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Canadian Imam: "Islam and democracy are contradictory, absolutely incompatible"
Mazin AbdulAdhim, a prominent Imam of Iraqi descent in London, Ontario who is affiliated with the radical Islamic global movement of Hizb ut-Tahrir, asserts that "Islam and democracy are contradictory and absolutely incompatible."
AbdulAdhim's statement comes in response to a video posted by Mehdi Hasan, a British political journalist, broadcaster and author, in who he argues that Muslims accept democratic values and argues Muslims not to listen to "experts" who claim otherwise.
The following is the transcript of Mehdi Hasan's video (shortened version) that was broadcast on Al Jazeera TV:
"Muslims, Islam, democracy, elections – they just don't go together. Do they? At least that's what we're told by some of the faiths biggest critics most
[Ayaan Hirsi Ali, Author, "Infidel"]: "Most Muslim countries are dictatorships. There is no democracy."
"But look at the big picture. Sure the Arab world is home to plenty of kings, generals, dictators, but the majority of the world's Muslim population doesn't actually live in the Arab world.
"In fact, it's the Asia Pacific region that's home to 62 percent of all Muslims and of the top five countries in the world with the biggest Muslim population Indonesia, India, Pakistan, Bangladesh and Nigeria.
"Not only are none of them in the Middle East, but they're all democracies too. Flawed democracies, yes, but democracies nevertheless, in which hundreds of millions of Muslims, regularly go to the polls to elect their rulers.
"And support for democracy goes beyond these 5 countries as the pollsters from Pew noted in the exhaustive study of 39 countries and 38,000 Muslims: "Most Muslims around the world expressed support for democracy." And, yes, that includes those ordinary Arab Muslims, yes, the ones living under kings and generals. Remember 2011 when people across the region rose up in the Arab Spring.
"But, Arabs prefer a strong man in charge right? Wrong! Between 54 to 81 percent of Muslims from 5 Arab countries said they support having a democratic government over a leader with a strong hand.
"Just look at Tunisia which sparked the Arab Spring. Tunisians ousted a dictator, passed a relatively progressive constitution, elected a president from a secular party and chose a parliament comprised of both secularists and "Islamists".
"Then there are the 50 million Muslims living in the West. Most of them seem perfectly happy to vote in and even stand in free and fair elections. The new directly-elected mayor of London, one of the world's biggest greatest cities, is a Muslim
"In 2015 the U.K. increased its number of Muslim members in parliament from 8 to 13. Canada elected 11 Muslim MPs in the same year, and in the US, which has two Muslim congressman, Muslim voter registration is up ahead of the presidential election.
"So the next time some pseudo expert tells you Muslims don't like democracy or Islam is incompatible with democracy, remember the hundreds of millions of Muslims, in fact the majority of the world's Muslims, who prove that expert wrong."
In response Mazin AbdulAdhim wrote among other things the following:
"This video does not discuss whether Islam is compatible with democracy, rather he is discussing whether Muslims can handle living under a democracy. These are two very separate issues.
"If we are going to discuss whether *Islam* is compatible with democracy, we need to define the two systems properly first.
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Checking what other people are saying seems to be almost a necessity, since ... well, I'll get to that in a moment. But as a forum? I think I'm about finished.Lately it seems that most of what I've read is rantings of one thing or another. Personal affronts, politicalNoodlehttp://email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-18737452.post-8401441499807754772011-03-01T00:18:00.002-06:002011-03-01T00:32:59.129-06:00Radish SaladI got a new recipe last week that is too good not to share! Yes, as the title suggests, it's radish salad. I'm not a great fan of radishes because they are so spicy, but this uses a Daikon radish, which has a much more mild flavor. The recipe actually reminds me of my Memaw's cucumber salad.1 Daikon radish, peeled and sliced very thin1/3 cup diced scallions1/4 cup black olives (whole, sliced, Noodlehttp://email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-18737452.post-29523986826096446132011-02-17T08:51:00.002-06:002011-02-17T08:54:39.542-06:00Like Mother, Like DaughterThe scene: Mother, walking out of the bathroom after cleaning.Sass: Oh, Mom, you smell good! Can I wear that perfume? What is it?Me: Bleach.I swear, I can't make these things up. I don't know if I've mentioned it here, but my love of bleach is no secret. Seems like Sassy takes after me in that.Noodlehttp://email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-18737452.post-1992259390905350662011-02-15T09:25:00.002-06:002011-02-15T09:32:56.014-06:00SassyA snippet of a texting conversation with my 9 year old:Me: Do I need to tell Daddy how to rent the Redbox? Me: Just tell him to put in the promo code before he swipes his credit card. Sass: I got you covered, girl.Maybe it's because I could hear her voice in that, but I laughed aloud right in the middle of Spyder's magic meeting. Noodlehttp://email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-18737452.post-24550914988361463652011-02-11T08:43:00.002-06:002011-02-11T09:26:27.311-06:00FridaysFriday is my least favorite day of the week. By the time Friday comes along, I've usually had a hectic week. Running here and there, schoolwork, messy house because I was busy with everything else. The minutia just catches up to me. I don't like Fridays. For several years, the urchins and I didn't do book work on Fridays to alleviate my Friday Blahs. Instead we did "Friday Fun Time" where we Noodlehttp://email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-18737452.post-3488529149464517202011-02-09T08:57:00.003-06:002011-02-09T10:25:45.834-06:00MannersSuburbia. I've never truly lived in the suburbs before. We lived in midtown Memphis, then we moved to a suburb of Memphis, but it wasn't The Suburbs as I had seen portrayed in movies. The houses were all older and different from one another, on unevenly spaced plots of land. That was our old neighborhood. Now, we DO live in one of those neighborhoods that looks like a movie set. Every time I Noodlehttp://firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-18737452.post-73739094268520930502011-02-06T01:03:00.005-06:002011-02-06T11:01:07.020-06:00Car snobI am a car snob. I have no reason for it. My car is a Nissan Versa. This one. Yep, I still have that one. And I still love it.It's really amusing to see my little car next to all of the other Mom Vehicles. SUV, SUV, van, SUV, van, my little car, van, SUV, van. The juxtaposition makes me smile.My first car was a huge boat of a thing, one of those 70s classics. My dad bought it for me the Noodlehttp://email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-18737452.post-37006429491550079862011-02-03T22:36:00.005-06:002011-02-03T23:07:06.694-06:00In the wake of The BlizzardAs I mentioned yesterday, the blizzard came through in two phases. The first occurred from about 3 pm to 5 am. It never stopped snowing entirely, but it was slow enough that we could shovel. Until about 11 am, that is, when the second phase came through. That lasted until about 4 pm.I should have taken more photos, but I was more worried about being able to open the garage and the front door Noodlehttp://email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-18737452.post-9264475234551910032011-02-02T20:28:00.005-06:002011-02-03T07:16:07.074-06:00Snowmageddon 2011OH THE SNOW.Spyder had an orthodontist appointment yesterday morning, but we were done before the snow began in earnest. We even had enough time to stop at Wendy's for lunch (doctor or dentist appointment = patient chooses lunch).We were home by 1:30. The snow had started, but it was still in the early stages. Around 3 it really picked up, and by 5 the wind was howling. We even had thunder Noodlehttp://firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-18737452.post-51385193067777332902011-01-31T21:25:00.000-06:002011-02-01T06:45:22.555-06:00Blizzard WatchI may live in the Great Midwest, but I am a southern gal to the core. Those two little words -- "blizzard watch" -- make me shiver. I've gotten over my fear of plain old snow, sort of. I still don't like it, but it has become somewhat commonplace, so it doesn't really BOTHER me like it did. It also helps tremendously that we don't really get ice here the way we did in the mid-south. It's allNoodlehttp://firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-18737452.post-73479739201517568052011-01-30T22:07:00.000-06:002011-01-30T22:07:12.440-06:00ChallengerThis year marked the 25th anniversary of the Challenger space shuttle disaster. Like many people, I can remember where I was and who delivered the news (at school, walking down the hill, and the news was delivered by one of my jokester friends, so I didn't believe him). I've tried to explain the impact to the children, probably with little success.When I discovered that the Challenger Learning Noodlehttp://firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-18737452.post-22975063955941958772011-01-30T00:39:00.002-06:002011-01-30T01:50:12.094-06:00Since I've been gone ....A great many things have taken place, most notably moving from the Mid-South to the Midwest. Chicago, to be more specific. We seem to have settled into the groove of the area just fine, although I will say that winter here is significantly different from the winter I'm accustomed to experiencing. To be honest, it seems like our old life is ... well ... a lifetime away. I'm not really certain Noodlehttp://firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-18737452.post-13018222330206759792010-04-17T10:40:00.002-05:002010-04-17T10:47:11.713-05:00Last nightWe watched that 'Secret of the Mountain' movie, sponsored by Wal-Mart and Proctor & Gamble. Wal-Mart did the FUNNIEST series of commercials. Sort of like a series of vignettes about a family. It reminded me of those old Folger's commercials. At the end of each one, there was a little preview about what was coming next. We played a guessing game on what would be the next featured Noodlehttp://email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-18737452.post-57276765558875378972009-11-20T13:43:00.000-06:002009-11-20T14:13:03.703-06:00Okay, hmmm, let's catch upThe household has been sickly. Thankfully we have avoided the regurgitation form of sickly, but still ... it hasn't been fun. We spent last weekend in Chicago. I can't remember if I have mentioned it here, but we will be moving there soon, and we went for a recon mission. We had a fantastic time. Busy, but fun and productive. And it sure is going to be different than the South.The urchins andNoodlehttp://email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-18737452.post-7309528586198697052009-11-17T17:05:00.002-06:002009-11-17T17:15:34.788-06:00UnplannedI had planned to write a post about our weekend in the Chicago area, but alas, I have been catering to an icky-feeling Sassy today, so instead a reposting seems more appropriate. I'll tell you about the trip tomorrow. :)Originally posted 2/2/06Yesterday Sass was sick. She woke up at 4:15 am and said she needed to "frow up." We made it into the bathroom and waited for a few moments, but it neverNoodlehttp://email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-18737452.post-17203640642429425932009-11-16T14:40:00.001-06:002009-11-16T14:40:00.611-06:00Fun in the rainWe have had a rainy autumn. A very rainy autumn. At times we had to sneak visits outside between rain showers.The urchins and I had planned to go to the zoo one day, and, well, we had rain. Of course. It wasn't cold, and it wasn't a huge storm, just rain and more rain. We decided to go anyway -- rain or not.I admit, I was rather skeptical about the whole endeavor. Mostly because I don't likeNoodlehttp://email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-18737452.post-67511017015866519702009-11-14T09:48:00.000-06:002009-11-14T09:48:00.556-06:00Oh yeahNoodlehttp://email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-18737452.post-41975950228948738082009-11-13T07:52:00.000-06:002009-11-13T07:52:00.765-06:00GivingThe urchins and I volunteer at our church food pantry at least once a week. And every single time we are there, it is such a humbling experience.Now some of the people are stinky liars who are just there for the free stuff. We know that, and we can pretty much tell who they are before they ever open their stinky, lying mouths. And we do serve those stinky liars if they qualify based on income.Noodlehttp://email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-18737452.post-34037945666783463012009-11-12T08:32:00.001-06:002009-11-12T08:46:47.536-06:00I am totally stealing thisKris at Weird, Unsocialized Homeschoolers has an excellent post about her 30 Days of Gratitude. Nothing unusual; a lot of people do that in November. But read a little further down and look at the Gratitude Tree.We focus on thankfulness at our house quite a bit, and each night at bedtime we all give our Yay of the Day, something excellent that happened that day. More than one is good too. On Noodlehttp://email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-18737452.post-27198860138164500632009-11-11T10:57:00.001-06:002009-11-11T10:57:00.676-06:00FourteenToday Skeeter and I celebrate our 14th wedding anniversary. Well, technically we won't celebrate today because he is away on a business trip. But 14 years ago today, we were married.1. We were married in the church that I had attended since I was 5.2. Everyone made fun of me because I wanted an opera selection as part of the music. I think everyone else hated it, but I loved that piece. Noodlehttp://email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-18737452.post-52853771504521186472009-11-10T22:44:00.001-06:002009-11-10T22:44:00.293-06:00For no particular reasonThanks for all the welcomes. See, it's easy to forget how much I like doing this, and then once I begin again, I'm all, "I LOVE IT!" What can I say? I'm a complicated soul.An example:I had a few free minutes over the weekend, and I started cleaning out some old bookmarks. One of the bookmarks I found was a blog named I'm Just Sayin'. Shamefully, I don't remember bookmarking it, but of courseNoodlehttp://email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-18737452.post-27245009756802427992009-11-09T23:33:00.000-06:002009-11-09T23:33:21.416-06:00Puddlin'So, yeah, it's been a while. When I "take a break" from blogging, it's easy for me to forget how much I enjoy it. I wonder why that is? Like splashing in puddles ROCKS when you're a young thing and then it's as if you forget eventually. So I'm making myself remember to splash in the bloggy puddles again. I haven't really been reading OR writing in the last few months. Um, should I be Noodlehttp://firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-18737452.post-45173614162688796522009-09-17T23:26:00.002-05:002009-09-17T23:29:41.811-05:00An urchin laughThose children o' mine just make me laugh so much.(Just for reference, we play a game in the car where we call out "JuicyFruit" any time we see a yellow vehicle. It's mindless fun. Try it. You'll never miss a yellow vehicle again. In our version, commercial vehicles don't count.)SASS: That was a man driving that JuicyFruit. SPYDER: How do you know?SASS: Well, he was bald ....SPYDER: That Noodlehttp://email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-18737452.post-27934037617684952042009-09-14T23:49:00.002-05:002009-09-15T00:08:12.019-05:00LascauxWe are reviewing prehistory, mostly for Sass because she was so young when we did it four years ago for Spyder. On Sunday we read a couple of chapters and discussed art in particular, so I went searching for the famous prehistoric art at Lascaux.Oh. My. Word. The French Ministry of Culture has a fantastic website that is absolutely filled with information. It actually allows you a virtual Noodlehttp://firstname.lastname@example.com

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Nestled into the Southeastern corner of the Adirondack State Park, Lake George makes for one of New York State's most underrated summertime backdrops. The crystal clear lake is lined with million-dollar vacation homes and sandy beaches without the threat of surf, sharks or other seaside shenanigans.
It also the perfect base for a New York State beercation. No less than a dozen breweries are within a one-hour drive. Lake Placid is a short 90-minute drive away and opens the gates to additional brewhouses and pubs.
NYUp.com coverage of Lake George
Our Lake George vacation brought together friends from college for a weeklong gathering north of the village. While time and logistical issues limited my beer travel to the two breweries just south of the village -- Adirondack Pub and Brewery and Lake George Beer Hub -- we did what any other good beer drinker would do in this instance: buy local beer.
Two breweries relatively local to Lake George have begun distributing their packaged beer widely. Paradox Brewing Co., located about 30 miles north of the village in Schroon Lake, brews a bunch of different styles from funky saisons and wild ales to pilsners. Head 20 minutes south to South Glens Falls and you will find Common Roots Brewing Company, an alehouse run by a father-son brewing team.
Tasting Notes
Brewery: Common Roots Brewing Company, 58 Saratoga Ave., South Glens Falls, NY 12803; (518) 409-8248.
Beer: Ultra Modern Double Dry-Hopped Pale Ale
Style: American Pale Ale
Alcohol content: 5.8 percent
Find it: In cans throughout Upstate. On draft primarily in the Capital Region and Adirondacks.
Look: Straw in color and translucent There was a foam cap with quite a bit of stickiness.
Aroma: Intense citrus and pine on the nose.
Taste: Hop bitterness hits upfront with flavors of pine and candied orange. There's not much of a bridge before it ends with a malt sweetness.
Feel (mouthfeel, body): Slight coating in the mouth and a moderate body.
Overall: It's quite a nice beer with just enough sweetness and resin. It's not particularly well-balanced, as it is quite bitter at the beginning. As a contrast, I would be interested in comparing it against their regular pale ale, which is simply called Modern American.
Brewery: Paradox Brewery, 154 NYS Route 9, Schroon Lake, NY 12870; (518) 351-5036.
Beer: Beaver Bite IPA
Style: American IPA
Alcohol content: 6.5 percent
Find it: On draft and in cans throughout Central and Eastern New York.
Look: Orangish in hue with a sticky, sudsy head.
Aroma: Resinous and tons of pine.
Taste: Pine. Pine. Pine. Lots of pine with a little bit of malt on the backside to add some balance.
Feel (mouthfeel, body): Watery feel and moderate in body.
Overall: Do you like pine? This dank, resinous IPA tastes exactly like you would expect from a mountain brewery. That said, I had this on draft at a restaurant in Lake George and thought that it was much better on tap. The canned version is fine, but if you find a bar pouring it, it's worth ordering.
Brewery: Paradox Brewery
Beer: Paradox Pilsner
Style: Bavarian Pilsner
Alcohol content: 5.5 percent
Find it: On draft and in cans throughout Central and Eastern New York.
Look: Golden to orange in color with a soap suds head that dissipates quickly.
Aroma: Malty and sweet as you would expect from a Czech-style pilsner.
Taste: Spicy, floral open with a bready, malty bridge to the telltale sweet pilsner finish.
Feel (mouthfeel, body): Watery and moderate.
Overall: I also had the chance to try this on tap and I would say that the draft and canned versions are equal in quality. I immediately tasted Pilsner Urquell from the first sip and that's intended as a compliment. Dry, hoppy pilsners are gaining in popularity but the classic Bavarian pilsner is still a beautiful thing.
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Storage technology sounds too good to be true
The storage system sounds like the umpteenth miracle system, its true, but this one actually works. Owner Roger van Engelgem from Agri Technology in Mechelen, Belgium, is visibly enthused about the AiroFresh storage system, which doesnt use chemical additives to increase the shelf life of fruit and vegetables, but by applying a certain way to purify air. The owner of Agri Technology cooperates with the Australian company AiroFresh, which rents the purification systems to third parties in Belgium and the Netherlands. This new cost saving organic storage technology can result in a change within the fresh produce sector, according to Roger.
Germ-free air
According to the owner of Agri Technology, the AiroFresh ensures the air in certain rooms is purified, without using air filters and chemicals. The basic technology comes from NASA and from further scientific research for use in the fresh produce sector, he says. It ensures that air in the room is fresh and free of germs. This can both be applied for top fruit and soft fruit in the fresh produce sector. In Australia, where the system is already in use, the growers had good results thanks to this storage technology. The AiroFresh doesnt block further flavour development during storage, as is the case when using ethylene blockers. This is even more pronounced with pears than with apples.
The smaller AiroFresh can move 120 m3 of air per hour, and has an air treatment capacity of 250 m3.
Storage is outdated
Roger runs his company from his home in Mechelen. Storing the product makes it more expensive, and its not necessary either, he says. When customers place an order, the AiroFresh is flown from Australia, where theyre made, after payment. The storage system that decomposes ethylene, volatile organic compounds, that kills bacteria, moulds and viruses, can then be delivered to your doorstep within a week. So why should I store them here?
Dry rot
One of the problems growers have to deal with besides ethylene is the presence of affected fruit during storage, according to Roger. Because of this, other healthy fruit can also become contaminated. That way, you get a nest of affected fruit. That isnt the case with the AiroFresh. Thanks to our system, the fruits spot becomes brown and dry, thus preventing a further contamination of the other, healthy fruit. That is because the air is constantly purified. Successful results have also been achieved with apples and pears. A positive additional effect is that odours also disappear, Roger explains. The small version weighs nine kilos, and the large one 29 kilos. Because of that, its easy to hang the system from the ceiling. Its a plug-and-go system with a very low energy usage.
The larger AiroFresh can move 480 m3 of air per hour, and has an air treatment capacity of 1,000 m3.
Maintenance does wonders
As Roger said, it sounds like the umpteenth miracle system. Why has it taken until 2017 for a system such as this to have been invented? Before the car was invented, the wheel had to be invented, he says. But theres more to it. Companies have to make sure the rooms have a good circulation, which is beneficial to AiroFresh. And people dont always properly maintain the cooling systems, even though this is very important. They might save some money, but in the end itll be more expensive. A proper air circulation in a cold store is very important for achieving good storage results.
Roger expects that the storage systems will be rented in Europe increasingly often. In the country of origin, AiroFresh technology is on the rise. If you want to mow, you have to sow, he says. Its still completely new here. Growers first have to see it works, before they buy one. It has to be introduced, confirmed, and then itll become more popular. People cant compare it to anything, they have to see for themselves that it works first, and were working on that.
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January 10th Is A Nice Day For A Piss Wedding
Josh Duhamel and Fuggie Fug will become man and methface on January 10th in Los Angeles so says People. The two became promised to each other last year. Apparently, the guest list will include Kate Hudson, Nicole Kidman and fellow piss-lovers R. Kelly and Kim KardASSIAN. I lied about those last two, but Fuggie should invite them, because pee pee admirers should stick together.
Maybe Depends can make a special one-of-a-kid lacy blue diaper for Fuggie on her special day? Instead of throwing rice, the guests will throw Detrol LA pills. Josh should agree to stay with Fuggie through pissness and health and for richer or pee-er. And at the end of the ceremony, the preacher will say "you may now change the bride's diaper." I can go and on. Fuggie's pissy pussy never gets old!


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Part II courses
Part II courses are those taken by third-year students. Medical students, veterinary students and natural science students can choose from the same options. Our department, PDN, contributes to Part II Physiology, Development & Neuroscience (PDN), Part II Psychology, Neuroscience & Behaviour (PNB) and Part II Biological & Biomedical Sciences (BBS) courses.
Unlike first- and second-year supervisions which are arranged by the Colleges, part II supervisions are typically arranged by the students themselves, who approach the lecturers directly. The Department of PDN anticipates that each student would receive eight hours of supervisions in total (usually from eight different supervisors). Supervisors can claim payment from Colleges in the normal way:
Part II PDN project supervisions
Students are assigned a part II project supervisor by the Course Organiser at the beginning of the year. The departmental expectation is that there will be 16 hours of supervision associated with the two-term project, although these are of course not formal supervisions in the normal sense, likely being dominated by hands-on help and guidance in the laboratory. Guidelines and time expectations are mentioned here:
Part II project supervision, unlike normal supervisions, has traditionally been regarded as a Departmental responsibility that the Colleges would not be paying for. Although the advice from the Faculty Board and Senior Tutors' Committee (see website below) is not entirely clear on this point, the normal approach is that a part II project supervisor would claim for a nominal 1 hour of supervision time in a group of 1 at the end of each term, for a two-term project submitted in the Easter term (i.e. a total of 3 supervision hours per year, per student). This essentially represents the payment from the College for the submission of termly reports on their student's progress. It is not intended to represent the actual number of contact hours involved, which will be far greater.
Part II BBS dissertation supervisions
Students are assigned a part II BBS dissertation supervisor by the Course Organiser at the beginning of the year. The departmental expectation is that there will be 4 hours of supervision associated with the dissertation. Guidelines and time expectations are mentioned here:
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The way in which God relates is through the covenant. There are traditionally three different covenants to consider when studying the Scriptures.
First, and most importantly, God established an eternal covenant with Himself - the Triune Godhead has a covenant of redemption, whereby the Father elects a people to redeem, the Son wins the elect by His perfect life, atoning substitutionary death, and death-conquering resurrection, and the Holy Spirit bestows salvation on the elect through regeneration.
Second, God establishes His covenant with all of mankind. Traditionally considered to be the covenant of works, or the covenant of creation, we see that God will grant life to all who obey Him perfectly. Sadly, but surely, no human born of Adam can perfectly and completely obey the Lord.
After the fall, we notice the third covenant - that of grace. For God could have justly destroyed His creation for failing to keep the covenant of works. But, in light of the covenant of redemption, it was fitting for the purposes of glory to glory Himself, to forbear the sins of mankind for a time. This covenant of grace is noted in repeated renewals to men of faith, such as Noah, Abraham, David, and of course, Jesus - where the covenant is called the New Covenant.
Notice though, as R.C. Sproul declares, that even the covenant of works first made with Adam is actually quite gracious. For the etneral and infinitely holy God had no need to create, nor to relate with His Creation on such as intimate level as the convenant. This grace is just another reason to praise Him. Isaiah 57:15 sums it up nicely: "For this is what the high and lofty One says—He who lives forever, whose name is holy: 'I live in a high and holy place, but also with him who is contrite and lowly in spirit, to revive the spirit of the lowly and to revive the heart of the contrite.'"
Friday, July 20, 2007
The Covenants
The way in which God relates is through the covenant. There are traditionally three different covenants to consider when studying the Scriptures.
Thursday, July 19, 2007
"Megaflood Created Great Divide Between Britain and France"
The scientists interviewed in title-linked article are getting closer to the truth. The article by Dan Mosher, a staff writer for livescience.com, begins, "The cultural rift between Britain and France endures as an amusing mystery for many, but the physical divide between them can now be blamed on two ancient floods."
First of all, how could a mystery be amusing? Mysteries make us think, not the opposite. But secondly, blaming the English Channel on two ancient floods is right on the mark - according to the Bible. You may be wondering what I mean, since the Bible details only one worldwide megaflood. The reality is that, like the Grand Canyon's formation, the flood set up the topographical conditions and its aftermath put things in place nearly if not identically as we see them today. The aftemath of THE FLOOD (the one and only, as the Bible reveals), contained smaller scale floods (though still relatively large compared to floods of our day), as the waters ran down mountains, which were raised up during the cataclysm, formed holding ponds (or large lakes), and broke through natural dams. The smaller scale floods were the means by which the earth arrived at its present end.
The article errs in its time scale by 100 fold. Suggesting this massive flood occurred 450,000 years ago misses the Biblical mark of 4500 years ago. One scientist, Sanjeev Gupta, said, "Britain has been an island for only a very short time period, and we've put together the first clear evidence that the valley system in the English Channel was carved by a megaflood." This is not the first clear evidence. Indeed theologians and science-focused Christian ministries such as Answers in Genesis have known the truth of this scientist's statement for much of their lives. The people who believed Moses' account of the Noahic flood when he wrote in 1500 BC have known this truth for thousands of years. The Word of God is the only evidence we need.
Gupta went on, "Some freak event, whatever it was, caused the dam to fail at some point." The article declares that the English Channel was carved to its present width and depth in a matter of weeks, during a time when much of the ocean water was locked up in ice sheets. This is so true - and perfectly consistent with the Bible's account. The post-FLOOD flood which carved the Grand Canyon in a matter of weeks by breaking through the Kaibab Upwarp was similar to this post-FLOOD flood which carved the English Channel in a number of weeks by breaking through a chalky dam near the Dover Strait.
Gupta noted some similar circumstances that occurred in Washington state, here in America. The Creation Museum in northern Kentucky shows evidence of the canyon carved in post-Mt. St. Helen's eruption events as being parallel as well.
Wednesday, July 18, 2007
The Fountain
I'm ashamed to admit that I wasted 91 minutes of my life last night watching this title-linked Hugh Jackman and Rachel Weisz film that should have never been made. The film had some neat scenery, but the varying time dimensions were hard-to-follow. The message was that death is a disease; Jackman's character throughout the film is obsessed with finding a cure, finding immortality on earth, as his wife (Weisz) suffers and dies from a brain tumor. Sadly, but as you would expect, there is no mention of Jesus Christ - the resurrection and the life - in the film; however, it did contain Biblical imagery (the Tree of Life) and a quote or two from the Good Book (most notably Genesis 3:24). I couldn't tell what the point of the film was. Perhaps that's just it - it had no point. It was a mind-numbing, a-musing film that, perhaps contrary to its intention, gave me ample to think about. But don't waste your time.
Tuesday, July 17, 2007
Jesus is Just Alright With Me?
How can a person suggest that Jesus was a great guy, but not the exclusive Savior of those who genuinely and with perseverance believe in Him to save them from their sins? It's the C.S. Lewis / Josh McDowell argument of apologetics. Everyone acknowledges that Jesus lived. Most people are comfortable with His uniqueness, His compassion, even His moral teaching. But when you look closely at His claims, He cannot be said to be merely a humble and compassion good person.
For example, take a look at John 8. Verses 13-29 reveal much of His typical dialogue with the hypocritical leadership of His day. Notice especially verse 24: "If you do not believe that I am the One I claim to be [that is, the Christ, the Messiah, the Son of God, God in the flesh], you will indeed die in your sins." This is exclusivity like none other.
Christians are often criticized for apparent lack of tolerance. But we are only following our Savior. If you don't believe that He is your Savior - your only way to be saved from the wrath of God hanging over your head due to your sinful wickedness - then you will indeed die in your sins and thereby experience the wrath of God for all eternity in hell, where thirst is not quenched, and where the worm does not die. Don't buy it? Jesus is either a liar, a lunatic (on the level of a poached egg, as Lewis remarked), or the Lord of all creation, God in the flesh, just as He claimed to be. Jesus can't be "just alright" with you. You make the call. But note that God commands all people everywhere to repent. The command of God is this: to believe in the One He has sent - that is, our Lord Jesus Christ.
Monday, July 16, 2007
Adultery, Stealing, and Coveting
I taught this morning on commandments 7,8, and 10. I found them easy to combine, since adultery is essentially stealing a person who does not belong to you, and since neither stealing nor adultery would be of concern if it weren't for coveting. Thus, I spent most of my time on coveting.
The bottomline on these three commandments is seen most clearly when we flip them from the negative to the positive:
You shall not commit adultery = Be faithful
You shall not steal = Give or share
You shall not covet = Be content
When we consider the positive aspects of these negative commandments, we see so clearly the high and holy character of God. He is ever-faithful, more than generous in giving, and satisfied with all the works of His hands. Rejoice that He has kept these commandments on our behalf through Jesus Christ, and obey them not in seeking to justify yourself by your works, but out of gratitude. Where you fall short of God's glory, He provides His righteousness; and where we sin against Him, He covers over our iniquity with His atoning blood. Praise Him!


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You just do it. Want to direct, get a script, get actors, get a camera and film. It's only as hard as you make it for yourself. Making money at something is not the same as doing something. You'll never be successful if you are not passionate about it… and/or doing it.
How or where does one start to do what they want to do? They just start doing it. You need to learn how to do it. That right there is half the battle, GO JOE!!! If you want to sing, start singing. Want to act, start acting… Just do it. Make things happen by making things happen. What does not help is thinking about how you cannot do what you want to do. Don't shut your brain off. Turn it on with possibilities. Think of what you want to do and take initiative. Want to write a book? Then start writing a book. It is only as hard as you make it out to be.
There are many avenues out there that allow you to do what you want to do. Now making money at it, that's a different story. Money comes with Networking, Marketing, and Practice. Learning how to get your name out there (Your Product) and getting people interested in what you are doing. Over time you will find it becomes easier to sell what it is you do. Even a job works the same way. You put time and effort into and you start making really good money at your job.
Of course I will always be the first to say that your job, or doing what you want to do to make a living will never brig you wealth. Wealth vanishes. But that's not what we are talking about at this moment. Maybe another time… So… How do you do what you want to do? Get up off your chair and start doing it. The more you do it, the better you will be at and the more you'll shine. One day that hobby will turn into your life's work! You get only one chance at this thing called life, so live it.


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Dr Sketchy model sessions are all over the US and we are lucky to have one in Kansas City. Last nights session was interesting, with a one woman Sword swallowing performance artist. Here are some shots from the session, with her permission. There is always an interesting crowd. Someone selected their favorite work, and I happened to be picked. I received a goodie bag with art supplies and a bag of Blimp fresh ground coffee. So that was a treat. The woman who hosts the session also prepares some VERY YUMMY food. I had veggie meatballs with rice and cabbage. $3 and worth every penny. She sold out of food or I may have been tempted for a second plate! I gave my painting to the model. I hope she liked it. #30x30directwatercolor2018
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Today was marvelous. I painted with our June USKKC sketch crawl at the Jerry Smith Park. The KC Parks and Rec was having their 'Party on the Prarie' event, and it was a blast. BBQ was on the grills, 2 huge beautiful horses pulling a wagon, a display of wild birds, (and a snake), and over 20 painters participating in a Plein Air quick paint. Now the top of the Crown was a young man, Calvin Arsenia playing a HARP. SERIOUSLY I THOUGHT I DIED AND WAS IN HEAVEN! I'll try to post part of a song, Hallelujah, one of my favorites. Check him out on YouTube.
Here's my direct watercolor!
It's that time of year. By the time we return from the river, our grass was knee-high in the yard. It's that time of year. The temperatures up to high 80s mid 90s and above. No mosquitoes yet! Hurrah! But I did get a tick bite at the river.
Some kind of crazy flying ant has appeared two nights in a row at probably 9 o'clock in the evening inside the house right by where I sit. It's like something from an Alfred Hitchcock movie. I think we're going to have to call a pest control.
Yesterday during church I sketched of course, and then it was so hot when Church got out I sat in my air-conditioned car and sketched again. So here are two sketches from yesterday.
Right before we went to bed, I looked over at Derald and he had on a tie-dyed T-shirt and plaid pajamas. I commented on his matching pjs, and he said 'back at ya'. Then I looked at myself and I had on a tie-dyed T-shirt and striped pajamas. I get so tickled that we look like a couple old hippies, I insisted that we stand in the mirror to take a full on photograph. Woody had to sneak in, and Max is behind us. There we are in all her glory, barefoot.
Last day on this beautiful river.
I woke up to this gorgeous view of the train!
Some people may not enjoy the noise of the train, but I find it soothing. The fog has been with us most of today. Gentle rain is coming down as I'm posting this.
Morning train
White River Campground
Great spot on the White River.
Plein Air Kansas City
Well I blew through another event and was so busy I failed to post. Chris Willey won Best of Show! Marcia, Louanne and Liz won honorable mentions. Susan won quick paints and won a ribbon, as did Zac. Spencer won the big purchase award! So in hind sight, here are some pictures, in reverse order.
Facial Expression Tells The Story
I just returned from 12 days in Augusta MO at Augusta Plein Air Art Festival. What a trip. Many thanks to judge Shawn Cornell for awarding my work. First place in watercolors! Third place in Mixed Media. First Place at Augusta Shores!
Augusta Shores
April SNOW showers
It should be spring in Kansas City, but it snowed today. My poor little spring flowers that are trying to show off, are snow covered now.
After church I drove through town taking snowy reference pictures. I stopped once to sketch from my car. I tried out my new Pocket Palette. #pocketpalette This is the Kansas City Preforming Arts Center.
Tales from topographic oceans
I am trying something new! This is a 'reblog' of a blog I follow. I think you will enjoy this artist, both with the watercolors and the writing. This most recent post will make you feel like you are present on the beach. Shut your eyes, and you can smell the salt in the air. Enjoy.
Non scelgo i frutti dell'oceano lustrati e venduti in negozi di souvenir per raccontare le architetture mirabolanti del mare, affondo pensiero, memoria, sguardo nelle meraviglie colte lungo le spiagge infinite dell'Aquitaine in passeggiate e vita intera srotolate tra onde e sabbia.
Se si potesse raccontare l'infinito, suggerirei una mattina d'inverno lungo le spiagge oceaniche del bordolese. Tutto è vento e acqua, tutto sparisce e tutto si condensa in odore di mare, vento e spruzzi d'azzurro e sale. Dovunque, tra la sabbia più fine e preziosa dell'oro, son relitti di perfezione, costruzioni di tempo e Natura, piccole imbarcazioni di straordinaria bellezza: le conchiglie portate dalla furia dell'oceano.
questi meravigliosi relitti portano in sé la perfezione di un'architettura straordinaria e la memoria del tempo, del movimento eterno del mare.
Alcuni hanno candori marmorei, scanalature di colonne di templi antichi, compostezza, geometria dorica, canne d'organo di oceano e vento.
Altri sono testimoni immobili…
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Either Gigi Hadid is in Serious Denial, or She's Still Dating Zayn Malik
The 3-day bout of celebrity breakups came to a startling conclusion on Saturday, when Demi Lovato & Wilmer Valderrama publicly announced their split, two days after Taylor Swift & Calvin Harris broke up and one day after Gigi Hadid & Zayn Malik reportedly called it quits. It's like all of Joe Jonas' ex-girlfriends got together and decided that this would be the week. Or, at least, that's what it seemed — but now we're not so sure, because one of the aforementioned females either doesn't accept the demise of her relationship, or she's still in one.
Not long before Zigi's alleged breakup made headlines, she posted this on Instagram with the caption, "missing you" + a heart emoji:
Shortly after, Gigi posted a Snapchat of herself lip-syncing Zayn's single, "Pillowtalk," wore her "Z" necklace and told Elle that she preferred to "hang out with my boyfriend" rather than go out — that was all within 24 hours!
Plus, the following day, Just Jared, Jr. exclusively reported that the 21-year-old model and 23-year-old One Direction alum did NOT call it quits. "Gigi and Zayn are still together," the site claimed. "The break-up reports are completely false. And they have met each other's families despite the false rumors circulating."
As if that weren't enough, Gigi's own father, Mohamed Hadid, told TMZ, "I wasn't even aware there was a breakup. I had breakfast with her this morning. I don't think there's anything going on."
Social media's usually a huge indicator as to a celebrity split, and as of right now, both parties still follow each other, so unless either flat out states they're not together anymore, we're going on the premise that Zigi is still on.
Gigi Hadid sure dates hotties. Look at all the guys she was supposedly with before Zayn Malik:


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Steve's mom loves going to the annual art festival in dowtown Boise called Art in the Park. Her four sweet and sensitive sons, some of whom did not inherit her love of the arts, lovingly refer to it as Fart in the Dark! Grandma Pat especially loves taking some of her grandchildren each year to the children's art tent. They have so many really cool and totally free art projects for kids. Sophie and Emily were the last grandkids standing after the art projects so she and I enlisted them to join us to peruse the "big girl" part of the festival...shopping! Grandma bought each of the girls an adorable crocheted hat. Sophie really wanted a bright purple one but my fashion instincts caused me to talk her into the brown and orange one instead. I have a feeling her fashion instincts will soon be overpowering mine, but she is still very impressionable! By the way, the splotches of paint on Sophie's cheeks are actually pink ice cream cones from the face paint booth. So cute!
Sunday, September 21, 2008
Friday, September 12, 2008
Steve...the Surprising Sweetheart
Our 10 year anniversary was last week and I was under the impression we were going to just have a nice dinner out...without the kids. Steve, who is not known for surprises (understatement), surprised me with a four day trip to Seattle. He sent me a really sweet e-mail, and told me he had flights and babysitting all arranged but he needed my help with renting a car, booking hotels and planning our activities! It's not that he isn't capable of doing those things, he just knows how good I am at it!
We had a fabulous time just being together and doing all the typical Seattle tourist things. We spent an evening down at the pier, went to pike's market (and drooled over the beautiful and CHEAP fresh flowers), visited Snoqualmie Falls, went to the music and science fiction museums, ate good food and shopped. Steve felt bad about the timing in regards to shopping...being this pregnant only allowed me to shop for my kids and my feet!
By the last day we were really missing the kids, especially Steve, and were really excited to come home to them. However, within about 30 minutes of being home, without the expected greeting from either of them, we wondered why we missed them so much! Sophie was beyond tired when we got home, which equals whiney, and Maxwell was playing x-box with his cousin, which equals zoned out! Even though we had just had a 4 day break from the kids we still managed to be exhausted and relieved when they went to bed that evening!
I won't go into all the mushy details about how much and why I love my husband, I'll just leave it at...I truly couldn't have married anyone else. He is perfect for me. And all of you who know him well, or even just know him, know exactly what I am talking about.
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Wednesday, September 10, 2008
First Day of School
I have no idea why my kids are such posers, seeing as I just learned how to camera smile less than a year ago at the ripe old age of 33!
Don't you love it when their backpack is over half the size of their body. It is even more comical when they come home with one lone piece of paper in it!
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Isn't it Ironic?
This is a picture Maxwell drew during primary a few weeks ago. Obviously the lesson was about being kind because it says "I can be kind" at the top of the paper. What's so kind about a tank and a man with a machine gun shooting at each other? That's my sweet little boy! By the way, art is not one of Maxwell's gifts, but just for the record, he was drawing with his left hand because the right one was in a cast.
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Remember that people who know and truly care about me will gravitate toward my character. The rest are just passing through and will only know a glimpse of me. Knowing the difference will help me weigh the opinions I meet along the way.
{My Successes}
- With my value of care, I bought a yummy salad & mango pieces for my lunch. <AHa> it saved me some times to hurry during lunch hour.
- With my value of clarity, I asked for support, I didn't sure what it was and I liked to hear from her.
- With my value of care & partnership, I figured out this issue, I would like to know more but HOW? I asked for support, she showed me this function <Aha> that's what I am looking for. Thank you.
- With my value of joy & gratefulness, I learned new thing #1 and it was a bonus to me. I was a happy girl.
- With my value of care & partnership, she asked for support, I collected facts, analyzed them and clarified. I got a clear view why it happened. <Aha> that's what I am looking for 2. New thing #2 Bonus #2
- With my value of joy & excitement, I was on fire and I got it. Did I find a bug? <Oh!> it was a bonus to me. I was a happier girl & Bonus #3.
- With my value of clarity, he clarified what it was and it still didn't make any sense why it happened. It was more than I expected and I appreciated his feedback. I made a new friend #1.
- With my value of partnership & fun, I offered my support, I motivated him to read this and it might help him lots. He appreciated my support & I cracked him with my joke, We both laughed silly.
- With my value of motivation, I was motivated by their openness. Their openness motivated my drive. I liked what I did. I enjoyed motivating others to do their best. Yes we can make this easier & better together.
- With my value of care, I took it easy and my legs hurt me <bloody muscle ache> I walked like a mummie lol
- With my value of joy, I joined my colleagues in the tea break, I called it " social contact" and I enjoyed our quality time.
- With my value of fun, after this issue, I was relieved and I was glad that they didn't wanna dig this deep. Oh! After a deep breath in, I cracked her with my joke & I really can't resist to laugh at my own bloody joke.
- With my value of greatness, I never assume. I ask for fact. I never waste my time to start a drama. I accept our mistakes and we all make mistakes. I never bring this past package with me and spoil my joy NOW. I feel great.
- With my value of love, oops! It was my bad. I appreciated her feedback. Thank you so much. SLCTA.
- With my value of openness, I opened up for the girls. I shared my successes with them. I spoke up & clarified my stories. I was delighted to show who I am. I am a star and I am one of the stars. My sky full of stars and thanks for sharing the beautiful sky.


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Lucknow: Uttar Pradesh government today decided to do away with nearly 5000 redundant posts in several departments of the state.
The state cabinet presided over by Chief Minister Akhilesh Yadav, which met here today, decided to abolish 4,797 posts in ten departments which have been found redundant, Chief Secretary Alok Ranjan told reporters.
The cabinet has accepted the report of the committee headed by the chief secretary on redundant posts in the state, he said.
Among the identified 4,797 redundant posts, employees are deployed on 3,479 while the remaining 1,318 are vacant, Ranjan said, adding the vacant posts would be abolished immediately.
Employees on the remaining posts would not be removed as of now, but their list would be sent to the Planning Department and on demand from other departments these employees would be adjusted there, he said, adding the posts thus becoming vacant would be abolished.
The cabinet also took important decisions for the power sector under which another 660-MW plant would be set up under the Panki thermal power plant at a cost of Rs 4712 crore.
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Well, after all the speculation in the last post on what the Bertrams Bravehearts would be wearing last Sunday, of course we should have guessed from the clue in their name! Frances Plant reports on a team which tried their best, and had a lot of fun in the process…
On the day we needed 10 paddlers plus a drummer and we ended up with a team of about 16, so we had lots of reserves and most of the team still got at least 2 races in. The team consisted of Frances Plant, Sarah Bunting, Dale Pascoe, Bernadette Nyulasz, Daniel Fridd, Robin Denton, Mike De'Ath, George Jacobi, Donna Tallent, Chris Bone, Emma Harris, Shuzhen (Sue) Wang, Paul Whittingham, Chris Keevan, Lee Ladbrooke, David Cook & Ben Fridd (aged 13 – Drummer). The team comes from various areas of the business including; Operations, Sales, IT, Finance, HR, C/S and Digital.
It was a disappointingly grey and rather cold morning, especially when the previous week has been so lovely and warm. But spirits were high as we waited, shivering in anticipation for the first race. Going with the Bertrams Bravehearts theme we had ridiculous tartan Scottish hats with red hair, fabulous Bertrams green team name printed t-shirts and even some blue warrior face paint on! We certainly looked the part! The crowds started to build, as colleagues, friends and family all arrived to cheer us on.
The races themselves proved rather hard going, and having lost the first two races we were determined to improve on race three. We had stories of George and Donna nearly falling in, paddlers being shouted at to get in time to the beat and lots of camaraderie from the other local businesses taking part. Race three arrived, the team was picked, we decided tactically that as the yellow boat had won most of the races to date, this must be the quicker boat as opposed to the red boat which we had been in for race one and two, so we ran to get the fast yellow boat!
We then had some last-minute seat changes in the boat to maximise our paddling potential (advised to us by the event organisers), I think they could tell we were getting competitive, or maybe desperate! And we were off! I don't really know what happened then other than we all paddled and chanted so hard, that once we got to the end we didn't know who had won, it was that close. The other team believed they had tipped us to the post, and to be honest the crowd and ourselves all believed them. However as the results came in to our surprise we had just won our last race by less than a second! Phew!
Unfortunately our overall times were not enough and we didn't qualify for the semi finals, but what a fun day we'd had. Finally to our surprise at the end of day when the awards were presented we did win the best dressed competition, bringing home a lovely East Anglian Air Ambulance paperweight for our efforts!
We have raised to date a staggering £727 with further funds still to be added, so we hope to reach the £800 mark. The charity is one that is close to many people's hearts in East Anglia and thanks must be given to everyone who has contributed by sponsoring us and buying raffle tickets as well to everyone who took part and supported us on the day.
Bring on next year!
Fantastic news Francis! It's good to see that Bertrams is carrying on the tradition of winning awards at dragon boat races! You've done brilliantly to raise so much for the East Anglian Air Ambulance.
Update: Frances's Just Giving Page shows the Bravehearts have now raised over £800 – well exceeding their original £500 target 🙂


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Sometimes things happen that are out of the blue, but they touch you so deeply that you can't ignore them. That's the case with South Carolina Heart Gallery. Kids in need have always held a special place in my heart. It goes back to my wonderful parents teaching me to care for the less fortunate and those in need. So when a colleague of mine told me about SCHG, I was on board immediately. I asked Program Assistant, Mary Smyrl to help me explain just what SCHG is and it's purpose:
South Carolina Heart Gallery uses the power of photography to help find adoptive homes for children lingering in foster care. Children in foster care who are legally free and waiting for adoption are referred by DSS. Local photographers donate their services to provide beautiful black and white portraits of the children, reflecting each child's unique spirit and personality. The portraits are displayed in public venues around the state and on the Heart Gallery website at http://www.scheartgallery.org . Each child also receives an small album with an assortment of the photos taken of them.
Begun in New Mexico in 2001, Heart Gallery is now a national program. South Carolina Heart Gallery was founded in 2005 by Millie Qualls, Program Coordinator, and is a special partnership between the Children's Foster Care Review Board and the SC Department of Social Services (DSS).
Please take the time to check out their website or Facebook page. Getting the word out there will go a long way in finding a child a home.


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The project Digital Activism in China, USA and Scandinavia (DigAct) brings together leading and emerging American, Chinese and Scandinavian scholars of a vivid and striving field at the intersection of media and communication studies, sociology, cultural studies and political science focusing on the role of digital media and its most important predecessors for political mobilization and organization in three regions.
DigAct has two connected aims. Firstly it strives to inquire and discuss major theoretical and methodological approaches within the field from an intercultural, comparative perspective. Secondly it provides a forum for early-career scholars of digital activism to discuss their work with leading researchers in the area.
The work of DigAct revolves around three workshops and an international conference over the course of three years. The workshops and conferences will be organized at each of the partner institutions. The workshops will provide a forum to develop theoretical perspectives on digital activism and for early-career scholars to discuss their work in close exchange with established researchers. Through feedback sessions and assigned discussants the meetings will help to produce high quality journal articles and contributions to the textbook by both early-career scholars and senior researchers.
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A string of bad luck forced to slow down Sebastian Vettel's title race – the German suffered the pain of another DNF on Sunday at Japan as his F1 title hopes vanished almost over the horizon. 59-euro priced spark plug problems forced the German out of Sunday's Japanese GP on the fourth lap after his Ferrari mechanics had worked excitedly on the starting grid to try and fix an engine problem.
At Malaysia an engine failure cost Vettel a great opportunity to start at the front of the grid; a disastrous crash at the start of the Singapore race handed Hamilton a handful of points.
Currently the four-time world champion more under-pressure, Vettel is one reprimand away from a grid penalty following being punished for missing the national anthem ahead of the Japanese GP. The reprimand resulted that, Vettel must avoid getting a reprimand for any driving offence over the remaining four races of the campaign.
"Of course, it hurts, and were all disappointed," said Vettel, who hugged his mechanics and gave the crowd a quick wave after returning to the pits.
"For sure now you don't look at the positives because it's not the day to look at positives," he added.
However, Ferrari president, Sergio Marchionne recently insists Vettel's 2017 title charge is not over.
Ferrari "will not give up, the important thing is not to lose the confidence that brought us so far," he told Italian finance broadcaster Class CNBC.
"Without being arrogant I think Ferrari is at or beyond Mercedes' level today," Marchionne added.
Four races remain on the schedule, and no lead in Formula 1 is safe over that long a timeframe, no matter how insurmountable it seems. Hamilton is currently 59 points ahead of Vettel and listed as a 1/9 favorite to win the Driver's Championship, an impressive degree of certainty for a sport that can (occasionally) be so unpredictable. There could be value wagering on Vettel. If you like the German's chances to pull a late-season upset but aren't sure how to do it, you can consult this helpful guide to using sportsbooks.
The German has defended his Italian outfit after suffering a fresh and possibly decisive championship blow at the Japanese GP.
"It's normal to be critical, especially if things go wrong because it's part of our job," Vettel told Sky F1. "But I need to protect them [Ferrari] – they've done an incredible job so far.
"It's just a pity in the two races with the reliability issues. But it's like that sometimes and of course it hurts and I'm disappointed, but now it's important to get some rest and give my all for the last four races and see what happens."
Mercedes also opted to introduce all four of its power units very early in the season, so a crash or an untimely failure could put Hamilton on the back of the grid. Even better, an as-of-yet undiscovered reliability issue popping up as the power units age would leave Mercedes completely hamstrung, with no ability to make further developments within the allowable limits. Extreme weather could also favor Vettel: so far the Ferrari seems to be more capable in varying conditions, when it manages to stay out of the way of crashing cars.


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Coaches' Preview of the 2017 Fall Season
Aug 29, 2017 03:44PM ● Published by Kenneth Hamwey
BHS coach Peter Lacasse shown with Sarah Edwards, after a successful 2016 event.
BHS Boys Aim to Contend for Title in Cross-CountryThe Bellingham High boys cross-country team, which finished with a 5-1 record last year, will be banking on depth and experience in an effort to finish on top in the Tri Valley League.
Coach Peter Lacasse (shown above), whose team opens at home against Holliston and Medway on Sept. 6, believes his Blackhawks will contend for the league crown because of a plethora of strengths. "We usually don't have much depth, but this year we had 28 boys at pre-season practice," he said. "We're young, but that's also a plus since we've got a lot of juniors who've been in the program for two years. We're experienced and we've also got runners with speed and endurance."
The nucleus includes senior captain Justin Laferte and juniors Mike Reissfelder, Philip Jones, Brandon Gillcrist, Brandon Williams and Ethan Carr. "They all ran as freshmen," Lacasse said. "They're athletic, work hard, have a combination of speed and endurance and focus on the task at hand. Justin is a vocal captain who's mentally tough and provides leadership."
The girls squad, which was winless last year, will be led by juniors Katie Reed and Maddi Vadenais. "Both are third-year runners," Lacasse said. "They've grown in the sport, they're competitive and they will score points."
Golf Team Goal: Add to 4-Win SeasonCoach Brian DeDentro has some specific areas he'll be emphasizing so that his Bellingham High golf team can continue to build on last year's four-win season. The Blackhawks open their 2017 campaign at Millis on Sept. 5.
"We'll be focusing on more short-game practice, more time on the range and classroom practice," DeDentro said. "We'll be utilizing New England Country Club's short game practice area for putting, chipping and bunker shots. We plan on using technology to critique and improve players' swings, and we'll be teaching rules, etiquette and course management in a classroom setting. We'll also have an instructional squad that introduces beginners to the game."
This season's captains are junior Owen Fitzgerald and sophomore Mikey Gamble. "Our captains are young, but I feel confident they will succeed in their roles on and off the course," DeDentro said.
Besides DeDentro, BHS teacher Justin Townsend will be coaching along with volunteer John Fitzgerald, who's in his third year with the program. Townsend will direct the jayvee team.
DeDentro also added that he's excited about returning to NECC. "Their hospitality and dedication to Bellingham youth golf is unsurpassed," he said.
Captains Big Plus for Field Hockey TeamThe Bellingham High field hockey team will be relying on three senior captains and a new slogan to improve the squad's record last year, which included two victories and two ties.
The captains are Blake Silvestri, a center midfielder; Maureen Krysta, a forward-midfielder; and goalie Audrey Labonte. The theme will be "hustle, hit and never quit." Coach Aley Thibault is bullish on her captains, who not only are capable leaders, but also talented players.
"Blake has great skill and knowledge of the game," Thibault said. "She was named team MVP as a sophomore and has been a Tri Valley League all-star the last two seasons. Maureen is a great leader on and off the field. Our leading scorer the last two years, she pushes herself to improve. Audrey had multiple games with 30-plus saves last year. She's got great instincts and she's aggressive. She enjoys the game and she also pushes herself to improve every day."
Thibault said that she and the captains have positive expectations and are aiming for all-around improvements. "We want to increase shots on net, increase goals scored, decrease defensive corners, decrease shots against, and decrease goals against," said Thibault. "The girls all worked harder this summer, eager to start the season in better shape. Our theme is all about improvements and fighting the whole 60 minutes."
The squad will begin the season on Friday, Sept. 8, at home against Dedham, the TVL's newest member.
BHS Spikers Aim for ImprovementFive seniors have graduated from last year's Bellingham High volleyball team, but coach Steve Mantegani likes what he sees from his returning players and is optimistic that there will be continued improvement in 2017, his second year at the helm. Last year's team won three matches.
Returning outside hitters include Maddie Mantegani and Jenna Venuti, and his middle blocker is Gianna Sannicandro. "We'll be looking for other returning players, such as Sonny Nelson, Cailey MacGregor, Rose Nelson, Makenzie Boucher, and Julia Milot to step in and get more court time left by our graduated seniors," Mantegani said.
"Maddie is a third-year starter who's athletic, passes the ball well and plays strong defense," said her coach and father. "She's a smart player at the net and getting stronger. Jenna is coming off a great freshman year, where she started as the other outside hitter opposite Maddie. She does a great job passing for us and is getting stronger as a hitter. We should be a strong serving team with seniors Sonny Nelson and Cailey MacGregor returning. Both play well in the back row and were among our top servers on the team."
Coach Mantegani said his team will focus on controlling the ball, playing good defense, and being aggressive at the net when the opportunities arise. "We're excited to have more young talent coming through the program to compete and strengthen all of our teams," he emphasized. "In early August, we had 40 girls signed up for the tryouts. We held our first BHS volleyball camp this summer for grades 5-8."
Mantegani noted that BHS will be moving from Division 2 to Division 3 this year, providing the team with a more competitive opportunity for the post-season. "We'll still compete in the TVL, which remains one of the stronger leagues in the state with returning D-2 state champ Hopkinton and perennial D-2 powerhouse Medfield," he noted.
The Blackhawks, who will open their season Sept. 6 at home against Millis, have three other coaches in the system. Chris Ridolfi will assist Mantegani, the jayvee coach is Whitney McKay and the freshmen coach is Deb Sacco.
BHS Cheerleading Roster Reaches 22Coach Tracey Elliott is optimistic about her Bellingham High cheerleading squad: "We've got competitors who are talented and should do well in competitions."
The 22-member roster includes a pair of senior captains—Alyssa Provost and Ashley Champagne. Provost is back for her second season as a captain. "Both girls are leaders, they're athletic and they're a positive influence," Elliott said. "We're a young team with seven eighth-graders and two freshmen. All 22 of the girls will be on duty for football games."
Elliott's goals for 2017 are basic and emphasize a team-first approach. "We want to see the girls succeed by building on their knowledge and skills," she noted. "The girls have worked diligently all summer and have shown lots of dedication. We'll focus on every aspect of cheering and dedicate time to tumbling, an area where we've been lacking in the past."
Besides the captains, the rest of the team includes seniors Julia Thibault, Lacey Spencer and Kiara McDonald Metiver; juniors Kaley Hammon, Alivia Dussault and Kylie Higgins; sophomores Jess Walsh, Katelyn Laughlin, Casey Montgomery, Kathleen Gallagher and Emily Champagne; freshmen Megan Thorell and Kaitlyn Little; and eighth-graders Courtney Barros, Ryanne Haynes, Emma Nealon, Hannah Mancuso, Lindsey Doyle, Rachel Newcombe and Lilly McFall.
The only competition that was scheduled at Bulletin deadline was for Oct. 15 in Milford.
BHS Girls Soccer Opens on Sept. 6Coach Len Gosselin will focus on day-by-day and game-by-game improvement as he enters his second year as the girls varsity soccer coach at Bellingham High.
The team, which opens its season on Sept. 6 at Norton, will be led by senior captains Bella Mancini and Taryn Martel. Mancini will play fullback and Martel is a forward. Another top-notch competitor is fullback Shannon Williams. "This trio is athletic, skilled and able to provide senior leadership," Gosselin said.
Gosselin, whose first year unfortunately didn't produce a victory, will be directing a squad that has only five returnees. "We're young but I'm excited about our group," Gosselin said. "They're hard-working, their attitudes are positive and they've strived to be in great condition. We'll be an aggressive team and we'll be disciplined on offense and defense. Our team will be built from the back line."
Two players Gosselin was counting on—freshman goalie Kaitlyn Rapose and senior Jesse Magerman, a halfback-forward—will not be competing for Bellingham. Rapose is at Bishop Feehan and Magerman is playing for the U.S. girls development team.
Positive Approach for BHS Boys SoccerBob Elster begins his first full season as head coach of the Bellingham High boys soccer team fully aware that the program not only has struggled but also endured a winless season last year. His positive outlook, however, should be a big plus.
"I believe the tide is turning," he said. "We're going to see a stronger program develop during the next several years. There's been significant growth (numbers have doubled and a jayvee team has been formed). We've got a group of boys who've shown perseverance and a positive attitude. There has been a culture of losing and low expectations for too long, and I'm hoping to empower the players to break out of that pattern."
Senior Victor Roman has been named a captain, and Elster may name another one as the season approaches. "Victor can play defense or midfield," Elster said. "He's got tenacity and a never-give-up attitude. He leaves everything on the field, always playing with great heart and effort."
Three players, whom Elster labels as "team leaders," are Jason Mardo (junior goalie), Ernesto Ramirez (senior defender), and Ramon Petrov (senior defender/striker). "Jason has passion for soccer," Elster said. "This year he's really stepped up as a leader and continues to improve as a goalie and field player. Both Ernesto and Roman add speed and physicality to the team. They'll battle hard and meet challenges. Both are good leaders."
Elster, whose team opens its season on Sept. 6 at home against Norton, also is bullish on sophomores Dennis Fuentes and Derek Ojukwu. "Dennis has a positive attitude, he's a strong leader and he's also got another year of club soccer under his belt," he noted. "Derek is a natural athlete with lots of speed, which could help our team greatly."
Successful Season for the BulldogsThe Bulldogs, Bellingham's Senior Babe Ruth team, finished its regular season at 11-6-1, then faced Franklin in the playoffs, where it lost the best-of-three series, 2-1. The Bulldogs lost the opener, 11-1; tied the series by winning the second game, 10-8; then were eliminated in a 2-0 loss.
Coach Jeff Dunn was extremely pleased with the dedication and commitment his squad displayed throughout the season, especially improving on last year's 7-11 record. "We had unbelievable leadership from multiple players: Jake Gagnon, John Reed, and others, including players who represented us on the all-star team—Sean Williamson, Derek Izzo, Ian McSweeney and Matt Montgomery," said Dunn. "Our team played with grit and class and competed through any adversity we faced."
Dunn thanked the players whose age prohibits a return next year: Danny Begley (pitcher/outfielder) and Derek Izzo (pitcher/outfielder). "I'm thankful for the opportunity to coach them and I was pleased with the way they played the game," he noted. "Danny could shut teams down on the mound with a commanding fastball and Derek became one of the most feared, if not the most feared, outfielders in the league, making numerous spectacular catches in center throughout the season."
Dunn said that he and his coaches welcome back those players who are eligible to return next year "so that we can continue to build off what we have been able to accomplish, put together another successful year and make a run at the championship."


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When I started in stockbroking in 1978, I lived half a mile from the office and the stock market did not open until 9.30am, so a 9am departure for work was the norm. Maybe that was something that attracted me to the industry.
No such luck these days. A 6.30am alarm call and a 30-mile commute up the M90 from my home in Dunfermline to my office in Perth sees me at my desk for 8am.
My list of early morning tasks include checking how the market has opened, looking out for any early morning stock market announcements, and going through my emails.
By 9am, I will have had a look at my discretionary portfolios. This prepares me for a 9.30am meeting with my business partner Simeon Laing, in which we discuss what we might be buying and selling that day and any other office issues that need to be addressed.
10.30am will see me phoning a client who is due a Know Your Client update. It is very important that we are up to speed with our clients' financial situations, and we formally update their positions online every year or so.
By 11am, I might be preparing a six-monthly review letter for one of my advisory clients. It's an important communication, which is part of our managed service.
Sometimes at 12.30pm, I'll head out to a Rotary Club lunch. I have been in Rotary for the past 15 years and, notwithstanding the charity work that is involved, it is an ideal opportunity to network with potential and actual business contacts (and I also get fed!).
I'll be back in the office for 2pm to prepare for a potential new client who is coming in to see me in half an hour.
This client has an advisory account with one of our rivals worth about half a million pounds, but he is not happy because they are threatening to withdraw the Crest Sponsored Membership facility.
The client wants to keep his name on the register and was pleased when he phoned up and I told him that we could offer that facility. We have a good meeting and it looks as though he is going to transfer his account over to us.
At 3.30pm, we have a brief office meeting with Simeon and myself, and our colleagues Lorraine Laird and Susan Watt, to discuss the guest list for an upcoming client drinks party we are arranging.
There have been a few celebrations for the firm lately – including an event held recently in honour of the 140th anniversary of the firm's foundation in 1875.
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At 5pm, I head back down the road to have a meal with my partner, Anona.
If daylight allows, I might then head out to the golf course for a quick nine holes to clear my head, before returning home for a glass of red wine, a quick check on how Wall Street is closing, and then off to bed before it all starts over again.
Having been in the business for nigh on four decades and having seen the change from late starts to early starts, liquid lunches to dry lunches, and typewriters and day books to computerised systems and trading, I am long enough in the tooth to realise that you never really know what the next day might bring.


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"The object of the book is to put into the hands of the people a statement of the views regarding the medical properties of alcohol held by those physicians who make little, or no use of this drug. In most cases their views are given in their own language, so that the book is, of necessity, largely a compilation. It is hoped that while the laity may be glad to peruse these pages because of the very useful and interesting information to be obtained from them, the medical profession, also, may be pleased to find, in brief form, the teachings of some of their most distinguished brethren upon a question now frequently up for discussion in society meetings."
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Product Details
- 9781304808134
- Copyright
- Pinnacle Digital Press, LLC (Standard Copyright License)
- Published
- January 15, 2014
- Language
- English
- File Format
- ePub
- File Size
- Product ID
- 21400314
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