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Why the U.S. lost the war on poverty
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When Lyndon B. Johnson declared war on poverty in 1964, an estimated 19 percent of Americans were classified as poor. Today, more than 50 years and 20 trillion dollars later, 15 percent of Americans live in poverty. On the left and right, there's agreement among some economists and policymakers that the war on poverty is a failure.
But there's a wide range of opinions explaining why poverty won. Some suggest the government did not do enough, or didn't do the right things. Others argue that government is inherently incapable of solving the problem, and that the more it tries the more problems it creates. Still, others suggest the war on poverty actually is working, and that out-of-date measures of poverty hide the progress of the last 50 years.
The government didn't do enough
Johnson's war on poverty began with certain assumptions about the cause of poverty.
"Very often a lack of jobs and money is not the cause of poverty, but the symptom," he said. "The cause may lie deeper in our failure to give our fellow citizens a fair chance to develop their own capacities, in a lack of education and training, in a lack of medical care and housing, in a lack of decent communities in which to live and bring up their children."
Critics say the problem is that Johnson focused too much on education and not enough on creating opportunities to work.
"Poverty is caused by unemployment," said Stephanie Kelton, a University of Missouri-Kansas City associate professor of economics. "But unemployment is caused by the economic system, not the shortcomings of workers."
There are seven job seekers for every job according to data from the Bureau of Labour Statistics, Kelton said.
"I don't care what you do in terms of training, there still aren't enough jobs for the people who want to work," she said. "Even if worker skills match the open positions perfectly, six people still walk away without a job. In an economy where jobs are hard to come by, that's a real problem."
Generating demand for workers
According to Keltin, one of the best ways to generate more work is through new deal-style federal work programs: "We need to take people where they are and give them an opportunity to work," she said.
These jobs don't need to be meaningless "make work" projects either, Kelton said.
The American Society of Civil Engineers estimates that it will cost 3.6 trillion dollars to bring the nation's infrastructure up to date.
"Building roads is incredibly useful work," she said. "It's work that needs to be done ... work that improves the productivity of businesses."
"GDP is the measure of total spending on goods. You can't cut spending and expect to grow the economy," she said. "Spending leads to income, income leads to sales and sales lead to jobs."
If business isn't willing to spend, the government needs to step up to the plate, she said.
But how should the government pay the wages of these workers? The simplest way is to print more money, according to Kelton.
Simple though it may sound, it's a highly controversial because of concerns it will lead to inflation. Kelton acknowledges that increasing the supply of money can lead to inflation, but says it isn't something we need to worry about: "Inflation is caused by too much money chasing too few goods," she said.
Inflation occurs when the economy is producing to the limit. That's not the situation in the United States right now, said Kelton
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Jollibee: Bad restaurant, bad experience
My daughter and I decided to eat at Jollibee Santa Rosa one day. i ordered burger steak for her and chicken joy for me. I let my daughter eat first her burger steak and when she was almost done eating i started to eat my food. I found out that the rice served to me was mushy, when i started eating it tasted too soft and wet. Plus it smelled stale already. I checked my daughters rice but i couldnt distinguish if hers Was also stale as she had finished eating already.
I asked for a supervisor.
He said " he will have a replacement for the rice". And he did.. He gave me another plate with rice and he said " Just transfer the chcken to this new plate". The chicken was already soaked with the stale rice that he first serve.. I lost my appetite and none of the crew and staff apologized. I brought the rice with me and showed other people. I went to the baranggay to have that incident documented. Even in photos you can distinguish the staleness of the rice. After all the hassle, the supervisor said that " you should know like any other restaurants, we're not perfect. Me and my daughterwill never step foot on that place again, She had phobia with jollibee.
Jolibee: Run.the other way
The Jolibee at Robinsons in Laoag, the hamburger was cold, had to ask no pink sweet sauce, FF;s were cold had to ask for hot fries I dont think they are trained in proper holding times.. Chicken has a weird taste (not good way), BUT the staff was very nice & helpful.. I guess it depends on quality of food your used to.. coke was flat..
Favorite Dish: glass of water..you cant ruin the water
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Jollibee: Which even McDonald couldn't win
You can't escape Joliibee when you are in the Philippines. Even more omnipotent than McDonald. There is one restaurant along any major roads. Very popular with the locals as the chain offer local fast food at economical prices. You get the standard fast food fare - burgers, fried chicken (which by the way is tasty and worth a try!), salad alongside local items such as Halo Halo (local dessert), yam pies and the quinessential ball of rice. Possibly the only place on Earth where Uncle Ronnie has to accept second best.
Favorite Dish: Fried Chicken!
Directions: They are everywhere.Add to your Trip Planner
Jollybee: Local fast food chain
Jollybee is a success story to prove that local initiatives can also compete against global giants. Delicious burgers with enough variety are preferred by locals as well as foreigners like me. The quality of the food is high and the prices are very reasonable. During our 4 days stay in Manila, we visited Jollibee at least 3 times.
Favorite Dish: The big burger which can compete a Big Mac or a Whopper
Directions: Many branches in Manila and other cities and towns in Philippines
Jollibee: No one should eat fast food...
Jollibee...I grew up eating this stuff. No wonder I ballooned up to 225 lbs. Fast food should be eaten sparingly or never at all. Just think about all those greasy trans fats, saturated fats, sugar, sugar, and loads more sugar. There's sugar in the spaghetti, sugar in the sauce, tablespoons of sugar in the soda. This is the nastiest thing anyone can put in their mouth. Can you just imagine what your insulin levels will be like after a meal at Jollibee? They'll shoot through the roof and before you know it, you'll have a belly as big as the Jollibee's mascot.
Don't get me wrong. Filipino food CAN be healthy. Visiting the Philippines gives you the opportunity to savor fresh fish, vegetables, and a wide variety of tropical fruits. That's what I always look forward to when I visit.
What went wrong with Jollibee? They tried to imitate McDonald's (which also serves nasty, greasy fast food) but added tons more sugar to their menu. Before you know it, America's obesity problem will also be a Filipino problem albeit with additional complications from eating too much refined sugar.
Favorite Dish: None, no one should eat this unhealthy fare.
Jollibee: What's All the Fuss About????
I've seen endless endless tips on the VT Manila page about Jollibee, and I have to say I don't see what all the fuss is about. I've eaten at a couple of Jollibee outlets in this country, and to be honest I wasn't impressed. It's nasty cheap junk food at it's worst, laden with salt, fat and sugar.
Service is slow - the large burgers never seem to be available - if you want one it has to be cooked to order and takes at least 10 minutes. Not exactly fast food in my opinion.
In one Malate branch I was served fried chicken that was raw in the middle, and when I asked for a replacement the staff looked amazed and bemused. I was told that a replacement was coming, but when it hadn't arrived after 15 minutes we gave up and left. The second time I was foolish enough to order chicken from there, it turned out to be mostly bones and no meat.
The hamburgers are usually cold, and appear to have been sat on, and the overload of sweet pink sauce floods the bread and makes it soggy.
The hotdogs are bearable, and the french fries are not too bad - when they are actually served hot, that is.
The burger and spaghetti sauces are way too sweet and sickly for most western palates, who don't understand the necessity of adding so much sugar to traditionally savoury meals. One thing in it's favour is that it is cheap - but you get what you pay for.
Sorry if I'm offending anyone here - I know Filipinos love this 'restaurant' - but there is much room for improvement!
Jollibee: Manila's fastest growing fast food chain
After a couple of hours walking about the popular Mall of Asia, we made our way to Jollibee with a curious mind why Mcdonalds ranks second to Jollibee in Manila.
The fried chicken is tasty but I left some pasta unfinished. Read somewhere that the locals like Sweet pasta sauce. No wonder.
Jollibee: Move over KFC/Mcdonalds
Thsi is Asian version of Fast Food..
One thing it was so good.. It blow KFC out of the water... and u get rice instead of fries....
Also i had this shake thing which had corn flakes and corn pieces it was interestingly good...
Will have again when i go back...
Jollibee: The # 1 Fast Food Chain in the Philippines
The first fast food chain that belongs to TOP 100 Corporations in the Philippines! Due to huge sales every year, Jollibee break the 1 billion sales mark last 1989. It has more than 400 stores nationwide and still growing.
Favorite Dish: 1. Chili Chickenjoy Pops Meal - PhP 45
2. Chickenjoy Pops Meal - PhP 45
note: both 1 & 2 with regular softdrinks
Chili Wings:
1. 2 pcs solo - PhP 32
2. 4 pcs solo - PhP 58
3. 2-pcs value meal - PhP 41
4. 4 pcs value meal - PhP 68
Rice Toppings:
1. Chicken Curry - PhP 39 (regular) PhP 59 (large)
2. Beef Teriyaki - PhP 39 (regular) PhP 59 (large)
Beef Teriyaki:
1. Regular Bowl - PhP 59
2. Junior Bowl - PhP 39
Burgers - PhP 32 each
1. Mushroom & Cheese
2. Chili con Carne
3. Garlic Cream Cheese
note: with regular softdrinks - PhP 42
Jolly Twin Crunch - PhP 10 each
1. Cheese, Caramel, Orange, Choco
Pocket Pie - PhP 14 each
1. Ube Macapuno
2. Banana Caramel
3. Peach Mango
4. Buko Pina
New Jolly Breakfast Meals:
1. Breakfast Steak - PhP 40
2. Beef Tapa - PhP50
3. Arroz Caldo - PhP 25
4. Brewed Coffee - PhP 18
5. Tsokolate con Pan de Sal - PhP 25
6. Cafe Mocha - Php 16
7.Jolly shakes - PhP 27
1. Jolly Spaghetti
2. Champ
3. Regular Yum
4. Shanghai Rolls
5.Palabok Fiesta
6. Jolly Hotdog
7. French Fries
8. Jolly Shakes
9. Chicken Joy
10. Swirly Bitz
11. Peach Mango Pie
12. Burger Steak
New Products:
1. Tuna Pie - PhP 16
Address: almost everywhere
Website: http://www.jollibee.com.ph
Jollibee: Fast Food at it's best...
Man, I love Jollibee (and every other fast food joint in the Philippines). There's just something about getting rice with your burger that never ceases to amaze me. haha. I also find it amazing that you can get arroz caldo here. I wish we had a Jollibee in Canada.
Favorite Dish: The fries, crispy chickenjoy and arroz-caldo
Address: All over the country
Directions: You can walk around blindfolded and accidentally stumble onto a Jollibee, they're everywhere.
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Jollibee: LOCAL FASTFOOD
Jollibee is one of the Philippines' phenomenal business success stories. Starting in 1975 as a two-branch ice cream parlor, it later expanded its menu to include hot sandwiches and other meals. With encouraging success, Jollibee Foods Corporation was incorporated in 1978 with seven outlets to fully explore the possibilities of a hamburger concept. Thus was born the company that revolutionized the fast food industry in the Philippines.
Jollibee: Filipino fast food- Be Happy
It was my first meal on the Philippines, there was one in fromt of my condo in Greenhills.
Philippines is the only country that has McDonalds chain and the brand is not the first when we alk about fastfood. Filipinos are crazy for Jollibee!
Their sauces are a litle bit sweeter, just ok for the filipino taste.
Favorite Dish: ice cream
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Jollibee.. and really any...
Jollibee.. and really any other fast food chain.
The story goes that a couple of employees at McDonald's Philippines defected and started their own company, using the McDonald's method but with a menu that definitely caters to the distinctively Filipino taste. As a result its become more popular than McDonald's, prompting the latter to radically change its menu to compete. This solves the puzzle I had when I first went to the Philippines as to why the McDonald's there had such a different selection than any other place I've ever been. So not only at Jollibee or McDonald's, but Burger King or any of the many other American fast chain outlets, you'll see spaghetti with sweet sauce, fried chicken, and rice. Yup.
Favorite Dish: Spaghetti! =) Careful, it's sweet.
Directions: Jollibee is everywhere. It has expanded to other Asian countries as well, and I've heard that it has opened in California! Testament to the large population of Filipinos living and working abroad. JusAdd to your Trip Planner
Jollibee: Filipino Fast Food
everytime i go someother place here in Philippines this is the fast food i usually go and eat,
Favorite Dish: (i like to eat ther hamburger)
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How to Act Pure and Innocent
Want to learn how to be truly pure and innocent? Think you're a bad, morally wrong person and want to change that? Look at these tips.
1Smile. This is always the first step to looking cute, sweet and innocent. Your smile should brighten a room and make people feel warm and good inside. Don't smile all the time, but often. Let people know you are positive and nice. Look at the bright side and be a positive person.
2Dress. Wear bright and girly colors and consider wearing skirts rather than jeans. Make sure that your top does not show any cleavage. Wear cute things like cardigans, caprices, Ugg boots, t-shirts with cute designs or sayings, and colorful and big jewelry if you wish.
3Hair. Short usually represents childhood which represents innocence. If it is long, try big curls. If its short, try curling it in, or doing pigtails and other cute hairstyles. Add bubbles and hair bands. Bows are always innocent.
4Be kind and sweet. Always be there to help others. Volunteer and donate. Make homemade cookies and cupcakes to give out. Share your food with your friend if they forgot theirs, or give it all. Comfort someone who is crying or sad, and always hold doors for the one behind you. Never say anything mean about another person and never gossip.
5Put others first. Do not do things for evil or selfish reasons. You should always do things for the better good of others. Let others ahead of you in line, and give up your seat for others on the bus. Even if you have to give up a few things, you will feel better knowing you helped someone else.
6Be pure. Remember your childhood when sex and boyfriends were not on your mind, and the days when your shows were all clean and had nothing bad or wrong depicted in them. Be that child who would look away once you saw to people getting in bed or kissing on a show.
7Be faithful and loyal. Do what you said you would do. Keep your promises, and be there on time. Help out at home and repay your parents by doing chores without being asked. Always be there for your friends, even if they are having a bad day or you found out they were backstabbing you.
8Be a great listener. Everyone likes a good listener. Avoid talking about yourself, and ask a lot of questions instead. Never say anything mean, but rather be supportive and cheerful. When they tell you about a bad event, be empathetic. When they are in a bad situation, be a shoulder to lean on and ask if they want advice. Not all people do.
9Look for the good in others. This has to be the ultimate point. In today's world, people have a tendency to judge, and if someone has a bad status and has many circulating rumors, we tend to believe them and treat them differently. Rather than following the trend, look for the good. Let people know about something good someone else did. Acknowledged what they are good at and envy their talents. Even if they treat you badly, continue to be nice to them, they may change. Let them know what you like about them, and they would feel touched that you noticed.
10Be a child. Don't hold grudges, play, have fun. Enjoy the small things in life. Love to take walks through parks. Laugh at yourself, and try to be friends with everyone. Be humble too! You do not know it all or are the best at everything. Be open to critics and always be teachable.
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"Trouble in Aisle 5," a joint study published by global investment bank Jefferies and global business advisory firm AlixPartners, contends that "a confluence of changing demographics, economic factors and customer preferences has the potential to create a long-term disruption across the food-industry value chain that transforms where and how consumers shop for groceries, as well as what products they choose."
The study, based on a survey of 2,000 adult grocery shoppers, identifies the root cause of the impending transformation to be changing demographics as Millennials enter their primary spending years and Baby Boomer spending patterns begin to shift downward.
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Pope: "God is love". A new appeal for an end to conflict in the Mid-East
At the end of a meeting dedicated to catechesis, Benedict affirmed that a ceasefire "is possible" if "reason, goodwill, faith in the other, implementation of commitments assumed and cooperation between responsible partners" prevail. His teaching was focused on the apostle John and the love of God, a unique element of Christianity.
Vatican City (AsiaNews) Citing Paul VI and John Paul II, Benedict XVI today renewed his appeal for peace in the Middle East at the end of his weekly catechesis held in Paul VI Hall. "Dear brothers and sisters," said the pope, "my mind, full of concern, is turned once again to the beloved region of the Middle East. With reference to the tragic ongoing conflict, I put forward again the words of Pope Paul VI to the UN in October 1965: 'No longer one against the other, no longer, ever! ... If you want to be brothers, let the arms fall from your hands.' In the face of efforts under way to finally reach a ceasefire and a just and lasting solution to the conflict, I repeat, together with my immediate predecessor John Paul II, that it is possible to change the course of events when reason, goodwill and faith in the other prevail, as well as the implementation of commitments assumed, and cooperation between responsible partners (cfr Address to the Diplomatic Corps, 13 January 2003). To all, I renew my exhortation to intensify prayer to obtain the desired gift of peace."
Benedict XVI arrived from his summer residence of Castel Gandolfo by helicopter. In Paul VI Hall, packed with pilgrims from all over the world, the pontiff continued his analysis of the figures of the apostles, dedicating todays teaching to the contents of Johns writings, the gospel and the letter, of which "the characteristic topic... is love". He said: "It is not by chance that I wanted to start my first encyclical letter with the words of this Apostle: 'God is love' (Deus caritas est); 'those who abide in love abide in God, and God abides in them' (1 Jn 4:16). It is very difficult to find such writings in other religions. And so such expressions bring us face to face with a fact that is truly unique to Christianity."
Starting out not from "an abstract treatment, but from a real experience of love, with direct and concrete reference, that may even be verified, to real people", John highlights the components of Christian love that the pope summed up in three points. The pontiff said: "The first regards the very Source of love that the Apostle places in God, reaching the point where he affirms that 'God is love' (1 Jn 4:8,16). John is the only writer of the New Testament who gives us definitions of God. He says, for example, that 'God is Spirit' (Jn 4:24) or that 'God is light' (1 Jn 1:5). Here he proclaims with striking intuition that 'God is love'. Take note: this is not a simple affirmation that 'God loves', still less is it that 'love is God'! In other words: John does not limit himself to describing divine conduct, he goes right to its roots. Further, he does not intend to attribute a divine quality to a generic, perhaps impersonal love; he does not rise from love to God, but he turns directly to God to define his nature with the infinite dimension of love. By this, John wants to say that the essential constituent of God is love and hence all the activities of God are born from love and are stamped with love: everything God does, he does for love and with love."
The second point, continued the pope, is that God, in his love, "did not limit himself to verbal statements, but he truly committed himself and he 'paid' himself. As John in fact writes, 'God so loved the world (that is, all of us) that he gave his only Son' (Jn 3:16). Now, the love of God for mankind is concretized and manifested in the love of Jesus himself. Once again, it is John who writes: Jesus, 'having loved his own who were in the world, loved them to the end' (Jn 13:1). In virtue of this sacrificial and total love, we are all radically saved from sin, as the Apostle writes once again: 'My little children... if anyone does sin, we have an advocate with the Father, Jesus Christ the righteous. He is the atoning sacrifice for our sins, and not for ours only but also for the sins of the whole world' (1 Jn 2:1-2; cfr 1 Jn 1:7). This is how far the love of Jesus went for us: until the shedding of his own blood for our salvation! The Christian, pausing in contemplation before this "excess" of love, cannot but ask himself what a dutiful response would be."
The third moment of the "dynamic of love" is that in which "as receptive recipients of a love that precedes and overpowers us, we are called to a commitment of active response, which to be adequate can only be an answer of love. John talks about a 'commandment'. He refers in fact to these words of Jesus: 'I give you a new commandment, that you love one another. Just as I have loved you, you also should love one another' (Jn 13:34). Where is the novelty that Jesus is referring to? It lies in the fact that he was not content to repeat what had already been asked in the Old Testament and which we read in the other Gospels too: 'Love your neighbour as yourself' (Lev. 19:18; cfr Mt 22:37-39; Mk 12:29-31; Lk 10:27). In the old precept, the normative criterion was inferred by man ('as yourself'), while in the precept mentioned by John, Jesus presents himself as the motive and norm of our love. And this is how love becomes truly Christian: in the sense that it must be addressed towards everyone without distinction and especially in as much as it reaches the extent of extreme consequence, not having any other measure than being without measure. These words of Jesus, 'as I have loved you', invite us and unnerve us at the same time; they are a Christological goal that may appear unreachable, but at the same time they are a stimulus that does not allow us to stop and rest on what we have been able to achieve."
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The mooseslime gawd is hate death destruction and darkness!
How do you make peace with satan?
The secular world refuses to accept that we are in a spiritual battle of good vs. evil. They, in their relativistic and politically correct mindset, can't accept that one side is completely wrong. In their blindness, they find all sorts of ways to spin the truth.
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Their god is not our God....Our God is LOVE...PURE LOVE...their god is pure HATE.
God bless the Love Pope. May his exhortation to intensify prayers for peace be heeded by all who hear his words.
By first making peace with Our Lord, Jesus Christ. Then, satan is made effectively obsolete.
This love theme the pope is on is some super heavy duty stuff. It would be very meritorious for eternal salvation were we to integrate the pope's teachings into our minds and wills. He is saying something he thinks is very important.
Maybe the Pope just doesn't get it...The muzlims do NOT want to be brothers...They want all Jews dead...And they will kill all Christians if given the opportunity...
Evil does NOT coexist with goodness. You can be holier than me, It doesn't bother me in the least. I will not surrender to IS=slime by laying down arms!
To do so is the same as suicide, for they will shurely murder you!
There will never be peace between the descendants of Abraham. If you read your bible Ishmael tried to kill the child Isaac and is still trying to kill the children of Abraham and Sara.
I know that there is a prophecy in Genisis about Ishmael and his decendents are going to be against everyone.
Also if my memory is correct, Sarah had ordered that Hagar and Ishmael leave because Ishmael was taking advantage of little Issac. Genisis also records that Sarah ordered Abraham to remove both Hagar and Ishmael. The present conflicts between Jews and Christians and Muslims began with Sarah and Hagar.
This pope is a realist and knows about the dangers of Islam. What he is calling in "God is love" is repentence and conversion of all to the true God of faith, hope, and love.
Which part of the statement "Death to America" gives you hope for a peaceful outcome to is-slimes declared and koranusanaly commanded war?
...and Abraham for taking Hagar and not waiting until the appointed time for THE son of the promise to be born. He was the head of the household and the one on good terms with God, he could have told Sarah "no" when she told him to have a child with Hagar.
Abraham's problems with Sarah and Hagar, Ishmael, and Issac is truly a lesson from God on the need for being patient and to wait for God to respond.
Abraham's problems with Sarah and Hagar, Ishmael, and Issac is truly a lesson from God on the need for being patient and to wait for God to respond.
Cannot blame you for what you have said. It would not surprise me if the "itching" for a nuclear armageddon has gotten stronger since the the British anouced that a massive terror plot has been crushed this morning.
They think Jesus will return in the wake of such an Armageddon, and that He will place them above their enemies. Pretty much the same thing Ahmadinejad thinks - with different names attached to the players.
I think we need to convert the whole lot of them to Zen Buddhism before they do any more damage. ;)
Then why doesn't he just say so.
That is the problem with the Pope and Roman Catholicism.
They " really mean" something other than what they say. You and other Roman Catholics "know" what this verbiage really means.
Well, if he wants to be a Christian witness, perhaps he should shout There is no Allah. Islam is an evil death cult. Truth must stand against it. But instead he says incoherent things like"..the implementation of commitments assumed..." There is no language anything like this in the Gospel. None. It is a bizarre construct.
Language is for communication. It can be misused to obscure, mitigate and minimize. The effect that this "teaching" will have can only be as clear as it is.
I pray for Israel. They are surrounded by those who want to see them exterminated. That is why no one is helping them and they MUST do it alone...
...God Bless ISRAEL...
...God Bless ISRAEL...
...God Bless ISRAEL...
...God Bless ISRAEL...
The Holy Father enjoys his vacation at Disneyland.
If you read the article carefully, you will see that those were words of John Paul II to the Diplomatic Corps in 2003. If you are waiting for the Pope to say, "Death to Muslims!" you will be waiting for the rest of eternity. It is not going to happen.
Benedict's pleas for peace are not meant to be Church teachings. If you want to read some of Benedict's catecheses, you can check these out (beginning with April 27, 2005 and proceeding to the present) or some of his homilies.
I read it.
As I said- he associates himself with those remarks
effectively incoherent remarks.
Muslims who actually believe the Koran believe that Jews and Chrisitans must be defeated.
Better figure this out.
Dear Brothers and Sisters,
Before the holidays I had begun sketching small portraits of the Twelve Apostles. The Apostles were Jesus' travelling companions, Jesus' friends. Their journey with Jesus was not only a physical journey from Galilee to Jerusalem, but an interior journey during which they learned faith in Jesus Christ, not without difficulty, for they were people like us.
But for this very reason, because they were Jesus' travelling companions, Jesus' friends, who learned faith on a journey that was far from easy, they are also guides for us, who help us to know Jesus Christ, to love him and to have faith in him.
I have already commented on four of the Twelve Apostles: Simon Peter; Andrew, his brother; James, the brother of St John; and the other James, known as "The Lesser", who wrote a Letter that we find in the New Testament. And I had started to speak about John the Evangelist, gathering together in the last Catechesis before the holidays the essential facts for this Apostle's profile.
I would now like to focus attention on the content of his teaching. The writings that we want to examine today, therefore, are the Gospel and the Letters that go under his name.
If there is one characteristic topic that emerges from John's writings, it is love. It is not by chance that I wanted to begin my first Encyclical Letter with this Apostle's words, "God is love (Deus caritas est); he who abides in love abides in God, and God abides in him" (I Jn 4: 16). It is very difficult to find texts of this kind in other religions. Thus, words such as these bring us face to face with an element that is truly peculiar to Christianity.
John, of course, is not the only author of Christian origin to speak of love. Since this is an essential constituent of Christianity, all the New Testament writers speak of it, although with different emphases.
If we are now pausing to reflect on this subject in John, it is because he has outlined its principal features insistently and incisively. We therefore trust his words. One thing is certain: he does not provide an abstract, philosophical or even theological treatment of what love is.
No, he is not a theoretician. True love, in fact, by its nature is never purely speculative but makes a direct, concrete and even verifiable reference to real persons. Well, John, as an Apostle and a friend of Jesus, makes us see what its components are, or rather, the phases of Christian love, a movement marked by three moments.
The first concerns the very Source of love which the Apostle identifies as God, arriving at the affirmation that "God is love" (I Jn 4: 8, 16). John is the only New Testament author who gives us definitions of God. He says, for example, that "God is spirit" (Jn 4: 24) or that "God is light" (I Jn 1: 5). Here he proclaims with radiant insight that "God is love".
Take note: it is not merely asserted that "God loves", or even less that "love is God"! In other words: John does not limit himself to describing the divine action but goes to its roots.
Moreover, he does not intend to attribute a divine quality to a generic and even impersonal love; he does not rise from love to God, but turns directly to God to define his nature with the infinite dimension of love.
By so doing, John wants to say that the essential constituent of God is love and hence, that all God's activity is born from love and impressed with love: all that God does, he does out of love and with love, even if we are not always immediately able to understand that this is love, true love.
At this point, however, it is indispensable to take another step and explain that God has concretely demonstrated his love by entering human history through the Person of Jesus Christ, incarnate, dead and risen for us.
This is the second constitutive moment of God's love. He did not limit himself to verbal declarations but, we can say, truly committed himself and "paid" in the first person.
Exactly as John writes, "God so loved the world", that is, all of us, "that he gave his only Son" (Jn 3: 16). Henceforth, God's love for humanity is concretized and manifested in the love of Jesus himself.
Again, John writes: "Having loved his own who were in the world, he loved them to the end" (Jn 13: 1). By virtue of this oblative and total love we are radically ransomed from sin, as St John writes further: "My little children... if any one does sin, we have an advocate with the Father, Jesus Christ, the righteous; and he is the expiation for our sins, and not for ours only but also for the sins of the whole world" (I Jn 2: 1-2; cf. I Jn 1: 7).
This is how Jesus' love for us reaches us: by the pouring out of his own Blood for our salvation! The Christian, pausing in contemplation before this "excess" of love, cannot but wonder what the proper response is. And I think each one of us, always and over and over again, must ask himself or herself this.
This question introduces us into the third moment of the dynamic of love: from being the recipients of a love that precedes and surpasses us, we are called to the commitment of an active response which, to be adequate, can only be a response of love.
John speaks of a "commandment". He is, in fact, referring to these words of Jesus: "A new commandment I give to you, that you love one another; even as I have loved you, that you also love one another" (Jn 13: 34).
Where is the newness to which Jesus refers? It lies in the fact that he is not content with repeating what had already been requested in the Old Testament and which we also read in the other Gospels: "You shall love your neighbour as yourself" (Lv 19: 18; cf. Mt 22: 37-39; Mk 12: 29-31; Lk 10: 27).
In the ancient precept the standard criterion was based on man ("as yourself"), whereas in the precept to which John refers, Jesus presents his own Person as the reason for and norm of our love: "as I have loved you".
It is in this way that love becomes truly Christian: both in the sense that it must be directed to all without distinction, and above all since it must be carried through to its extreme consequences, having no other bounds than being boundless.
Those words of Jesus, "as I have loved you", simultaneously invite and disturb us; they are a Christological goal that can appear unattainable, but at the same time they are an incentive that does not allow us to ensconce ourselves in what we have been able to achieve. It does not permit us to be content with what we are but spurs us to keep advancing towards this goal.
In The Imitation of Christ, that golden text of spirituality which is the small book dating back to the late Middle Ages, on this subject is written: "The love of Jesus is noble and generous: it spurs us on to do great things, and excites us to desire always that which is most perfect. Love will tend upwards and is not to be detained by things beneath. Love will be at liberty and free from all worldly affections... for love proceeds from God and cannot rest but in God above all things created. The lover flies, runs and rejoices, he is free and not held. He gives all for all and has all in all, because he rests in one sovereign good above all, from whom all good flows and proceeds" (Thomas à Kempis, The Imitation of Christ, Book III, Chapter V, 3-4).
What better comment could there be on the "new commandment" spelled out by John? Let us pray to the Father to be able, even if always imperfectly, to live it so intensely that we share it with those we meet on our way.
To special groups
I offer a warm welcome to all the English-speaking visitors and pilgrims pres-ent at today's Audience, including the groups from Scotland, Ghana, China, India, Korea and Canada. May your pilgrimage renew your love for the Lord and his Church, after the example of the Apostle St John. May God bless you all!
Appeal for peace in the Middle East
My ardent thoughts go once again to the beloved region of the Middle East. With regard to the tragic conflict under way, I propose anew the words of Pope Paul VI to the United Nations Organization in October 1965. On that occasion he said: "No more against one another, no more, never again!... If you want to be brothers and sisters, let the weapons fall from your hands".
In the face of the efforts being made to obtain a ceasefire and a just and lasting solution to the conflict, I repeat, with my immediate Predecessor the great Pope John Paul II, that it is possible to change the course of events when reason, good will, trust in others, fidelity to commitments and cooperation between responsible partners prevail (cf. Address to Diplomatic Corps, 13 January 2003; L'Osservatore Romano English edition, 15 January, n. 5, p. 4). What John Paul II said then, also applies today, to everyone. I renew to all the exhortation to intensify prayer in order to obtain the gift of desired peace.
Lastly, as usual, I address a greeting to you, dear young people, sick people and newly-weds. Today, we are celebrating the Feast of St Teresa Benedicta of the Cross, Edith Stein, Co-Patroness of Europe. May this heroic witness of the Gospel help each one of you to always have trust in Christ and to incarnate his message of salvation in your own lives.
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The Vatican finally posted the English translation of the catechesis given two weeks ago. It is at reply #31.
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You are exactly correct. There can never be any peace between Heaven and Hell. Islam is the enemy. Where is Pope Urban II when you need him?
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Associate Professor Tim Crowe is a nutrition academic within the School of Exercise and Nutrition Sciences and is also an Accredited Practising Dietitian. He teaches across the undergraduate and postgraduate programs in nutrition dietetics in the areas of nutritional physiology and biochemistry as well as the applied role of nutrition in disease prevention and management, particularly obesity, diabetes and cancer. He is actively involved in several areas of nutrition research including specialised nutrition in the prevention of surgical complications; malnutrition identification; and nutrition support in wound healing.
- Bachelor of Science, Monash University, 1991
- Doctor of Philosophy, Monash University, 1995
- Master of Nutrition & Dietetics, University of Sydney, 2000
Member Sports Dieticians Australia,Member Dieticians Association Australia
Dietitians Association of Australia
Nutrition Australian
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Unit Chair: HSN701 Principles of Nutrition
Lecturer: HSN201 Principles of Nutrition
Lecturer: HSN301 Diet and Disease
Lecturer: HSN307 Sports Nutrition
Lecturer: HSN744 Principles of Dietetics
Lecturer: HSN740 Nutrition Research Skills
Lecturer: HSN742 Food Service Management
Supervises 1 PhD student
Conferences and seminars
1. O'Reilly S, Crowe TC. Team-based learning in dietetics: new method, better outcomes? Dietitians Association of Australia 30th National Conference, Canberra, May 2013 ORAL
2. Barker LA, Gray K, Wilson L, Thomson B, Shedda S, Crowe TC. Preoperative immunonutrition and its effect on postoperative outcomes in gastrointestinal surgery patients: a randomised control trial. International Congress of Dietetics, Sydney, September 2012 ORAL
3. Desneves K, Leigh B, Pearce L, Rafferty J, King J, Brown D, Woodward M, Martin R, Crowe T. The effect of different doses of an arginine-containing supplement on the healing of pressure injuries. International Congress of Dietetics, Sydney, September 2012 ORAL
4. Chapman B, Hamilton K, Brockbank C, Pearce L, Gow P, Crowe T. Does oral branched chain amino acid supplementation in patients awaiting liver transplantation improve nutritional outcomes? Dietitians Association of Australia 29th National Conference, Adelaide, May 2011 ORAL
5. Gout B, Garth A, Fetterplace K, Barker L, Crowe T. Malnutrition identification, diagnosis and dietetic referrals – does education to dietitians improve documentation of malnutrition? Dietitians Association of Australia 29th National Conference, Adelaide, May 2011 POSTER
6. Hill A, Kiss A, Hodgson B, Crowe TC, Walsh A. Associations between nutritional status, weight loss, radiotherapy treatment toxicity and treatment outcomes in gastrointestinal cancer patients: a pilot study. Dietitians Association of Australia 28th National Conference, Melbourne, May 2010 POSTER
7. Desneves K, Pearce L, Jervis-Reid E, Bramley A, Evans R, Lauder A, Gojanovic M, Crowe TC. Investigation of factors impacting on fluid intake adequacy of patients with dyspahgia in three Melbourne Health Networks. Dietitians Association of Australia 28th National Conference, Melbourne, May 2010 POSTER
8. Barker L, Gray C, Wilson L, Thomson B, Shedda S, Crowe TC. The effect of pre-operative oral immunonutrition therapy on postoperative outcomes in gastrointestinal surgery patients. Dietitians Association of Australia 28th National Conference, Melbourne, May 2010 POSTER
9. Brewer S, Desneves K, Pearce L, Mills K, Dunn L, Brown D, Crowe TC. A pilot study of the effect of a specialised nutritional supplement on pressure ulcer healing in community spinal patients. Dietitians Association of Australia 28th National Conference, Melbourne, May 2010 POSTER
10. Brewer S, Desneves K, Pearce L, Mills K, Dunn L, Brown D, Crowe TC. Effect of an arginine-containing supplement on the healing of pressure ulcers in community spinal patients. Australian Wound Management Conference, Perth, March 2010 ORAL
Awards and prizes
• Nutrition Australia Life Membership
• Deakin University Award for Teaching Excellence 2008
• Joan Woodhill Prize 1999 – by the Dietitians Association of Australia for the best research project undertaken by a dietetics student at the University of Sydney
• Servier Award 1995 - by the Endocrine Society of Australia for the best published paper by a researcher under the age of 35 years
Research interests
Associate Professor Crowes research interests focus on the use of specialised nutrition support in wound healing (particularly pressure ulcers), the prevention of post-surgical complications in cancer patients using immuno-enhancing nutrients, and the identification and treatment of malnutrition in hospitalised patients.
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Released: Feb 01st, 2006
Running Time: 88
Companies: Color Ink, Color Ink Corp
Distribution Companies: Video 10
Cast: Eric (III), Trent (II), Val, Andy (II), Timmy (II), Luis (I), Randy (II), Eddie (II), Chopper, Giovanni (II)
Critical Rating: AA 1/2
Genre: Gay Specialty
The unseen interviewer keeps the mike closer to himself than to his amateur models, so their responses aren't always clear, but they come across with modest personalities often more appealing than five sometimes awkward sex scenes. Exceptions are "true bi" Timmy, who appears East Indian, sensuously sucking "bi-curious" Anglo Randy's shiny dick and furry anus while deep-fingering his own hole, and big, blocky Giovanni, who has the bigger body and the bigger dick, but turns out to be the passionate bottom for delicate little Latino Luis, his real-life lover. He's also an anal exhibitionist, straining to show off his stuffed butt. The movie isn't helped by often comically inappropriate music (throbbing deliriously when the models are fumbling) and a general flatness to the flesh tones.
Retailing: Five mostly unexciting amateur scenes.