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Lido Kosher Deli
641 1/2 E. Park Ave., Long Beach
(516) 431-4411
Having grown up where pastrami-on-rye was as common as a slice of pizza, there was no question that dining at Lido Kosher Deli would be a welcome, if not nostalgic, treat. Great kosher delicatessens are scarce these days, which makes Lido Kosher Deli even more of a special find. And, not only do they bring every homemade traditional Jewish edible to the table (literally), but their exceptional kosher meats are cured in their own facility.
Lido Kosher Deli has been around for nearly 70 years, and is manned by Wally, the third generation of the Goetz family. Wally's grandfather, Hugo, was a kosher butcher in the Bronx in the 1930s. He later moved to Brooklyn. Wally's father, Gus, and two uncles, eventually joined the business. Wally has been at Lido Deli for more than 30 years, expanding it to include a full-service dining room and take-out counter. The décor is reminiscent of a neighborhood spot you might remember — tin ceilings, wood floods, vinyl covered booths. "We want to keep it haimish (Yiddish for home-like or friendly)," Wally told us.
The menu is enormous, spanning from eggs to entrees. Appetizers, bagels, omelets, wraps, salad and cold cut platters, and overstuffed sandwiches range from $6.95 to $24.95. Dinner specials, which include pickles, coleslaw, bread and two sides, are $20.95 to $25.95. They serve beer and wine. Desserts are $3.50 to $7.50.
What's more comforting than a steaming bowl of homemade matzo ball soup, loaded with noodles? It was a great opener. Sweet and sour stuffed cabbage was, we agreed, the best we've tasted. Delicious hors d'oeuvres came next — franks in blankets, mini knishes, potato pancakes, and fried kreplach — all available by the dozen. Dr. Brown's cream soda was a given.
Meats are lean, thinly sliced, generously portioned, tender and tasty — making a sandwich a hearty, enjoyable meal. If you choose one, order a side of sweet potato fries — thickly cut and crisp. Super deluxe was a triple-decker on rye, heaped with corned beef, pastrami, coleslaw and Russian dressing. Wally's famous Knishwich is a double treat — a square knish stuffed with pastrami or corned beef. The Meshugana needs no fries — plenty of tender brisket and mashed potatoes on garlic bread with a side of gravy. We enjoyed a sampler of desserts: apple strudel, seven layer cake and home baked rugelach.
Catering is available for all events, and they deliver and ship anywhere. On-site parties for up to 50 can be accommodated. Lido Kosher Deli serves only kosher products, and is under strict supervision of Va'ad Harboring Lemeshrmet Hakasrut.
■ Chicken Noodle Soup with Matzo Balls
■ Fried Kreplach with Duck Sauce
■ Franks in Blankets
■ Mini Knishes
■ Potato Latkes with Applesauce
■ Stuffed Cabbage
■ Sweet Potato Fries
■ Super Deluxe
■ Wally's Favorite Knishwich
■ The Meshugana
■ Home Baked Rugelach
■ Seven Layer Cake
■ Apple Strudel

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Four posts, an extra knife and a new dust hood make it a contender.
By Glen D. Huey
Page: 30
From the November 2007 issue #165
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Most woodworkers consider the thickness planer to be one of the most important machines in a woodshop. As a result, many manufacturers have produced a variety of sizes in planers. None has been written about as much as the 13″ portable planer.
This size planer has gone through a multitude of changes over the years with each transition making it a better machine. More features are being added, and the tool is growing into a workhorse in most home shops.
Ridgid has an improved version of its portable planer, the new R4330. This 15-amp machine has new features, but it retains the useful features from the previous model.
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Owners of the Southern Hotel are seeking permission to tear down the city landmark and replace it with a park until they are ready to move ahead with construction of a $180 million office tower.
Baltimore's Architectural Review Board was scheduled to see plans this week for a "people's park" that would be constructed in place of the vacant 14-story hotel at Light and Redwood streets.
The presentation was postponed at the last minute but most likely will be held next month.
The owners contend the building has deteriorated to the point where it threatens public safety.
"It's a hazard. It's an accident waiting to happen," said Dirk Mosis, head of Mosis & Associates, a group that is working with One Light Street Joint Venture, the group planning the One Light Street office tower.


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In 2013, a group of Victorian Principals travelled to China as a part of a Victorian Principal's Association Study Tour. Little did four of those principals know, they would forge strong and lasting relationship and become a tight knit group affectionately known as the Rat Pack.
Rat Pack: a group consisting of two city principals and two country principals, a group connected by a love of fun and laughter, an unwritten agreement not to take ourselves too seriously and a shared ability to bring out the best in those around us.Many Rat Pack memories were created in China, with the most commonly referred to experience being the tandem bike ride around the City Wall of Xi'an. What was supposed to be a relaxing and enjoyable individual roll along a short stretch of the 14km cobblestone route, turned into a throw down challenge to complete the entire distance of the wall in the limited time available ON A TANDEM BIKE! Many laughs were had on this hilarious challenge as two of us were clearly in better bike riding shape than certain others…The friendships continued well past the last day of the study tour and regular contact continued, until one day in December we got an email that knocked us for six. One of our pack, Andrew Crossett, had been diagnosed with lung cancer.
Unbelievably, it took just 7 short months for this cancer to take him away from us.Andrew leaves us all so much better for having known him but forever sad that our wine glasses won't chink together again.
We are dedicating our One Day Ride to Andrew, a wonderful man who was so giving with his time, knowledge and caring nature. Naturally, in order to truly honour Andrew and our memories of times together, we will be completing the whole entire 100km of this ride on a tandem bike!
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Reliance in Sweetwater County, Wyoming — The American West (Mountains)
Women and the Reliance Mines
Erected by Wyoming State Archives and Historical Department.
Location. 41° 40.096′ N, 109° 11.808′ W. Marker is in Reliance, Wyoming, in Sweetwater County. Marker is on South Street near 2nd Street. Touch for map. Marker is at or near this postal address: 1201 South Street, Reliance WY 82943, United States of America.
Other nearby markers. At least 8 other markers are within 11 miles of this marker, measured as the crow flies. The Reliance Tipple (within shouting distance of Tipples and the Reliance Coal Mines (within shouting distance of this marker); Rock Spring Stage Station Site (approx. 4.8 miles away); Rock Springs Coal (approx. 5.8 miles away); Beneath This Monument (approx. 5.8 miles away); Rock Springs Coal Welcome Sign (approx. 5.8 miles away); Landscapes of Power (approx. 5.9 miles away); Eskridge Draw (approx. 10.1 miles away). Touch for a list and map of all markers in Reliance.
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Credits. This page was last revised on June 16, 2016. This page originally submitted on October 20, 2015, by Barry Swackhamer of San Jose, California. This page has been viewed 175 times since then and 23 times this year. Photos: 1, 2. submitted on October 20, 2015, by Barry Swackhamer of San Jose, California.


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EAST LANSING – Oswald Scott Wilder Jr., the suspect in sexual assaults of three Michigan State University students, allegedly stalked two of his victims at a Meijer store, according to an East Lansing Police report.
Wilder, 26, faces a preliminary hearing in the assaults, which occurred between April 20 and May 16, on Tuesday. He is charged with first-degree criminal sexual conduct, two counts of second-degree criminal sexual conduct, and gross indecency between a male and female by a sexually delinquent person.
Surveillance footage from the Meijer store at 1350 W. Lake Lansing Rd. in East Lansing allegedly shows Wilder stalking his victims through the aisles at the store before trailing them out of the store and into the streets.
The police report, obtained through a Freedom of Information Act request, notes Wilder was a frequent offender at Meijer and Walmart stores throughout the Lansing area in recent months. The resident of Vernon in Shiawasee County has a long history of petty crimes such as breaking and entering, shoplifting, and retail fraud.
It was during the investigation of a shoplifting that a pattern, hidden in plain sight, emerged.
Wilder had become well-known to the Meijer and Wal-Mart security teams in the early spring. He allegedly lurked in aisles, used a box cutter to slice open electronic cases, and stole electronics and other small items such as cell phones, headphones, and laptops before running away from security and escaping in a yellow 2003 Mazda Protégé.
What security also noticed on the footage was that on more than one occasion, he would trail women in the aisles and take cell phone photos of women's rear ends when they were not looking.
"He observed a girl bent down looking at a product," Heidi Bailey, a security officer at the Meijer on 2055 W. Grand River Ave. in Okemos, said in an incident report on Jan. 21, 2012. "She began to push her cart down the aisle, and he walked too – getting within several inches. We could see him pull his phone around front and again take a photo. The woman didn't notice."
By this past April, Wilder had become a fixture at the Meijer on Lake Lansing Road. But no one had any idea that he might be capable of sexual assault.
The pieces began to fall into place during the investigation of the April 20 attack. In the report, the victim told East Lansing Police that she, along with a friend, had gone back to the store on April 26 and saw a man who looked like Wilder in a nearby checkout lane. ELPD contacted Meijer and obtained footage of the victim's visit to the store late on the night of April 20.
The surveillance video shows a man following the victim, almost circling the aisle, and passing her before leaving the aisle.
The video shows the man wandering over to the west exit doors where the victim eventually leaves on foot heading in the direction of Lake Lansing and Coolidge roads. Rooftop surveillance would show the man getting into a yellow car and heading toward Coolidge as well, where the assault eventually took place.
The victim said that she was grabbed from behind, dragged into a wooded area and beaten by her attacker before he attempted to sexually assault her. He allegedly threatened to kill the woman before he was finally scared off by her screams.
The attacker – who would also attack a woman near the Marriott Hotel in East Lansing on April 26 – would strike again in similar fashion on May 16. Just like the first victim, the woman had gone to the Lake Lansing Meijer earlier in the evening before being ambushed near the Abbot Pointe Apartments. This time, the victim was dragged to a dumpster, viciously beaten, and sexually assaulted.
The man managed to escape when a bystander who happened upon the attack refused to help the young woman when she screamed for help. When she eventually reached a nearby apartment and called 9-1-1, her attacker was long gone.
Meanwhile, Wilder was still seen as nothing more than a shoplifter trolling Meijer for items to get money, probably to support a drug habit. Previous criminal reports noted that he had smoked marijuana as a teen, and later progressed to harder drugs including methamphetamine, heroin and eventually crack cocaine.
It was on August 3 when the two paths intersected. After multiple failed attempts at getting a picture of their rape suspect from the surveillance footage, a break came when Meijer Loss Prevention Officer Jalen Farmer immediately identified the man in the surveillance tape as Wilder.
Farmer, who has handled Wilder's multiple cases of theft in the Lansing area stores, noted his usual routine: wandering around the store before slicing open boxes of electronics and stashing them in his pants and oversized coats before escaping in a yellow Mazda Protégé.
He had also known of the incidents of Wilder following women with his cell phone camera.
Farmer said that Wilder was such a fixture at the Lake Lansing Meijer that even when he was not working, he would spot him wandering around the store.
When Farmer saw the April 20 video, he only needed to see the yellow Mazda to confirm that Wilder was the man ELPD was looking for. ELPD sought out the car and got a warrant for his arrest.
ELPD had also obtained DNA evidence that matched Wilder's and were tracking the location of the Mazda.
On the night of August 23, Wilder's car was spotted at his normal hangout – the Lake Lansing Meijer – and police pulled him over just after he left the parking lot. With an outstanding warrant in Lansing Township, Wilder was arrested and booked into the East Lansing jail.
A search of Wilder's yellow Mazda opened the window to his crimes and his life.
The search unearthed paperwork from a case in 55th District Court on May 6, where he pled guilty to retail fraud and paid a $660 fine. It showed bank statements that were under another person's name and an impound receipt from Greensburg, Ind. where he was arrested on Jan. 17 for drug possession.
The search also found a pair of soiled women's underwear, which police suspect were stolen from a house on Bailey Street during the time period where the sexual assaults were occurring.
During his interrogation, Wilder admitted to being a drug addict and in written statements, went into detail about the crimes he's accused of committing.
Meijer Loss Prevention was unable to comment directly on this matter at this time.
Wilder could face life in prison if convicted.Follow Jay Scott Smith on Twitter: @JayScottSmith. Email him at email@example.com Follow MLive Lansing on Facebook and Twitter.


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|DC Savage (Sylvestra La Touzel) with Leach (Emily Watson) and West (Dominic West). Pics: ITV
|DC Savage (Sylvestra La Touzel) with Leach (Emily Watson) and West (Dominic West). Pics: ITV
|Jason Hughes as DS Jones and Neil Dudgeon as DCI Barnaby. Pics: ITV
Death and the Divas is the first of a new series of Midsomer Murders, starting at 8pm on Wednesday, 2 January, on ITV1. Writer and blogger Pat Nurse investigates the success of a procedural that some may see as twee and silly, but which is still going strong after 15 years and is one of the most-sold British shows around the world…
The curtain comes up on the quintessentially English detective mystery series Midsomer Murders when a new three-episode series of the popular drama is launched in the New Year.
|Georgina Beedle as a young Stella Harris in Death and the Divas
It has the usual mix of theatrical intrigue and suspense, and a cast of characters who live in the green and pleasant county of Midsomer – a somewhat idealised version of a country that has changed dramatically in the 15 years since the first pilot was shown on TV and possibly the reason why it continues to enjoy such huge popularity. It shows the Empire culture attitude of a country struggling in modern times with its identity and gives viewers a taste of Olde Englande nostalgia.
Ethnically diverse it isn't, but it is representative of British eccentricity. You can expect victims to be bumped off somewhere between afternoon tea and a cricket match on the village green. More victims will follow the Sunday Church service and the local fayre, and maybe the murderer will be discovered after watching a round of May Day dancing by Morris Dancers after foraging for the murder weapon in poisonous mushroom fields, or staving someone's head in at the top of the bell tower.
Midsomer deaths based on Hammer Horrors
|Harriet Walter as Diana Davenport
The first episode of the new series of Midsomer Murders harks back to the days of the Hammer horror films of the 1960s, with murder following in the footsteps of roles previously played by fading star Stella Harris (Sinead Cusack).
During a screening of one of Stella's old gothic cult films in a local Midsomer festival, journalist Eve Lomax (Sasha Waddell) is killed. She was writing a book on Stella and her more famous sister, Hollywood actress Diana Devenport (Harriet Walter), and may have uncovered a secret that someone obviously didn't want to get out.
As this is Midsomer, the murder capital of TV land, the slayings don't stop there. That's just the beginning of many more to come in a convoluted plot based on secrets and lies and sibling rivalry, but DCI Barnaby (the second), played by Neil Dudgeon, will work it out. He always does and maybe his cute little sidekick Sykes will help him as much as his sergeant DS Ben Jones (Jason Hughes).
|John Carson as the Older Gentleman
Sinead Cusack
The TV appearance is a rare one for actress Sinead Cusack, who has been mostly involved in theatre work for the last six years.
She said, 'I recently did Wrath of the Titans, which was a movie with all the paraphernalia that goes with it in terms of budgets, crew and sets. But it wasn't nearly as appealing as Midsomer Murders.'
Charm and nostalgia may be Midsomer's magic formula for success – or maybe it's just damn good writing, damn good acting, original cluedo-type whodunnit plots, and a rare view of England in summer enjoying good weather for a change.
|Ben Hull as DS Ben Shaw and Jane Antrobus as DI Jane Preston. Pic: ITV
Crime Stories, ITV1's new daytime improvised drama (weekdays, 2pm), is certainly dividing opinions. According to comments on the CrimeTimePreview piece below, these range from 'dross' and the 'poorest ever police style programme' to Jane Antrobus's 'acting has been first class'. Strong views are everywhere on this show, even in today's Guardian, which has an interesting article about it. This asks whether the series, for all its faults – 'ropey', 'risible', 'boring' – should also be applauded for blazing a trail for a new kind of quickly produced, inexpensive drama that could yet find its way to producing riveting stories. And Crime Stories is doing reasonably well in the ratings – 900,000 viewers.
So, come on. Who's watching it? And what do you think?
|Nowhere to hide? MyAnna Buring as Karen in The Poison Tree. Pics: ITV
Rating: ★★★½
ITV1: starts Monday, 10 December, 9pm
Story: Karen Clarke has spent 12 years waiting for her partner, Rex, to be released from prison. Now he is free, she is looking forward to settling down to normal family life – but suddenly she feels she is being stalked…
Based on a novel by Erin Kelly (which was highly praised by Stephen King), The Poison Tree is a two-part family thriller revolving around buried secrets gradually being forced to the surface.
|Karen and Biba
Karen and her teenage daughter, Alice, greet Rex on his release from prison after he's done 12 years inside. She's looking forward to starting a new family life with her partner, determined that they should keep from Alice the secret of their past and the events leading to Rex's imprisonment.
Karen also covers for Rex's absence by telling the neighbours near their small seaside bungalow that he's been away working.
Partying, drugs and an unhappy childhood
Through a series of flashbacks we get clues to the momentous, secret events that forged Karen and Rex's relationship. Karen actually met Rex's damaged sister Biba first, when she and Rex were living a hedonistic life in their own grand house.
At the time, 1999, Karen was a mousey languages student, while Biba was a flamboyant art student. However, behind the partying and drugs lay an unhappy childhood for the siblings, with their rich businessman dad, Max, being unfaithful to his wife, who was suicidal over his antics.
As Karen comes on the scene, events come to a murderous climax, though as episode one finishes we are still not sure how Rex ends up in jail. What is clear, is that his release is not the new start Karen hopes for.
|Released from prison – Rex
Creepy seaside setting
There are the silent phone calls, anonymous texts and the feeling that someone is watching their remote bungalow. Karen is unwilling to tell Rex about this, and it becomes clear she has deeper secret that she is withholding from Rex.
The Poison Tree is adapted for ITV by Emilia di Girolamo, who's written some gripping episodes of Law & Order: UK, and it's a solid enough thriller. The beachside setting is isolated and made menacing by director Marek Losey.
The two episodes are just about enough time to build up the characters and keep us interested in finding out whether Rex really was the murderer and what went down in 1999…
Cast: MyAnna Buring Karen Clarke, Matthew Goode Rex, Hebe Johnson Alice, Ophelia Lovibond Biba, with Patrick Baladi, Ralph Brown, Lex Shrapnel, Neil McKinven
|Jane Antrobus and Ben Hull in the documentary-style Crime Stories. Pics: ITV
Rating: ★★★
ITV1: from Monday, 12 November, 2pm
Story: In the opening story, a daughter calls the police because she suspects the carer of her elderly father is stealing from him. As DI Jane Preston and DS Ben Shaw investigate, the case turns out to be trickier than it first appears.
A crime wave is coming to daytime TV as 20 police incidents are being dramatised on weekdays over the next four weeks. Filmed in documentary style with characters speaking directly to camera on occasion to help viewers along, these investigations are based on UK police procedure while being fictional.
They star Ben Hull (Hollyoaks, Family Affairs) as detective sergeant Ben Shaw and Jane Antrobus, a recently retired real-life detective chief superintendent with Great Manchester Police, as detective inspector Jane Preston. The setting is fictional East Central Police Station.
Crime drama without car chases and shootouts
Real policeman will tell you their work can be routine, if not dull, and Crime Stories seems to aim to be authentic, so the cases are low-key, sometimes a little mundane. The Sweeney it ain't.
The opening story is about elderly Philip (Corrie's former fave Peter Baldwin), whose daughter thinks his care assistant, Anya (Magdalena Kurek, EastEnders), is pilfering from him. There's a lot to-ing and fro-ing as the detective duo quiz the daughter, dad, Anya and the care-home boss, Marion (another Corrie face, Wendi Peters), about the missing £60.
Is it a drama or Watchdog?
A lot of people will knock the show, I suspect, because it's not exactly a big-budget production, some of the acting is a bit flat and at times it's hard to work out whether you're watching a drama or Watchdog.
But the opening story was well done and interesting in the end. The cops suspect the daughter of being a gold digger, perhaps having put the old boy in the home against his will. But the facts slowly twist our perception about what's happened. People are not always what they seem.
Jane Antrobus – real detective turned actor
In the end, the crime is much bigger than it at first appears, and the emotional impact from that is also unforeseen. It's the kind of knotty small drama that might hit a chord with a daytime audience, and is a little reminiscent of The Bill's early half-hour episodes, before it became a lurid soap.
We've seen action star Steven Seagall working as a real reserve deputy sheriff in the reality show Steven Seagal: Lawman, but how does Jane Antrobus do in reverse? Well, she never has to plumb the emotional depths but does a good job of playing herself at work. The small army of soap actors who make up the guest stars in Crime Stories had better watch out.
Cast: Ben Hull DS Ben Shaw, Jane Antobus DI Jane Preston, with guest stars including Tina O'Brien, Zoe Lister, Ricky Groves, Natalie Cassidy, Gabrielle Glaister, Darren Day, Jeremy Edwards, Wendi Peters, Adele Silva, Tricia Penrose, Roxanne Pallett, Vicky Binns, Bobby Davro, Gemma Bissix, Dean Gaffney, Paul Danan, Michelle Gayle, Alex McSweeney, Charlie Clements, Jamelia Davis and Peter Baldwin
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Speaking of David Morrissey (Watching the new detectives this autumn – below), Sky1's Tom Thorne dramas are not his only new outing in coming weeks.
He also gives a stand-out performance in U Be Dead on ITV1 in September, the harrowing true story of the London psychiatrist and his fiancée who were viciously stalked by Maria Marchese.
Morrissey is very good as the not-always-sympathetic Dr Jan Falkowski, while Tara Fitzgerald is moving as the fiancée, Debbie Pemberton, whom he cheats on during the dark days of their persecution.
I can't give too much away about the drama – it's is embargoed for a few weeks yet – but I would say the jaw-dropping horror this couple endured, along with the fine acting and writing (by Gwyneth Hughes), make U Be Dead compulsive and unforgettable. Marchese was sentenced to nine years in 2007 and the Met called it 'one of the worst cases of stalking we have had to investigate'.
In terms of crime output, this has been a stunning year for Morrissey. We've already seen him as a detective in the BBC's Five Days (also penned by Gwyneth Hughes), he squeezed in a role in Agatha Christie: Poirot for ITV (Murder on the Orient Express), and then there are the Thorne films, Sleepyhead and Scaredy Cat, looming on Sky1.
Somehow, he also put a shift in on Blitz, a movie version of Ken Bruen's novel, starring Jason Statham, Aidan Gillen and Paddy Considine, which apparently is coming out sometime soon.
No one could accuse this guy of not being much cop.
Two popular Brit detectives make the leap from the novel to small screen soon – Mark Billingham's spooky cop Tom Thorne and Peter Robinson's DCI Banks.
Sky1 has filmed David Morrissey in two Thorne mysteries, the original story in the series, Sleepyhead, and the second, Scaredy Cat.
Sleepyhead, the chilling story of a serial killer who induces in his victim a conscious state of paralysis, also has Natascha McElhone, Aidan Gillen and Eddie Marsan among the cast (Sandra Oh from Grey's Anatomy will appear in Scaredy Cat). For Sky1, Sleepyhead is one of its marquee shows this autumn and details of its broadcast time will be out soon.
Meanwhile, ITV1 has lined up one of its favourite actors, Stephen Tompkinson, to breathe life into Banks. Whether Tompkinson, star of such family faves as Wild at Heart, has the oomph to cut it as a cop pushed to his limits by yet another serial monster in Aftermath should be interesting.
UK telly honchos are always seeking the holy grail of the next Morse, or even a Wexford. But the listings mags are filled with forgotten entries for such flops as Rebus, ITV miserably failing to capture the cussedness and self-destructiveness of Ian Rankin's brilliant character.
We'll soon know whether Peter Robinson, Mark Billingham and their many readers will enjoy a better result. In the meantime, for a taste of Thorne's first outing, check the grisly trailer on Mark Billingham's site.
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Welcome to CrimeTimePreview's series of interviews with authors about their TV and reading habits.
• PETER ROBINSON is the author of the Inspector Banks novels – the fourth series of which has just started on ITV (see the post below). A multi-award-winning novelist, he was born in Yorkshire and now divides his time between Toronto and Richmond, North Yorkshire. We brought him in for questioning, and here he makes a full and frank confession of his criminal viewing and reading habits…
• ADRIAN McKINTY is one of the most acclaimed new crime writers from across the Irish Sea, routinely mentioned alongside Ken Bruen, Declan Hughes and John Connolly. His series of edgy thrillers about Catholic detective Sean Duffy and the character's exploits while working in the none-too-comfortable surroundings of the RUC during the Troubles, and later MI5, are developing a big following and have been hugely praised by reviewers. These include The Cold Cold Ground, In the Morning I'll Be Gone and Gun Street Girl. Here, he reveals his favourite TV shows, characters and authors…
• WE'VE dragged one of Britain's major crime practitioners in for questioning. Multi-award-winning IAN RANKIN is the creator of Edinburgh detective inspector John Rebus, the tenacious but chippy hero of bestsellers such as Black and Blue, Fleshmarket Close and Resurrection Men. The character was turned into a series by STV with first John Hannah and then Ken Stott portraying him. ITV filmed Rankin's standalone novel Doors Open in 2012. After retiring Rebus in Exit Music, he introduced his readers to Malcolm Fox in The Complaints, before bringing Rebus back in 2012's Standing in Another Man's Grave.
• Manchester-based crime writer CATH STAINCLIFFE is interrogated below for evidence of her TV viewing and reading activities. She writes the novels based on the Scott & Bailey series, which stars Lesley Sharp and Suranne Jones and is soon to return to ITV – with her latest book about the female detectives being Bleed Like Me. Cath is also the author of the Sal Kilkenny private eye stories and creator and scriptwriter of Blue Murder, which was on ITV and starred Caroline Quentin.
• Hauled in for questioning is British crime writer and Guardian reviewer LAURA WILSON, who is currently working on her 10th novel. Laura, whose books include the DI Stratton series among other mysteries set in the recent past, talks about her TV and reading habits, from Cagney & Lacey to Agatha Christie…
• ZOE SHARP wrote her first novel when she was 15. It was not until 2001, however, after she had tried her hand at jobs ranging from van driver to newspaper ad sales to motoring correspondent, that she finally publisher her breakout Charlie Fox novel Killer Instinct. Fox, the self-defence instructor with a shady military background, has proved hugely popular with readers through nine novels and has been optioned by Twentieth Century Fox TV. We brought Zoë in for questioning to see who she would like to see playing Charlie on screen, and what TV shows tick the right boxes for her…
• CrimeTimePreview apprehended SIMON KERNICK, one of Britain's most exciting thriller writers to grill him about his viewing proclivities. He arrived on the crime scene with his acclaimed novel The Business of Dying, a terrific story about a corrupt cop who moonlights as a hitman. His authentic thrillers are basedon research with members of Special Branch, the Anti-Terrorist Branch and the Organised Crime Agency. He has just finished writing his latest book, which will be called Siege.
• SOPHIE HANNAH, whose novel The Point of Rescue was recently turned into the drama Case Sensitive by ITV1, is the author of internationally bestselling psychological thrillers – Little Face, Hurting Distance, The Other Half Lives and A Room Swept White. CrimeTimePreview recently brought her in to be questioned about her addiction to Class A plotting on television…
• Scottish author TONY BLACK, creator of Gus Dury in stories such as Gutted and Long Time Dead.
• Belfast crime writer SAM MILLAR, author of books such as The Redemption and the award-winning memoir On the Brinks.
• Crime novelist PAULINE ROWSON, author of the Marine series of mysteries, is pulled into CrimeTimePreview headquarters for questioning.
• Texan crime novelist BILL CRIDER, author of the Sheriff Dan Rhodes mystery novels, talks about his favourite television and authors.
• Award-winning British novelist ANN CLEEVES is a serial crime writer, with her collections including amateur sleuths George & Molly, Inspector Ramsay, the soon-to-be-televised Vera Stanhope and the recent Shetland Island Quartet (now a BBC1 series with Douglas Henshall). CrimeTimePreview pulls her in for questioning about her TV habits…
• We brought thriller writer MATT HILTON into headquarters for questioning about his TV and reading activities.
• ALINE TEMPLETON is the author of the series of novels about DI Marjory Fleming, set in Scotland. Her stand-alone mysteries include Past Praying For, The Trumpet Shall Sound and Shades of Death. She lives in Edinburgh. She was brought into CrimeTimePreview HQ for questioning about her TV viewing habits…
• Award-winning crime author STEPHEN BOOTH has written 11 mysteries involving the detectives Ben Cooper and Diane Fry with a distinctive, sometimes menacing Peak District setting. He was a newspaper and magazine journalist for 25 years before publishing the first Cooper/Fry novel, Black Dog, in 2000. CrimeTimePreview quizzed him about his criminal viewing activities…
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Santorum is essentially an ultra-right-wing protest candidate. America is essentially a centrist or center-right country. Therefore, his potential is limited. In times of economic distress, or whenever a national-security crisis arises, the audience for extremist views expands quite a bit—cf. the rise of the neo-cons and the Tea Party—but surely not to the extent of the country at large supporting a religious zealot and armchair militarist of Santorum's stripe. ...John Cassidy, the New Yorker
A Quinnipiac University poll out Wednesday has the new GOP front-runner [Rick Santorum] leading rival Mitt Romney in (Ohio) by 7 points, 36 percent to 29 pecent. Newt Gingrich is polling in third place with 20 percent, while Ron Paul sits in fourth at 9 percent....The SlatestMeanwhile, this should help:
Right-leaning radio host Mark Levin launched a scathing attack on Republican presidential candidate Mitt Romney..., labeling the former Massachusetts governor "sleazy" and "poisonous."


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All Israel Shall Be Saved
by Asher Intrater, , Revive Ministries
The Messianic body in Israel believes with a united heart that "All Israel will be saved" (Romans 11:26). The idea that one nation, Israel, is promised a predestined, national revival is a radical concept. It is too radical to be based on one verse, even coming from Paul (Saul) the apostle. It must be a principle developed throughout the Scriptures. The prophets of ancient Israel began to have revelation of Israel's salvation. It is from their prophecies that Paul received the biblically based authority to make such a bold statement in Romans 11:26.
"Israel is saved in YHVH, an eternal salvation" (Isaiah 45:17).
"In YHVH all the seed of Israel will be righteous and praise" (Isaiah 45:25).
"I will give salvation to Israel, My glory" (Isaiah 46:13).
"Your people will all be righteous; will inherit the earth forever" (Isaiah 60:21).
This last verse became the basis for the rabbinic teaching that all religious Jews have eternal salvation. All Israel has a part in the world to come, as it is said, "And your people will all be righteous" - Masekhet Avot 1:1. The interpretation of Isaiah's prophecies as referring to eternal, national salvation is parallel in the New Covenant and in the Talmud/Mishnah - with obviously quite differing applications.
The other prophets, particularly Jeremiah, continued in Isaiah's viewpoint, which in turn paved the way for Paul's revelation in Romans.
"In His days, Judah will be saved" (Jeremiah 23:6).
"Time of great tribulation for Jacob and he will be saved out of it" (Jeremiah 30:7).
"YHVH saves your people, the remnant of Israel" (Jeremiah 31:7).
"In those days, Judah will be saved" (Jeremiah 33:16).
The contexts of these passages are prophecies describing the Messianic king, the restoration of Israel and the New Covenant. The early chapters of Jeremiah focus on God's judgment for Israel, the latter chapters on God's judgment for the nations. Right in the middle is a poetic, prophetic section, concerning the restoration of Israel. Jeremiah 30-33 is parallel to Romans 9-11, which was Paul's thesis on the restoration of Israel as well.
Jeremiah 31:7 states that the time of Israel's national revival is during the great tribulation. Israel's revival and end time tribulation are concurrent. Other prophets continued in the same insight; also describing Israel's revival in the context of end time tribulation:
"Time of tribulation such as never was ... and at that time your people shall be delivered" (Daniel 12:1).
"Sun turned into darkness, moon into blood, before the coming of the great and terrible day of YHVH ... whoever calls on the name of the YHVH will be saved, for in Mount Zion and in Jerusalem there shall be deliverance" (Joel 2:31-32).
"YHVH will save the tents of Judah first" (Zechariah 12:7).
The vision for national revival in Israel in the end times is established by the full range of Israel's latter prophets. The root of biblical authority for this idea goes all the way back to the prophecies of Moses in the Torah.
"Blessed are you, Israel, a people saved by YHVH" (Deuteronomy 33:29).
We would not emphasize the salvation of Israel were it just an isolated verse in Romans. However, Israel's restoration, remnant, and revival during end times' tribulation are major themes of Scriptures, from the Torah to the New Covenant.
All quotes from the Scriptures were translated from the orgininal Hebrew by the author.
All Israel Shall Be Saved
by Asher Intrater, , Revive Ministries
Yad Hashmonah is the only Messianic Jewish settlement (moshav) in the world. Its witness is one of the most significant to the nation of Israel. Last year two lesbians requested to arrange a wedding reception at their facilities. When the moshav explained that this was against their principles of faith, the lesbians sued them for sexual "harassment"! This September the sentence was handed down against Yad Hashmonah with a fine of 75,000 shekels.
The moshav office is being flooded with antagonistic correspondence. The lesbians have received positive media coverage for "the victory of their enlightened sexual preferences over the primitive views of the Messianic cult."
The problem with the fine is that others in the homosexual-lesbian community will seek to hold events, with threats of more law suits. Moshav representatives told the court that with such a sentence they may have to shut down all of their hotel-conference-restaurant facilities. The judge said, "better that you shut down everything than continue to discriminate" (against sexual preferences).
Such an attack could not have happened to an orthodox Jewish institution in Israel, because the religious establishment would rise in protest. But the Messianic community is left undefended, stranded between secular and religious clashes.
However, God is with us, and what was meant for evil can be turned to good (Genesis 50:20, Romans 8:28), and result in a testimony to the authorities (Mark 13:11, Luke 21:13, Philippians 1:12). In the 11-page decision the judge noted that Messianic Jews believe in the Tanakh and the New Covenant, that they do not rent their hotel rooms to unwedded couples, and that they see homosexuality as against the ways of God and of natural creation.
The judge ruled that the honor of the lesbians was belittled - thus transgressing the law against sexual discrimination, which in this case means sexual "preference", which in turn represents sexual "harassment".
Pray urgently for wisdom for Yad Hashmonah leadership, for spiritual protection, for financial provision, against legal precedent, against attacks from homosexuals and lesbians, for unity in the Messianic body on the issue, and for a positive witness of biblical values and the good news for salvation.
All Israel Shall Be Saved
by Betty Intrater, , Revive Ministries
Last month, on Yom Kippur, congregation Ahavat Yeshua, along with friends from congregations Maale Adumim and Melech Hamlachim, joined together for our annual conference at Yad HaShmonah. The pastoral setting provided an atmosphere of rest and reflection.
Close to 200 adults and children participated. We started the conference with an afternoon meal before gathering together to seek the Lord. While fasting the next day, we continued with morning and afternoon gatherings, all led in Hebrew. Anointed praise and prayer flowed with prophetic gifts of the Holy Spirit and traditional Jewish elements. In addition we held a public reading of the entire book of Hebrews!
We ended with the last great blast of the shofar, calling for the return of Yeshua, the resurrection of the dead and the victory of the kingdom of God (Leviticus 25:9-10; Isaiah 27:13; Matthew 24:13; I Corinthians 15:52; I Thessalonians 4:16).
Unity among the three congregations was evident and a spirit of love and fellowship was enjoyed by all as we broke the fast together with the Lord's Supper and a community meal. This conference was a spiritual breakthrough and perhaps the first of its kind, combining Holy Spirit gifts with traditional elements, in Hebrew in the Land of Israel!
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|System: PS3
|Dev: Ratloop
|Pub: Ratloop
|Release: October 18, 2011
|Players: 1
|Screen Resolution: 480p-1080p
by Angelo M. D'Argenio
You are a chicken who looks like he overdosed on steroids. You are going up against an evil order of penguins who fall somewhere between communist and Nazi, complete with horrible Arnold Schwarzenegger impersonation accents. You have a ton of guns, a jetpack, and a horrible voice actor. What are you going to do?
Kick some penguin ass, that's what!
This is Rocketbirds: Hardboild Chicken, the downloadable console game sequel to the original Rocketbirds: Revolution, a flash game, of all things. Hardboiled Chicken is one part 2D action platformer, one part Metroid-vania puzzle adventure, one part music video, and all parts surreal awesomeness.
Mechanically, Hardboiled Chicken is actually pretty straightforward. You can run, jump, and fire your gun—these being your basic actions for most of the game. You can duck by pressing down (which lets you get behind cover) and roll while ducking (which actually serves very little purpose other than to recreate awesome action scenes of the past. But you'll still do it. A lot.) Each chapter of the game gives you a simple goal, usually "get to the end before you die."
Enemies are actually pretty simple to defeat by themselves. All you really have to do is fire off round after round in their general direction until they pop. This is good enough for the first few levels, but soon you'll find yourself getting swarmed by multiple enemies at once. As straightforward as their behavior is, ten angry penguins with Uzis are enough to take down one stupid chicken. In order to survive, you'll have to make strategic use of cover. Duck behind desks to prevent heavily armed soldiers from plucking your feathers with machine guns, or press the triangle button to put your back to a wall where you can't be hit but also can't fire. For all intents and purposes, the cover mechanics are actually pretty simple, but they are a core part of the game nonetheless, and they make battles feel like high-budget action sequences (regardless of all the feathers flying around.)
As you wander through the game you'll pick up progressively more powerful weapons. All your guns use the same ammo bar, but more powerful guns burn through it faster. Most enemies drop a tiny bit of ammo, but fighting against flocks of penguins tends to deplete your reserves faster than you can replenish them. In addition, sometime you'll kill an enemy and his corpse will soak up bullets for another enemy you are firing at, forcing you to waste even more ammo. Your health bar is actually pretty short, and taking more than a few bullets to the face will make you a dead duck, er… chicken. Luckily, most enemies drop health packs as well, and for some reason, your health is way easier to manage than your ammo. Maybe it just restores quicker.
In normal stages you'll have to find keycards to open doors, deactivate security switches, blow bases up from the inside out while escaping before the time ticks down to zero, and generally find your way through mazelike hallways. If this sort of puzzle platforming gameplay isn't your bag, these stages are separated by "jetpaction" stages in which you get full control of your movement in a 2D plane. In these sequences, you press X to use your jetpack, and use the analog stick to aim. They play a whole lot more like a 2D shoot 'em up than a platformer of any kind, and frankly, they are pretty cool. Eventually you'll find penguins firing homing missiles at you, and you'll be able to pull off some Top Gun stuntage to get their missiles to crash right back into their faces, all while shooting down other jetpack-wearing flightless birds. It gets your adrenaline flowing in a weird "I'm slaughtering communist penguins with a chicken" sort of way.
The action of the game is frequently broken up by fully drawn animated cutscenes. The animation is smooth and doesn't cut into the action at all. It's all pre-loaded, so you may find a cutscene picking up simply by obtaining a new weapon, just to show you how it looks in a stylized fashion. For example, the first new weapon you get is an Uzi, and when you pick it up you actually get to see a cinematic of your character obtaining it before you drop into battle and plug some penguins full of bullets. The animation is so smooth that you regularly feel like you are watching some sort of eighties action cartoon parody. Which you are, in a sense.


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Located in Shaker Heights, Ohio, Hathaway Brown School provides an inclusive environment that challenges girls in grades K through 12 and boys and girls in the Early Childhood Program. Founded in 1876, Hathaway Brown is committed to a fusion of academic and experiential learning.
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Isaiah 49:13-18
(c) Copyright 2000 Rev. Bill Versteeg
Isaiah 49:13-18 NIV
Shout for joy, O heavens; rejoice, O earth; burst into song, O mountains! For the LORD comforts his people and will have compassion on his afflicted ones.
But Zion said, "The LORD has forsaken me, the Lord has forgotten me."
"Can a mother forget the baby at her breast and have no compassion on the child she has borne? Though she may forget, I will not forget you! See, I have engraved you on the palms of my hands; your walls are ever before me. Your sons hasten back, and those who laid you waste depart from you.
Lift up your eyes and look around; all your sons gather and come to you. As surely as I live," declares the LORD, "you will wear them all as ornaments; you will put them on, like a bride.
Brothers and sisters in Christ:
Thanks to the Hubble space telescope, we can look further out into the universe than we ever have before, and in the process we are discovering infinity. For example:
With the hubble space telescope we can now see objects in outer space that are so distant and so dim that their luminescent power is ½ of 1/1,000,000,000 the brightness of the dimmest star that we can see in a very dark night and place with the naked eye. (2 billion times fainter than the unaided eye can see from earth).
As we are looking out into the sky, we not only see Mercury, Venus, Mars, Jupiter and Saturn, and the rest of the planets that we learned in school, we are discovering in our own solar system the Kuyper ring, a string of asteroids some of which are almost large enough to qualify for planets near Neptune. We are seeing volcanic eruptions on the moons of Jupiter.
But as the Hubble looked into the darkest regions of space over a period of 10 days, looking into the distance we discover not only more stars, no, we are discovering galaxies, not a few, millions even billions of galaxies, each made of millions or billions, or even millions of billions of stars. We see evidence of not just stars colliding, now galaxies colliding in cosmic cataclysmic events not fathomable to our puny human minds. And these galaxies are not just a few light years away, their light has taken between 13 and 16 billion years to get to us. If we remember that 1 light year is approximately 10 trillion kilometers, we are seeing billions of galaxies 160,000,000,000,000,000,000,000 kilometers away. (160 septillion kilometers away.) (If you really want to know how big that number is - I encourage you to start counting after this morning's service - if you could count an average of 1 number per second (when you get into higher numbers they get slower), an average person counting 10 hours a day would about a quadrillion years to count that high.)
Astronomy is an limitless incredibly interesting field of discovery - if you want to learn more and have internet access, you can see some of these pictures at www.seds.org/hst/hst.html. Like never before, we are discovering our smallness, our limitedness and if your are a Christian listening to this, we are discovering the infinite majesty and power of God Almighty. As the Psalmist wrote...
The heavens declare the glory of God; the skies proclaim the work of his hands. Day after day they pour forth speech; night after nighty they display knowledge. There is no speech or language where their voice is not heard. Their voice goes out into all the earth, their words to the ends of the world. Psalm 19:1-4 NIV
If the skies of the Hubble space telescope proclaim the works of God's hands, then God must be pretty busy. Yet what they proclaim is small in comparison to what is going on right here on earth, in the area of biology. Many of us have learned in school about the intricacies of the ecosystem, about species, families, classes, the incredible diversity within the studies of biology. And maybe you have learned of the wonderful ways that different parts of the human body work together and contribute to the whole body - from skin, to muscles to liver, kidneys, heart and brain. But that is simple. As the electron microscope and other tools have enabled us to look the cells and then the molecules of life, we have discovered another universe of smallness. Cells, our bodies contain trillions of cells, each working together to make the whole. And in each of these cells, in tightly spiraled DNA strings containing in simple chemical protein code billions of instructions complete with the syntax of language, commas, periods, it seems as one molecular biologist from the University of Alberta has said, each cell in our body is pouring forth a divine speech.
But with advances in looking ever smaller, we see inside the cells of a living organism different structures that metabolize food, generate the 1000s of different proteins and amino acids necessary to life, and each one of these developed in processes so complicated and machinery so intricate that with our intelligence we cannot come near duplicating them. When we get to the level of molecular biology the machinery of life stuns us. For example, the little twirling tail of an e-coli bacteria which enables it to get from one place to another, essential for its survival, is no simple structure. This tail at its base has a molecular motor, including an armature, a stator, and bearings. Darwin's Black Box The tiniest molecular machines intricately designed are the building blocks behind all of life in its infinite complexity! If we accept Paul's argument that in God we live and move and have our being, then God must be incredibly busy on the molecular level too.
I don't know about you , but when I come to know these things, these things that are education in their very nature, they push me to wonder, to awe, to swooning at the wonder of it all. These, just two areas of many many different areas of study push me to worship because in response, I can do nothing else.
It especially makes me wonder about God: If God is behind this, not only designing it, creating it, but also sustaining it, then God is a very very busy God. I wonder sometimes; If God has all this to take care of, why should he ever focus on me? I heard the same argument from one of the elderly members of our congregation whose life seems to continue hanging on by a string. That person said: "With all the problems in the world, the millions of sick people, the famines and wars and disasters going on, sinners to judge and the suffering to comfort, not to mention his intense interest in spreading the gospel, I'm not sure God has time for me any more"
"Can a mother forget the baby at her breast and have no compassion on the child she has borne? Though she may forget, I will not forget you! See, I have engraved you on the palms of my hands; your walls are ever before me."
Well, by now, you may have noticed that this little ribbon on my finger is a very effective remembering tool. As busy as I get preaching, the ribbon is in the very presence of my business, I have noticed it repeatedly. (You may choose to distribute Peppermints at this point) The truth of this passage for Israel in exile and wondering if God had forgotten them, and for us in the maze of the knowledge explosion, is far richer. And the wonderful words comes from verse 16 See, I have engraved you on the palms of my hands; The word there, translated "engraved" is literally to cut, God has literally cut us into his hands.
As I was reflecting on this passage, I looked long and hard for a cultural expression, a reason why in the culture of Israel someone would cut or engrave symbols of their loved ones in their hands. I could find non, except for one theme: Hands are one of our most important tools for expressing love. We place our hand on the shoulder of a burderned brother to show our care. We use our hands to touch our loved ones tenderly. We shake our hands to give a warm greeting. It is with our hands, the work of our hands that we so often give to others. And where there is intense love, there is a desire to give and give and give, give even if it hurts.
A short while ago, I was doing a project at home, taking a little time in my busy schedule to do a wood working project. In the process of handling a 2"X6", my hand slid and a large sliver carved its way into the palm of my hand. I carefully pulled out the long sliver, stopped the bleeding, bandaged it, and went outside again, back to work, thinking I would quickly forget about it. But I discovered something! The harder I worked, each time I picked up another board, the wound in my hand reminded me of what I had done. Every small amount of pressure smarted. The cut was in the exact place that would ensure that the busier I got, the more I would remember it. Listen again to God...
See, I have engraved you on the palms of my hands;
God has cut us into his hands, so that no matter how busy he is in the vast macroscopic universe and these microscopic molecular machines which display the work of his hands, he cannot forget us. Because we are the ones cut into those hands, the busier God gets, the more he remembers us.
See, I have engraved you on the palms of my hands;
Now there is one more word that I have not focused on as I have talked about this text. That is the first word: "SEE." That first word has profound significance because it is repeated for us in the gospels in a similar context, maybe you in your mind are already making the connection.
Scriptures picture creation as God toying with his infinite power and knowledge. Scriptures picture redemption, the death of Christ on the cross, as God "going all out" in desperately hard work, giving his all for the ones he loves. He died on the cross, last Sunday we celebrated that he arose again, and then he appeared to his disciples. In both Luke and John, when Jesus first appears to his disciples, do you remember what he said? He says take a look! "See my hands."
To Thomas he said "Put your finger here, see my hands. Reach out your hand and put it into my side. Stop doubting and believe!
On this first Sunday after Easter, he is saying to us to...
See, I have engraved you on the palms of my hands; I cannot forget you... stop doubting and believe!.
In his hardest work, he was remembering us! No matter what God is up to today, be assured, if he is busy, he is remembering us.
Let me conclude with a comment on Christian education because the heart of my sermon is the heart of Christian education. Good education pushes us to worship because God's handiwork, which we study in education in its myriad forms, is a study of the myriad of ways in which he expresses his intimate love and care to us. Without the amazing systems of the anthropic universe that are interwoven into our solar system, life could not exist. Without the amazing designed complexity of the molecular machines and factories that are encoded into our DNA strings, life could not exist. Without these life would not be possible, let alone all those other aspects that we call life, feelings, reason, history, language, relationships, economics, beauty, justice, morality and faith. All this possible because reality is a divine expression of God's majestic power, and unique to Christian education - his intimate sustaining love. The boundary between good education and worship is diffuse for good education leads to worship and worship leads us to a desire to discover God's handiwork.
So the church leads worship and in the process teaches and schools teach, but in the process they lead in worship. Education has everything to do with the religious presuppositions upon which a worldview is founded. (an excellent book which brings this out is How Now Shall We Live by C. Colson and Nancy Pearcey).
When your children go to church on Sunday to worship, do you know who is teaching them? I believe that does matter to you.
When your children go to school on Monday to Friday to learn, do you know how they are being led to worship. I believe that matters to you... maybe a lot more than you think.
"Can a mother forget the baby at her breast and have no compassion on the child she has borne? Though she may forget, I will not forget you! See, I have engraved you on the palms of my hands; your walls are ever before me.
Prayer -
Thanks you for your hands - cut, wounded so that we can SEE and know that you have never and never will forget us.
Thanks for your handiwork that reminds us everyday of your intimate care and love for every creature, creation, and especially us, your children.
Thanks for Christian education....
(NIV) Scripture taken from the HOLY BIBLE, NEW INTERNATIONAL VERSION. Copyright (C) 1973, 1978, 1984 International Bible Society. Used by permission of Zondervan Bible Publishers.


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HALIFAX — A Nova Scotia judge said Jeffrey Paul Delisle "coldly and rationally" betrayed his country and sentenced him to 20 years in prison for selling secrets to the Russians.
"That's a big chunk out of the rest of your life," Judge Patrick Curran told Delisle. "That may be a sad thing in the eyes of some, but it's a necessary thing through the eyes of the public of Canada."
Curran picked the sentencing recommendation of Crown attorney Lyne Decarie, but gave Delisle credit for time served in custody since his arrest last January.
That means the 42-year-old faces another 18 years and five months in prison and will be eligible for parole after six years.
Asked if she thought the people of Canada will be happy with the sentence, Decarie said: "I hope so."
Delisle is the first person in Canada to face charges under the Security of Information Act and Decarie thinks the decision provides a strong deterrent.
Mike Taylor, Delisle's defence lawyer, had argued for a nine- or 10-year sentence. He had a long meeting with his client before emerging to speak with reporters.
"He's still a little bit in shock," Taylor said. "It's a significant sentence that he received and one that, quite frankly, I don't think he was really expecting."
The maximum penalty for the charge is life in prison.
Delisle pleaded guilty last October to selling secrets to the Russians between July 6, 2007, and Jan. 10, 2012. The guilty plea spared the military some embarrassment and the possibility of more security breaches during a trial — something the judge took into account.
Taylor said it's too early to decide whether to appeal.
During the sentencing hearing, Taylor tried to show there's no proof Delisle's espionage caused real damage.
Curran, though, said that doesn't matter.
"A person who discloses state secrets commits a grave offence whether or not actual harm has resulted or can be determined," the judge said.
Curran also ordered Delisle to pay a $111,817 fine — equal to what the Russians paid him. He gave Delisle 20 years to pay and if he doesn't, he'll have to spend another two years behind bars.
Gen. Tom Lawson, chief of the defence staff, called Delisle's behaviour "odious" and vowed to speed up the administrative review that will strip the former naval intelligence officer of his rank and salary.


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Coldworker cancels European tour
Unfortunately Coldworker have to cancel the European tour with Necrophagist and Misery Index due to work releated reasons. This is a very sad thing as we were psyched about the tour, the bands and the route, but unfortunately we got struck by a very hard case of bad timing, forcing us to drop out of the tour after it was announced.
We like to point out that the cancellation has nothing to do with the band or the other bands, neither the booking agency nor our record label. There is no argument of any kind involved.
Necrophagist and Misery Index will now be joined by Origin. Read more about the tour at Avocado booking.
Hopefully we can schedule a new European tour in the late spring/early summer. In the meantime we have scheduled another Örebro show and an appearence at the Finnish Metal Expo, both shows in February.
...and I have to say that you read and write a lot.that´s great for the fans.
I think it isn´t normal.so I say THANK YOU or Tackar så mycket.
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I hope me and my friends can see and hear you in south germoney in summer!?
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Back from vacation!
Every year, my friends and I rent a huge house in The Outer Banks, NC for a week. We eat and drink like kings: fresh-caught fish, shrimp, oysters, crab and scallops nearly every night. No joke. Oh, and steak. Tons of beer, vodka and rum. We make ridiculous fruity drinks during the day for the beach and pool. I am kinda the unofficial cook for the week and I love it. I get to fry, sauté, bake and sear anything and everything (I leave the grilling to the dudes. They love it).
This year, my good friend Jeff revealed that he picks up tips from our dinner time festivities. We had some scallops laying around (it's like that) and I decided searing them would be a great lesson. Although it may seem pretty easy, there are a few very important tips that, if not followed, will ruin your scallops. Here's what Jeff learned:
Buy fresh.
Go to a fish market or store. Do not get these from your grocery store. Not even Whole Foods. I know it's more convenient but I'm telling you, it's worth the extra trip. Most grocery stores buy scallops in bulk and they come wet-packed in a sodium solution in a huge bucket. Get them from a trusted fish shop where they get them dry.
Dry, dry, dry.
Before you cook them, set them on a kitchen towel or paper towel and let them sit for a few minutes. The moisture will slowly be pulled out. Just blotting them will not be enough. As you sear, water will seep out and start to boil your meat – NOT sear. Make sure you do both sides.
Hot oiled pan.
Any oil or butter is fine. Keep in mind that with butter, the fat solids will burn. I like the flavor but some don't. Either way, make sure you wipe off the pan in between batches and re-oil/heat. Your pan is ready when a flick of water sizzles. Season one side with salt and pepper. Place the seasoned side down in the pan. Season the naked side in the pan. I use the juices/butter/oil and spoon it over the naked side while waiting for the cooking side to sear. This gives the meat a tiny bit of heat and flavor.
Don't touch.
A lot of people stir, shove and fiddle when they cook. As a general rule – don't. Especially when searing meats, don't touch! The searing happens with patience and time. For scallops, leave them for 2-3 minutes. You can check to see if you have the desired golden brown at the 2 minute mark. Flip to sear the naked side. You'll know your scallops are done when they feel firm, not mushy. Place them on a plate when they're done. Don't leave them in the pan as they'll continue to cook.
The scallops above are resting on a bed of leeks and red peppers that I sautéed using the fond from the scallop pan. Fond is the brown, caramelized stuff that's on the bottom of the pan. It's tasty and adds flavor – use it!
The night we had seared scallops, we also had fried oysters, soft-shell crabs, grilled swordfish & tuna, sautéed sugar snap peas and red cabbage slaw. The night before, we had shrimp cocktail and a seafood chowder I made with local squash, potatoes and sweet onion. I used bay scallops, mahi and shrimp, starting it off with this amazing bacon from Landhaus (the best bacon you've ever had in your life, I'm not lying).
I'm just sayin'.
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D.C. United (7-15-4) is just 2-5-2 in its last nine home games with only three goals. Atlanta United (10-8-5) hadn't lost since its last meeting with D.C. United, going 4-0-2.
Just after halftime, Lloyd Sam raced to save a ball on the end line and clipped it to find Russell Canouse's head at the far post. Canouse placed his open header in front of the goal and it deflected off Parkhurst's right side.
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After winning a contest that lets him see the famed interior of the Pawtucket Patriot Brewery, Peter gets kicked out for being where he shouldn't be. After having more than a few drinks, he ends up inadvertently showing off some impressive piano skills to Lois, who puts him onstage in order to win a competition.
As far as storylines go, this one's pretty much all over the place and doesn't come together as well you might have expected. While we have been conditioned over the years to draw our entertainment dose primarily from the regular barrage of random jokes, there's still something to be said about having a cohesive story to tell. While there is a fairly substantial quantity of laughs to be had here, it's ultimately not quite of the same caliber as other season 2 classics.
The Willy Wonka inspired set up for the Pawtucket Patriot Brewery scenes seemed to take up a little too much screen time during the episode. While it was amusing to see the Qhahog residents go crazy over the chance to visit the famed establishment, it felt like it all dragged a little. There were a few pleasant highlights though, including an appearance by Death, and a hilarious moment where Peter is injured at his doorstep and spends an inordinately long time wincing after running home with the final winning silver scroll. There was also a great cutaway of Peter running a complex lab investigation in order to find out how many remaining scrolls there were to be found when Joe found the first one.
The interior of the Pawtucket Patriot Brewery was pretty much what you'd expect it to be. There were a few musical numbers and lots of beer freely flowing – but none of the scenes here felt particularly clever. Joe not being able to get in was somewhat funny, and Peter drinking the beer from the room where he was asked not to be in felt a bit like a missed opportunity as well. We do get to see Peter kicked on the shin again and he does a bit of his hilarious over-the-top wincing. On the other hand watching Peter and Brian fart their way down from floating was only mildly amusing.
Lois' rivalry with Alexis Radcliffe had its moments, including a scene where they are both verbally sparring while simultaneously getting examined by their respective gynecologists. Also funny was to watch Alexis deliberately splash Lois with water by creating a puddle and running over it just to rub her victory in. These scenes do the job in establishing Lois' reasons to be so obsessed with winning that she's willing to keep her husband constantly drunk so that he plays well enough to win.
Peter's piano scenes were pretty funny, as he churns out some classic TV themes while drunk. His bit with the "sad song from the end of the Incredible Hulk" was definitely a highlight, as we'd get to see Stewie do a pretty amusing Bruce Banner impression. The theme was re-used during the end credits with Stewie walking away against a live action background.
Overall, this episode had a decent quantity of hilarious moments, but it's certainly not as memorable as some of the earlier episodes during the season. With a few decent cutaway gags and a couple of somewhat memorable musical numbers the laughs are here, but this episode usually isn't the one that comes to mind when you think of the best early Family Guy episodes.