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County positions set for 2014 elections
April 23, 2014
(Corrected April 29, 2014)
Filing runs May 12-16 for positions that will be on the summer and fall election ballots, and many county government positions will be open.
County Auditor Diane Tischer said she and county Commissioner Blair Brady and Assessor Bill Coons have already declared with the state Public Disclosure Commission that they will be candidates for re-election.
Cathlamet Town Council Member Richard (Dick) Swart announced Monday that he is resigning his position effective 12:01 a.m. May 1. The unexpired portion of his term in office will be added to the 2015, not 2014, ballot.
Positions and current office holders include:
Partisan positions
County Commissioner District 3 (4-year term), filing fee $ 359.80, Blair H. Brady incumbent; precincts--Skamokawa, Deep River, Grays River and Rosburg/Altoona.
Assessor (4-year term), filing fee $553.78, Bill Coons incumbent.
Auditor (4-year term), filing fee $ 553.78, Diane L. Tischer incumbent.
Clerk (4-year term) filing fee $ 553.78, Kay Holland incumbent.
Prosecuting attorney (4-year term), filing fee $1,214.13, Daniel H. Bigelow incumbent.
Treasurer (4-year term), filing fee $553.78, Tammy Peterson incumbent.
Sheriff (4-year term), filing fee $ 700.27, Mark Howie incumbent.
Non-partisan positions
District court judge (4-year term), filing fee $437.97, William J. Faubion incumbent.
Wahkiakum PUD Commissioner Position #1 (6-year term), filing fee $165, Eugene Healy incumbent; precincts--East and West Puget Island and South Cathlamet.
Partisan filings/no fee
Precinct committee persons (2-year terms)
Precinct Democrat Republican
Deep River none Don Smith
Grays River Steve Puddicombe Sulema Zerr
Rosburg/Altoona Blair Brady Margaret Hyland
Skamokawa Susan O'Connor Charles Parker
Elochoman Hans York Claudia Rua
Rosedale Dan Bigelow Annette Riley
Columbia Kay M. Cochran Jerry Hogan
E. Puget Island Mike McAvoy Lana Poe
W. Puget Island Lee Tischer Wallace Bingham
S. Cathlamet none James Stronach
N. Cathlamet Janelle Bond None


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2. Over the top, easily caricatured anti-homosexual statements
3. Targeted military funerals (to make regular Americans see anyone opposing the homosexual agenda as un-American crazies?). Targeted mainstream Christians, too.
4. Always got lots of free MSM publicity
5. Always backed by courts
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Crispy Asian Chicken WingsFebruary 3, 2016 By Cathy — 15 Comments
Sticky, sweet, spicy and crispy Asian chicken wings are perfect party fare!
You didn't think I was going to let you host your Super Bowl party without a recipe for crispy, saucy chicken wings did ya? No matter how you like them…buffalo, spicy, mild, fried or baked…they're a must on the big day. This year I'm mixing it up and going with Asian flavored wings. Let me be clear. I LOVE buffalo wings. Hot and spicy, but not so hot that I can't feel my face, but not so mild that I don't need to have my beer handy to take the edge off.
But as much as I adore the classic, I love to test out new recipes too. I've tackled various Asian flavored chicken wing recipes over the years, but this one is my favorite. I've found that marinating the wings overnight makes for a super tender and flavorful bite. The marinade is packed full of Asian flavors…soy, hoisin, sesame, garlic and ginger combined with a little brown sugar for sweetness and lime for tang. The wings are baked until crispy and the sauce is syrupy and thick. They're perfect served with a sprinkle of sesame seeds, scallions and a squeeze of lime. If you're feeling saucy, cook the reserved marinade down to serve on the side or drizzled over the top. This is one of those times when less isn't more.
Paired with a big green salad, these Asian chicken wings make for a nice, light dinner too. No need to fuss with a pot of oil or an electric fryer since these are baked instead of fried, and the active prep time is pretty minimal. Make sure you account for marinating the wings though, as they really do benefit from a good, overnight soak.
If you're serving these at your party, be sure to have a stack of napkins nearby to mop up all that sticky, spicy sauce. While you're at it, keep those cold beers close too. These wings will definitely have your guests licking their fingers and wondering…buffalo who?
- 2 lbs chicken wings, tips removed and separated into drummettes and wings
- 2 cloves garlic, smashed
- 1 1/2 inch piece ginger, coarsely chopped
- 1 lime, zested and juiced
- 2 Tbsp light brown sugar, packed
- 2 Tbsp chili garlic sauce
- 2 Tbsp unseasoned rice vinegar
- 2 Tbsp soy sauce
- 3 Tbsp hoisin sauce
- 1 1/2 tsp kosher salt
- 3 Tbsp sesame oil
- *sliced scallions, lime wedges, and sesame seeds for garnish
Whisk all the ingredients (expect wings and garnish) together in a bowl.
Place the chicken wings in a large Ziploc bag and pour marinade over.
Seal and turn several times to coat.
Chill at least 4 hours, but overnight is ideal.
The following day preheat oven to 350 degrees and place chicken wings on a non-stick foil lined sheet sheet tray, reserving marinade.
Bake for 1 hour, or until cooked though and browned. Turn the wings a couple times as they cook to prevent sticking and promote even cooking.
Strain the reserved marinade into a saucepan over med/high heat.. Add 1/2 cup water to the pan and bring to a boil. Boil 10 minutes. Start with 1/2 cup water and add more if the sauce gets too thick.
Sprinkle the chicken wings with sesame seeds and scallions and serve with sauce and lime wedges.
Recipe yields about a dozen wings.
Filed Under: Appetizers/Snacks, Recipe
15 responses to "Crispy Asian Chicken Wings"
Oh my gawsh, one can certainly NOT have a super bowl party without wings!! And these look beyond delicious, Cathy! Loving the spicy Asian flavor!! I would demolish these in record time! Pinned! Cheers!
Absolutely Cathy! The Super Bowl would not be complete without some tasty wings to nibble on! I love the flavors in your recipe! I'll need to make them for my son Casey when he comes home for break! He'll LOVE them!
These look so great! I'm in Patriots country so I think we're all planning to spend the day staring glumly at the wall, but these wings would perk things up. 🙂
Going to try it today, smells good when I was mixing up everything, of course the ultimate is what it tastes like. I am grilling the wings on charcoal and taking no short cuts. I expect this to be delicious, I have taken the main ingredients and altered them sightly to suit my taste, but I am creating art here so give me the benefit of what the eye of an artist sees. No I am not painting it, I am eating it. : )
Made these yesterday and so delicious! Had to use a little cornstarch to thicken the sauce but we ate most without any. So tender and moist!
How did you get such a deep red color with the finishing product? Just curious. Great wings!
Can't wait to try these wings!!
They have been marinating for 12 hours now.
Quick question….
Can these wings be grilled or just baked in the oven. We are having a BBQ today and want to know if it makes a difference. Thanks!
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By John Goralski
Sports Writer
Coach Colleen Roarty was actually considering scratching Stephen Barmore from the 100m finals when she saw him limping toward the starting line. The senior sprinter hobbled into the finals with one of his worst times of the season, and his chances at making the state open were dire at best.
But that's why they run the races. Barmore (11.53) trimmed almost a tenth of a second from his seed time to climb three spots in the rankings. His fifth place finish was enough to earn a Class LL medal.
More importantly, it qualified for the final spot in the CT State Open.
"He knew that he would have to go all-out in the finals," said Roarty. "He definitely did everything he could to push through and get to the finish line. It was one of his worst times of the season, but we're still happy to get him to the state open."
Barmore wasn't the only one that had to overcome obstacles when the Class LL championship opened on Tuesday, June 3. Thunder caused a delay after the 400m, and play didn't resume until two days later. Still, Southington managed four medalists and three entries into the state open.
Ridgefield (85) edged Danbury (78) and New Britain (61) atop the Class LL standings, but Southington battled into the top 15 with 19 points.
"I think this was good for my first season, but we're obviously going to be looking to improve upon this next year," said Roarty. "We want to score even better. We want to get more athletes into the state open, but we did have a lot of great performances."
Matt Bennett led the Knights with a third place finish in the shot put (50'6.5") and the discus (140'3"). Bennett will advance to the state open in both events.
"I think he's peaking at the right time, especially in the shot put," said Roarty. "His throws keep going further and further. His goal is to get back to New Englands and even get back to nationals. I'm rooting for him."
Charles Morelli was the only other Knight to medal at the Class LL meet with a sixth place finish in the 110m hurdles (16.19), but he missed the state open qualifying time by less than one second.
The 4x100m relay team came even closer. Despite his injury, Barmore joined Zach Maxwell, Matt Maxwell, and Tyler Hyde for a 10th place finish in the relay (44.32), and their time came within two one hundredths of a second from the state open benchmark.
"It was frustrating. We felt like it was going to rain the whole time we were there, and it was so humid on day one," said Roarty. "I think it affected us mentally because the performances when we had to go back on Thursday weren't as good except for Sean Garrison. He ran a really good time in the 3200m (10:08.05), but other than that we didn't do that great."
So the Knights will settle their postseason hopes on Barmore and Bennett. The competition happened after this story went to press.
To comment on this story or to contact sports writer John Goralski, email him at jgoralski@ southingtonobserver.com.
Knights crack top 15; Bennett, Barmore advance to the state open
By John Goralski


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Figures released from the National Water Safety Forum (NWSF) earlier this month revealed that the peak summer months of July and August witnessed the most deaths in 2014. The Royal Life Saving Society UK (RLSS UK) is urging people to enjoy the water safely at sites designated for swimming.
RLSS UK's Director of Volunteer and Community Education, Mike Dunn, said:
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- Submerged objects may not be visible
- Obstacles or other people in the water
- Lack of safety equipment and increased difficulty for rescue
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For more information on the RLSS UK, water safety advice or details on lifesaving courses suitable for children and adults, visit www.rlss.org.uk


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— A class-action lawsuit has been settled by the involved parties where the plaintiffs allege 2006 Subaru B9 Tribeca hoods can open while driving.
The Subaru B9 Tribeca hood lawsuit was filed by owner Marion Hadley who claims her 2006 Subaru B9 Tribeca was traveling 65 mph when the hood flew open and slammed into the windshield. Hadley claims the impact sent glass all over her and dislodged the rear-view mirror, leaving her no choice but to pull off the road and wait for help.
Owners of 2006 Subaru B9 Tribeca SUVs have complained to CarComplaints.com about similar hood problems, including about shattered windshields and repairs bills reaching $5,000.
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Hadley complained in the lawsuit that the automaker didn't pay for repairs, which left owners paying thousands of dollars because of a hood defect. In her case, Hadley claims Subaru wouldn't even investigate why her hood flew open unless the plaintiff paid for everything.
She also claims Subaru must have known about the problematic hoods used in 2006 B9 Tribecas because the automaker starting using bolts in 2007 for the B9 Tribeca hoods. Hadley said this is proof Subaru knew the plastic clips it used in 2006 models didn't keep the hoods closed.
CarComplaints.com will update you with finalized terms of the hood lawsuit when they are made public.
The Subaru B9 Tribeca hood lawsuit was filed in the U.S. District Court for the District of New Jersey - Hadley v. Subaru of America, Inc.
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This is a technically impressive old-school 2D shooter throwback, but guess what? It doesn't save local high scores! It's one of those deals where you have to upload to a global leaderboard. That's garbage. I have no desire to take this game online. Local high scores would be so easy to implement. Then you have to think - why do these games want to get us online so badly? Hint - it's not for YOUR benefit.
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I thought your would like this game. There is a 360 version which is download only. I will have a look over the weekend and see if it saves the high scores locally. It was always my probably with a lot of the online retro games. The saved the scores to their global database. That was fine as long as their server was online.
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San Diego Gas and Electric and the River Park Foundation announced the finalists for this year's Eco-Ambassadors People's Choice Award Tuesday at an event hosted by News 8's Vanessa Bezic.
Each organization was selected based on its commitment to finding innovative ways to care for the environment.
"Environmental education is one area, restoration efforts, cleanup efforts. Organizations that are contributing one way or another to our precious environment," Frank Urtasun of SDG&E said.
"The idea is that these are the best in San Diego, some of the very best organizations. And they're really making a difference," Rob Hursel of the San Diego River Park Foundation said.
The top eco-friendly group will get a $25,000 grant from SDG&E.
You can cast your vote for the People's Choice Award online starting this Friday. Voting ends June 20.


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MANILA, Nov. 11 (UPI) -- The death toll from Typhoon Haiyan rose to 1,744 Monday as Philippine President Benigno Aquino III declared "a state of national calamity."
The official death toll had been 255, but the surge in fatalities appeared to indicate rescuers had reached remote villages and that restoration of phone service was enabling better accounting, The Wall Street Journal reported.
Aquino, in a nationally televised address, spoke of relief operations and international help for his country, where estimates of the death toll from the monster typhoon are as high as 10,000.
"We have declared a state of national calamity in order to speed up the delivery of rescue, relief and rehabilitation efforts in the provinces devastated," the president said.
Haiyan struck the country Friday and went on to batter Vietnam.
Aquino said more funding was approved for the departments of Social Welfare and Public Works and Highways so they could help millions of affected people, the Philippine Daily Inquirer reported.
As the Philippines coped with the devastation caused by Haiyan, known locally as Yolanda, the country's weather service warned about another storm's approach.
While Haiyan pummeled Vietnam, causing heavy damage, weather officials said a tropical depression was forecast to make landfall in Surigao del Sur in the Philippines, Tuesday, the Daily Inquirer said.
"Hopefully it will stay that way or weaken after landfall," said Ruthie Manzanilla of Philippine Atmospheric Geophysical and Astronomical Services Administration.
Manzanilla told the Daily Inquirer the storm wouldn't be as strong as Haiyan, which leveled homes, cut off communications and destroyed transportation routes, making aid delivery and damage assessments difficult.
"There are too many people dead," Richard Gordon, chairman of the Philippine Red Cross, told CNN. "We have bodies in the water, bodies on the bridges, bodies on the side of the road."
Tacloban, a city of more than 200,000, was shattered by Haiyan, which brought a surge of water off the Gulf of Leyte. The storm surge flattened entire neighborhoods of wooden houses and tossed ships about as if they were toys.
With gusts topping 155 mph, Haiyan may have been the strongest tropical cyclone in recorded history, but meteorologists said more analysis was needed to confirm whether it set a record, CNN said.
After pummeling the Philippines, the storm lost some of its punch as it moved across the South China Sea during the weekend.
Early Monday, it hit the coast of northern Vietnam, 2 hours ahead of its expected landfall, the newspaper Tuoi Tre reported.
Authorities evacuated hundreds of thousands of people from vulnerable areas in preparation of Haiyan's arrival.
After Haiyan moved through Quang Ninh province, officials said three people were reported missing. They were aboard a cargo ship that sank during the storm. Rescuers saved one other crew member, authorities said.
Vietnamese officials said the storm destroyed 18 houses, ripped off 525 roofs, sank 16 ships, wrecked two antenna towers, uprooted numerous trees and damaged many acres of crops.
The storm moved into China's southern Guang Xi province, where it was predicted to weaken to a tropical depression, Tuoi Tre said.
Aid workers said Vietnam likely avoided the level of damage suffered by the Philippines but officials warned that heavy rains could cause flooding and landslides in northern Vietnam and southern China, CNN said.
In the Philippines, officials tried to establish the level of destruction at Tacloban and elsewhere along Haiyan's path.
On Samar island, where Haiyan made its first of six landfalls as it skipped across the islands, government and aid officials said they were still trying to reach many affected communities, as well as areas on Cebu and Panay islands.
Aid on military planes was arriving at Tacloban's airport, which resumed a very limited commercial flight schedule Monday, CNN said.
U.S. Marines, sent to assist in relief efforts, also arrived Monday in Tacloban.
"We're working hand-in-hand with the Philippines, both with their armed forces and the national police, and we will help them in their need," Brig. Gen. Paul Kennedy said.
But with roads blocked by downed trees and power lines and airports destroyed, relief efforts are challenged logistically, said Praveen Agrawal of the U.N. World Food Program
The lack of food and water led to looting and the threat by business owners to shoot intruders if necessary, CNN said.
Orla Fagan, spokeswoman for the U.N. Office for the Coordination of Humanitarian Affairs in Manila, estimated 9 million people were affected by the storm, Voice of America reported.
Besides food and water, she said a major concern was shelter because the Philippines is in its rainy season. She said several countries and humanitarian organizations have contributed money or materials for housing, as well as medical and rescue teams.
In his address, Aquino said 22 countries, as well as private organizations, either provided or pledged to provide aid and support for relief operations in the devastated areas, the Daily Inquirer said.


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Hi MariHou,
I know what you mean when you were talking about not being able to go to any of your appointement alone. I am the same. My husband as always been with me, and if he can't make it my best friend always takes is place.
She will take a day off (without pay) to be sure that I am not alone. Not even for an MRI.or Scan. She always makes a day of it. Time for us to be together. We are very lucky.
As for your hip pain. My pain started as being only in the lower back then over the yrs progressed to the hip and back then now back hip and leg. My last MRI was not clear enought for them to see exacly, but they did say that they could see possible Stenosis, on both sides. Very sever on my left side.
Lyrica as help control the pain, two, three times a day if needed.
Just wanted to let you know, good luck keep us posted. Cécile


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I've taken the plunge and bought a tin of Army Painter Quickshade - Strong, after seeing the results on other blogs and have experimented with it on one of my French HaT line battalions. It seems to engender strong opinions, but I thought I'd give it a go anyway. I'm still not convinced that it's more economical or more effective than a bigger tin of varnish from the hardware store, but I'll look into that in the future.
I found that the best way to spread it after dipping wasn't the prescribed flicking, but blowing on it after letting the excess drip into the can. I tried the suggestion of holding it with pliers while dipping and flicking, but obviously that's what you should do with metal figures, not plastic. The base of the first figure got a bit mangled by the pliers. The pictures in this posting compare one 12-figure battalion which has been dipped, with one that hasn't. I've then compared a close up of 2 of the same pose.
I know it's not to everyone's taste, but I quite like the effect it gives, especially for the skin. It defines the creases and folds of cloth well too. I like my figures to look a bit campaign-worn and not too shiny and new, so I think I'll keep on dipping the rest of my collection.
Monday, May 10, 2010
Army Painter Quickshade
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One alternative that works well for me is matt polyurethane varnish from Bunnings mixed with a little brown acrylic paint. It matts, darkens and highlights the folds and creases all at the same time. It also gives a slightly muddy weathered effect that looks good.ReplyDelete
It looks like you're getting a similar muddy effect on the lighter trousers of those figs.
Good idea, Zardoz. I might try that once I run out of Army Painter. However, I do like the fact that it's all pre-mixed so the tone is consistent.ReplyDelete
Yours is an all in one process, though, which has its attractions, because with Army Painter, you then need to apply a matt coating afterwards, because it is VERY glossy.
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Here is yet another essay about electromagnetic field (EMF) cancer scares. But hear me out—this essay is different from all of the previous demands for an epidemiological recount. We have been, and will continue to be, in a never-ending war involving epidemiology—population studies that point to an increased risk of cancer, especially childhood leukemia, for those living under the influence of electromagnetic fields. But if EMFs cause cancer, the effect is so slight that every epidemiological result is open to statistical question.
As an example of "statistical variation": Honestly toss an honest coin into the air 10 times, and keep track of the number of heads and tails. Repeat over-and-over again. The results are plotted in Fig. 1. The probability of getting 5 heads and 5 tails is not at all 100%; it is only 25%. The probability of getting 6 heads and 4 tails is 21%; and so forth. The point is that statistical variation is a fact of life (and cancer) that lends itself to endless dispute.
Fig. 1- Illustration of what is meant by "statistical variation." The diagram depicts the probability of getting various combinations if a coin is honestly tossed into the air 10 times. The probability of getting 0 heads and 10 tails, or 10 heads and 0 tails, is 1/1024 ≈ 0.001; the probability of getting 1 head and 9 tails, or 9 heads and 1 tail, is 10/1024 ≈ 0.010; and so forth. The probability of getting 5 heads and 5 tails is only 252/1024 ≈ 0.246. The summation of all the probabilities is, of course, one.
Consider this story associated with cellular telephones: In one of the well-publicized claims that was initiated in 1993, a man blamed his wife's use of a handheld cell phone for her death due to brain cancer. The media, ever eager to report information on any situation that might be construed as being harmful to citizens, whether fully substantiated by scientific evidence or not, "exposed" this incident as a hitherto unknown cause of cancer. In a few days, cell phone stock prices dropped by 17%. (The court eventually dismissed the case.) The Cellular Telephone Industry Association (CTIA), despite its own studies that concluded there was very low or negligible probability for producing any adverse health effects due to using cell phones, decided to allot additional funds to further study the issue. Now, after spending $25 million, the results are as confusing as ever, for the reason given above (statistical variation).
But I propose to completely bypass and ignore the epidemiological monster by only considering the actual effects that EMFs have on the body. The following is offered by way of background information:
(Much of this essay is lifted from [1].)
With the full knowledge of the uncertainties inherent in many of the studies of EMFs, and that scientific data must always be accompanied by qualifying statements about probability, accuracy, and precision, experts long ago decided that the best course of action was to examine and select the best available scientific studies and to construct guidance and reasonable exposure limits in the overall interest of protecting public health. The designers of electrical equipment and power stations, as well as architects, could then adhere to valid safety standards that would, it was hoped, reassure the general public. This the American National Standards Institute (ANSI), the Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers (IEEE), and other relevant organizations set out to do many decades ago.
One of the main activities of ANSI, IEEE, and similar organizations is to generate consensus exposure standards before people go off in many different directions. With regard to non-ionizing radiation, the IEEE set up an interdisciplinary group of approximately 125 people, including biomedical engineers, biophysicists, and cancer researchers. The committee revised a previous publication, issued by the American National Standards Institute as ANSI C95.1-1982. The group started out by compiling a data base consisting of 321 papers, all peer reviewed before publication, all representative of the current state of knowledge on radio-frequency bioeffects. Eventually, the committee produced a 76-page document, IEEE C95.1-1991 [2]. The lengthy title tells it all: IEEE Standard for Safety Levels with Respect to Human Exposure to Radio Frequency Electromagnetic Fields, 3 kHz to 300 GHz. Notice that the document does not consider EMFs below 3 kHz. (A new document, C95.6, covers the 0 to 3 kHz range.)
This ANSI/IEEE standard is supposed to be subjected to review at least every five years for revision or reaffirmation, depending on the significance and validity of new information.
Strong EMFs can produce harm via shock, burns, or internal heating. Professionals who employ electromagnetic energy in their work are usually well trained on how to avoid injury when employed in a high-field environment that may exceed the ANSI/IEEE safety levels. For the general public, however, the ANSI/IEEE standard sets limits at which there is scientific consensus that the general public can safely experience continuous whole-body exposure. The standard for safety levels is summarized in the curves of Fig. 2. The curves depict electric and magnetic field strengths and power density versus frequency. (Minor changes have been made to simplify the presentation for the present essay.)
Fig. 2- Maximum permissible exposure (MPE) limits of ANSI/IEEE C95.1-1991 (with minor changes made to simplify the presentation). The valley at a frequency of 100 MHz approximately corresponds to resonance of the human body. The three MPE curves meet at 100 MHz because the power density of 2 W/m2 is the same as that of the 27 V/m electric field or the 0.1 µT magnetic field. Some important applications are not shown, for the sake of clarity: Cordless phones at 900 and 2400 MHz (33.3 and 12.5 cm); cellular phones from 800 to 2000 MHz (37.5 to 15 cm).
For the electric field, below f = 1.34 MHz, the standard specifies a maximum permissible exposure (MPE) level of 600 volts/meter (V/m). For the magnetic field, below f = 100 kHz, it specifies an MPE level of 200 microteslas (µT). A phenomenon that was confirmed from prior studies is a valley at the center, at around 100 MHz; the reason for the dip is that the human body is resonant in this region. The wavelength at 100 MHz is 3 m; for a structure shaped like a human body, resonance occurs at around 0.4 wavelength, or a length of 1.2 m (4 ft). The MPE dip is very broad, to accommodate infants as well as tall adults. The significance of resonance is that the body more efficiently absorbs incident radiation at this frequency, so the safety levels have to be reduced.
At frequencies below resonance, where the human body is much less than 0.4 wavelength long, one must consider separately the electric and magnetic fields because their effects are different. In keeping with this, in Fig. 2 the magnetic and electric field curves are separated below 100 MHz. At 100 MHz, the MPE power density value is 2 W/m2, and the three MPE curves are identical. For an electric field, the MPE is 27 V/m, as shown. For a magnetic field, the MPE is 0.1 µT.
For the electric-field curve: The induced current increases as the frequency is increased; at the same time, because of the inertia of ions, body cell membranes becomes more immune to external-field stimulation. The two effects tend to cancel each other, so the 600 V/m MPE limit is allowed to remain constant up to a frequency of 1.34 MHz. To maintain safe MPE levels above 1.34 MHz, however, the ANSI/IEEE limits are gradually lowered. At 30 MHz, the safe limit of 27 V/m is reached; this is the MPE for Citizens Band radio (30 MHz) and cordless telephones (50 MHz). Manufacturers of these devices are well aware of, and take great pains to abide by, the ANSI/IEEE limits.
For the magnetic field curve: As frequency increases, so does the induced voltage, but the current density needed to stimulate the nervous system also increases because ion movement is replaced by vibration, as implied above. Therefore, the 200 µT MPE limit is allowed to remain constant up to 100 kHz. To remain within safe limits above 100 kHz, however, the MPE magnetic field limit becomes more stringent, decreasing gradually until, at 100 MHz, it is only 0.1 µT.
We next shift our attention to the MPE power density curve: At resonance, at 100 MHz, how much of the incident power is absorbed by the body? This cannot be answered exactly because there are too many variables: weight, body shape, size, orientation with respect to the field lines, and so forth.
At resonance, as mentioned above, the ANSI/IEEE safe limit for power density is 2 W/m2. In what follows, it is more "user friendly" to look at the safe level on a cm2 basis: 2 W/m2 equals 0.0002 W/cm2, or 0.2 mW/cm2. It then becomes obvious that 0.2 mW, spread over a square centimeter, is flea power; it is far below the level at which an appreciable temperature rise can occur.
What happens at the very high frequencies above 100 MHz? Now the length of a wave becomes relatively small compared with the length of a human body. The electric and magnetic fields become inseparable; each of them becomes equally important. In that event, it is most convenient to combine them, in effect, as is done in the single power-density curve of Fig. 2.
To a first approximation the body can be considered to be a large container of water. At and above 100 MHz, three effects are important when an EMF encounters this biological material:
1)Current enhancement due to resonance: As previously noted, a sharp departure from the idealized situation occurs around 100 MHz. Here there can be increased circulating currents because of resonance; the MPE valley compensates for this in the vicinity of 100 MHz.
2)Reflection: Because the biological media is different from air, some of the energy is reflected and the remainder is absorbed.
3)Limited depth of penetration: Because the body is a poor electrical conductor relative to copper, say (it is a "lossy medium"), the absorbed power is rapidly attenuated.
Nobody expects the simple air-water interface model to be accurate for a human at and above 100 MHz. It is necessary to experimentally determine the reflection coefficient and other properties. Fortunately, reliable data were published by C.C. Johnson and A.W. Guy [3]. Some of the pertinent values for an air-muscle interface and associated MPE values based on Fig. 2 are given in Table 2. (The "Incident power density" values in Table 2 are the MPE values given in Fig. 2.)
As frequency increases above 100 MHz, there is a sharp reduction in the depth of penetration. Because of the net effects, above 300 MHz the ANSI/IEEE power-density limit is accordingly allowed to increase gradually until, at 15 GHz, it is 10 mW/cm2. Along the way we have cellular telephones at around 800 MHz (safe limit 0.5 mW/cm2; microwave ovens at 2.4 GHz (safe limit outside the oven is 1.6 mW/cm2); and police radars above 15 GHz (safe limit 10 mW/cm2). In all of these applications, the energy entering the body is minuscule.
According to Table 2, the MPE absorbed power at f = 1 GHz is 0.27 mW/cm2 (mostly absorbed in the first 3 cm of muscle tissue); at f = 10 GHz, it is 3 mW/cm2 (mostly absorbed in the first 0.34 cm of muscle tissue). The latter depth of penetration is little more than skin deep, and therefore renders EMFs at 10 GHz (and higher) harmless to internal tissues.
Specifically, with regard to cell phones, at a frequency of 1 GHz (or 1 billion cycles/sec), which is approximately where they operate, the ANSI/IEEE MPE is around 0.7 mW/cm2. Hold a cell phone next to your ear, and assume that it puts out 0.7 mW/cm2. But your body reflects most of this, absorbing only 0.3 mW/cm2.This is the "body power." What can it do? What does it do?
You know that a microwave oven puts out plenty of heat; many people, surrounded by all of this electronic stuff, visualize themselves as living in a sort of microwave oven. Are they realistic? Well, with 0.3 mW spread over a square centimeter, the heating effect is completely negligible. There are more insidious effects to worry about. Besides, your head temperature normally varies; bear in mind that a 7ºF (4ºC) rise above a normal temperature of 98.6ºF (37ºC) is one of the body's defense mechanisms during an infection. In other words, a hot-headed cell-phone conversation is a figment of the imagination.
As noted above, the cell-phone transmission has a depth of penetration, into the body, of 3 cm. That is scary; just visualize the 1 GHz signal getting into your body to a depth of 3 cm. But before you discard the cell phone (or at least remove its puny battery), reflect upon the fact that every radio station imaginable is generating a signal that deeply penetrates your body. Swallow a radio receiver, hook it up to an earphone, and listen to your favorite AM program (but remember to tune it beforehand).
So how can the feeble cell-phone signal cause cancer? Supposedly, by shaking-up the DNA molecule in a typical cell, such as the one portrayed in Fig. 3. Just inside the body, before it dies out, the signal has an electric field strength of 0.1 volt/cm. (Remember that this is the maximum permissible exposure — it is much stronger than an ordinary radio signal.) Let's take the worst case: The field seizes the lightest ion, a hydrogen ion, and violently shakes it back and forth. Your body is full of hydrogen, of course (and it doesn't depend on what you had for lunch). How much will it shake? At a frequency of one billion shakes per second, not much. Since we know the weight of a hydrogen ion, and how much electric charge it carries, one can calculate that it will vibrate around 0.3 angstrom. What does that mean in plain English? The diameter of a water molecule is 3 angstroms, so judge for yourself. In my opinion, this cannot cause changes in a DNA molecule. But this is only a personal opinion; it is not for me to suggest that the millions spent by the CTIA should have been spent, more wisely and morally, on the prevention of cancer by changing some other aspects of our life style.
Fig. 3- An idealized excitable cell, at rest, in the human body. Only the membrane and DNA molecule are pertinent to the "cancer scare." The membrane is a good electrical insulator: 75 mV across a thickness of 7.5 nm corresponds to an electric field of ten million V/m. The membrane shields the DNA molecule, in the cell's interior, from external voltages and currents.
The above calculation is not valid at lower frequencies because an ion that is surrounded by water molecules, say, cannot undergo a relatively large vibration amplitude without bumping into its neighbors (this is an example of "ion immobility"). The notion that the DNA molecule can be torn apart by vibration is difficult to sustain because all of the elements of the body are under constant bombardment in accordance with the kinetic theory of heat; in fact, the constant shaking is vitally important for the completion of physical and chemical processes.
What are the other EMF transmissions that we have to worry about? Manufacturers of microwave ovens guarantee that, if you close the door, the transmission that reaches the outside, and the resulting body power, are below the MPE level. (Ironically, in diathermy equipment, energy at microwave-oven frequencies is used to destroy tumors via hyperthermia, and to effect mild heating of internal tissues in physical therapy.) Cordless telephones operate on much less power than cell phones, so they are harmless. What remains to worry about is the great bugaboo of the electric power industry — the danger from 60 Hz power. Here the cancer claims come from epidemiological surveys and animal studies. As a result, many people have been led to believe that we should prudently avoid EMFs. Underground power lines are expensive to install, but perfectly safe. Above ground, however, we should abandon electric blankets and hair dryers, move beds away from walls, use manual rather than electrical appliances, reside in a house far removed from overhead transmission lines, and avoid sitting in front of a video display or television screen (although here there is also some concern for deadening program material). According to one authority [4], in 1994, it was "… estimated that the cost of prohibiting the installation of new power transmission lines could amount to 16 billion dollars each year in the United States alone." The power companies are notoriously lax in fighting cancer scares; the costs are inevitably passed on to the consumers in this generation and the next.
For technical reasons, not surprisingly, the effects at a frequency of 60 Hz are quite different from those at 1 billion Hz. Now the electric and magnetic fields have to be considered separately:
For the electric field, a reasonable MPE level is 6 V/cm. Under a high-voltage transmission line, visualize all of that voltage between the line and your head, as illustrated in Fig. 4. Again, a scary situation. But the transmission line is high above ground for this very reason, and field cancellation configurations are used; when you figure it out, the field is certain to be 6 V/cm or less even if you are directly underneath the line. The distance is all-important.
Fig. 4- Electric fields in the presence of a human body. The intensity under the source is 600 V/m. The originally vertical electric field lines become warped because the body is an electrical conductor. (a)"Direct current" (dc) conditions result in a head-to-toe voltage that is zero; (b)"Alternating current" (ac) conditions result in an induced current (and voltage) that oscillates back and forth, through the body, in synchronism with the electric field. The dual arrows symbolize the alternating nature of the field.
What does this electric field do that is detrimental? If you are standing under a transmission line, it causes current to flow from head to toes, and back again from toes to head, 60 complete cycles per second, even though no current actually enters the body through the air insulator (your body acts as a capacitor). But the head-to-toes voltage is close to zero, and the amount of current is only 0.0002 µA/cm2. This is so small that it requires a heroic degree of self-deception to imagine that it could produce any adverse biological effects. With regard to triggering any nerve cells, the peak current during a nerve cell discharge is 800 µA/cm2 [5], so the 60-Hz induced current is minuscule. There are thousands of 800 µA/cm2 discharges in your nervous system every second—that is what an EEG and ECG picks up.
With the magnetic field, however, we cannot be so complacent. Here a reasonable MPE is 200 µT (which is about four times as strong as the Earth's magnetic field). But your body is a semiconductor—somewhere between copper and an insulator such as glass—so it acts like (you've been called many things but never this) a one-turn transformer secondary. Exposure in the home rarely exceeds 10 µT; with 200 µT, however, your torso picks up around 0.6 µA/cm2 in the loop that is indicated in Fig. 5. Is this serious? Again, with regard to a heating effect, it is completely negligible. Compared to a normal discharge, can 0.6 µA/cm2damage a DNA molecule? Only untold millions devoted to further research can answer that one. But such research should be funded in proportion to the probability of adverse health effects being produced by EMFs compared with a myriad of other environmental carcinogenic influences.
Fig. 5- A human body in the presence of an alternating magnetic field. In this case, the field lines are horizontal, at right angles to the front surface of the body. Although the body is almost completely nonmagnetic, the field results in circulating induced currents (and voltages). The most important of these, the torso current, is shown.
It remains to be seen if judges and juries will respect the present weight of scientific evidence represented by the ANSI/IEEE levels, or if they will bow to emotional appeals that claim that illness is caused by some external source of energy, such as EMFs. We are exposed to natural radioactivity from radon; manmade pollutants from automobile exhaust and industrial gases; cigarette smoke; chemical residues from pesticides and herbicides; and self-inflicted abuse from excessive dietary fat, alcohol consumption, and ultraviolet rays from the sun. There are plenty of non-electromagnetic-field issues to choose from, for children as well as adults.
In Table 1, frequency times wavelength equals the velocity of light, 2.998 X 108 m/s in air or vacuum. This is rounded out to 3 X 108.
For the probability plot of Fig. 1: The combination of n elements taken r at a time is given by
(1) C(n,r) = n!/[r!(n – r)!].
For example, the number of different ways of getting 6 heads and 4 tails is C(10,6) = 10!/[6!(4!)] = 210 out of a total of 210 = 1024 combinations; then the probability is 210/1024 = 0.2051.
For a plane EMF in a vacuum, one can calculate the magnetic flux density (B) from field strength (H) via
(2) B = 4 π X 10-7H.
Below f = 100 kHz, the standard specifies an MPE level of 163 A/m. Substituting into Eq. (2), we get B = 204.8 µT; this is rounded out to 200 µT in Fig. 2.
For a plane electric field in a vacuum, the strength E is given by
where P is the power density. Substituting P = 2 W/m2, we get E = 27.5 V/m (rounded to 27 V/m, as shown). For the magnetic field,
For P = 2 W/m2, we get H = 0.0728 A/m, and Eq. (2) translates this into B = 0.0915 µT. This is rounded to 0.1 µT in Fig. 2.
In Table 2: Characteristic impedance is given by
(5) Z0 = (µ/ε)1/2,where µ is magnetic permeability (4 X 10-7 for vacuum), ε is dielectric permittivity (8.854 X 10-12 for vacuum). Substituting these values, we get Zvacuum = 377 ohms. For water, which has a dielectric constant of 81, we get Zwater = 41.9 ohms. The reflection coefficient is given by
For an EMF propagating from air to water, then, the reflection coefficient has a magnitude of 0.8; in other words, if the incident field has a magnitude Vi, the reflected field magnitude is 0.8Vi while the absorbed field entering the body of water has a magnitude of 0.2Vi. Power is given by V2/R; therefore, if the incident field power is Vi2/377, the reflected power is 0.64Vi2/377, while the power entering the body of water is 0.04Vi2/41.9, or 0.36Vi2/377. Energy is thus conserved, of course. In general,
(7) Pabsorbed = (1- Γ2)Pincident.
It is a simple matter to calculate the amount of shaking involved if an ion is completely mobile. Here are the figures for a representative frequency, f = 1000 MHz:
The ANSI/IEEE standard allows an incident power density of 6.67 W/m2. The Johnson – Guy [3] data give a tissue reflection coefficient of 0.770, so the power absorbed is 6.67(1-0.7702), or 2.71 W/m2. With a characteristic impedance of 41.9 ohms, the electric field in the tissue immediately under the antenna is the square root of 41.9 X 2.71, or 10.66 V/m. A hydrogen ion has a charge of 1.602 X 10-19 C, so the force on an ion is this multiplied by 10.66, or F = 1.708 X 10-18 newton. The ion has a mass of m = 1.673 X 10-27 kg. The rms shaking is therefore given by F/[m(2 π f)2] = 2.6 X 10-11 m. This should be compared with the diameter of a water molecule, 30 X 10-11 m.
In Fig. 4(b), suppose that the field originates from an infinite flat plate located 1 m above the head. Consider a 1 cm2 area of the head of the person depicted in the figure (the results are independent of the size of the head). Capacitance in general is given by
where K is the dielectric constaant, A is the area, and L is the distance. Substituting, the capacitance between 1 cm2 on the flat plate and 1 cm2 on the head is C = 8.854 X 10-16 F/cm2 (approximately, because curvature of field lines is ignored). The impedance is given by
(9) XC = 1/(2 πfC).
At 60 Hz, we get XC = 3 X 1012 ohm/cm2. The resulting induced current in the head, in response to the 600 V/m field, is 0.0002 µA/cm2.
In Fig. 5, the torso can be regarded as a one-turn transformer secondary. The induced voltage per turn depends on the magnetic flux lines within the turn:
(10) V = 2πfBA,
where A is the cross-sectional area within the one-turn torso, and B is the flux density. As an example, suppose the human torso is approximated by a rectangle that has a height of 60 cm and width of 30 cm, so that the area is 1800 cm2. For a 200-µT flux density, at f = 60 Hz, the total induced voltage around the torso is 13.6 mV. The resulting current depends upon the path – less current in high-resistivity bone and fat, more in low-resistance blood. The resistivity of the most vulnerable component, axoplasm of the nervous system, is around 125 ohm-cm. One can therefore picture a loop around the torso, of cross-sectional area 1 cm2, whose resistance is given by
(11) R = pL/A,
where p is resistivity, L is the length of the path, and A is the cross section. Since the length of the path is 180 cm, Eq. (11) results in R = 22,500 ohms for an "axoplasm loop," and Ohm's law then indicates a current density of 0.6 µA/cm2 at 60 Hz.
[1] Sid Deutsch & George M. Wilkening, "Electromagnetic Field Cancer Scares," Health Physics, Aug 1997.
[2] IEEE C95.1-1991, "Safety levels with respect to human exposure to radio frequency electromagnetic fields, 3 kHz to 300 GHz," IEEE, 1991.
[3] C.C. Johnson & A.W. Guy, "Nonionizing electromagnetic wave effects in biological materials and systems," Proc. IEEE, 1972.
[4] George M. Wilkening, "Report on 30th annual meeting of the National Council on Radiation Protection and Measurement," American Industrial Hygiene Assoc., 1994.
[5] Sid Deutsch & Alice Deutsch, Understanding the Nervous System: An Engineering Perspective, IEEE Press, 1993.
(Published in a shorter version in IEEE Engineering in Medicine and Biology Magazine, Jan/Feb 2002.)


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This may well be the most painful weekend the leaders of the Soviet Union have experienced since World War II. They must choose now, this weekend, for otherwise it might be too late to choose, between bringing Poland back into the Soviet imperial system by force or risking the decisive breakup of that system.
It must be an appalling choice for them because the price, either way, is almost prohibitive.
To use force against Poland is to admit the political and economic bankruptcy of the Soviet system. Also it would frighten and alienate the peoples and leaders of other communist countries and parties.
The loss of prestige and influence would be seriously damaging. More than ever before, the Soviet Union would be the pariah of the nations, condemned and scorned by almost all others.
But to fail to use force could be fully as damaging: in Kremlin eyes even more so because, in its words, it could "change the balance of power in Europe and the world."
That is precisely what it would probably do, because Poland is the cornerstone of the arch of the Soviet position in Europe. The lines of communication to the Soviets' armies in East Germany and Czechoslovakia run through Poland. If Poland slips out of the Soviet imperial system, East Germany and Czechoslovakia would be able to do the same and someday surely would.
If Moscow loses Poland, it will, sooner or later, lose its whole military and political position in Eastern Europe, with the possible exception of Bulgaria. Bulgaria has traditionally been pro-Russia as well as today being communist.
The importance of this weekend lies in a deadline set by the Poles. They have scheduled a special Polish Communist Party congress to begin on Tuesday next (July 14).
That congress, if free to do what its leadership intends doing, will convert the Communist Party in Poland from an instrument of Soviet purpose into an instrument for the welfare of the Polish people. It is reforming itself. The congress will ratify that enormous change in the system in Poland -- provided Moscow keeps its hands off.
The Kremlin has seen this moment of decision coming. It has kept its options open. The issue was apparently first faced in Moscow early last December. Information obtained by Western diplomats at the time indicated that the Politburo split over a proposal to intervene with military force and that Leonid Brezhnev broke the tie in favor of nonintervention.
But, if true, the decision in December against intervention must have been tentative, not final, because the main crisis apparently occurred in April. Large formations of Soviet troops were deployed around Poland at that time and were obviously poised to move on short notice.
That particular phase of the Polish-Soviet story ended in late April without violence after Mikhail A. Suslov, chief theoretician of the Politburo and a hard-line conservative, made a surprise visit to Warsaw. Indications at that time were that he had delivered stern warnings to the Poles to avoid carrying their reform movement too far. The Kremlin may have relaxed on assurances from the Poles that they would practice restraint.
However, the Suslov visit was obviously less successful than Moscow may have thought at the time. As the reform movement continued in Poland and seemed to be gaining momentum, the leadership in Moscow drafted a letter to the Central Committee of the party in Poland that spelled out in careful detail Moscow's complaints, anxieties, and intentions. It was dated June 5.
The complaints were that the Polish party had retreated steadily before the advance of "counterrevolutionary forces" in Poland. The letter cited as particularly dangerous "the fact that the enemy has seized control of the mass information media." It added that "the fight for the party would not be won as long as press, radio, and television were working not for the party, but for its enemies."
Translated into plain English, the charges are accurate. The hard-line, pro-Soviet element in the party had lost control of the party. The party, in turn, had lost control over press, radio, and television. Earlier it had lost control over the Roman Catholic Church, the trade union movement, and the farmers.
Poland today is something no leader of the Soviet Union, and no Russian for that matter, can understand. It is a pluralistic state in which power is dispersed among many organizations -- the church, the trade unions, and the farmers being the most important. The Soviet Union is a unitary state in which all power is vested in the party, just as all power was vested in the czars in earlier times.
Add to that the fact that the main elements in Poland's pluralistic society have ties with the West rather than with the East. Poland's Catholic Church is in communication with Rome, not with the Orthodox Patriarch of Moscow. Poland's trade unions take their inspiration and models from the West. Poland's farmers are Western in cultural aspirations. Polish people have few relatives in the Soviet Union, literally millions of relatives in Western Europe and America. The head of the Polish trade union movement is Lech Walesa, whose father lives in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, USA.
If such change is ratified at the Polish party congress on Tuesday next, and left unchallenged by Moscow, the balance of power in Europe and the world would be changed. It would be changed because Moscow could no longer count on the loyalty of the Polish Army to the Warsaw Pact and hence could no longer sustain its present military position in Central Europe.
If such change is unchallenged, Moscow's military frontier will eventually fall back to the Soviet Union itself. Its divisions in East Germany and Czechoslovakia will no longer threaten Western Europe and no longer be able to keep Germany divided. Stalin's enormous gains from victory in 1945 will have been lost just as most of his gains from victory over Japan have long since been lost.
In Stalin's day Moscow held Manchuria, Inner Mongolia, and a half share in Sinkiang and Tibet. All that went quickly after Stalin died. Khrushchev could still claim China as an ally and Egypt and Somalia as clients when he came to office. Under Krushchev, China was lost. Under Brezhnev, Egypt and Somalia were lost.
Will the satellites of Eastern Europe also be lost to the Soviet empire during the reign of Leonid Brezhnev?
That is the anguishing question th e leaders in the Kremlin are facing right now.


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Maybe I don't pay The Coach enough compliments or maybe he feels guilty for only recently picking up on the chores he abandoned, or why else would he dance around me whenever I approach our bathroom, chortling, "Look how white the tiles are" or "Hmmm, ang bango ng banyo."
I can't blame him. I do my own share of fishing as well.
"Honey," I asked one day when I felt bloated. "Am I beautiful?"
"Maganda ka naman," he said. Stoutly.
"Naman?!?" I shrieked, piqued at the qualifier. "Why is there a naman?!?" The good man, never knowing what hit him, had to stop what he was doing to explain the ramifications of "naman." Being Cebuana to the core, I didn't believe him entirely. It would've been simpler if he had used the term "quite"—all I would've done was ask whether he was using the word in the American sense (somewhat) or the British sense (entirely).
But I never learn. Last night before we slept, I snuggled up to him and asked, "Honey, am I a good wife?"
"Of course you are, sweetie," he said, readily but not too hastily or else I'd suspect it was a stock answer (I am impossible, am I not?).
"But I want to be a better wife," I said.
"Okay," he said, quick to the draw. "Then you wash the dishes."
Remind me never to go fishing again.
Monday, May 29, 2006
at 9:46 PM
Tags: Life with The Coach
6 comments:
- charo said...
"And de moral ob da lesson ob da storeh es..."
See, this is why I don't ask if I'm good. I tell him to tell me I am... or else!
- May 29, 2006 11:45 PM
- jonjoaquin said...
- May 30, 2006 2:24 PM
- Jason said...
Ah, I can only say: Be careful what you fish for...
- May 31, 2006 1:38 PM
- May 31, 2006 2:43 PM
- ayen said...
why do i feel so good after reading this... ",
- June 09, 2006 11:51 PM
- Ree said...
heehee...i guess that's why it says, "let another praise you, not your own mouth; a stranger, not your own lips." hehe.
but i have to admit, sometimes The Hubby needs lots of (sometimes blatant) prodding to give me those lovely words i like to hear. tsk, tsk. must retrain ;p
- June 23, 2006 6:43 PM
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WE feel a solidarity with those in the Church of England who voted Nov. 11 to allow women equal status with men in their service within the church. In 12 of the 28 branches of the Anglican church, including the American Episcopalians, women can be ordained as priests. But now the central Anglican authority, established in 1534, has said that all women who have given their hearts and lives to the message of the Gospel may be ordained and perform the eucharistic rites previously administered only by men.
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