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In addition to helping shoppers navigate the selection of flowers, trees, and other plants, the knowledgeable staff can also help them complete landscaping projects with outdoor artwork, waterfalls, and more. "It's professional advice here," says Jim. "We really try to understand our customers' needs and offer solutions that will both excite them and provide long-term enjoyment." He even recommends people bring in dimensions and photos of their space so the staff can get a better idea of what will grow well there. Flamingo Road Nursery offers delivery and complete installation services. Other garden-centric items, such as fountains and colorful adirondack furniture, give customers more chances to enjoy their outdoor living spaces.
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Mess with mathematician-slash-author-slash-boxer Keith Liddell, however, and you might be on the wrong end of a world record-setting punch.
"Chicago has the record for the fastest hands," he said. "That's what I want people to see."
The 26-year-old Logan Square resident has etched his name in the Guinness Book of World Records as the owner of the world's fastest martial arts punch. On Oct. 6, Liddell threw a punch traveling 44 mph at Body Tac Karate Dojo in South Shore.

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Bills' Williams puts positive spin on move to safety
Aaron Williams said Tuesday he views his position switch from cornerback to safety as an opportunity, not a demotion.
"I'm a corner playing safety, that's the way I look at it, a corner playing safety," Williams said after the team's minicamp practice. "They wanted me back there to have an advantage against tight ends or guys in the slot. I can still play corner if they put me back there. It has nothing to do with they think I can't play corner. It's a corner playing safety."
The Bills confirmed Williams' switch at the start of the team's three-day voluntary minicamp for veterans at One Bills Drive.
Williams has failed to establish himself at cornerback over the past two seasons, since being selected 34th overall in the 2011 NFL Draft.
The 6-foot, 199-pounder has the body and the athleticism to make an impact at safety, and the Bills have a need at the position with the departure of George Wilson, who was released in February.
New defensive coordinator Mike Pettine effectively used a three-safety nickel package a lot the past few years with the New York Jets.
If Williams can excel at the position, the Bills could pair him with Pro Bowl free safety Jairus Byrd in the back of the nickel defense and allow big strong safety Da'Norris Searcy to play closer to the line. Searcy still needs to prove his coverage ability in order to win the starting job at safety. Williams also could give the Bills a better coverage option against top tight ends, which have posed an increasing matchup problem for defenses in recent years.
"That's one of the things that's a big advantage for Aaron Williams is he's played corner," said Bills general manager Buddy Nix.
"So if he needs to walk up and play the slot he can do that. So that dictates it a lot. … The whole deal of the strong safety that plays down in the box is about gone. They just won't let you do that."
Nix said quick receivers like Denver's Wes Welker are too tough for strong safeties to cover.
"They'll match him up against Welker, and you can't cover him," Nix said.
Some draft analysts projected Williams as a potential safety when he came out of the University of Texas, in part because he didn't run a blazing 40-yard dash time at the scouting combine. He ran it in 4.55 seconds, although he ran a bit faster at his pro-day workout.
"In run support, he has few peers at the cornerback position in terms of the players that have come out in recent years," ESPN analyst Mel Kiper said at the time.
Williams had coverage trouble last year. He allowed five TD passes in the first five games. He started the first eight games, then suffered a knee injury and missed five games. He returned to start the final two games of the season.
He will need to show he can develop the anticipation to be a playmaker on the back line.
"Wherever the coaches want me to play I'm going to play it," Williams said.
"It's not I don't like it. It's not I do like it. It's if the coaches put me in the best position for the team."
"The coach said we're gonna move you to safety," Williams said. "It's for your best benefit and for the team. After that, you know, just go with it. There's no second-guessing it. Don't second-guess the coach. He's the man, the head-honcho. I ran with it and it's working out so far."
Williams has not played any safety since high school, and he acknowledged he will need to do plenty of studying this offseason.
"Everything changes, not just the reads," Williams said. "You're telling the cornerback what they're supposed to be doing. You're telling linebackers what they're doing. You're telling the other safety what you're doing. So it's a completely different way of playing, from corner to safety. But I'm adjusting to it and I'm having fun back there."
The Bills have two more days of practices, which are closed to the public.
New numbers for Bills: Quarterback Kevin Kolb (4), cornerback Stephon Gilmore (24), receiver Dorin Dickerson (82), defensive end Alan Branch (90) and linebacker Manny Lawson (91). Dickerson was listed as a tight end last year.
Buffalo has 11 players practicing this week on a tryout basis. Among them is Niagara-Wheatfield High product Byron Mulkey, who finished a fine basketball career at the University at Buffalo in 2011. Mulkey, an All-Western New York defensive back in high school in 2005, had a tryout with the Bills last spring as well.
The others on the tryout list: defensive ends Jamie Blatnick (Oklahoma State) and Marcus Robinson (Miami), linebacker Kourtnei Brown (Clemson), defensive tackle Nicolas Jean-Baptiste (Baylor), cornerback Mike Holmes (Syracuse), tight end Nick Provo (Syracuse), kicker Chris Koepplin (Massachusetts), punter Brian Stahovich (San Diego State), running back Frank Summers (UNLV) and long-snapper James Winchester (Oklahoma).
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Village seeks alternative energy sources
WAYNESFIELD — Waynesfield village administrators continue to investigate the possibility of alternative energy sources for future village needs.
Waynesfield Village Administrator Fred Rowe informed Waynesfield Village Council members Monday about the possibilities for wind-generated energy and natural gas being brought to the village in the future.
"It is feasibly possible that a wind generation facility could be in operation in 2012," Rowe said. "With the natural gas, we have to look at it as a 100-year build. It is not a five- or 10-year build so we could spread the cost over a long time."
No official estimates have been done and no studies have been conducted on installing natural gas lines in the village, however Rowe did give a ballpark figure of $3.5 million to complete the project.
"Everyone has to understand this is preliminary and there are no official estimates," Rowe said.
Preliminary engineering, feasibility, and environmental studies would all have to be done for the project to go forward. Village administrators will continue to gather information to see if plans are feasible for either project to take place.
Councilors are revisiting the possibility of locating a BMX bike trail somewhere in the village.
Village administrators investigated the issue in 2008 but the issue had died. Mayor Mike Ridenour said the village is starting from "square one" and examining the possibilities of liabilities, location and cost issues.
During the meeting, local resident Sharon Ewing addressed councilors on a property which she says is an eyesore and asked councilors if anything could be done.
"I don't want to look at it," Ewing told councilors at the meeting.
The property, located at 100 Maple St., is owned by Richard Conner of Lima. Ewing said the property is uninhabited.
"The thing is an eyesore," Ewing said. "He very seldomly mows the grass. I know the village has zoning and I wanted to see what could be done about it."
Rowe told Ewing that the owner had been issued a citation for high grass. Ridenour asked Rowe and Police Chief Nathan Motter to review zoning for the village and see what else could be done to clean up the property.


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Find the balance between the optimal training schedule and getting the most enjoyment from your running.
In the past, I've outlined how you canincorporate shorter, more "fun-oriented" races into your schedule while still keeping the integrity of your training plan intact. You may have noticed that I made no mention in that article of how to integrate marathons into your schedule—should you be thinking of including an easy 26.2-mile run as either a long run or a fun run.
Believe it or not, it's a question I receive often: "Would it be a good idea for me to run a marathon as a long run with my friends before my goal race?"
I can understand the sentiment behind the question. The atmosphere at a marathon is electric and with all the likeminded runners around you, the miles can fly by in a way that's not easily replicated on a training run. Unfortunately, if you want to maximize your chances of a personal best at your next goal race, I don't recommend running a marathon in training—either as a course-supported long run, or for the atmosphere and the camaraderie.
Here's the short reason why: In addition to offering very little training benefit, the 26.2-mile distance is difficult to recover from (yes, even if you run easy) and you risk becoming derailed from your optimal training routine for 10-14 days. Don't just take my word for it, however. In the next few pages we'll explain some of the science behind why you should avoid running a marathon as a long run or fun race.
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We are pleased to publish this special selection of papers from the 2003 Innovative Applications of Artificial Intelligence Conference (IAAI-03). IAAI seeks out applications of artificial intelligence that either demonstrate new technology or use previously known technology in innovative ways. IAAI particularly seeks out examples of deployments of AI technology that tackle the problems of demonstrating value and planning for long-term deployment. The five articles we have selected for this special issue are extended versions of papers that appeared in the conference. Two of the articles are deployed applications that have already demonstrated practical value. The remaining three articles are particularly innovative emerging applications. We will briefly outline each of them.
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Diabetes Heroes: Urban Miyares - Taking Control of Your Diabetes
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When first diagnosed with diabetes, many people understandably lament the limitations the disease will have on their lives. But Urban Miyares, a legally blind Vietnam veteran with type 1 diabetes, proves that a "can do" attitude and effective management can turn an upsetting diagnosis into boundless possibilities. In the TCOYD season premiere, Dr. Steven Edelman talks with Miyares, an accomplished athlete in both skiing and sailing, about his remarkable achievements in the face of a medical challenge. (#23418)
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Dell quietly switches off own-brand MP3 player line
DJ Ditty dropped to make room for Sandisk, Creative kit
Dell stopped selling hard drive-based digital music players in February and now it's dropped its own-brand Flash offerings too. Instead, the PC giant will sell players from SanDisk and Creative.
"Dell offers only name brand MP3 players," the company's website says, among the reasons it offers why consumers should buy a digital music player from Dell. Clearly, then, 'Dell' is not a name brand in the MP3 market.
Dell's last own-brand player was the DJ Ditty, a $99 512MB device witha 1in, 96 x 32 LCD; a built-in 300mAh rechargeable battery capable of delivering up to 14 hours' continuous music playback; and an on-board FM tuner.
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Herrick Norcross is a fifth generation farmer from Tyronza, Ark., with a simple goal in mind — making sure there is a sixth generation of Norcrosses from Tyronza, Ark.
This is one reason the cotton, corn, milo, rice and soybean producer went to a no-till, corn/cotton rotation in 1997.
"After the fall of 1996, my five-year average cotton yield was approximately 730 pounds per acre," said Norcross, who spoke during an innovative grower panel at the 2005 Beltwide Cotton Conferences in New Orleans. "There were also a lot of fluctuations in yield from year to year, with a high to low range of almost 500 pounds. Most of my fields were irrigated, but to be successful, I had to do a better job."
In 1997, he started working toward a no-till, corn/cotton rotation on one field, going with one year of corn followed by two years of cotton. "I was hoping to find an edge. I had a little experience with no-till soybeans, but had never grown corn or no-till cotton."
The rotation seemed like a good fit for Norcross because planting time for corn would not interfere with his cotton planting. Second, his corn would work on cotton row spacing, so he didn't need any additional planting equipment. Third, the corn could be harvested earlier, which meant his picker crew could handle harvest before the cotton was ready.
Norcross set three goals with the no-till rotation: increase cotton yields, stabilize yields, and decrease expenses by going to no-till.
He took a big step toward meeting his first goal after the second year of the program. "In 1998, following my first corn crop, my first cotton field yielded a personal record of 950 pounds. Yield dropped in the second year of cotton. I went back to corn in 2000 and then in 2001, I set another yield record of 1,040 pounds.
"This past season, I set another high yield record of a little over 1,300 pounds, even after 15 inches of rain had fallen on it. The increase in yields is fairly typical of all my fields in this rotation. All my fields following corn in 2004 averaged 1,275 pounds.
Eight years after he started the program, he's raised his overall average yield over the most recent five-year period to 970 pounds.
He's also been moderately successful meeting his second goal of stabilizing yield, with annual yield averages over the last five years ranging from 900 pounds to 1,125 pounds. That's a 225-pound yield range versus the 500-pound yield range he was getting prior to the rotation.
Norcross says there's more to the increase in yields than the rotation program and no-till. "Variety improvements have helped, too."
Norcross' third goal of decreasing costs "is harder to measure, but I believe that no-till has allowed me to cut expenses. I've seen a significant reduction in the hours I've put on my tractors. I burn less diesel fuel and spend less on repairs."
Norcross estimates that with no-till, he's reduced the number of hours put on tractors by 35 percent versus conventional-till. "I've eliminated one full-time employee while keeping my acres the same."
Norcross plants Roundup Ready corn and cotton in the rotation, but the Roundup Ready corn "is really just a matter of self defense. It protects me from any drift problems with glyphosate."
However, he tries not to use glyphosate on corn during the growing season, going with only conventional corn herbicides once the crop has emerged.
"By using conventional herbicides in-season, I can give the field a rest from year after year of continuous glyphosate. Maybe this will allow me to head off any resistant weed problems that could occur."
In the cotton years of the rotation, "I do go with more of a glyphosate-based program, although in the past few years, I have been using materials with a residual benefit in conjunction with glyphosate. This past season, I had good weed control success in my cotton with Envoke and Sequence."
Since beginning the rotation, Norcross has seen an improvement in overall health and fertility in his fields. "Organic material has been rising. While I still put out mixed fertilizer, the requirements are more along the lines of a maintenance application rather than heavy applications of potash and phosphate."
Norcross applies 32 percent nitrogen solution to his cotton in a split application. "Ideally, the timing for me is one application before or right after the crop emerges, with a second application at pinhead square."
Insect pressure in no-till is heavier, notes Norcross. "With the residue from the corn and the no-till, we have to be sure to do something for cutworms — usually behind the presswheel. Thrips can also be a problem, so I go with a seed treatment. If I don't, I could have problems with delayed maturity later in the season."
Plant bugs have also become a major problem for Norcross, an impact that might be related to the corn/cotton rotation. "I don't know if the corn is acting as a host and the populations are building there, but we have to spray over and over again for them."
Norcross says the no-till, corn/cotton rotation "is not perfect and every year, I try to do something different to make it better. It's an evolving process. But it is helping me become a better cotton producer."
Norcross seeks advice from other farmers who are running similar production programs "to see how they are handling their problems. I work closely with my crop consultant to see what is working and what isn't. We review every year and decide what to do for the coming year.
"Our county Extension has also been a valuable source of information. Without their help and others, I don't think I would have had the success with this program."
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Adherex Reports Positive Preliminary Interim Phase II Results for Eniluracil plus 5- Fluorouracil and Leucovorin at the CTRC-AACR San Antonio Breast Cancer Symposium
December 9, 2012 - Research Triangle Park, North Carolina
Patients who had rapid disease progression on capecitabine treatment(1) (N=9) and crossed over to take eniluracil/5-FU/leucovorin (EFL) experienced the following:
-- 89% had clinical benefit(2)
-- 33% had tumor responses(3)
-- Ongoing median progression-free survival of 117 days vs. 42 days while
taking capecitabine
Adherex Technologies Inc. (TSX: AHX)(OTCQB: ADHXF) today announced preliminary interim results from the ongoing Phase 2 clinical study evaluating EFL in metastatic breast cancer patients. The results were presented in a poster at the 2012 CTRC-AACR San Antonio Breast Cancer Symposium, San Antonio, Texas, by Edgardo Rivera, MD, Medical Director, Banner MD Anderson Cancer Center, Gilbert, Arizona. The poster can be found on the www.adherex.com website under the Investors and Media section.
"EFL could potentially allow patients who rapidly fail capecitabine to continue with another oral 5-FU therapy rather than switching to the less well-tolerated intravenous microtubule-interfering agents," said Edgardo Rivera, MD. "We are hopeful that a small clinical trial in patients with metastatic breast cancer who failed capecitabine may be an attractive path to rapidly demonstrate the clinical usefulness of EFL."
EFL was also well tolerated and active in the main study that compares safety and anti-tumor activity of EFL (Arm 1) vs. capecitabine (Arm 2) in metastatic breast cancer patients who had been previously treated with an anthracycline and taxane. Arm 2 patients who have disease progression on capecitabine may crossover to take EFL in Arm X. All study drugs are taken orally.
The EFL regimen was optimized according to the methods covered in Adherex patent filings and are presented on the Adherex website.
As of Oct. 29, 2012, 122 patients had tumor assessments. Approximately 20% of patients were treated as 1st-line for metastatic disease (80% as 2nd-line) and 70% had previous 5-FU treatment(s). The preliminary interim results were based upon 68 patients in Arm 1, 54 patients in Arm 2 and 18 patients on Arm X. Clinical benefit was 76%, 74% & 61%, and tumor response rate was 25%, 26%, & 17% in Arms 1, 2, & X, respectively. One CR occurred in Arm 1. For patients in Arm X who had rapidly failed capecitabine, 89% had clinical benefit and 33% had tumor responses.
The final efficacy and safety data from the study, including progression-free survival (PFS), are expected to be released during the second quarter of 2013.
Rosty Raykov, Chief Executive Officer of Adherex, said, "Thanks to the scientific leadership of Dr. Tom Spector, we are pleased to see these avenues opening up to potentially provide benefit to cancer patients. Adherex is focused on finishing enrollment of the study by the end of this year. The Company does not intend to raise capital until final data is available from the study and partnering opportunities are fully explored."
(1)Patients who rapidly failed capecitabine treatment had disease progression (PD) within 70 days (one scan). (2)Clinical benefit = (significant (partial, PR) + complete (CR) tumor reduction + stable disease (SD)).(3)Tumor response = PR or CR.
About Eniluracil
Eniluracil is a mechanism-based inactivator of DPD, the enzyme that rapidly breaks down 5-FU. Accordingly, Eniluracil increases the 5-FU elimination half-life from about 15 minutes to 5 hours and enables 5-FU to be administered orally, making it 100% orally bioavailable. In addition, Eniluracil prevents the formation of alpha-fluoro-beta-alanine (F-Bal), the 5-FU-breakdown product. F-Bal appears to cause hand-foot syndrome and neurotoxicity. It also decreases the antitumor activity of 5-FU in laboratory animals. Furthermore, because DPD is present in variable levels, the highly variable and nonlinear pharmacokinetics of 5-FU become predictable and linear when DPD is inactivated by Eniluracil in cancer patients.
The weekly regimen used in the current Phase 2 trial is based on a Phase 1 Eniluracil/5-FU/Leucovorin trial that produced durable tumor responses and no hand-foot syndrome in advanced colorectal cancer patients who were refractory to intravenous 5-FU/Leucovorin. In a similar Phase 2 study with capecitabine, no tumor responses occurred and 87% of the patients experienced hand-foot syndrome, a painful condition that may require dosing interruptions and dose reductions.
About Metastatic breast cancer
breast cancer is the second leading cause of cancer related death among women, according to the National Cancer Institute. During 2012, American Cancer Society estimates that 226,870women will be diagnosed with breast cancer, while 39,510 women likely will die from the disease. FDA-approved therapies used to treat late-stage, refractory breast cancer include capecitabine (Xeloda®) for patients with breast cancer resistant to paclitaxel and anthracycline-containing chemotherapy; ixabepilone (Ixempra®) for patients with late-stage disease after failure of an anthracycline, taxane and capecitabine; ixabepilone plus capecitabine for patients with late-stage disease after failure of anthracycline- and taxane-based chemotherapy; eribulin mesylate (Halaven®) for patients with metastatic breast cancer who have received at least two prior chemotherapy regimens for late-stage disease.
Xeloda® is a registered trademark of Genentech, a member of the Roche Group.
Ixempra® is a registered trademark of Bristol Myers Squibb
Halaven® is a registered trademark of Eisai Pharmaceuticals
Forward Looking Statements
Except for historical information described in this press release, all other statements are forward-looking. Forward-looking statements are subject to certain risks and uncertainties inherent in the Company's business that could cause actual results to vary, including such risks that regulatory clinical and guideline developments may change, scientific data may not be sufficient to meet regulatory standards or receipt of required regulatory clearances or approvals, clinical results may not be replicated in actual patient settings, protection offered by the Company's patents and patent applications may be challenged, invalidated or circumvented by its competitors, the available market for the Company's products will not be as large as expected, the Company's products will not be able to penetrate one or more targeted markets, revenues will not be sufficient to fund further development and clinical studies, the Company may not meet its future capital needs, and its ability to obtain additional funding, as well as uncertainties relative to varying product formulations and a multitude of diverse regulatory and marketing requirements in different countries and municipalities, and other risks detailed from time to time in the Company's filings with the Securities and Exchange Commission including its Annual Report on Form 10-K for the year ended December 31, 2011. Adherex Technologies, Inc. disclaims any obligation to update these forward-looking statements except as required by law.
For a more detailed discussion of related risk factors, please refer to our public filings available at www.sec.gov and www.sedar.com.
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... Okay... I guess I'll call myself non-religious... Semantics hurt my brain... I'm definitely going to have to read that a few more times to get all of it...
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Accrding to me neithr christanity nor any othr relign should be forced over any individual ..... Religion means to believe in ... To believe everything related to it and when someone is being forced that prsn nvr understands anythin about it ..... By thinking that jesus will cum in your life and u will prosper .. Howe come .... These are just wrds .... First of all let me clear .. Jesus is not God he is juz messenger of Allah .... Christians believe that jesus is God ,, they are wrong ...., jesus nver said i am God .. He always said i am doin wht God has said me to do ..... He performed some miracles but that was just to test faith of people ,.....
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I think religion should be exposed to everyone, and Everyone should have the right to choose their religion or no religion. But as I have learned in school or in my personal experience. Wars have been started over religion or beliefs. Religion isn't bad, only bad when you have extremists. The best I have ever met have been atheists.
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Wow what a topic. Forgive me for not bothering to read every response - it's late and I've been writing philosophy essays all day.
Anyways, on this topic. First off, you've posed a "should" question, and in my experience, the answer to those are invariably no. But I think I would like to some considerations to mind, if for anything else then just playing devil's advocate.
My brother is a Baptist pastor. I am a (very-lax, so bad on me) Zen Buddhist. He'll call me up and half the time we'll end up talking about some kind of theological or philosophical debate, and I absolutely savor these interactions with him. Mostly because I know it makes him feel good - you see, what I really want to get across is when a Christian, or frankly any person of any religion, attempts to share their religion with you, it's not (at least in my experience, I realize there are outliers ) that they are doing it because that religion has had a beneficial impact on their life. It has given them something that they want to share with you, that they want you to be a part of with them. That level of empathy and compassion comes from a very deep place. This is why I spoke to the Mormons that came to my door for an hour, and the Hindu monk on the street for thirty minutes. Something in these religions gives their lives meaning, and perhaps that means it has something to offer me.
I guess my point is listen to religion with an open mind. But, at the same time, keep your reason and wits about you - don't believe in anything blindly. But it's pointless and frankly sad to get mad at people for wanting to share something that brings them joy with you. Even, I think, if it is tinged with the 'go to hell if you don't' part. Because really, who actually believes Ghandi is in Hell?
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I've recently been thinking about this because...my mind is weird and wonderfully random, and I started thinking about my high school biology classes. One teacher in particular-- my 10th grade Biology teacher whom I loved having greatly -- came to one of the weekly meetings held by the high school's Christian fellowship group, of which I was a part of. He said, and I paraphrase, "I'm a biology teacher. I LOVE science, but I am also a Christian and I love God and Jesus as well." Then he explained how he believed that God's hand was what drove the evolutionary cycle forward-- thus, being able to believe in both God and evolution with no problem, and I don't agree with people who say you can't believe in both science and religion. I believe that you can. I do.
I also dislike how, as mentioned earlier, Christians are often stereotyped as being a certain way. My friend got the question "If you're a Christian, why do you drink? Doesn't your God forbid drinking?" more times that she would care to count, and I personally got "oh, you're one of those people." It's frustrating because we all aren't one way all the time. Not everyone is one thing just because we belong to a certain label or group or what have you. This inclues the stereotype of Christians as "pushy" when it comes to their religion and non-believers.
While there are some people who try to push their beliefs and opinions unto you-- I've met quite a few, including my own parents-- not all Christians are like that. I personally would never try to push any of my friends into believing what I believe; that would be like forcing them into something they don't want to do, and Christians aren't meant to be forceful-- Christianity, to me anyway, is not a religion that forces people into believing it. There are extremists, like a lot of few pointed out, but it's important to remember that just because one part of a group is this way, it applies to the rest. It's not dye. It doesn't dilute to the others.
So no, I don't think religion should be forced upon people. I find that people who willingly learns about religion, rather than those who are pushed into it, tend to be the best followers of it, and their hearts are more into it. Any kind of religion, not just Christianity.
As an example from my own life, I was really thrilled about God, Church, Bible study, and nourishing my relationship with God in high school and the first part of college, but something made me falter and part of it was that one of the leaders would keep asking me to attend the meetings and asking me questions like "why don't you...?" and just using a tone I did not appreciate. So I stopped going after my 3rd year of college.
Now, I've become content to just listen to Christian music every now and then and pray on my own. It's an ideal, but II feel as though people around me are trying so hard to get me to go to Church (aka my parents) every week, and I think that's a bad move.
People should want to do things, not do them because they feel like they have to.
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The truth of the matter is that no one can force anyone to be a Christian. Clearly history is evidence that certain groups were "forced" or "bullied" into conforming to certain rules or customs. However, being a Christian means being in love with Jesus so much that He becomes the most important and most satisfying thing in your life. You can't force someone to feel that way about Jesus. Any genuine change in a person's life has to be done between Jesus and that person.
Another thing to understand is that honest Christians are concerned for people they love/are in touch with. People who truly love Jesus are not focused on making today/tomorrow/next week/next year better. It's about looking forward to living with Jesus after they die. Genuine Christians want the people around them to share the joy they have found. They are also afraid that the people they love will spend eternity in misery. You think this life has trouble? Imagine feeling only loneliness, despair, depression, rejection, and every horrible thing in this life forever and ever and never experiencing anything good ever again. Hell is not a hooved devil with a pitchfork. It is about being cutoff from every good thing forever. I think people who suffer from depression get a glimpse of what this might feel like. Genuine Christians honestly want to save their loved ones from ending up like this.
The Bible does say, however, that Christians are to preach the gospel. That is the heart of using commercials, social media, door-to-door, and conversation to tell people about Jesus. The thing is that even if I bully someone into praying with me, just so they can get rid of me, that doesn't really change their heart. That is ultimately between them and God. So my job is to tell people about Jesus, but I need to remember that I am just giving information and leaving the "pressure" to God.
Unfortunately, so many Christians haven't figured out how to get the message across. The Bible does not teach to hit people over the head with the Bible. Some Christians get so passionate about their relationship with Jesus that they forget that other people have to love Jesus FIRST before they will care about living in a way that Jesus wants. Also, some people who say they are Christians don't have that relationship with Jesus figured out. They get too caught up in making people follow the rules that they forget that Christianity is really about being friends with Jesus.
So, in your case, I'm sorry you are annoyed by religious messages. Maybe the people you are talking to are too pushy. Maybe you have hard feelings toward God and can't stand to hear it, even when it is delivered in the best way. You mentioned a group at school so I wonder if the people you are talking to are very young (teenagers, young adults). I was an over zealous teenager and I was definitely a Bible thumper in high school. It has taken me many years and a lot of real life to understand what Jesus is really about. There is no ideal life. Loving Jesus is about getting through life in the best way, it is not a magical and mystical formula for a perfect life.
I hope you can understand that people who are genuinely trying to tell you about Jesus have good intentions. They really want you to have every good thing that is available to you. Ultimately they want your eternity to be safe and happy.
And also remember that those people who are pushy or even downright mean are wrong. God is not unkind and He doesn't want you to feel put off by His Word. Knowing who God really is is the heart of Christianity, and not every "Christian" is good at showing you who that really is.
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I don't believe any religion to be forced on someone. There is only one god and religion of it does not matter for real. It's us who made these kind of division of religion which has to be stopped by people.
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Local author James Ayers will read from and discuss his new book, "From the Mists of Eden," at Towanda Public Library on November 10 from 10 am to noon. The book is an adaptation of 11 stories from Genesis, told as stories from a family from long ago.
Ayers has been a pastor for over 30 years and has a Ph.D. from Boston College. His first book, "Finding the Story: Hard Texts, Homiletical Narrative, and Hearing God's Voice" was aimed at pastors seeking to relate Bible verses as stories. "From the Mists of Eden" will find a more general audience, and people will feel a closer connection to the well-known but distant-feeling stories of Genesis if they are presented as if they are told by an uncle or a sister.
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UM Hoops vs Western Michigan Tuesday 8:30PM Crisler Big Ten Network
Looks like Steve Hawkins just had a baby.
No, not that Steve Hawking. Western Michigan's basketball coach. His wife went into labor just before Western's tip-off with Oakland. NTSteve Hawkins has been a fixture on the sidelines for Western Michigan for a decade, and even the birth of his second child wasn't going to stop him from leading the Broncos to a good Grizzly smackdown. The 76-72 win moved Western to 6-1, with their only imperfection coming in their first game against a bad Cornell team. That'll happen when 3 of your best players are freshmen.
NTSteve Hawkins thought he had it made with a solid team last year…Until nearly the entire team took their turn on the injured list. Western would go on to have a disappointing year, 14-20. In the offseason they lost Mike Douglas, Demetrius Ward, Flenard Whitfield, and Matt Stainbrook to graduation and/or transfer. Those that stayed got a chance to build chemistry with some talented freshmen on a whirlwind tour/4 game exhibition fest in Italy, France and Monaco.
The team we will see on Tuesday doesn't look much like the one Kalamazoo watched last year. And Broncos fans are happy for that.
The Broncos, much like the Wolverines, have seen a major infusion of talent in the offseason. Brandon Paul's baby brother Darius (6-8 freshman forward) has injected a lot of athleticism into the front court, as well as adding 12 points and 6 rebounds to the cause.
6-1 freshman point guard Jared Klein takes some of the ball handling pressure off of Austin Richie.
Klein averages 2 steals to go with his 6 points and 3 boards, and helps to space the floor with his outside shooting (.429 behind the arc). 6-5 freshman swingman Connar Tara chips in with 3 points and 3 boards as well as 20 minutes of solid defense.
Preseason all Mac West 6-7 senior forward Nate Hutcheson returns as the Broncos best player.
He is averaging 14 points and 5 boards, scoring inside as well as out(.333 from behind the arc). 6-4 senior guard Brandon Pokley has been absolutely killing opponents from downtown, shooting a blistering .455(on about 5 attempts/g) from deep.
6-2 sophomore point guard Austin Richie leads the Broncos in assists(4) and chips in from behind the arc shooting .316 from downtown. 6-10 junior center Shane Wittington leads the team in rebounds with about 9(WMU has outrebounded its meager opponents 37-29ish). Wittington also chips in 10 points and is always a threat to erase shots in the post(6 blocks in his last game against Oakland).
The Broncos are a nice team, and I think they will be very competitive in the MAC. They've beat Oakland at home and South Florida on the road. Obviously if #10 Bandon Pokley is getting open shots on the perimeter it's going to hurt. But yeah,
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. They've got some nice players, but you look at this team, and you look at our team, and there is a certain degree of "Anything you can do, Michigan can do better". And I think this is what we will see on Tuesday.
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(Reuters) - Telecom providers T-Mobile US Inc and Verizon Wireless do not directly contribute to the controversial U.S. surveillance program, partly due to their overseas ownership ties, the Wall Street Journal reported Thursday, citing people familiar with the matter.
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Community Missions of Niagara Frontier recently held an effective communication-training program for its supervisors as an initiative of its staff development program. The class met weekly for five sessions on Thursday mornings, with the aim of improving the communication skills of those within the agency.
"The objectives of the class are two-fold," said Keith Kuehlewind, the agency's human resource coordinator. "The initial objective is to bring awareness to what effective communication is, and the second is to learn and practice the skills of being an effective communicator in everyday situations."
Kuehlewind presented the class. Sessions focused on areas such as identifying different types of communications, the factors that influence communication, and the importance of listening in communication. In addition, an emphasis was placed on learning what skills are necessary to become an effective communicator. Role-playing scenarios then served as key opportunities for the attendees to put these learned skills into practice.
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Hog's Head, History and Hymns: An African-American Cookbook Blends Traditional Recipes with Spirituals and Tales of the Underground Railroad
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WACO, Texas (Feb. 4, 2014) -- It was a time when slaves scrabbled for whatever food they could find, grow or collect from their white owners, a time when spirituals held coded messages for fugitives, a time of dangerous escapes to the North or Canada for freedom via the Underground Railroad.
Myria Bailey Whitcomb, a student at Baylor University and a former re-enactor at a Pennsylvania church that was a safe house on the Underground Railroad, was enthralled, saddened and heartened by the legacy of her ancestors.
She wanted to share the heritage and spiritual strength of those times. So she embarked on assembling an unlikely mixture: lyrics of such spirituals as "Wade in the Water" and "Go Down, Moses," memories handed down from those who lived through an unforgettable chapter of American history, and recipes with such ingredients as hog's head, ham hocks, collard greens, chitlins and oxtails.
In "An African American Cookbook" (written under the name Phoebe Bailey), many of the 400-plus recipes exemplify turning something undesirable into something good -- just as tragedy was turned into triumph not only by those who escaped to liberty long before and during the Civil War, but by blacks and some merciful whites who helped them along the way.
"I wanted to honor the Underground Railroad," said Bailey Whitcomb, a student at Baylor's Truett Seminary enrolled in a dual degree program to earn master's degrees in theology and social work. "This is more than a cookbook; it's a history book."
The book includes quotations by "the famous and the not so famous," she said. Those individuals range from abolitionist Frederick Douglass and Harriet Tubman -- an African-American "conductor" who escorted more than 300 slaves to freedom -- to elderly members of Bethel African Methodist Episcopal Church of Lancaster, Pa., who passed on tales of slavery and freedom handed down from previous generations.
One member, Elizabeth McGill, recalled how her mother would tell her three children stories of "the Old Times" and read from the Bible. She recalled, too, how her mother used flour to patch wall cracks to keep out the cold in a home not much improved from slave quarters.
"We had no ceiling and no water," McGill said. "It was normal to look at the stars at night."
In Pennsylvania, Bailey Whitcomb -- who co-pastors Allen Chapel AME with her husband, Jeffrey Whitcomb, in Athens, Texas -- served as writer, director and actor of "Living the Experience," an interactive reenactment of the Underground Railroad.
In her book, lyrics of spirituals serve as prefaces to recipe sections.
"Such spirituals often carried code languages for enslaved Africans," she said. "In 'Wade in the Water,' the code was to go to the river, where water would cover the fleeing Africans' scent and tracks, making it difficult for bloodhounds to track them."
Individuals or "conductors" in the network provided food, money and "stations" -- hiding places in homes, barns and out-of-the-way spots --as well as aid in nighttime travels, sometimes by boat, sometimes by train, and very often on foot. Besides the conductors, "there were free communities of Africans that had never been enslaved, so they were a wonderful drop-off" for escapees, Bailey Whitcomb said. Many who championed the effort helped escapees find jobs, even providing letters of recommendation.
As for the recipes, many included food that slaves were given by their owners.
"They were given what was undesirable by the white people - but they worked," Bailey Whitcomb said. "Chitlins and pigs' feet. They made it, and it tasted gourmet."
*Myria Bailey Whitcomb will give a free one-woman performance of a cappella spirituals about enslavement and the Underground Railroad at 6:15 p.m. Wednesday, Feb. 26, at Seventh & James Baptist Church, 602 James Ave., Waco, Texas. Her book is available on amazon.com.
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Gregor Bortel, Rado Zuska and Mattias Solich are 3 of my very favorite guys, so I was very pleased to get them together for this scene. It starts with Gregor seated, in just his shorts, feeling himself as he watches Rado and Mattias kissing each other. Mattias then kisses Rado's nipples and reaches for his cock, which is already hard, and out of his jeans. Mattias drops down and takes that cock in his mouth as Gregor pulls his dick out of his shorts. Gregor quickly gets very hard as he stares intently on Mattias sucking and licking all over Rado's rock hard cock. Mattias is really working on that cock, he loves sucking. Gregor stands up and moves over to the other two guys, his cock sticking out of his shorts. Rado grabs for that cock and wanks it as his own throbs for Mattias. Gregor rubs his hand over Rado's massive chest. His mouth meets Rado's in a sensual kiss at the same time, with Mattias focussed on sucking. Mattias really has a taste for cock now and Gregor moves to the side of him, so that he can suck on his too. Mattias is really up for it as his sucks on both guys in turn. Two hard cocks to satisfy his lust. He takes turns on the cocks, as Gregor and Rado kiss again. Then the jeans are stripped of and the guys move to the couch, with Mattias sucking on Rado as Gregor sucks on him. All three cocks are rock hard and ready for action, with Gregor wanking himself as he sucks Mattias who, in turn, is still working his mouth all over Rado's. He just loves that big, fat cock and also sucks the balls into his mouth. He just cant get enough of Rado. Gregor is just loving Mattias cock and balls as well, working his mouth all over them. He then starts rimming Mattias ass, with Rado helpfully holding a Mattias leg up to make the hole available. Gregor's tongue really works on Mattias hole, lapping as it as Mattias keeps going on Rado's dick. Gregor loves Mattias hole and teases it with a finger, before pushing it inside. He works that finger in the hole and then pulls out and spits on the hole. Nicely lubed that hole now gets two fingers, and Mattias feels it being induced open as he sucks on Rado. Mattias then gets on his knees, so that his ass is available. Gregor loves how the hole is presented and starts to fuck it, nice and slowly as Rado, on his knees, has his cocked sucked some more. Rado is loving it and bends to kiss Mattias before feeding him more cock. Gregor keeps fucking Mattias hot hole as he leans forward and kisses Rado. A spit roasted Mattias is a sight to behold, with Gregor and Rado doing a great job on him. Rado needs more than sucking though and the guys move so that he can pump his cock deep into Mattias' ass and suck Gregor at the same time. Mattias loves how his ass feels, full of big, hard cock. He is wanking himself and moaning with pleasure as his ass is full and Gregor is sucking on his toes. The guys are really going at it strongly, sucking, fucking and wanking, all in unison. Rado is so horned up as he fucks that hole, faster and harder, with Mattias loving every second of it. Mattias is so close, and very soon he pops a nice creamy load while Rado is fucking him nice and deep. The guys really loved that pop shot and kiss each other. But Rado wants more and lays down on his back, legs in the air, so that Gregor can fuck him. Gregor is more than willing to do it, and shoves his dick into Rado's hairy ass. He opens that hole with his big cock, fucking it hard and fast, with Rado wanking himself. He quickly shoots a big creamy load all over his chest. Gregor continues to fuck that hot ass until he needs to cum too. He pulls out and wanks himself and shoots his hot load over Rado. The guys then move to kiss each other, after a really great session. What a wonderful scene, with 3 really good guys. I loved every minute of it.
We invited newcomer Marek Ocasek to come in for a Raunchy Duo with Honza Copak. Honza is sitting on a chair comtemplating something. He stands up and we soon see what is on his mind, as we glimpse Marek, through a sheer curtain, in a recess. He is bound, blindfolded and gagged. Honza reaches through the curtain and pulls Marek out. Honza starts pulling Marek about and hitting him with some rolled paper. He really pulls on Marek's nipples, making him moan, and then he slaps him. Then Honza takes some whips and starts to beat Marek's body. Marek is then hung,from an overhead pulley, with his arms spread wide, so that his feet are off the ground. Honza continues to beat him, with Marek spinning round as he takes it. Honza opens Marek's jeans and pulls them down a little, releasing his already throbbing cock. Marek's cock stays rock hard as he iw worked on. Soon Honza is hot for cock and goes down to take Marek's dick in his mouth. He sucks on the cock, and bites it before coming off it and slapping it. Next Honza re-arranges Marek, so that he is on his knees and restrained with metal hooks in his nose and ass, with his mouth held open by a gag. Honza strips his clothes off and shoves his cock into that open mouth. He fucks his cock in and out of the mouth as Marek moans. Honza then moves round and slides his throbbing cock into Mareks ass. Marek loves to get fucked, real hard. His cock is rock hard as Honza is deep inside him, fucking him real good. Marek loves this action and Honza moves him again, hanging his body from the overhead ropes, with wrists and ankles shackled together so that his ass is available for more fucking. Honza rams his cock in and out of Marek's willing hole. Marek certainly can take it, and Honza fucks him really well, at the same time wanking Marek's enormous erection. In fact Marek loves it so much and he shoots his load as Honza wanks him and fucks him. He shoots a big, creamy load with Honza's dick deep in his ass. Honza fucks even harder and the pulls out and gets ready to shoot his load too. Marek is lowered to the ground and Honza kneels over his face and shoots a huge cum shot all over him. Then he removes Marek's gag and pushes his spent cock into his mouth. Once it is cleaned properly Honza is ready to relax and sits down to read, while resting his feet on Marek, who is left restrained, and ready for more. What an excellent scene, and Marek really proved his worth as a fabulous bottom, while Honza, ever reliable, really gave him what he wanted.
Tomek Jilek is aged 22 and lives in Bratislava. He is a student who enjoys swimming and basketball in his spare time. He is a good looking guy, with a nice, fit body. Tomek's video is set in the fitness room, and he starts by removing his tee-shirt. Then he limbers up with some stretching exercises before picking up some dumbbells and starting his routine. He is soon very hot and sweaty from training those muscles and towels himself. Then, sitting on the training bench, Tomek removes his shoes and socks, closely examining his feet, popping a couple of joints as he does so. Leaning back on the seat he slowly starts to undo his shorts, reaching inside to feel himself. Then, standing, he lowers the shorts to reveal a beautiful, flaccid cock. Stepping out of the shorts Tomek then takes a skipping rope and starts to skip, with his cock flapping around, beautifully. After some further stretching, after the skipping, Tomek then takes a pole and steps up onto the training bench, with his back to us and starts to do some squats, so that his ass spreads nicely, right in front of our eyes. We see his lovely pucker hole as he squats, almost winking at us. Then he sits on the bench and starts to play with his cock. As he wanks it he tweaks his nipples and feels his body. Tomek's cock has grown big, and hard. He lays along the bench and continues to wank himself. What a lovely dick that is, and we get to see it in glorious close up. A helping hand arrives and squirts oil onto Tomek's chest. Then the hands start to rub that oil into the body, with Tomek's cock standing fully to attention. The hands rub that oil all over, caressing the cock as they work. Then one hand takes hold of the cock and starts to wank it. Both hands then work on Tomek's cock, opening the piss slit and giving a great view. Tomek's legs are then lifted into the air, so that his ass is exposed. The hands quickly get to work, running over the cock, balls and ass. Some more oil is used on that hot pucker hole. Then a finger is slipped into the hole, to test it. A vibrator appears, and that goes into Tomek's tight hole. Tomek gives a stern look to the helping hand, but allows the vibrator further into his ass. It looks great, with the vibrator opening his hole and his big cock laying above it. The hands then wank the cock as the vibrator works the hole. Tomek is looking closely into the camera as the hands do their work. It seems that he is feeling very comfortable with this action and soon the hands take their leave and Tomek wanks his big, fat cock to a wonderful climax, with his creamy cum landing on his torso. Tomek wipes his hand all over his body, smearing the cum in with the oils, before heading for a well deserved shower. Tomek is certainly one that I would love to see back in the studio for more work, this time with another guy.
Filip Kusak is aged 25 and lives in Vyskov, where he works as a plumber. In his spare time Filip enjoys cars and playing football. Filip is a very good looking guy who starts his video sitting on a bed. He begins to feel his body, quickly lifting his tee-shirt to let us see what a nice body he has. His hand dips into his shorts for a quick feel. Then he removes his tee-shirt so we can see that chest properly. He is keen to show us everything and removes his shorts as well, taking his cock in hand and beginning to stroke it. Leaning back on the bed his hand works that cock, getting it nice and hard. Once hard it looks like a very nice handful and Filip certainly keeps it nice and hard, looking straight into the camera, with those beautiful dark eyes, as he wanks. Marek seems to be really enjoying showing himself to us, and kneels on the bed and carries on wanking. Next he turns around and kneels, bending forward so that his ass is exposed as he pushes his hard cock back and wanks it. His tight little pucker hole looks very inviting in close up, as he wanks himself. As he wanks a helping hand arrives and oils his ass, teasing the hole and rubbing up and down the asscrack. Filip is then turned over, and lays down, so that his body can be oiled as well. The helping hand then takes that cock and wanks it for Filip, keeping it rock hard. He lifts Filip's legs so his ass is exposed again, and carries on wanking him. As he wanks Filip the hand then begins to explore his ass as well. He slips a finger into that tight hole and slowly fucks it in and out, all the time wanking that throbbing cock. Filip is ready to blow and drops his legs as the hand wanks his cock even faster. Soon he shoots a real nice load all over his leg. The hand pushes the cock down into the cum pool and smears it over Filips abdomen, before leaving him to relax a little. Then it is time for Filip to take a nice refreshing shower.
Jan Sadecky is from Ostrava and is 18 years old. He is a student who enjoys sports, fitness and basketball. He is a great looking guy, very handsome indeed and with an excellent body. Jan also knows how to pose and gives us some great views, as his strips naked. Then once he is we get to see that big cock rock hard and standing proud above very big balls. There are some really great pics in this shoot. Not least of which are some glorious shots of his ass, including when it is spread wide to show his hot hairy hole. We grabbed Jan as soon as he did his casting, and took him to the studio for this shoot and it turned out very well indeed. He is a surefire beauty.
Honza Pekny is aged 18 and comes from Holedec. He is a student who enjoys sex, football and chasing girls. He is a really good looking guy, with a lovely smile and an excellent, slim build. Dressed smartly for this shoot Honza strips off, slowly, firstly showing us a beautiful ass, covered with some fine fuzzy hair. Then we see his flaccid cock, which looks great, surrounded by his natural bush. He takes his time removing the clothes, so we see his cock hard, while still wearing his jeans. Finally the jeans come off and Honza shows as his ass, in close up, revealing a nice, hairy hole. I must say I am very impressed with how Honza looks in this shoot and will be checking his erotic video the moment if appears online. This is certainly a most impressive start to his career.
Roman Duzda is such a great looking guy, and i was very keen to see him in action with another guy. I wasn't sure whether he would go for it, so I set up this erotic solo for him and introduced Gregor Bortel into the equation to see how Roman would get on. In the event it turned out very well indeed, with Roman responding very well to Gregor's presence. It also had the desired effect of loosening Roman up sufficiently for him to go further in later shoots. It is a very sensuous shoot, with Roman caressing himself and exposing his big hard cock before Gregor arrives on the scene. The two immediately start caressing each other, and feeling cocks. Gregor then puts both the cocks together and wanks them. He then leads Roman to do more, by showing us a very nicely spread ass, with Roman assisting. Roman then does the same, down on his knees ass spread so we see he beautiful hole. Gregor is astride him later, with his ass spread as well, so we see two hot pucker holes at the same time. The guys then finish things off with two very nice cum shots, first Roman and then Gregor, who shoots his load over Roman. I found this duo very erotic indeed, and am so pleased at the result with Roman now doing more and more work.


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