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Nowadays, when people ask me how I spend my time since I no longer have a monthly salaried job, my standard reply is Eat, Shit and Sleep. All of us, human beings, need to do these 3 essential actions too. Actually, that's what only newborns do, they drink milk and immediately shit it out and then fall asleep. As we grow older, I guess we eat more solid food and as such, I guess it takes more time for our system to digest the solid food, and therefore we do not shit immediately. Also we need less sleep and this gives us time to do whatever that is necessary to look for food i.e. survive. But the fact remains that all of us need to eat, shit and sleep from the day we are born until the day we die. Actually, when we are really old, we try to eat ( with our toothless mouth), we try to shit ( when our internal muscles don't even have the strength to push the waste through our intestines ) and we can't sleep because we worry too much or may even try not to sleep as we are afraid that we will never wake up.
Come to think of it, the purpose of us having time to be awake is to go look for food i.e. work in today's modern world so that we can earn money to buy food instead of going hunting or planting crops. But, somehow along the way in our short life on earth, the search for food evolved into more than what we basically need to survive, i.e. entertainment (including accumulation of wealth) to satisfy our lust. Yes, the need to accumulate wealth can also be called lust since people get gratification out of it. That's why monks are not supposed to even wear a watch or anything that is of monetary value.
Then, there are others who get their lust satisfied by giving orders to others, which is called power. Actually, being powerful and able to order others around is a form of entertainment, too. This powerful people amuse themselves by ordering others to do tasks they otherwise would not. When things are done the way they expected, they'll be happy and take credit for it. However, when their orders are followed and the results are not what they expect, they get agitated or angry and will blame others. Just like when my children do well in school, I tell my wife they've got my brains, but if my children do something not to my liking, I will ask my wife how come she did not guide them, hahaha.
Eat - we Malaysians eat too much. I tell you, Kuala Lumpur is the food capital of Planet Earth or maybe even our Universe or Galaxy. No where on earth can you find various varieties of food that taste better. The Peking Duck in our Chinese Restaurant actually taste better that the Peking Duck in Beijing according to my taste buds. In KL, we have chefs from every corner of the world serving all kinds of delicious food i.e. American, Arabic, Chinese, English, French, Indian, Indonesian, Italian, Japanese, Korean, Malay, Mexican, etc. And best of all, you can eat anytime you want with the many 24 hour mamak stalls and fast food like McD and KFC. Just go around KL town at 3am in the morning and you'll find many restaurants packed with customers. Not just road-side restaurants, Concorde KL Hotel's Melting Pot Coffee House will be packed too at 2-3 am in the morning. The only thing that I really miss is the Cream Horns that my mum used to buy at the old SS14 Jaya Supermarket when I was young or the ones in my University town in the USA. Nowadays, I just cannot find the cream horns that I love, either the cream is not fresh ( preservatives added) or the pastry is just not the right type. And to go with our food, one can also find all types of drinks here in KL too.
What we eat will determine our well being. The food we eat today is full of toxins and that's why cancer is so common nowadays ( read my article Bosses Family Friends where I mentioned about the use of Furadan and other chemicals used by our local fruit farmers). Also, most of us take some kind of health supplements most probably because someone else recommended it to us ( MLM thingy). Well, my great grandpa did not take any health supplements and ate simple food and he lived till age 93. Now, we have so many types of anti-oxidants and anti-aging supplements. I tell you a joke, while I was in the US two years back, there was bottled coconut juice in drink dispensers where it was labelled as an energy drink.
Whenever there's a function in Malaysia, most of the time there will be food. I tell you, when I was working, every time I attended a meeting at the local government offices and even at state level, there was sure to be food served. I have to say this - those civil servants are wasting invaluable resources that is suppose to be used for community benefit instead of making their stomachs full. Sadly, the new PR Selangor State Government did not put a stop to this unnecessary practice of feeding themselves. However, I was seldom served food, but, drinks like tea and coffee maybe, at federal level meetings.
Shit - another natural action that we have to perform regularly. I tell you, many of us are fixated with our toilets. Once a person becomes rich and builds his/her own bungalow, they want a big luxurious toilet and spend a fortune on the fittings. But I can understand why the rich spends a lot on his/her toilet. They, like any other human being have to shit their entire life, so, might as well spend the money on the toilet since they cannot finish their money by eating only. And also, we are impressed with spacious toilets like the one we get at 5 Star Resort Hotels where you can also shower under the stars or over looking the open sea, hahaha.
Nowadays, we do hear of people who would purposely go and get their shit forced out i.e bowel cleansing/detoxifying. Once again, my great grandpa and great grandma never had to do such things and yet they lived till age 90 plus. Well, if you ask me, just go drink fresh milk and you'll get the same effect naturally (since most Asians are lactose intolerant). And I can tell you this, most of these people who go for frequent bowel cleansing would eventually have some kind of side effect later on as it is just not a natural thing to do.
Sleep - another essential daily action. Having adequate sleep is extremely important to allow our body to repair or regenerate itself. When I took my Psychology 101 in the University, I learned that not having enough rest will cause our systems to go haywire and make us hallucinate. When we do not have enough sleep for several days or when we are extremely tired, we also tend to get nightmares. No kidding, the next time you have a bad dream, think back on whether you had enough rest the day before. I am sure that you have read somewhere that people who take "feng tau" pills will hallucinate and go crazy besides dying early, this is because after taking the pills, they are unable to sleep.
Coming back to the rich, besides their bathroom where they would spend a fortune, the rich also want their bedroom to be no smaller than a Studio unit, where in their bedroom you can find a section for a settee, tv, study, computer, mini fridge besides a dresser. And the wardrobe has to be a walk in as big as the bedroom. But once again, I can understand why this is so, because the rich cannot finish his/her money by eating and making their toilet luxurious and what better way to spent away their money than to make their bedroom as comfortable as possible since we all spend a major part of our short life sleeping.
To say we work for food is not really accurate. Nowadays, it is like we work in order to have food to eat, a nice toilet to shit in and comfortable bedroom with air-conditioning to sleep in.
Like I mentioned, what goes into our mouth will determine our well being and how our body functions. Eat the wrong food and we will suffer (like get diarrhea, read my article Gastroenteritis Spasms Jam) but also by eating the right food, we can live longer and also look younger. But eating right alone won't guarantee you'll be well off (health wise) if you don't shit and sleep which are equally essential to life.
I read some where, long ago, that coffee is not good for us but nowadays, it is advertised as an anti-oxidant. Good for me cause I drink many cups of coffee a day while I smoke. Actually, the title of this post could easily be Smoke Coffee Tapping Sleep in my case. The first thing I do when I wake up at 6.30am is take a smoke with coffee and start tap tapping my TapFish before I send my kids to school. After I return home at around 8am, I have another cup of coffee with some bread and then smoke again before going for a nap. I would then wake up at around 10am to take another cup of coffee and a few sticks of fags and tap tapping Tap Fish again before going out or do whatever I like at home and continue smoking. At around 12-1pm I would have my lunch, followed by coffee, cigarettes and tap tapping Tap Fish until around 2.30-3pm when I would go to sleep again and wake up around 4.30pm and you would know by now I would then smoke and drink coffee and tap tapping Tap Fish. Just before dinner I would take another cup of coffee and after dinner another cup of coffee and once again before I go to bed, and of course many sticks of fags along with the coffee. As you can see, I have enough doses of anti-oxidant to counter (neutralize) the poison that I take in when I smoke, haha, just kidding myself. I have decided to quit tap tapping Tap Fish today. Finally came to my senses that I wasted many hours tap tapping for nothing. This tap tapping Tap Fish does make time fly by quickly and also provides entertainment day and night, and that's why for the last two months I only like post once a week. By quitting Tap Fish, I've got to go find another form of entertainment like maybe exercise my whole body (most probably won't) instead of just my fingers and hopefully can post more articles in the coming weeks. But then again, by me tap tapping TapFish, I am neither disturbing nor burdening others and therefore, it is a good thing. Maybe I should just limit to tap tapping twice a day and reduce my fish tanks from 26 to 8 or 18.
Now, like I mentioned earlier, other than eating, shitting and sleeping, the other actions we do are just for entertainment, to keep us occupied before we perform any of the three mentioned essential actions. And 200 years from now and maybe even 100 years, no one will care or respect ( that includes most of our great grand children ) what you have done with your short life on earth. You can be the most powerful person or the richest person of your time but no one will care in the future. Just look at the Egyptian Pharaohs, they mummified themselves so that their bodies may be intact and build Pyramids to prevent the living from disturbing their rest; but we have learned grave diggers (archaeologist) that go dig them up and parade them in museums. All our so called achievements that we are proud off (shiok sendiri) today will not be of any significance in the next millenium.
Well, in conclusion, since the day we are born, what we do most and consistently is eating, shitting and sleeping. And after we have eaten and shitted enough, and our bodies have reached the level of maximum entertainment it can tolerate, we go to sleep for eternity.
Last but not least, below is a picture of my hard work for the last four months where I gathered more than 100,000,000 Tap Fish coins at Level 72 and my collection of sharks and other limited time collection fishes. Shiok Sendiri lah, hahaha. Guess from now on I'll be tapping less on my cheap less than RM400 small screen Huawei Mifi Android Phone that I got with DiGi Broadband 1 year Contract and start playing Ninja Fruit on my Samsung Tab :) By the way, my Samsung Tab has no problems opening imported Excel files with the build in ThinkFree Office.
In my article Investment Wealth Retirement, I mentioned, if you love money, when you eat, shit and sleep, think of how much money you want at what stage of you life and how you are going to achieve it, and when you are not eating, shitting and sleeping, go execute your plan :)
[Update 14 August 2011 - I was reading my favorite analyst John Mauldin's article today titled The beginning of the Endgame where he posted a link to a very interesting article by Michael Lewis titled It's The Economy, Dummkopf! about Germans and Shit. And you know what, I just caught the joke when John Mauldin signed off by writing "Your glad god invented air conditioning analyst". Guess you better don't trust any analyst because what you'll get is shit, hahaha].
Last but not least, below is a picture of my hard work for the last four months where I gathered more than 100,000,000 Tap Fish coins at Level 72 and my collection of sharks and other limited time collection fishes. Shiok Sendiri lah, hahaha. Guess from now on I'll be tapping less on my cheap less than RM400 small screen Huawei Mifi Android Phone that I got with DiGi Broadband 1 year Contract and start playing Ninja Fruit on my Samsung Tab :) By the way, my Samsung Tab has no problems opening imported Excel files with the build in ThinkFree Office.
Tap Fish with my Huawei Android Mifi Phone. Tank No.8 with 137,717,178 Fish Coins and 988118 points :) |
In my article Investment Wealth Retirement, I mentioned, if you love money, when you eat, shit and sleep, think of how much money you want at what stage of you life and how you are going to achieve it, and when you are not eating, shitting and sleeping, go execute your plan :)
[Update 14 August 2011 - I was reading my favorite analyst John Mauldin's article today titled The beginning of the Endgame where he posted a link to a very interesting article by Michael Lewis titled It's The Economy, Dummkopf! about Germans and Shit. And you know what, I just caught the joke when John Mauldin signed off by writing "Your glad god invented air conditioning analyst". Guess you better don't trust any analyst because what you'll get is shit, hahaha].


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When tragedy rocks Blackfoot High, rebellious outsider Mäddy Killian shocks the student body by joining the cheerleading squad. The cheerleaders are initially skeptical of Mäddy's motives, but she impresses the hell out of them with her skills. This radical social move drives a rift between Mäddy and her ex-girlfriend, Leena Miller—a heartbroken teenage witch whose dabblings in the occult have increased since the end of their tumultuous relationship. No one knows that Mäddy is carrying out a secret vendetta against Terry—the charismatic captain of the football team. But as she grows closer to her squad mates, Mäddy finds her assumptions about these girls challenged. After a violent confrontation with the football team exposes Terry's hidden dark side, Mäddy and her new cheerleader friends are sent on a supernatural roller coaster ride that leaves a path of destruction none of them may be able to escape. —Modernciné
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On MySpace, I got the announcement from the band (concerning their charity event in Chicago) and I was just so proud that the guys were doing this.
I've heard they had 9 seats left at each band member's table. Even if those are the only seats:
9 x 5 x ($185) which is what I heard a ticket cost, is $8325 to The Food Bank fund -and you know they'd do more than that. So I'd guess we're talking at least $10,000 to help the needy.
Today was a great day to be proud to be a Queensryche fan!
I am seeing them next month in San Diego, and then Hollywood, and Anaheim (Disneyland - literally).
So here's a copy of what Queensryche posted to their friends on MySpace:
Want to be a part of a guaranteed meet and greet with the band in Chicago to help charity?
If so, buy tickets to our Queensryche Meet & Greet Charity Brunch!
Saturday, February 2nd ? 12 noon - Chicago
Ruth?s Chris Steakhouse Banquet Room
Every cent of the net proceeds from this charity brunch will be donated in full to a food bank ? Queensryche is collecting no profit on this brunch.
Seating is extremely limited and is going quickly! Everyone at the brunch will have time to spend with the band. We are selling:
9 Tickets at the Geoff Tate Table
9 Tickets at the Eddie Jackson Table
9 Tickets at the Michael Wilton Table
9 Tickets at the Scott Rockenfield Table
9 Tickets at the Mike Stone Table
55 Tickets at nearby dining tables
Each ticket includes a Queensryche memento & goodies.
Scrambled Eggs
Bacon & Sausage
Smoked Salmon
Roasted Potatoes
House made Granola Served with Yogurt
Breakfast Pastries, Breads & Jams
Market Fruit
French Toast with Maple Syrup
Gourmet Regular and Decaffeinated Coffee and a selection of Teas
Click to Buy now!: https://www.queensryche.com/shop/
And while you're there - come check out our shows at the House of Blues on Feb. 1st and 2nd!
Click here to buy tickets: http://www.queensryche.com/tour/index.html
Can't wait to see you there!
How cool is that. I'm not certain, but it sounds totally tax deductable, too. The restaurant would write off the food as a donation, Queensryche would collect our fan-donations, and turn in like $10,000 to the Food Bank, and wow!
I'm very impressed.
A progressive band being progressive. Who'd have thought?
REALLY REALLY REALLY Proud to be a Queensryche fan!


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[Bumped For Obvious Reasons] Anglicanism Upside Down Down Under? Understanding Lay Administration
The question of Lay Presidency of the Lord's Supper has been placed firmly on the global Anglican agenda by the recent motion by the Synod of the Diocese of Sydney. The motion read as follows:
7.2 Lay and diaconal administration
Synod –
(a) accepts the report concerning legal barriers to lay and diaconal administration of the Lord's Supper which was submitted to the 3rd session of the 47th Synod, and
(b) affirms again its conviction that lay and diaconal administration of the Lord's Supper is consistent with the teaching of Scripture, and
(c) affirms that the Lord's Supper in this diocese may be administered by persons other than presbyters,
and requests the Diocesan Secretary to send a copy of The Lord's Supper in Human Hands to all bishops who attended the GAFCON.
and was passed overwhelmingly. Subsequently the Archbishop made it clear that he would not consider licensing laity to administer communion, out of respect to those that objected. Thus we are now at the position where the Diocese of Sydney approves of Diaconal Administration.
Almost as soon as the news got out there were strong responses. Perhaps the most concerned were GAFCON partners who saw the move as a serious breach in Anglican order. A clear example would be the following from Peter Toon of the Prayer Book Society of the USA:
...what the Diocese of Sydney has recently re-affirmed and confirmed as its public doctrine stands in total opposition to the doctrinal and public stance of GAFCON.
This is, quite clearly, an issue where Anglicans are divided - and divided where, previously, they had stood together.
So what has moved the Synod of Sydney to take this decision, knowing that it would upset and even offend many of their global partners - partners that only months earlier they had work so hard to win over? How should orthodox Anglicans all over the Communion understand these actions? What are the convictions that drive the motion and how can it be that evangelicals at Sydney should, in good conscience, pass such a resolution without considering it to be in any way a contradiction of their dearly-held Anglican identity?
This piece is not an apologetic for that decision, although the reader should not be ignorant of the fact that I am broadly in favour of Synod's position - which places me somewhat at odds with my blogging colleagues at Stand Firm. As things stand I am an ordained Deacon in the Diocese and I wait, after the Rector has canvassed the opinion of church members, for my Church Council's approval for me to administer Communion. I am, myself, an object of the current controversy and I realise that even that simple fact causes distress to some of our readers.
Nevertheless, I wanted to spend the time working hard at helping our more "Catholic"-minded friends understand how Sydney had reached this point. I won't pretend to be neutral, rather I intend to set out (to the best of my ability) how we have ended up in this place. Along the way we will tap into some of the deeper debates that have been had in this place and others about the nature of Anglican identity. That cannot be avoided. As John Richardson observed in his recent address to the Lincoln branch of Forward in Faith in the UK,
the 'farmer' of Anglo-Catholicism and the 'cowman' of Conservative Evangelicalism can, indeed, be friends
while, in the same speech laying out a great number of areas of challenge to his audience. I would suggest that our shared convictions (or, at least our claim to share convictions) should make us eager to listen to each other, particularly on areas of deeper disagreement.
Defining the Issue
What is indicated by the term "Lay Administration"? Are we talking about assistance at Communion, what others may call "distribution"? More than that is intended. When one reads over the legion documents produced in Sydney over this issue, it immediately becomes apparent that presidency at the Lord's Supper is indicated. This terminology is consistent with the 1662 BCP so, for example, in the prayers at Communion you have this:
Give grace, O heavenly Father, to all Bishops and Curates, that they may both by their life and doctrine set forth thy true and lively Word, and rightly and duly administer thy holy Sacraments.
and in the next notice:
EARLY beloved, on——- day next I purpose, through God's assistance, to administer to all such as shall be religiously and devoutly disposed the most comfortable Sacrament of the Body and Blood of Christ; to be by them received in remembrance of his meritorious Cross and Passion;
Presidency, including consecration, is obviously in view. Indeed, the service is properly titled "The Order of the Administration of the Lord's Supper".
Legal/Canonical Objections
The question of a legal or canonical objection is not something that can be simply ringfenced from other areas. For our Anglo-Catholic friends church order, including the matter of canons, overlaps heavily with theology. It is not simply a question of whether something is legally or canonically permitted that makes something be in good order. The endorsement of the election of Gene Robinson, for example, did not make the action any more valid.
With this in mind, we must still consider the question of legal objections. This issue was dealt with by the Standing Committe of Sydney's synod back in 1993. The report can be found here. (A number of other relevant reports, going back over 20 years, may be found here. Such a provenance of this position should indicate to the reader a high degree of conservatism, rather than an impulsive rush, in the area of legislating for controversial changes). The report notes that the 1985 General Synod of the Church in Australia passed a canon on the ordination of Deacons. I will let the report make it's own argument:
5. Two notable changes occur in the service. First, the restriction upon the deacon, who could previously only baptise infants in the absence of the priest,[6] is removed so that the deacon may baptise a candidate of any age and do so, if appropriate, in the presence of the priest. Second, the authority to preach, which was previously dependent upon the bishop's permission is replaced with the bishop's instruction: "to preach the word of God in the place to which you are licensed." In other words, the licence to preach, which was not inherent in the BCP service, is now constitutive of the order of deacon.[7]
6. Under the 1985 canon, both of these changes are highlighted in the words of the bishop when he gives the deacon a copy of the New Testament: "Receive this sign of your authority to proclaim God's word and to assist in the administration of the sacraments."
7. These changes have been universally recognised as an authorisation of the deacon to preach God's word and to administer baptism to candidates of any age. In many ways this represented a liturgical catch up as many deacons had baptised candidates other than infants, and the recognition that there are occasions when it is appropriate for a deacon to baptise, notwithstanding the presence of a priest. However, what is curious about the wording of the 1985 service is the explicit inclusion of the holy communion in the deacon's responsibilities. On three occasions the term "administration" of the sacraments is used in the service, whereas the word "baptism" does not occur at all.
11. What pertains to the authority to administer baptism pertains to the authority to administer holy communion. There is no differentiation in the service between the deacon's authority to administer either sacrament. In both cases the deacon is assisting the priest, whether it be in administering baptism or in administering holy communion.
If Deacons are to assist the Priest in baptism by performing baptisms, argued the report, then surely the same should be accepted for communion - the ordination canon made no distinction between the too. (Remember, at this point we are speaking only to the legal objections). The legal position is founded upon the premise that the Deacon's role has been raised in all areas to that of the Priest by leglislation.
Theological Objections
The Report cited above contains an Appendix, the contents of which are a report by the Doctrine Commission of the Diocese. Again, it would be best to allow them to speak for themselves:
2. Theological Assumptions
2.1 The Doctrine Commission accepts the finding of the 1983 report that the arguments against lay presidency at the Lord's Supper, such as those expressed in the General Synod Doctrine Commission Report Towards a Theology of Ordination, are incorrect, and that "there is no Scriptural or doctrinal barrier to lay presidency".
2.2 Moreover there do exist positive reasons, theological, historical and practical, for allowing lay presidency at the Lord's Supper.
(a) The welcome development of lay preaching ministry over many years has resulted in a distortion of our Anglican order which has, in effect, elevated the Sacrament above the Word in that those authorised to preach are not necessarily authorised to preside (note the words "vice versa" in the 1985 report quoted above). To preserve the balance of Anglican order there is a need for lay ministry of the Sacrament to develop in a way corresponding to lay ministry of the Word.
(b) On the grounds that Jesus Christ alone was the proper sacramentum given us by God (1 Tim 2:3-7; 3: 14-1 6), the 16th century Reformers worked to heal the split between Word and Sacrament endemic to medieval theology and practice. Anglican writers of the period when the formularies were being composed "regarded the ministry of the word and that of the two sacraments as closely bound up together, and were, generally speaking, entirely free from those sacerdotal conceptions which put the ministry of the eucharist in a class by itself" (i) While the question of lay presidency at the Lord's Supper hardly arose in this period, this was because lay ministry was generally only envisaged in cases of necessity or "highly remote theory".[ii] Normally a layman could neither preach nor administer the sacraments. Where opposition to lay presidency was expressed, it was in terms of the general argument propounded by Calvin, which was based on the concept of those "called and authorised" to each and administer the sacraments."[iii] The main stream of Anglican writers did not apply Calvin's argument narrowly, as can be seen in their views of lay baptism, and, at least theoretically, of lay preaching. The development of Anglican lay ministry generally in more recent times has likewise not accepted a restricted application of Calvin's principles of order to modern church life. We have recognised that lay people too may be "called and authorised" for various ministries. However the separation we now see between preaching and sacraments was inconceivable to the Reformers. This separation has developed in the climate created in Anglicanism by the theology of the 19th century Tractarian movement which reverted to pre-Reformation views of Church and ministry.[iv]
(c) It follows that the role of presiding at the Lord's Supper should not be elevated above the role of presiding when the congregation of God's people gathers for prayer and the hearing of God's Word. This is not a diminution of the importance of the Lord's Supper: it is, rather, a recognition of the importance of every gathering of God's household. At the centre of every such assembly must be the word of Christ, the gospel of Jesus Christ and him crucified. We have rightly recognised that the headship of Christ over his household allows for any suitably mature and gifted member of the congregation to be authorised to preside at Morning and Evening Prayer (see the conclusion to the 1983 Doctrine Commission Report, 1.1 above). It follows that the prohibition of lay presidency at the Lord's Supper is today a serious inconsistency, which has distorted Anglican order as envisaged in our formularies (see (d) below).
(d) The anomaly of churches, schools, colleges which have regular Anglican ministry, but must bring in an outside priest on certain occasions in order to conduct the Lord's Supper suggests the "Mass priest" concept rightly rejected by our forebears.
(e) When lay people are permitted to share in every form of ministry except one in the regular meetings of the congregation, except one, the impression can be given that the prohibited thing is the essence of ordained ministry. A sacerdotal view of the priesthood is difficult to avoid. Again this is a distortion of Anglican order due to the welcome developments in lay ministry which have not however been matched in the ministry of the Sacraments.
It has been suggested to me that it is worth considering the original intent of much of the order put in place durning the 16th Century Reformation. Why, for example, were only some Priests licensed to preach their own sermons whereas all were licensed to preside at Communion? The answer, of course, is that Cranmer had provided the words for Communion, whereas sermons came from the Priest's own pen. Hence the need for homilies.
This action was not to raise the Sacrament over the Word and its preaching but, rather, to protect what Cranmer clearly saw as of first importance - the preaching of the word of God. He was obviously no sacerdotalist.
Of course, we now have (particularly in Sydney) a situation where not only the clergy but much of the laity are theologically literate and competent. We are, rightly, licensing many men to preach. We have ended up with a situation where what was previously prioritised and reserved (the preaching of the word) no longer needs to be whereas that which could not be so readily abused and was previously not so constrained (the sacrament) is now more restricted. This is, surely, contrary to Cranmer's original intention. His original change was gospel-minded, prioritising and protecting the word of God. Perhaps, some in Sydney are suggesting, another like-minded change is required?
The current Dean of Sydney, Philip Jensen, puts it more simply in his recent piece "Traditions Old and New":
There is no reason to retain or to dispense with some custom just because it is old - anymore than there is any reason to embrace something because it is new. What pleases God is that we put forward the Gospel of Jesus clearly so that His people can understand His ways and respond in obedient faith.
The move from Sydney must be recognised as coming from a sincere (although some may argue incorrectly focussed) gospel imperative.
Anglican Identity
The question of Cranmer's original intent, outlined above, and his understanding of the gospel strike to the very heart of current discussions over the nature of Anglican Identity. Sydney Anglicans would see themselves firmly in the line of those Reformers of the 1500's, who they understand to have be unfeignedly protestant.
This is, of course, where the real fault-line lies. Conservative evangelicals, such as those typically found in Sydney, do not see themselves as bound to tradition as their High Church friends. Indeed, they are more than happy to reject Tradition if they understand it to be contrary to the Scriptures, as they understand Cranmer and his peers felt impelled to do. It is no surprise that Sydney is a place that, while having a very low rate of usage of the Prayer Book, has a very high allegiance to the 39 Articles and the theology of the Prayer Book. It is a strange combination, but perhaps more understandable with reference to Article 34:
XXXIV. Of the Traditions of the Church.
IT is not necessary that traditions and ceremonies be in all places one or utterly alike; for at all times they have been diverse, and may be changed according to the diversity of countries, times, and men's manners, so that nothing be ordained against God's word. Whosoever through his private judgement willingly and purposely doth openly break the traditions and ceremonies of the Church which be not repugnant to the word of God, and be ordained and approved by common authority, ought to be rebuked openly that other may fear to do the like, as he that offendeth against common order of the Church, and hurteth the authority of the magistrate, and woundeth the conscience of the weak brethren.
Every particular or national Church hath authority to ordain, change, and abolish ceremonies or rites of the Church ordained only by man's authority, so that all things be done to edifying.
Many here would look to that Article and see in it a mandate to change traditions and ceremonies so that the gospel be most clearly communicated to the culture in which we find ourselves.
It is not a mystery that much of the opposition to Lay Presidency from those who would be more generally included in the "orthodox" camp comes from the "Higher" church Anglo-Catholics - those who look not to Cranmer but Laud, Pusey and, of course, Newman for their identity. This, of course, is an issue we have discussed in this place before. Readers will be under no illusions as to where I stand on the matter but perhaps I might quote again from Richardson. His words may be better received as "wounds from a friend", or at least serve to outline the nature of the evangelical objection:
...the Anglo-Catholic must face the fact that many things precious to the tradition are, in fact, at odds with the formal position of the denomination. The onus is, therefore, on the innovator to justify their position.
Above all the Anglo-Catholic must, if progress is to be made, demonstrate the coherence of his own position within Anglicanism.
As I have stated, this is a place where the 39 Articles are taken seriously. The consitution of the Australian Church sets the Articles as the standard of doctrine and in Sydney oaths to uphold that doctrine are said and believed.
Drawing Lines?
I do not think it would be too much to state that a frank response from many in Sydney who accuse them of innovation with their move to Lay Presidency would include a challenge to consider who the real innovators were. That is not to say that in Sydney there is great antipathy amongst the leadership to Anglo-Catholicism. On the contrary. Peter Jensen worked hard at GAFCON to build as many bridges as possible. Back here in Australia he joined with Anglo-Catholics in forming the "Association for Apostolic Ministry" in response to the consecration of women bishops.
Nevertheless, the move to widen the administration of the Lord's Supper is bound to increase, not decrease, pre-existing divisions in the Communion. What for Sydney is an imperative of the gospel is seen by others as close to a denial of it. Still, if we are to have this discussion it is better to have it as well-informed as possible as to what it is exactly that our opponent believes. I trust this article will work towards that end.
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I started tutoring math, science, and English before I was ten. My teacher needed to help those who were falling behind while keeping me intellectually challenged, so she set me to work. I began teaching exam prep classes for Kaplan, some 25 years ago, because classmates had (secretly) recommended me. The administrator used their recommendations to talk me into it, and the range of exams I prepared students for grew from MCAT to PSAT/SAT, LSAT, and more. Of course, I had to stop when medical school started, but by then, I'd garnered quite a lot of experience.
My knowledge, skills, experience, and motivation are there to be shared. TEAS is a basic exam, for which I am well qualified to help, whether one-on-one or in groups.
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I got a pretty cheap tank from ebay that somebody had spray bombed black. They must have stripped the factory paint from it before they did that, so I went ahead and sanded most of the paint off the tank. When I was done for the night, I threw it on the bike as is. I'm actually thinking of leaving the little dings and clearing it as is, or getting all the old paint off and polish it, then clear it raw. Whaddya think?
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May 2nd, 2013, 08:31 AM | #862 |
I'm that guy.
if you are going to keep it raw I think getting the rest of the paint off would look better cleared than it does now.
either way, the bike is looking good!
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May 2nd, 2013, 08:39 PM | #863 |
My 4x4 is a Subaru.
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My DRZ400s is finally done. Just have to deal with the intermittent rear brake and put a cowl in the trucklite 5x7 LED headlight that I now have. This is what it looked like during mock up. That's an XJ headlight bucket... and no...I didn't do the work. A much more capable person did.
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May 5th, 2013, 06:52 PM | #873 |
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left yesterday at 0600 with 2 friends and my son headed for silver lake (my son has been after me to take him to ride the dunes). i manned the grille and beer cooler and they rode from 10 til about 4...they had a blast an my kid got to "break-in" his christmas gopro3.
today on my streeter i finished wiring and cleaning up my passing lamp install, changed oil/filter and put new windshield/lowers on it. buddy of mine came over and took a ride up to bay city. on our way up buddy wanted to stop at at menards at m15/69 ...we pulled up to the doors and there was a chick sitting on the ground next to "cheryl" (her '79 sporty) frantically trying to put her gear shifter back on (it fell off on her way to a bike show over in holly). spent 15min or so cobbling it back together (as "cheryl" was pretty much completely cobbled anyway) and adjusted her clutch cable. i took it around the lot to make sure all was good (looked just like rockstar only on a much smaller bike). in the end got hugged by a biker chick in leather chaps (fap fap fap) hope she made it to her show... i'm sunburnt |
May 5th, 2013, 08:44 PM | #874 |
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This is my ride, went for a good ride today and stopped in this church parking lot on orchard lk and took some glamor shots. 2012 softail Deluxe that I'm going for the southern california cholo style; 14" carlini gangster apes, 39" samson true dual cholos, 18" front and 16" rear DNA mammoth 50 spoke wheels with WWW tires, ShotGun shock air ride in the rear to slam it down and soften up the ride when needed. I'm running a TW222 cam to bring back some of the lost low end torque from the true duals. I love it.
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I had 33" fish tails on it until yesterday when I installed the 39" pipes, here's a pic pre wheels- |
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That is not the American way. Take out More loans and max out more credit cards. Bankruptcy is always an option after you live it up!
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Back in June we went to a very interesting conference called 'interesting 2007' that we told you about here. Our friend Ade from howies gave a great 3-minute talk on how to split a log properly. Living in the city you can sometimes lose touch with such skills so it's nice to get a reminder every now and again. Over to Ade (after a short introduction by Johnnie)...
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You changed the recipe on the mango smoothie without asking me. I don't like the new version and don't buy it any more. It is waaaay too sweet and I miss the kick I used to get from every bit of the old style one. I know you don't add sugar but you are taking the very nice new recipes dangerously close to syrupy. Please don't end up with stuff that feels bland/sugary/boring. and bring back the old style mango.


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Lol as a life mate he wouldnt just drop her and besides, its not like they're gonna heal the world the second a raid kills Deathwing, gonna take time.
Alright, so lets just say Garrosh stays as warchief but Thrall comes back and tells him some thing so he becomes a better warchief. There, resolved. For the black, I still cant see them becoming aspect of earth, unlike the blue flight, in which all of them didnt want to go to war where as the black have always wanted death and destruction.
alright, then only problem is that could take a long time, the time between Malygos' death and Kalecgos becoming aspect couldnt have been more than what 3 years apart?
Very true. Now that that is done, back to Panda people.
We know that after a year, whelps become drakes. They might just call that old enough to be an aspect.
Except a drake is still a type of immature dragon; like a mortal going from a baby to a child/teenager.
I know that.But their is no gives "you must be this old to be an aspect".A drake could be perfectly viable.
Only if it's ready to accept the empowerment; if it's not, then we just end up with a new Deathwing.
PANDA DEATH KNIGHTS enough said
I hope not, Mists of Pandaria sounds !@#$ing stupid.
No more expansions please...shouldv stopped at Burning Crusade, Wrath of the Lich King was pushing it imo...even if it was the possible expansion, wat would be the second race. It'd be cool if pandaren would go to both factions and they'd be killing each other..gets sum panda on panda action


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Oriental Medicine (OM) is one of the world's most ancient healing systems, used to maintain and restore vibrant health to men, women and children of all ages for over 4,000 years. Today, prominent health organizations such as the U.S. National Institutes of Health (NIH) and the World Health Organization (WHO) recognize the benefits of Oriental Medicine and endorse its practice as a safe, valid and effective form of medicine for many medical conditions.
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The basic theories of Oriental medicine correlate to the Taoist view of the universe. According to Taoist philosophy, everything in existence is created through the union of two forces called Yin and Yang which function in polar opposition to each other, much as day and night, wet and dry, winter and summer, and cold and hot.
When Yin and Yang are in balance within an individual and harmony exists, good health results. Disharmony or an imbalance between Yin and Yang produces disease and ill health. The aim of OM is to restore balance where it is lacking. In western science, the equivalent concept is homeostasis.
Acupuncture, Chinese herbal treatments, nutrition and lifestyle recommendations as well as other specialized OM therapies are used to promote the healthy flow of vital energy throughout the body, called "Qi" (pronounced "chee".) When the flow of Qi is disrupted, blocked, or out of balance, disease, illness or pain results. The restoration of the healthy flow of Qi brings balance that allows the body to naturally heal itself.
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OM approaches health care in a very different fundamental way from Western medicines. To understand the difference, consider the job of a mechanic versus the work of a gardener.
Western medicine views health care as if practitioners are mechanics whose job is to fix broken parts. This approach tends to focus on and try to cure individual symptoms, medical conditions or illnesses as if they are the result of a malfunction in one area or "part" of the body. Stomach conditions are treated by focusing on the stomach, just like a mechanic might replace brakes when a car fails to slow down or stop.
While a brake job might be just what your car needs if your brakes don't work, the body is much more complex than an automobile. The "practitioner as mechanic" model simply is not enough when it's applied to human beings. Unlike cars, the systems and organs of the body work together rather than in isolation from each other.
By contrast with medicine western, OM practitioners' approach is to tend to the body much as a gardener would tend to a garden. OM addresses the "root" cause of medical conditions rather than just attempting to alleviate a symptom, or the "branch." If the leaves on a plant are wilting, it isn't because they are "broken" and need to be fixed. It's usually a sign that the entire plant is suffering some sort of physical distress. Successful gardeners will look to treat and support the health of the entire plant rather than just focusing on the leaves. Wilting leaves are like medical symptoms. They point to deeper, root causes for health problems or diseases OM seeks to treat or alleviate.
Oriental medical practitioners rely on tools such as acupuncture, herbs and other treatments to restore or sustain good health much as gardeners rely on irrigation and other farming methods to grow healthy, strong plants and flowers. Working together over time, OM doctors and patients cultivate the garden of good health each individual represents.
Treatment of the Individual
Another unique aspect of OM is that it treats each patient as an individual. Rather than treating a "disease" or a "symptom," OM treats every patient in a personalized, specific and holistic way.
OM practitioners address the unique imbalances of all patients and focus on treating the body, mind, and spirit with individualized treatments. OM practitioners evaluate each patient to identify the specific overall, big picture of their health. They can then alleviate the pain of indigestion, but also address the underlying cause that created the issue in the first place.
In the case of three different patients with stomach aches, the end result will be the same – no more indigestion. But one patient may be suffering from stress inducing indigestion, another may be over-consuming food so his digestion is over-loaded, and yet another may have an underlying digestive weakness due to over-use of antibiotics. In each case, the root cause of each patient's digestive upset will be treated according to his/her own personal needs, and they can all experience better digestion even though their treatments were not the same.
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In addition, OM tends to focus on the beginning of the chain of events physiology involves, so it stimulates and promotes self-healing. Ultimately, OM produces a much different long-term result than most western medicines.
Western medicines often focus on the end result of medical treatments, or the final outcome of the course of healing. In the case of chronic pain, a doctor might prescribe a medication that will interfere with the way nerves transmit pain. The pain is alleviated, but not because the cause of the pain is treated, or the body has healed. Rather, it's the sensation of pain – the end result of the problem – that's actually the focus of treatment. While you might be relieved that your chronic pain is alleviated, you're left in a predicament when you're dependent on medication for pain relief. As soon as you stop taking your medication, your nerves start functioning normally again. You feel pain just as you did before you visited the doctor.
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We gave up Halak for Price? That's how u know management has their heads up their arse.
I agree with prior comments that Price has not stolen some games for us. He has not even won a series yet. He has not won a Vezina either. I am tired of hearing about his "pedigree" my cat has a great pedigree too. So what. No fire in the belly and that goes for all the Habs. Price sometimes looks like is playing with a hangover. It is going on almost 20 years since the last cup. Ouch. Minus 2010 it has been bad playoff wise. We need to clean house all round on and off the ice. The mighty have fallen and they can't seem to get up or don't care too or both. You make the call. Good night.
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Is there a way to have a certain piece of equipment (ie Running Shoes) come up as the default when creating a new workout entry? I think this feature was there before but it hasn't been working for a while now. I tried retiring all of the other shoes, but that did not seem to help...
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The last pair of shoes you used is the default. This is how it has been for several years now. I may change the behavior in the next major release since it should support multiple equipment.
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I think it would be convenient if, when I upload a run consisting of a bunch of segments, after I set the shoes in the first segment, it would default to that pair of shoes for all the other segments.
It's a 5k. It hurt like hell...then I tried to pick it up. The end.
Hi Eric - Thank you for the reply. I see what I was doing wrong now. At some point I created a workout with "No Equipment" which set that as my default. I have since then always forgot to set the equipment to the correct one on the initial creation of the workout and had to go back to the workout and edit it in. I was thinking that once I edited the workout, that the new equipment would become the default.
I created a new workout this morning with the correct equipment and now the default is coming up as I had intended.
Hrm... I think this would be the ideal use case, rather than simply listing all equipment used. It does introduce some challenges. I would need to modify the database to store this info and how it would affect search. I'll keep this in mind when I add multi-equipment support.
And then today in a very unusual case, I actually changed shoes after the first run segment, so even if it did that default for me, I'd have to edit it. That would be fine of course -- just saying, that it would be good if all the equipments were still available for adjusting in subsequent segments, for this rather unusual case.


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