 2 percent of Yahoo leagues
David Wilson (neck) may not be ready for Thursday's game against the Bears. So the Giants have re-signed Da'Rel Scott, who was just cut a week ago. He's a borderline NFL player at best, but he has more juice in his legs than Brandon Jacobs. The 0-5 Giants are likely to be trailing early at Chicago, so they'll be forced to throw plenty. Scott will play in those situations, giving him a shot at 3-4 receptions and 20 yards on the ground.
Should be owned in 16-team leagues
RB Donald Brown, Colts
Owned in 3 percent of Yahoo leagues
In three games as a Colt, Trent Richardson is averaging 2.96 YPC. During that same span, Donald Brown has rushed 12 times for 127 yards (10.58 YPC) with a touchdown. No one will ever suggest that Brown is near Richardson's talent level – even if we've overrated T-Rich's natural ability. But the Colts coaches are raving about how well Brown is playing and saying they need to keep him involved. At the very least, they appear to feel comfortable using Brown as a feature back if Richardson were to go down.
Should be owned in 16-team leagues
WR Rueben Randle, Giants
Owned in 38 percent of Yahoo leagues
We know Rueben Randle is a very talented dude that will produce whenever he's part of the gameplan. And that's what happened in Week 5, as Eagles slot corner Brandon Boykin locked up Victor Cruz. That left Randle to eat up the outside corners with slants, producing a 6/96/2 line. He's consistently gotten roughly 60 percent of the snaps all season and his role should rise with the Giants at 0-5. Randle is a big part of their future while Hakeem Nicks' contract is up at the end of the year. Randle is a Dynasty gem and a WR3 with upside in re-draft.
Should be owned in 12-team leagues
WR Keenan Allen, Chargers
Owned in 5 percent of Yahoo leagues
This isn't about slot man Eddie Royal's early-season breakout being the fluke we all knew it was. This is about Allen stepping in to an outside role and earning a larger role by the week. He got zero snaps in Week 1, 45 snaps in Week 2, 49 Week 3 , 70 Week 4 and topped it off by playing on 75-of-75 snaps against the Raiders Sunday night. Over the last two weeks, Allen has turned 15 targets into an 11/195/1 line. Clearly over the knee injury and slow 40 time that sunk his draft stock, the third-round rookie is gaining trust from a rejuvenated Philip Rivers. He gets the woeful secondaries of the Jaguars, Redskins and Broncos over the next month.
Should be owned in 12-team leagues
WR Harry Douglas, Falcons
Owned in 4 percent of Yahoo leagues
Without Julio Jones, the Falcons are in big trouble. Teams will be able to double Tony Gonzalez at will and we can't be sure Roddy White (hamstring, ankle) will be healthy after the bye. Enter Douglas, who will now play every snap and see plenty of single coverage. He's had some spot-start chances before, but this will be his first real chance to run with an every-down role. Although Douglas is "just a guy," we can project 4-5 catches on 7-8 targets from Matt Ryan weekly.
Should be owned in 12-team leagues
WR Percy Harvin, Seahawks
Owned in 32 percent of Yahoo leagues
We got some fresh news on Percy Harvin (hip surgery) Monday. He resumed running last week and has wrapped up the New York portion of his rehab. Now he heads back to Seattle for the stretch run. When Harvin originally went under the knife on Aug. 1, a 3-4 month timetable was bandied about. That would make Week 9 or 10 a best-case scenario. No one knows how the Seahawks will handle Harvin's return or when he'll be 100 percent, but I'd stash him over Mario Manningham or Michael Crabtree because his injury isn't as severe as a ligament tear and he's more talented. Harvin has heaps of upside.
Should be stashed in deeper 12-team leagues
WR Terrance Williams, Cowboys
Owned in 17 percent of Yahoo leagues
Terrance Williams still has a long way to go in terms of polish and football IQ. But the kid has a knack for being in the right place at the right time lately. With Miles Austin (hamstring) sidelined the last two weeks, he's totaled 11 catches for 222 yards with a touchdown on 12 targets. That kind of efficiency is going to lead to targets even when Austin returns – whenever that may be.
Should be owned in 12-team leagues
WR Kendall Wright, Titans
Owned in 23 percent of Yahoo leagues
Kenny Britt is playing his way out of Tennessee. That's left Kendall Wright to play in two-wide sets, leading to 77.3 percent of the snaps over the last two weeks -- and it's resulted in a cumulative 11/130/0 line over the last two weeks. Wright fits with noodle-armed Ryan Fitzpatrick because he likes to run shorter, high-percentage routes. PPR owners can expect 4-7 catches weekly and he should avoid Seahawks LCB Richard Sherman in Week 6.
Should be owned in 12-team PPR leagues
WR Mario Manningham, 49ers
Owned in 1 percent of Yahoo leagues
On Monday, coach Jim Harbaugh said Mario Manningham (ACL) has a chance to resume practicing in Week 7. The Niners are definitely in need of a weapon at X, where Kyle Williams and Marlon Moore are giving them nothing. The problem is that Manningham was a middling talent to begin with, he's coming off a knee reconstruction and he'll be behind Anquan Boldin/Vernon Davis for targets. He's a low-upside stash.
Should be stashed in 14-team leagues
WR Leonard Hankerson, Redskins
Owned in 12 percent of Yahoo leagues
Hankerson has surpassed Josh Morgan as the starting Z receiver, playing 129 snaps and seeing 16 targets over Skins' last three games. Morgan has played 69 snaps and seen nine targets. The Z spot is a secondary role in the Shanahan and Son offense, but Hank-time's natural talent gives him a little upside.
Should be owned in 14-team leagues
TE Brandon Pettigrew, Lions
Owned in 37 percent of Yahoo leagues
Calvin Johnson (knee) should be back for Week 6, but Brandon Pettigrew's recent bump in usage isn't about what's going on outside. It's about the absence of Nate Burleson (arm) and Matthew Stafford's surprising reluctance to throw to Ryan Broyles. In the two weeks since Burleson's injury, Pettigrew has 11 catches for 113 yards on 12 targets. He gives nothing after the catch and isn't a playmaker in the red-zone, but PPR owners can expect 4-6 grabs weekly.
Should be owned in deeper 12-team PPR leagues
TE Coby Fleener, Colts
Owned in 43 percent of Yahoo leagues
As evidenced by a 2/15/0 dud against the Seahawks in Week 5, Fleener is going to have his ups and downs in an offense that wants to play power football. Andrew Luck only attempted 29 passes as the Colts pulled off a home upset. Still, the usage is here. Fleener played on 89.3 percent of the plays Sunday and remains a seam-stretcher when Luck wants to use him. He has a better chance at a difference-making game than most TE2s.
Should be owned in deeper 12-team leagues
TE Garrett Graham, Texans
Owned in 15 percent of Yahoo leagues
Owen Daniels hurt his leg late in the Week 5 loss to the Niners and is going to miss 4-6 weeks. That thrusts intriguing 2010 fourth-rounder Garrett Graham into an every-down role. Graham has already flashed his pass-catching ability this season, compiling a 15/141/3 line despite only playing in two tight end sets. Graham will be a solid TE2 with some upside in a tasty Week 6 matchup against the Rams.
Should be owned in deeper 12-team leagues
TE Jordan Reed, Redskins
Owned in 3 percent of Yahoo leagues
Prior to hurting his quad in Week 3, Jordan Reed's usage was substantial. He saw 15 targets across the first three weeks, turning that into 13 catches for 103 yards with a touchdown. The most interesting part is that he was often playing ahead of Fred Davis. Reed, a strict pass-catching rookie, is certainly worth keeping an eye on in case that continues. Davis is in the final year of his contract, making Reed the future at the position. He said Monday that he expects to play this week.
Should be owned in 14-team leagues
Defense/Special Teams - Vikings
Owned in 22 percent of Yahoo leagues
Minnesota comes out of their bye and straight into a tasty matchup with the Panthers in the Metrodome. Cam Newton has five interceptions in his last three games and has been sacked 15 times on the year (tied for third-most in NFL). Steve Smith has lost a step.
Defense/Special Teams - Browns
Owned in 24 percent of Yahoo leagues
Normally, I wouldn't consider starting a defense playing against the Lions. But Calvin Johnson (knee) is questionable, the Browns are at home and their front seven is among the best in the NFL. The Packers gave a blueprint on Sunday, sacking Matthew Stafford five times and stopping the run with ease.
Defense/Special Teams - Bucs
Owned in 34 percent of Yahoo leagues
Tampa had the NFL's No. 1 rushing defense last season and is currently tenth in that category this year. So if they sell out to stop LeSean McCoy, can Nick Foles beat them? There's certainly a chance, but just about every Eagles pass-catcher outside of DeSean Jackson is inept and the game is in Tampa. In a week thin on streamers, the Bucs off a bye are worth a look.
K Robbie Gould, Bears
Owned in 38 percent of Yahoo leagues
The Giants defense was bad to start with, and now three-fourths of their secondary is banged up. Look for the Bears to go up and down the field just like the Eagles did in Week 5, when Alex Henery made five short field goals. Robbie Gould is kicking with plenty of confidence as he's 8-of-8 on the season.
K Ryan Succop, Chiefs
Owned in 8 percent of Yahoo leagues
Alex Smith is a field-goal kicker's dream. Former Niners kicker David Akers led the NFL in attempts in 2012 (42) and 2011 (52). Now Smith is in Kansas City and Ryan Succop is tied for sixth in attempts. Expect plenty more chances this week as the Chiefs face the Raiders at home.
K Adam Vinatieri, Colts
Owned in 26 percent of Yahoo leagues
Old kickers can still produce – just ask Jason Hanson. Vinatieri, now 40 years old and graying, is 9-of-11 on the season and has converted from both 49 and 46 yards out. This week, he gets good kicking conditions in San Diego and figures to see significant work. The Chargers have the league's No. 27 defense.
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Round: 7th (208th overall) PROSPECT BIO
2014-15: Appeared in 60 games with Portland (AHL), totaling 0-6-6 and 18 PIM…Set AHL career highs in games, assists, points and PIM…Notched his first professional point (assist) at Worcester on Oct. 29…Had an assist at Springfield on Feb. 21…Was third among Pirates defensemen in games played…2013-14: Appeared in six games with Portland…Made his professional debut on Apr. 9 vs. Manchester…Signed a three-year entry-level contract with the Coyotes on Apr. 7… Collected 5-41-46 and 53 PIM in 57 games with Cape Breton (QMJHL)…Finished second on the team in assists and defensemen scoring…Set career highs in assists and total points…Notched a career-high four assists on Jan. 17 vs. Moncton…Had a career-long four-game point streak from Feb. 12-21…Added 0-1-1 in three postseason games with the Screaming Eagles…2012-13: Registered 7-26-33 and 61 PIM in 68 games with Cape Breton…Was one of three players to play in all 68 games…Led the team in defensemen assists and points…Posted 1-2-3 on Dec. 16 vs. Acadie-Bathurst…2011-12: Skated in 60 games with Shawinigan (QMJHL), totaling 2-16-18 and 46 PIM…Recorded 1-0-1 in 11 playoff contests…2010-11: Tallied 3-12-15 and 17 PIM in 37 games in his first season with Shawinigan…Made his QMJHL postseason debut, recording 0-2-2 in 10 games.


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Mew Plush by Plush-LoreWatch
©2013-2016 Plush-Lore
this mew plush is 7 inches tall. tail is 8 inches long. it sits on its own with out any support.
made of minky eyes made of fleece.
Could u give me the patterns for this I need it please
Love it! Super cute!
Great job! I'll bet he's super soft!
thank you >u< he is really soft~ minky is really awesome stuff!
Really cute~
how on earth did you make the body?! I am trying to make a flaaffy but i cannot get the body right/
for the body umm i made some what of an elongated oval shape.
i can show you a tutorial to make a body some what like it.
Thank you!!!! I need to know how to make it because I am making it for my friend's birthday present
in the description it also has patterns. sorry for the late response. hope it helps
Soooo cuuuuuuuuute! <3 You should do a tutorial for Mew like you did for Slowpoke. ^^ People could even use the leftover fabric from one to make the other!
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i will try and do that then. i was thinking of making one since i have fabric to make a shiny one.
awwwwww mew >w<
ahh plush lore this is wonderful!!! The body shape is soooo perfect!!
Do you do commissions? I'm looking for a litleo to go with a pyroar quadsuit I'm making. It'll be carried in her mouth like a little cub.
i am achingly open right now. if you could send me a note with ref pictures the size you want it and fabric (fleece or minky-what the mew is made of-) that would be great and also what position you want it.
You finally post something
I love how you did the legs~
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Exemption exams for French and Spanish: If your online placement score places you in 201 or 202 you are eligible to take the exemption exam. If you are planning on continuing this language at Oxy, you do not need to take the exemption exam now (if you cannot complete the 201 or 202 class you can take the exemption test at the Keck Language and Culture Studio at a later date).
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icoya Signature Server
The icoya Signature Server is the complete solution for legal, qualified, digital signing of documents and forms...both electronic and on paper.
The icoya Signature Server provides for legally binding communication, secure identification, and the integrity of electronic data between companies, private persons, and authorities, as well as the legal, qualified, signed archiving of electronic documents and data.
With the integration of workflow management and the usage of PDF-documents, such as electronic forms, the icoya Signature Server is the only complete solution for the digital signature and the management of work processes and documents available on the market.
With the icoya Signature Server, business and official work procedures, from the handling of incoming and outgoing post through signature folders and circulation to the processing and forwarding of legally signed, archived documents, are time and cost efficiently managed within a user-friendly Intranet.
The central realization of the digital signature and the organization of work procedures within the icoya Signature Server guarantee the trustworthiness of and the control of access to documents or information, according to the most modern security standards.
The electronic signature of the icoya Signature Server complies with the requirements of the german signature laws and the european guidelines.
The icoya Signature Server lays the foundation for a number of applications which efficiently arrange business processes, such as icoya eForms, the secure form solution with automatic recording and information processing of electronic and printed PDF-documents. Further uses of the digital signature include the electronic handling of incoming and outgoing post, qualified digital signing and therefore legally verifiable archiving of documents, and the entry of signed electronic bills (ebXML, EDI). The icoya Signature Server allows pure electronic processing and archiving, as well as a combination of signed electronic and paper documents.
» Why is the digital signature needed?
The steadily growing importance of communicaton over the internet requires, in addition to the reliable transmission of real data, the capability of identifyiing the sender. With that, processes can be traced back and proven accordingly. For example, an on-line customer must be confident that his personal data goes only to where he is shopping and cannot be picked up by others during the transmission.
These demands are met with the help of encryption and the digital signature, which is, in the meantime, legally equivalent to a handwritten signing. So, the signature guarantees authenticity to the receiver and secures against the forgery of messages such as documents.
In May of 2001, the "Law over Operational Boundaries for Electronic Signatures and Changes to Further Regulations" [SigG] was published, thereby modifying the guidelines of the european parliament advice regarding common operational boundaries for the electronic signature.
The goal of these laws was to lay a legal foundation for the use of the digital signature in electronic legal action and eliminate doubt as to the legal validity of non-handwritten "signatures".
In a few applications, one can already utilize digital signatures to "identifiy himself". Within the framework of the initiative "BundOnLine 2005", the federal government attempted "to make all on-line capable services of the federal administration electronically available by 2005". One first model project is ELSTER, the electronic income tax filing for, among others, Bayern, Berlin, Bremen, and Niedersachsen.
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Northeast School of Botanical Medicine Herbal Homepage
I will not be running the school in 2016 and the Northeast School of Botanical Medicine will begin again in May 2017. I will be traveling and teaching extensively in 2016. If you are interested in my schedule, please see here.
Within this website you can find current information about the three herbal medicine programs, as well as informative handouts, syllabus, application forms, blog and a calendar of events. There is a photo section with many photos of the school, wildcrafting trips, animals, plants, places, and other nature photos.
There is also information on other areas where I am involved such as the Ithaca Free Clinic and teaching abroad. If you are interested in a more ongoing discussion, see my blog or Facebook pages (7Song and School page)
Northeast School of Botanical Medicine Program
I will not be running any of the programs in 2016. Instead I will be traveling and teaching in the US and abroad. Here is the schedule
The school programs will resume in 2017.
The current apprenticeship is different than most years, as I am not running the school in 2016.
I will be traveling extensively from May to October 2016, and so the apprenticeship will not be nearly as intensive. When I am home, the apprentices will accompany me to the Ithaca Free Clinic as usual and in exchange help with gardening, medicine making and other tasks.
I am looking for 2 apprentices who would like to begin the apprenticeship around August 2016 and work with me until December 2017. I realize that this is a long commitment. I will also be looking for people who want to begin the apprenticeship later in the 2016 and again end in December 2017.
If you are interested, please call or email me so we can begin the interview process. It is always helpful to speak with former apprentices to get their personal insights of what the apprenticeship entails.
Overview of Programs
This page is a good place to learn about the classes, the emphasis and focus of the school for potential students to get an idea of why you would choose to attend the Northeast School of Botanical Medicine
Community Herbalism Intensive (450 hour 7 month course)
The next program will be begin in May 2017
This is a comprehensive, hands-on program. It meets 3 days weekly from May to November along with extended field trips. It is geared to give students an in-depth western clinical herbalist training including materia medicia, wildcrafting, medicine making, physiology, clinical and counseling skills and well as a practical participatory education.
While you are welcome to visit the program while it is in session, you do not have to come in for an in-person interview to be a part of this course.
Weekend Herbal Program (One weekend per month)
The next program begins in May 2017. Please note that is class is often full by February.
This is a one weekend per month class meets from May-November (except September) where students gain a practical understading of clinical herbalism, plant identification, wildcrafting, medicine making, and the other aspects of herbalism.
- Please note-There are no extended field trips though we visit local enviornments
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Upcoming Classes Abroad with 7Song
7Song teaches at a number of schools, conferences and other venues around the country, please see here for his teaching schedule
One of my favorite pastimes is taking photos of plants, with a focus on medicinal plants. The plants here are accurately labeled and can be used for help in identification.
As a naturalist, there are also many photos of animals, insects and landscapes. There are also photographs of previous classes and the places we've been. It is searchable, and a good place to get a sense of the different programs
Applications, Handouts and Syllabus
This section contains handouts used in classes, the school's application and other informative material. There is a wide variety of topics here, so please browse for any information you may find helpful.
Here are a number of articles relating to herbs, books, or any subject that did not make it to the handouts or blog sections. These include a number of book reviews on the plant guides I use to identify plants in my travels.
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If you want to desert from the U.S. military, you will soon have to find a different refuge than Canada. Ottawa's government has decided to send American deserters back to the U.S. for possible court martial and dishonorable discharge, and Americans should be grateful.
The issue has come to a head over the agitation of Corey Glass, a 25-year-old sergeant in the California National Guard. He's lived in Canada since 2006 after serving in Iraq, and he was facing deportation after failing to leave Canada. Activists and veterans gathered Wednesday at 14 Canadian consulates in the U.S. to protest Canada's decision to deport him, though in the end he was granted a stay of deportation pending a court hearing. ABC News has since reported that Mr. Glass was discharged after he went AWOL in 2006, and is not now considered to be a deserter. But in any case he clearly doesn't want to return to his native land.
The Pentagon defines a deserter as a member of the Armed Forces who has been away without leave for 30 consecutive days or more, or has sought asylum in a foreign country. Since 2003, there have been 15,718 Army soldiers, 4,957 Marines, 9,037 Navy sailors and 177 Air Force personnel reported as active duty deserters. The number living in Canada is unknown, but earlier this year the New York Times cited the War Resisters Support Campaign estimate of more than 200.
Canada was a popular refuge for deserters during Vietnam, and last month the House of Commons voted 137-110 to allow "conscientious objectors . . . to apply for permanent resident status and remain in Canada." So give Canadian Prime Minister Stephen Harper's government credit for ignoring that nonbinding display of anti-Bush Administration sentiment and starting to deport American deserters as early as this month.
Vietnam-era draft dodgers were breaking the law, but at least they could claim to be avoiding conscription. Today's U.S. soldiers and reserves are volunteers, who enlist knowing full well that they could be sent overseas and into combat. Military recruiters don't hide this detail. In return for their service, volunteers often get substantial education and other benefits. Fulfilling their service tour is part of the deal.
War is hell, and no doubt some of these deserters are responding to the trauma of their experience. But a military can't succeed in its mission if soldiers can decide on their own when and whether to obey orders. The Army officially describes desertion or going AWOL as "crimes that not only affect the soldier, but in a time of war, put other soldiers' lives at risk. Not only do these crimes go against Army values, they degrade unit readiness." This is why, in previous eras, deserters were simply shot.
The Harper government's decision to send the Yanks home shows respect for the U.S. military and our rule of law. It also honors those Canadians who are serving, and dying, as part of the NATO force in Afghanistan. American deserters need to return and face their responsibilities.
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Cooper Union hometest prompt: "Averted self-portrait with emphasis on the ear."
I can tell you have the goods because regardless of skill (which is top notch) your stuff just looks good. As a piece of art, the balance, composition and symmetry all combines in a wonderful way. I find this piece remarkable.
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I've bought a print of this btw. Couldn't resist it. Its the first one I've gotton from DA, and Its going to look great in my home. Thank you.
You're the best, I hope you enjoy it. It's honestly the first print I've ever sold, and the feeling radiates goodness all the way down to my toes. You're most welcome, and thank you even more.
No, thank you. II could, I would buy lots of your art. I still think your 21st century Cassette boy pic, is the best photo, I have ver seen. Just so cathartic, reminds me of being 17 again, and that's not an easy feeling to replicate!
Oh the innocence of youth, I'm glad to hear my photos can lull someone other than myself to that carefree and creative place. Gotta wipe the dust off my camera and take pictures again one of these days.
Recieved the print. It looks fantastic. Now to find a suitable frame. The paper quality is rally good from DA, I'm quite surprised. Very happy with it, not yet sure hwere to put it.
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April 29 (Bloomberg) -- Proposals to create a new California budget reserve would restrict lawmakers' control of state spending, altering the balance of power between legislators and the governor, the nonpartisan Legislative Analyst's Office said.
Two plans, including one backed by Governor Jerry Brown, would set aside funds when times are good to reduce boom-and- bust fluctuations and improve predictability.
"The power of the purse is perhaps the preeminent power of California's Legislature," the nonpartisan fiscal agency said yesterday in a report. "By requiring money to be taken off the table in strong revenue years, both measures aim to constrict the ability of the Legislature to spend state tax revenues in certain circumstances."
The most populous U.S. state is projecting the biggest budget surplus in more than a decade after tax increases approved by voters. Brown called a special session of the legislature to propose putting highly variable capital gains revenue into a rainy-day fund and using surpluses to pay down budget and bond debt.
Brown's plan would replace a proposal headed to voters in November that would fill the reserve whenever total tax revenue exceeds 3 percent of general-fund spending, in effect putting a cap on the budget. That proposal would devote excess revenue above historic trends to reserves and limit when the reserve can be spent.
California's credit rating, ranked second-lowest in the U.S. by Standard & Poor's, is poised to benefit from a budget reserve.
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The western state depends on personal income taxes, including highly variable capital gains revenue, for about two- thirds of its general spending.
The current ballot measure is favored by Republicans and opposed by public-employee unions. Brown's plan would require passage by two-thirds of the legislature. Democrats had such a so-called supermajority until three senators were suspended after being charged in unrelated corruption cases.
Investors in California debt demand 34 basis points more for 10-year bonds than top-rated securities, according to data compiled by Bloomberg. That's down from 54 basis points on Jan. 9. A basis point is 0.01 percentage point.
Brown has proposed a record $106.8 billion budget for the fiscal year that begins July 1. He called for an 8.5 percent increase from current spending, with $11 billion to pay off loans that papered-over previous deficits, and $1.6 billion in reserves, while increasing funds for schools, welfare and health care for the poor.
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We have stayed here before and like it, due to the fact that we are smokers and there aren't any other places as nice as this one on the North Shore where you can smoke. We had a third floor one bedroom suite with a full kitchen, living room with a two sided fireplace, one side in the living room and the other side in the bedroom. The bedroom has a king size bed, and a large jacuzzi. The pillows on the bed aren't real comfortable, if you go, I would suggest you bring your own. The kitchen is fully equipped and they even gave us microwave popcorn.
The view of the great lake is splendid with a nice deck and grill. The resturant is nice and the food is good, a little spendy.
The only complaint I have is that the couch is very hard, it does make into a bed which is lumpy, and the chairs around the table are very uncomfortable. But all in all a very nice place, the people who work there are very nice and helpful. It is only a hop, skip and jump into Two Harbors.
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'Dickweeds,' 'Vampire Squid,' and 'Morons'
The week (so far) in web wars.
The Internet. It's good for so many things! Like looking up directions or recipes or what the name is of the guy who played the dad in Sixteen Candles, or reading urbane and witty commentary on daily news events. (Ahem.) It's also a place where, almost every single day, you can witness full-grown adults abandoning the decorum with which they conduct themselves in their "real" lives and laying into each other with all of the rage and animal emotion of Mike Tyson attacking Evander Holyfield. Instances of people attacking one another "face" to virtual "face" occur with such frequency, and in so many corners of the web, that it's hard to keep track of what the best fights are. In fact, this week, there have already been four big ones, and it's only Wednesday! Which is why we're providing a handy guide to the best fights on the Internet this week (so far!).
Matt Taibbi versus Goldman Sachs
Summary: Taibbi took 100 years of Goldman Sachs conspiracy theories and packaged them together for the reading pleasure of teenage boys in the current issue of Rolling Stone.
Opening Shot: Taibbi: "The world's most powerful investment bank is a great vampire squid wrapped around the face of humanity, relentlessly jamming its blood funnel into anything that smells like money."
Opponent Reaction: "[Taibbi's] story is an hysterical compilation of conspiracy theories," Lucas Van Praag wrote in an e-mail to the Post. "Notable ones missing are Goldman Sachs as the third shooter [in John F. Kennedy's assassination] and faking the first lunar landing. We reject the assertion that we are inflators of bubbles and profiteers in busts, and we are painfully conscious of the importance in being a force for good."
Round Three: Taibbi responds on his personal blog with another conspiracy theory: "I'm aware that some people feel that it's a journalist's responsibility to "give both sides of the story" and be "even-handed" and "objective." A person who believes that will naturally find serious flaws with any article like the one I wrote about Goldman. I personally don't subscribe to that point of view. My feeling is that companies like Goldman Sachs have a virtual monopoly on mainstream-news public relations...and there are probably another thousand poor working stiffs who are nudged into pushing the Goldman party line by their editors and superiors (how many political reporters with no experience reporting on financial issues have swallowed whole the news cliche about Goldman being the "smart guys" on Wall Street? A lot, for sure)."
Winner: Goldman Sachs. They sound more amused than displeased by the story, and rightly so. Also, note Von Praag's usage of an hysterical. Well played. (We'll pick up that briefcase from you on Tuesday, L-man.)
Dennis Kneale versus Zero Hedge
cc: The Entire Internet, and the Estate of Jim Henson
Summary: CNBC host Dennis Kneale says the recession is over on his show, a lot of bloggers make fun of him for it, and he lets it get under his skin. Hysteria ensues.
Opening Shot: Zero Hedge's Tyler Durden posts a video of Dennis Kneale in which he announces "The Great Recession Is Over!" with the following commentary: "And I thought the Sanford letters were going to be the funniest thing posted here this afternoon. Oops ... "
Opponent Reaction: This should really be watched in full, but: "Last Friday I had predicted that some cynical mean-spirited bloggers would trash me, and they haven't let me down," Kneale responds on his show Tuesday night. "Their invective is lighting up the anonymous dark and cowardly corners of the blogosphere. [Blogs such as Zero Hedge] have jeered at my optimism. They say I'm irritating and unwatchable and they call me Beaker after that Muppet, which I have to admit is kind of funny. Less funny was comparing me to a-300 pound woman in a thong bikini on the beach; they don't know whether to laugh or cry or throw up. Another comment asked: Was that a Saturday Night Live skit? That was no comedy sketch! That was hope. And fortitude, you anonymous dickweeds. And I say dickweed because it is indeed a plant, it is akin to pond scum, and name-calling seems to be lingua franca of the blogosphere." He says he invited said dickweeds on his show to defend themselves, but they refused.
Round Three: Zero Hedge responds with a lengthy entry concluding: "Direct attacks by Dennis against Zero Hedge readers with pejoratives such as "digital dickweed" is somewhat beneath a person who, at least in his personal view, is sufficiently erudite to have an informed opinion on such critical issues as the end of a recession. In conclusion, I have no bad blood with Dennis at all — I believe it would greatly benefit both Dennis' viewers as well as my readers to have a sensible discussion on this very relevant topic. I have proposed several ways in which this can be achieved: if Dennis would like to take on the challenge, I am game. If not, I understand: after all Zero Hedge is at the forefront of the 'anonymous, dark and cowardly' blogosphere, whose corners Dennis would be the last person to brave as we deal not with the ethereal, bright lights of 'hope and fortitude' but scary, mysterious concepts like facts and substance."
Winner: Zero Hedge.
Chris Anderson versus Malcolm Gladwell
Summary: The Wired editor, already under attack for plagiarism in his book Free, received a bad review from the author of The Tipping Point. This is especially awkward, as a blurb for his first book on his own website indicates that Gladwell is kind of his idol: "The Long Tail is now just part of the parlance — no more needing a credit than an invocation of the Tipping Point requires a link to Malcolm Gladwell."
Opening Shot: Gladwell takes issue with Anderson's "insistence that the relentless downward pressure on prices represents an iron law of the digital economy. Why is it a law? Free is just another price, and prices are set by individual actors, in accordance with the aggregated particulars of marketplace power. 'Information wants to be free,' Anderson tells us, 'in the same way that life wants to spread and water wants to run downhill.' But information can't actually want anything, can it? Amazon wants the information in the Dallas paper to be free, because that way Amazon makes more money. Why are the self-interested motives of powerful companies being elevated to a philosophical principle?"
Opponent Reaction: Anderson writes a post on wired.com titled, "Dear Malcolm, Why So Threatened?" Oh, dear.
Winner: Gladwell, although he's now fending off his own attackers.
Alice Hoffman versus Roberta Silman
Summary: Over the weekend, novelist Hoffman reacts badly to a lukewarm review of her new book penned by freelance critic Roberta Silman. Very badly.
Opening Shot: Silman, in the Globe: "This new novel lacks the spark of the earlier work. Its vision, characters, and even the prose seem tired."
Opponent Reaction: Hoffman goes on a 27-tweet tirade. Examples of Tweets include: "Roberta Silman in the Boston Globe is a moron!" "Now any idiot can be a critic! if you want to tell Roberta Silman off her phone number is [redacted]." "Tell her what u think of snarky critics."
Round Three: Hoffman came to her senses by Monday: "I feel this whole situation has been completely blown out of proportion," she said in a statement from her publisher. "In the heat of the moment I responded strongly and I wish I hadn't. I'm sorry if I offended anyone. Reviewers are entitled to their opinions, and that's the name of the game in publishing. I hope my readers understand that I didn't mean to hurt anyone and I'm truly sorry if I did."
Winner: Silman, who is 75.


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Genre: Gonzo
Stock plenty. This vid is the shit, and it will move. Good gonzo packaging pushes the street look.
Take five of the hottest-looking exotic dancers you can find (they all look like fashion models), match them up with above average woodsmiths, and you're very much headed in the right direction. Plus, drop in hip graphics and noise during the title sequence, just to let the audience know this was produced sometime near the year 2000.
Before each rad fuck session the girls, all adorable surprise, talk about themselves, what they're into, and how hard they like to be pounded. It's no suprise that they're are smart, articulate superfreaks; and they also like to suck cock and be eaten and fucked as hard as a pile driver can.
Action begins and ends with one of the top performers in the biz, Mr. Marcus, who's fortunate enough to be in the same room with Aniya, the only silicone sister in the bunch, who chomps on big M. like a bone-hungry princess. Over an hour later, after three equally righteous scenes, he's back with sweet, petite Caramel, who has her favorite sexual positions painted onto her long finger nails (no joke). When Mr. M., who will not fuck without a baseball cap on, unloads on her innocent face, she licks him up and then declares, "You taste good."
Chemistry, humor, and genuine affection among the performers push this material into the high quality zone.


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Wireless G/Wireless N/and ATA/wired ethernet
Is there a way to attenuate a Neighbor's wireless signal strength so that I can get between strength in my own home?
Which leads me to a possible solution by having a wired gigabit router (not 10/100, but 10/100/1000) at the house entry point (and where all my cable are located). And providing a wireless ap somewhere near the center of the home on the second floor. However, I cannot seem to find a wired gigabit router for sale? How come vendors no longer make them? As more and more homes deploy these wireless routers there is more and more interference so it seems like having a wired router is a good solution.
I know I can (in some cases) turn off the wireless portion of the router. But I think I might be asking for problems, especially since the I want the wired router to be the DHCP server for the home network.
Any smart thoughts out there?
Just to clarify to everyone. My Neighbors are on channels 1 and 11. I'm on channel 8. I can have no problem connecting to my router. Just that the signal strength is lower than my neighbors. My problem is two fold (1) performance specifically---- throughput and (2) I have a wired home that I would like to use more effectively.
Outside that, I'm completely astonished that vendors do not sell wired only routers to the general public. Seems like a waste.


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Drew Theological School
Drew Theological School
Drew congratulates The Rev. Dr. Karen Oliveto C'80, G'02, the first openly gay bishop in the United Methodist Church.
Drew Theological School
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