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The Year of Living Biblically
From the bestselling author of The Know-It-All comes a fascinating and timely exploration of religion and the Bible.
Raised in a secular family but increasingly interested in the relevance of faith in our modern world, A.J. Jacobs decides to dive in headfirst and attempt to obey the Bible as literally as possible for one full year. He vows to follow the Ten Commandments. To be fruitful and multiply. To love his neighbor. But also to obey the hundreds of less publicized rules: to avoid wearing clothes made of mixed fibers; to play a ten-string harp; to stone adulterers.
The resulting spiritual journey is at once funny and profound, reverent and irreverent, personal and universal and will make you see history's most influential book with new eyes.
Jacobs's quest transforms his life even more radically than the year spent reading the entire Encyclopedia Britannica for The Know-It-All. His beard grows so unruly that he is regularly mistaken for a member of ZZ Top. He immerses himself in prayer, tends sheep in the Israeli desert, battles idolatry, and tells the absolute truth in all situations - much to his wife's chagrin.
Throughout the book, Jacobs also embeds himself in a cross-section of communities that take the Bible literally. He tours a Kentucky-based creationist museum and sings hymns with Pennsylvania Amish. He dances with Hasidic Jews in Brooklyn and does Scripture study with Jehovah's Witnesses. He discovers ancient biblical wisdom of startling relevance. And he wrestles with seemingly archaic rules that baffle the twenty-first-century brain.Jacobs's extraordinary undertaking yields unexpected epiphanies and challenges. A book that will charm readers both secular and religious, The Year of Living Biblically is part Cliff Notes to the Bible, part memoir, and part look into worlds unimaginable. Thou shalt not be able to put it down.
I was initially skeptical of the premise of this book.As a religion professor who teaches courses on the biblical writings, I spend huge amounts of time helping my students to understand that NO ONE reads the Christian Bible literally.Moving to a more mature understanding of sacred texts requires that they find ways to move beyond a superficial reading of Scripture.Consequently, I was concerned that a book whose premise was spending a year following "the Bible as literally as possible" would only reinforce the shallow stereotypes that many people hold about what it means to be a person of faith.
Thankfully Jacobs does just the opposite.Although he does adopt a disciplined lifestyle that conforms as much as possible to a literal reading of Jewish and Christian sacred texts, that discipline is the beginning, not the end, of his journey.Over time, Jacobs comes to discover the powerful ways that the simple act of looking for the presence of holy God can shape the perspective of even a skeptical agnostic.He also learns how traditional spiritual disciplines, even ones that seem nonsensical can help attune us to the holy.
Speaking of the "nonsensical," Jacobs does a good job of introducing the reader to some of the more...challenging...passages to take seriously.He even notes in a passing way some of the questions raised by modern biblical scholarship.This material is not the focus of the book, but I am grateful to find it there.Many people of faith raise their Bibles in the air, loudly proclaiming them to be the verbatim "Word" of God, without bothering to realize all of the things they are claiming that God has said.I often think God would be mortified.
Although the cover of "The Year of Living Biblically" might cause you to think this is a silly and superficial book, it is not.Jacob's story is witty and honest, and it is a faithful accounting of the small and large ways in which our lives can change when we are willing to listen (without winking or crossing our fingers behind our backs) for what we can learn from the wisdom and faith of generations past.
Since most of the previous reviews have provided so much depth, I will note my personal impression.You have to admire the author's commitment to his goal of living a year Bibically.First off, there are so many versions of the Bible and AJ Jacobs addresses this issue as well as other ones he faces in this quest with thoughful consideration.Although there were a lot of sections that made me laugh (the growing of the beard, finding clothes to wear, etc.), it did give me a new appreciation for religious beliefs and the struggles one faces in trying to adhere to ANY religion in today's world.As you read on, you realize that although Jacobs is conducting a social experiment and not a scientific one, it seems clear that it's impossible to accomplish his goal.This book provided lots of discussion within my family about the role of religion and how important the "meaning" of the Bible was compared to the literal.Religion is a sensitive subject and the author struck just the right note of providing information without offending (well at least in my opinion).I was surprised to find a book that dealt with the Bible to be such an entertaining read.I commend this book for addressing such a serious subject in a lighhearted manner without trivializing the subject matter.
I must admit that I was pleasantly surprised practicing Jewish household, but in the last few years has become interested in religion. Therefore, in an effort to explore this topic, and write a book in the process, he decided to follow teachings of the Bible for a year. As you can probably imagine, this is not an easy feat. Not only does the author have to adjust to a complex set of rules, but his family also has to endure the results of this quest. A fairly simple rule, like not being able to shave his beard, leads to questions at airports, scared kids, and other uncomfortable situations. But think about the harder rules to follow, like the one dealing with stoning adulterers, or the protocol for interacting with women at "that time of the month".
When most non-religious people think about what "living Biblically" means, we relate to the Ten Commandments. But this is only the tip of the iceberg. After four weeks of reading the Bible, A.J. Jacobs came up with a list of 800 rules to follow. If you add to that the fact that there are 7,000 versions of the best selling book in history, then the issue becomes much more complicated. It is no surprise that an average person breaks many, many, many rules in our everyday life.
I was really impressed by the way in which Jacobs handled this balancing act. It is not easy to write about religion without upsetting a fair amount of people, especially if there is an element of humor added to the mix. I am glad to report that the treatment of the topic is as objective as one can expect. The humor is clever and present in the right amount. This results in a pleasant read, that is greatly informative to boot. In this book, I found many facts that I did not know, and I feel like I better understand various religious groups, including some less popular ones, such as the Amish, the Samaritans, the Falwell followers and the Red Letter Christians. Kudos to A.J. Jacobs for writing such a wonderful book!
Around a year ago, I read my first book It-All, a memoir of the author's quest to read the entire Encyclopaedia Britannica.As a follow-up to that top-notch book, he has taken on a shorter but more difficult book, The Bible.For a year, Jacobs intended to follow the commandments of the Bible as literally as possible:not just the well-known ones (like "Thou shalt not kill") but the obscure ones as well (such as wearing clothes of mixed fibers).It was to be, as the book title states, The Year of Living Biblically.
The first problem with undertaking such a task is that there are a lot of different Bibles out there and even more ways to interpret what's in them.While Jacobs seems to rely mostly on the Revised Standard Version, he consults other versions as well.Over the course of the year he will meet with a number of different religious groups and individuals representing a broad spectrum of interpretations.
The nice thing about the Encyclopaedia Britannica was it was pretty straightforward, with little wiggle room for misreading.But in the Bible, almost everything can be read at least two ways.Even the Ten Commandments are subject to multiple interpretations:Does the commandment against killing mean all killing?What about executions?It is this ambiguity that lets the Bible fit almost all agendas.Is the Bible pro- or anti-slavery?What is its views on abortion, homosexuality or the roles of women?As Jacobs finds during the year, there is no true agreement.(And if the Bible has a message that contradicts your ideals, do you reject your ideals or (at least in part) the Bible?)
Jacobs finds that truly living Biblically - adhering to all the restrictions - is virtually impossible, and he finds that even the most literal reader of the book engages in some picking and choosing.As a self-described secular Jew, there is much that he personally disagrees with, but he is respectful of every faith he meets.Many times, he even finds his preconceptions about certain groups to be different from reality.He also finds that for even the obscure commandments, there are experts who can assist him, such as the man who can tell you if your clothes do truly violate the stricture on mixed fibers.
As Jacobs goes through the year, he finds that he is personally changing:the act of living Biblically changes the very way he thinks.He doesn't become a religious fanatic, but his worldview is affected.Throughout, however, he keeps his sense of humor and there are plenty of funny moments in the book.Overall, this is a superb follow-up to The Know-It-All (I think it helps if you've read that one first, but it's not essential).For a look at the Bible that is illuminating and simultaneously reverent and irreverent, this book is the one to read.
Towards the end of this book, author AJ Jacobs speaks of the emptiness he experiences when he completes a project. I know the feeling. I have it now. I hate to put down his book.
This book is a travelogue, with Jacobs documenting his journey through terrain both strange and familiar. Throughout, he exhibits a self-deprecating wit that in no way undermines his insight. Laugh out loud funny? It is that. But even when he's wagging his bushy beard at something absurd, Jacobs' humor is neither cynical nor mean-spirited. His observations feel unflinchingly frank, but never superior--he is quick to acknowledge that he is as eccentric as anyone.
None of this is meant to imply that this book will be a comfortable fit for everyone. He is, after all, pointing out some of the more unusual and esoteric Biblical rules, trying them on, questioning them, looking at the people who follow them. I felt he handled the subject of Biblical literalism with meticulous respect, but some readers might be made uneasy at such scrutiny of sacred cows. And that would be a shame. Because while it's easy to laugh at his humor, it's equally important to reflect on his subtext. What are thepsychological and social impacts of ritualism? There's a lot to be learned from an outsider looking in.
Like any good tour guide, Jacobs has come to feel like a friend, and I'm going to miss him. Until next trip.
Here's THE book to give to everyone who has commandeered the Bible to justify science-hating, gay-hating agendas ("we must follow the Bible to the letter")...or more broadly, for ANYONE who is the least bit curious about the most widely-read and influential book in the world, and the ramifications for precisely following it.
A.J. Jacobs takes us on an extraordinary journey -- to obey the Bible as literally as possible for one full year.He vows to follow the Ten Commandments to the letter...to stone adulterers (because of pesky U.S. laws, the author had to settle for pebbles)...to be fruitful and multiply (not as easy as it sounds!))...and building a hut (again, not easy with today's liability issues.)The journey transforms his life -- from what he eats and wears to little-known precepts (anti-winking?)
As you might imagine, there's a good deal of humor in this book.But, for this agnostic, the spiritual journey that A.J. takes is quite profound, even life-altering. It's also quite a learning experience to read about A.J. touring a Kentucky-based creationist museum, doing scripture study with Jehovah's witnesses, or wrestling with archaic rules that actually have relevance for today's society.There are, indeed, epiphanies about ritual, prayer and community -- which tie right into the author's admitted OCD -- and the comfort of believing in a God that cares.
In the end, I was educated and entertained simultaneously -- a rare feat for a book. I began reading skeptically (what relevance do ancient rules really have to my life?) and ended up with a better understanding of why and how the Bible influences so many today.
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Welcome to Adorbs Hatchery! =D I specialise in colourful, shiny dragons, which means you'll mostly (but not exclusively) find gem genes here in an array of colours ranging from Pastels to Eyeburners and everything in between. Please, take your Coatl off and have a look around. There are some lovely Adorbs Hatchies excited to meet you! <3
Announcement: Valentine's Day, get an extra 14% discount during the FR event! =D
(Please note that I can be such an airhead, I put balloons to shame. If I mess up or forget to reply, don't be afraid to point it out to me. =P)
About Adorbs Hatchery:
- All dragons that are for sale are unnamed with Wind Eyes, unless stated otherwise.
- Pricing: Dragons are listed for 15k minimum to prevent them being bought as fodder.
- I'm willing hold dragons if you're sure you want them, but for some reason can't buy them immediately. I'll only hold for as long as my lair space will allow me, though.
- I have pinglists for breeding pairs, as well as a general pinglist. I won't take you off a pinglist unless you ask me to. Feel free to list preferences, I'll only ping you for nests with the desires hatchies. =)
- Please ping me! I'd hate to miss your post.
- I maintain a gem ratio of 1:1000.
- I also accept food at a ratio of 30t per food point.
- During festivals I maintain a festival currency ratio of 1:1000. Outside of festivals, I accept festival currency at a 1:500 ratio.
- I accept mixed payments and items on my Wishlist (image heavy).
- 5% discount if you're on a pinglist. It doesn't have to be a dragon you were pinged for.
- Members of the Wind Flight, newbies*, friends and affiliates get a 10% discount. (Newbie discounts only apply if you have been registered for less than a month.)
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- Discounts stack! =D
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Craigslist offers a veritable goldmine of prose. This morning let's take the time to explore some of that writing, and take a guess at what vehicle is being described for sale.
here it is:
Appealing automobile. Get chrome rims on,appears like a bentley.Don't such as rigid ride or road sounds.
The leather-based interior is quite a bit roomier and user-friendly than I'd assume in this cost range. The Michelin primacy auto tires are highly rated and a plus, no change to drive in snowfall but.
Fashion will be unparalleled, their pose is certainly vivid plus evident. Internal has solid substances, next to nothing affordable plus its perfectly assembled.
Quite more comfortable sports car. Propels effectively. Takes care of amazing. Incredibly fantastic auto.
Great Value. Extremely comfortable, mileage better than envisioned. Plenty of features and great bedroom for carrying.


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I've been unwell lately. So here I am back to gaming. This kind of reminds me of when I did a show out at pax east. I met pro fps player when i was modelling some clothes. She became sick and had to stay home from school. She had to be home schooled. She barely had enough energy to sit upright. She would lie in bed and play. If the outside world is not an option. We still have the gaming world :)
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@lilletsy: I've been feeling similarly.
The world just seems full of bad people and not enough positive things to do at times. Just a few minutes ago I heard some neighbor of mine walking by my apartment door, talking about beating someone's ass and shooting them. Real salt of the Earth folks, I tell you.
I tried a couple of times over the past few years to get away from gaming so much, and spending a lot of money on the hobby. I tried really hard to spend more time hanging out with friends and meeting girls. But nothing really came of it. I just spent more money sitting alone in restaurants and sports bars, and driving all around trying to figure out someplace where I could meet people.
Eventually you wind up worse off and just want to get away from everyone and go enjoy some video games. ...Except you still live in a town that's apparently full of shitty people, and still don't feel comfortable being at home.
I wonder if it's just my city or if every place is like this now.
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Hunger (and HoPE) Action Month
September is Hunger Action Month, a time when people across the world take stands against hunger in tangible ways! No one should have to go hungry, and Hunger Action Month reminds us that there are those out there who need the help of a kind people with open hands because there are more than enough… Read More ›
Back-To-School Holiday Lessons
As many children in western nations gear up to return to school in September, children in India have been back in their classrooms since the start of their academic year in July. Returning to classrooms after weeks of getting to roam outside is never easy, but the children in India often welcome the return to… Read More ›
Sneha Spreads Greenery
Sneha is in the seventh standard at a government high school in Goa. She lives with her father, mother and three younger sisters. The only source of income for her family is from her father, who is a driver. Even though they are all grateful that he is employed, the pay is meager for a… Read More ›
Kaaliyamal Feels Loved
Kaaliyamal tries her best to repress heart-wrenching memories of days when she was abandoned by her daughters after her husband's death. She lived on her own struggling to get through every single day until we found her. Kaaliyamal was married off when she was very young and had five daughters with her husband. They struggled… Read More ›
Thinakaran is attending 7th-grade classes in Vedambur. His father and his mother work as farm laborers. He has two elder brothers. Thinakaran's parents earn very low income but still go without necessities to allow all three to attend school instead of join them working in the fields. They genuinely hope that their boys will find… Read More ›


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Who Are My Clients?
I love to tell people about my work.
Being a Certified Lymphedema Therapist is a very unique and rewarding job, but there aren't a lot of us around.
So, it's not surprising that
when I tell people what I do for a living,
they often respond with
It's a big topic,
so let's start with the simple stuff.
Who are My Clients?
Before I launch into the specifics of conditions that can be improved with therapy at Pain & Swelling Solutions, it's important to know that the therapies I offer can benefit nearly everyone.
My Clients Include Anyone Who:
- Wants to Jump-Start Their Health & Well-Being
- Wants to Feel Better
- Believes in Regular Maintenance for the Body
My primary therapy is Lymphatic Drainage. I provide a lot of other beneficial therapies, but lymphatic work is my passion.
What is Lymph?
Everyone has a lymphatic system, just like everyone has a circulatory system. The lymphatic system is a second circulatory system that is absolutely critical to our overall health.
It is responsible for the transport of the immune system (how we fight infection), the absorption and transport of fat-soluble vitamins, and the movement of fluid containing wastes from our tissues. Read in-depth about the lymphatic system here.
We Maintenance Our Cars –
Why Not Our Bodies?
After driving a car around for a few thousand miles it's time to have the oil changed. It gets dirty and gummy and your car doesn't function as well as it should if you don't get fresh oil.
Our lymphatic system operates in a similar fashion. Under normal circumstances, our movement helps to purge the wastes from our lymphatic system. However, many of us don't engage in much activity. We sit in the car; we sit at our desks; and we sit in front of the TV.
This lack of movement along with
dehydration, stress, fatigue, and infections
lead to lymphatic backup…and it can make us feel crappy.
Lymphatic Therapy can make you feel much better
by getting your lymph moving again.
How I Can Help People
with Specific Conditions
People who Want a Thorough Detox
Let's face it. We don't eat as well as we should. We don't exercise as much as we should.
When we are still, our lymph gets sluggish. We find ourselves sitting at desks, sitting on the couch, and just being exhausted from our daily lives, too tired and too busy to get up and move around.
When we don't consume enough water our lymph gets thick and doesn't move effectively. This stagnation causes our wastes to stay in the body instead of being flushed out naturally.
Electro-Lymphatic Therapy is a simple and painless method for changing lymph that is the consistency of Jello back to a more water-like consistency so that it can flow better.
Manual Lymphatic Drainage is the more traditional, yet very effective method of moving stuck lymph through a technique that is similar to massage.
Pulsed ElectroMagnetic Field (PEMF) Therapy works at the cellular level to process waste out of the cells and increase levels of ATP (the body's source of energy).
These therapies:
- Reduce Fatigue
- Boost the Immune System
- Help Clear Up Skin
- Eliminate Food Allergens from the Body
- Reduce Pain
- Reduce Facial Swelling and Puffiness
People Healing After Surgery
Whether you have had a knee or shoulder replacement, a hysterectomy, or plastic surgery, I can help you recover faster.
Surgery is a traumatic event to the body. It is usually followed by plenty of swelling, bruising, and pain.
The therapies I offer, such as Electro-Lymphatic Therapy and Manual Lymphatic Drainage can speed up the healing process significantly by:
- Substantially Reducing Swelling
- Clearing up Bruises Much Faster
- Speed Wound Healing
Cancer Patients & Survivors
A cancer diagnosis changes everything. Suddenly, you are going through treatments, surgeries, and you feel miserable.
Then, when what seems like the worst is over, you have more battles to face that no one warned you about.
Surgery, radiation, and chemo can alter your body by causing scarring, axillary cording (also known as Axillary Web Syndrome), fragile skin, and damage to your lymphatic system – even if no lymph nodes were removed.
I am specially trained in Oncology Massage, Breast Surgery Recovery Therapy, and Axillary Web Syndrome. While I specialize in working with people who have breast-related cancers, I also work on people who are being treated for various cancers including head & neck, prostate, ovarian, and more.
The therapies I provide to people who have or have had cancer:
- Provide Safe, Therapeutic Human Touch
- Improve Scar Appearance
- Reduce Pain
- Restore Range of Motion after Surgery
- Eliminate Tugging and Pinching from Adhesions
- Reduce / Eliminate Bumpy Areas and Stuck Fluid
- Heal Open Wounds Faster
People who Have Lymphedema
Lymphedema is a chronic, progressive disease involving uncontrolled swelling. At the least it can be a nuisance to some people. At its worst it can be disfiguring and put people at high risk for potentially life-threatening infections.
I provide a unique natural therapy for Lymphedema that is not offered in most clinics. Electro-Lymphatic Therapy is a profoundly effective method of draining lymph to reduce swelling, especially when combined with Compression Bandaging and Compression Garments (which are also services I provide). In addition, I provide traditional Manual Lymphatic Drainage for people who are unable to have Electro-Lymphatic Therapy.
- Clients who come to me for Lymphedema Therapy come for one of several reasons:
- They find the results of Electro-Lymphatic Therapy superior to traditional Manual Lymphatic Drainage
- They wish to add sessions of Electro-Lymphatic Therapy to their standard reduction protocol to help speed the process along.
- Their insurance benefits have run out and my sessions are cheaper than paying a Physical or Occupational Therapist out of pocket. My licensure is as a Massage Therapist. However, I hold the very same Certified Lymphedema Therapist (CLT) credential as some Physical Therapists, Occupational Therapists, and MD's.
The Lymphedema-related services available at Pain & Swelling Solutions include:
- Client Education
- Electro-Lymphatic Drainage
- Manual Lymphatic Drainage
- Compression Bandaging
- Compression Garment Fitting
People with
Chronic Venous Insufficiency
Chronic Venous Insufficiency (CVI), also known as Ambulatory Venous Hypertension, is most often diagnosed in people who have varicose veins.
CVI is usually caused by failing valves in veins that allow blood to flow back towards the feet instead of being pushed back towards the heart.
The result of this backwards flow of blood is swelling in the legs and feet which can cause symptoms from mild discomfort and ill-fitting shoes to constant pain and burning.
CVI can even progress to where a patient develops venous ulcers, a type of vascular wound. Because blood flow around the area is compromised, the ulcers can easily become infected.
For people who have Chronic Venous Insufficiency I provide Electro-Lymphatic or Manual Lymphatic Drainage, Compression Bandaging, Compression Garments, and Pulsed ElectroMagnetic Field (PEMF) Therapy.
These therapies:
- Reduce Swelling
- Lead to Healing of Venous Ulcerations
- Reduce Pain
- Improve of Skin Health


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Company active and sensitive to the evolution of more advanced technologies, for over forty years ACEM occupies a prestigious position in its sector.
It 'was among the first to feel the market's demand for immediateand easy to use functionality with features suited for bothindustrial use and for DIY.
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The Master of Business Administration with a Specialization in Information Technology Management provides you with high-level technical and business knowledge to meet complex technology and business challenges. In this online program you will navigate the issues of managing data in a global environment. You will also address policy and management issues surrounding information systems, including strategic use, organizational impact and project management.
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