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The Christian leader must not forget the responsibility to protect the faith. Those of Paul's readers who fell into this category, including Timothy, were to discharge this duty by teaching and urging the true faith (v. 2). The command that sets Timothy in this mode again (see also 3:14; 4:6, 11; 5:7, 21) also reminds them that in this operation the Christian leader is not unarmed. Paul has given specific teaching (these . . . things) for confrontation with the false teachers.
Having repeated the command, Paul issues a kind of "wanted poster." It is the counterpart to the "job description" given in chapter 3. Notably, each begins with the general if anyone (compare 5:4, 16; Tit 1:6). Here, verses 3-6 consist of one long sentence in the Greek, beginning with the "criminal" and the "crime" and going on to give identifying characteristics in a list of vices. By using the list (compare 1:9-10; 2 Tim 3:2-4; Tit 3:3) Paul meant to create a strong stereotype or caricature of the false teacher that would communicate primarily two things: an authoritative denunciation and a solemn warning. Readers, after seeing this "poster," would not be likely to form or maintain casual attitudes about the false teachers or their doctrine.
Paul first categorizes their ministry. As in 1:3, he charges them with, literally, "teaching different doctrine." False doctrines were determined on the basis of divergence from the approved teaching of the church. The remainder of verse 3 defines the approved canon or standard. Sound instruction of our Lord Jesus Christ is a reference to the gospel about Christ which Paul himself introduced. It produces soundness or spiritual health in those that receive it (see 1:10). The approved teaching is that which can be measured by "godliness" (the NIV godly teaching is too vague; compare Tit 1:2). The true gospel announces and produces a genuinely transformed lifestyle.
What characterized the opponents? First, verse 4 tells us they were conceited. They felt that they had special knowledge of God, better knowledge than the apostle had. In fact, they did not, and the arrogant air about them betrayed their unregenerate nature; gentleness, a quality of true spirituality in the Pastorals (6:11; 2 Tim 2:25; compare 2 Cor 10:1), was totally absent.
Second, they were ignorant. Paul's phrase (literally, "understanding or knowing nothing") recalls the tone of 1:7. These teachers were not simply misguided, they were totally ignorant. This was apparent as their doctrine was measured against the apostle's and as their conduct was measured against true godliness. Moreover, from the context it seems that this condition was a culpable one, for it came about as the result of decisions made about the apostolic gospel which they knew (compare 1:13).
Third, they took perverse pleasure in controversy and quarreling. This so marked their behavior that Paul describes them as "sick with" (having an unhealthy interest in) disputes. As this dangerous sickness spreads, it produces poisons that destroy relationships and church unity.
Paul lists several. Envy is a discontented thirst for advantage and position that breeds distrust. In Galatians 5:21 it stands in opposition to the joy and peace that the Spirit produces. Strife refers to an atmosphere of constant struggle. Malicious talk and evil suspicions, rumor-spreading and distrust, are the offspring of envy and strife. This list closes in verse 5 with the graphic summary constant friction.
Ultimately, the disease spread by the heretics would result in a kind of spiritual mental illness. Paul makes the same connection in verse 5 between corrupt behavior and rejection of God that he did in Romans 1. There, rejection of the knowledge of God is seen to spawn a corrupt life (Rom 1:28-32). Here, the corrupt mind and being robbed of the truth amount to the same thing. The heretics could no longer apprehend God's truth because their mind, that organ of rational discernment, had been corrupted by false teaching (2 Tim 3:8; Tit 1:15).
It is little wonder, then, that missionaries of the cults are so resistant to the gospel and so easily angered in theological discussions. Corrupt minds and argumentative dispositions go hand in hand with opposition to the gospel.
This poster caricature of the heretics concludes with the main point Paul wishes to develop. These false teachers were "selling" their teaching. People in that day were often suspicious of the motives of teachers of religion and philosophy. Paul apparently had to deal with similar allegations himself (1 Thess 2:5), and Christians were warned about peddlers of the gospel (Rom 16:17-18; 2 Pet 2:2; 1 Pet 5:2). Here godliness may refer to one of the errorists' own catchwords (see 2 Tim 3:5), their special knowledge of the divine (6:20). As they taught certain things that people wanted to hear (2 Tim 4:3) and offered initiation into an elite club, the false teachers discovered a lucrative business (compare Tit 1:11). In reality, this was the result of corrupted minds that had broken from the truth of the gospel.
As much as we would prefer to avoid this warning, we must not allow Paul's concentration on the motives of false teachers to deflect this word's relevance for those in Christian vocations today. While there is no easy rule to apply, we must constantly evaluate the influence of "financial packages" and "fee structures" on our motives, and be willing before the Lord to make radical adjustments.
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COLUMBIA - Columbia's transportation planning group met Thursday afternoon to discuss how they will fund future projects.
The chairman of the Columbia Area Transportation Study Organization (CATSO) said many projects remain unfunded.
A temporary sales and use tax increase for transportation was rejected by voters in August 2014. The tax increase would have paid for projects across the state improving Missouri's highways, roads, bridges, airports, railways, sidewalks, and public transit options.
The amendment proposed a .75 percent sales tax over a ten year period. It was estimated $4.8 billion dollars would be raised for the Missouri Department of Transportation.
Since the amendment was voted down in August, the Columbia Area Transportation Study Organization has been considering how to fund future projects.
MoDOT planning administrator Ben Reeser said the projects Columbia had hoped to have funded by the sales tax simply won't get done.
"Our focus now is to take care of our existing system as long as we can with the funds that we do have," Reeser said.
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Is anyone else keen to add the Valenwood side of the Strid to our Mod?
It'd help with compatibility with a valenwood mod, and potentially even promote the creation of one once the GC is out. More importantly we would have an actual river, not a weird lilly-padded ocean.
I have some screens, but I'm to tired to add some captions.
https://dl.dropbox.com/u/23627856/Cyrod ... achend.JPG
https://dl.dropbox.com/u/23627856/Cyrod ... vering.JPG
https://dl.dropbox.com/u/23627856/Cyrod ... tbeach.JPG
Here are the Valenwood cells from SG's heightmap, it's only the top cells that either touch the river or connect to two cells that touch a river (for the sake of having corners). It would barely need decorating, just a few unpassable, view obstructing cliffs and trees,:
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MMR Poland 2016 ended on 15 Feb 2016 00:00:00 UTC. Please check back here for results and check the Mapraid Forum for mapraid announcements.
MMR Poland 2016
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- 1.1 Goals
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- 1.4 Raid Areas
- 1.5 Mapraid guidelines
- 1.6 Editing Resources
- 1.7 Mass edits
- 1.8 Basic reference links
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In order of importance:
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Because of the international character of this MapRaid, the main language is English. As we have raiders from many different time zones, we will use time in UTC.
The participants will be divided into several groups, one for each section of the map. Each group will have both local and senior editors, one of which will be the Group leader. Please direct all questions to your group leader. The raid hosts will be available across all areas for added support.
When working in the raid area, please set yourself to visible in WME chat. Also, turn on the Live Users layer. This will serve to collaborate smoothly and get quick help at your location if needed.
We will use Slack as the main communication service. There is a special Poland MapRaid channel for this raid. Also, every group will have their own channel. If you are not already part of the MapRaid Slack team, you will be invited shortly before the Raid starts. If anything goes wrong and you didn't receive the invite when the raid is about to start, click here to get your Slack invitation (choose WazeMapRaid). If you have trouble getting into the Slack team or channels, please reach out to one of the MapRaid organizers.
Raid Areas
This MapRaid has 7 groups according to the following map. Use the overlay to show the borders of your group area in WME. Keep in mind that editing access may slightly differ from the overlay. All areas neighbour another country. Please do not edit in other countries, even though you have access. If something needs to be updated, inform one of the hosts who will contact the neighbouring country.
Mapraid guidelines
Missing Roads
The main objective is creation of the primary roads and streets, since the roads of higher category have already been added.
Additional roads related objective is locking of the roads at the appropriate level:
|Road type
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|Primary Street
|Minor Highway
|Major Highway
Detailed roads editing rules: Roads (auto translation of Roads by Google Translate)
Missing Cities
Due to complex rules of naming cities in Poland, city names can only be added by Polish LCs. In case of a missing city name, please send a permalink with at least one segment selected to one of the LCs via this request form. They will check the segment and list the correct city name in this sheet. You'll then be able to use this new city name for all other segments in the new city.
Verify speed limits
The speed limits of the roads shall be verified with the WME Street View. Speed Limits in Poland are expressed in km/h. Always use the metric units setting (see picture) in WME when working with speed limits. There is a handy Speedhelper script that greatly facilitates entering speedlimits.
Unless differently indicated by road signs, the following speed limits shall be used on map:
- In cities (between a white city boundary boards): 50km/h
- Outside cities:
- Freeways (named as AXX, for example A1, A12, A4): 140km/h
- Express way, dual carriageway (marked as freeways, named SXX, for example S1, S69): 120km/h
- Express way, single line (marked as freeways, named SXX, for example S1, S69): 100km/h
- Major HW, dual carriageway: 100km/h
- Major HW, single line: 90km/h
- Minor HW, dual carriageway: 100km/h
- Minor HW, single line: 90km/h
- All other roads outside cities: 90km/h
The speed limits in Poland are summarized at this picture:
Some notes:
- Generally, roads that have buildings next to it, are those that have a city name and have a speed limit of 50, unless a road sign indicates differently.
- If you see a round road sign with the speed limit in street view, it means that speed is limited to the next intersection.
- A round sign under the sign with the city name, counts for the whole city
- A square sign means speed limit zone for the whole area.
- currently WME allows to specify only one speed limit for a single road segment. If a road has different speed limits, we enter the day-time speed limits (5:00-23:00).
We use micro-doglegs to control turn- vs. stay/keep/exit instructions. Zoom in very close to see the closely-spaced geometry nodes. Preserve them.
The main objective is the addition of forests, lakes and rivers as well as verification of existing places of this kind. There is a Place Browser that helps you locate the places that need an update.
Note that edited/created places should not contain the city in the address. The places shall be locked at level 2.
Editing Resources
Only use sources that are allowed by Waze.
Allowed sources:
- Street-view from within WME.
- Websites from businesses.
If you copy information from unauthorized sources, you may be removed from this mapraid. Also, every segment you edited may be removed from the map. Copying information from copyrighted sources is illegal!
These are NOT allowed:
- Info from other Maps.
- Google Maps
- Google street-view.
Mass edits
In Base Map areas, mass edits are allowed. Be aware that we will monitor edits, so avoid unnecessary edits and hunting for points. Sanctions are strict, being banned for this and future MR and MMR. In addition, Waze will throttle your edits and points when scripts used excessively.
If you are using a tool or script, you are fully responsible for its use and its consequences. Please make sure that you understand the features of the script you are using. You will be held accountable for any side effects.
- If you are unsure about something, please ask.
- Check and triple check.
- We have great leaders here who can help you.
- Let's make sure we do it right, and set a great example for the rest of the world.
Basic reference links
- New editor welcome page
- Simple Quick Start Guide
- How to make a Permalink
Highly Recommended Tools
Many tools are essential for good editing, and others make the editing process much easier. Highly recommended are:
- This is a script that validates a map area in the Waze Map Editor, highlights issues and generates a very detailed report with U.S. wiki references and possible solutions. Keep in mind that guidelines of the country where you edit (if available on the subject) precede over the guidelines of the U.S..
- Install for Chrome via Web Store.
- Install for Firefox. Needs Greasemonkey to install and use.
WME Toolbox
- This is a script that facilitate the process of editing maps in the WME. It has a toolbar that facilitates the process of removing unnecessary nodes, cut segments, locate "Soft Nodes", or nodes with undefined directions.
WME Aerial Shifter
- Please note, that Google satelite imagery may be shifted for some areas. If you notice that entire city is shifted, please do not adjust all streets to fit the background. You may use this script instead to shift imagery
WME Speedhelper
- WME Speedhelper has made inputting speed data easy, with the use of handy speedsign images. You just need to select one or more segments and click the speed you want. If a segment isn't yet verified, don't worry, these checkboxes will be automatically checked.
- To use it, you need to have TamperMonkey (Chrome) or Greasemonkey (Firefox) installed.
There is a wiki page and a forum with more information about scripts.
Specific tools for this MapRaid
- There is an overlay to view the boundaries of the group areas via an extra layer. To use it, you need to have TamperMonkey (Chrome) or Greasemonkey (Firefox) installed. The areas are kept simple for smooth working in WME. Please note that the editing access rights will be more refined, especially around the border areas.
- There is a [Place Browser] for this MapRaid to update Places according to the rules of the location. Make sure not to edit Places in neighbouring countries. Because Forest and Rivers have high priority, preferably check these first with the [Place Browser Forest].


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Soundtrack2 Ep. 101: Lie Awake
The Dandy Warhols, Arc In Round, Yuck, The Auteurs, Flavor Crystals & more
1. Terror At Tampa Bay – Indigo Cabana
Getting started with a bit of a buried treasure from 1988.
2. Arches – Enough
Meshes nicely with some Philly psych pop, recorded some 25 years later.
3. Dive – Geist
Another week, another great psych/shoegaze band on Captured Tracks.
4. The Auteurs – Light Aircraft On Fire
The Britpoppers' track popped up on my iPod recently, and I fit in its glammy fuzz here.
5. Is/Is – Lie Awake
Love how this simple grungy shoegaze track just washes over you.
6. Yuck – Chew
Band de jour appear to channel Smashing Pumpkins on their latest single.
7. The Dandy Warhols – Slide
Not necessarily a full return to form, but nice to see deep tracks like this on their latest, This Machine.
8. The Janitors – Long Way Back
Slamming dark shoegaze psych out of Sweden. I actually thought this was Starflyer 59 at first. Can't believe it took me so long to play!
9. Still Caves – Rainy Beach
Portland representing twice this week, but this one trumps The Dandys in the drone psych department. Love the screaming chorus.
10. The Jesus and Mary Chain – Catchfire
Just announced: They're coming. To Toronto. August 3, 2012.
11. Black Market Karma – The Way It Was
This London psych band has tons of great tunes like this on their latest, Comatose.
12. Boy – Up In This Town
An oldie…haven't heard much from this Yukon boy since 2004's pretty slamming Every Page You Turn album.
13. The Laurels – Tidal Wave
Dig yourself some punchy Australian shoegaze.
14. Arc In Round – Hallowed
Nice change up in the form of some baroque, Pink Floyd-style psych. Apparently Kurt Vile plays on this one.
15. Flavor Crystals – Mirror Chop
Hm, whatever can this song be about? Read Nile Rodgers excellent biography if you're still in the dark. In other news, the murky voodoo here is getting me really psyched for Three.
16. I Can Chase Dragons! – From The Valley To The High Ground
Weird but wonderful chillwave from the interesting Expansión.
17. The Consoliation Project – We Are Staring In The Sun
The prolific Ron Cavagnaro knows how to arrange a dream pop stunner.


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After all, it's been here for years. But, the economy is bouncing back — and so is fine (make that "superfine") dining. Manhattan's refurbished Pierre Hotel now houses the recently opened Le Caprice, which New York Magazine's Adam Platt says "looks like a grand, Gilded Age train car done over by Noël Coward and his friends in Art Deco tones of black and pearly white" and serves "a variety of classically executed Continental favorites." In other words, the check may not be modest, but nor will the dining experience.
Up in Boston, chef-restarauteur Barbara Lynch is opening what she hopes will be the crowning jewel in her Boston restaurant empire. Menton, named for a French town on the Italian border, is slated to start serving in January and will feature tasting menus of four or seven courses with prices hovering around $150 per person (including wine). Lynch, whose other restaurants include B&G Oysters, No. 9 Park, and Sportello (among others), promises The Boston Globe, "You're going to want to dress up. It's going to be very luxurious, very elegant."
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Persephone was a Greek goddess. She was the daughter of Zeus and the harvest goddess Demeter.
It is told, that one day she was out picking flowers, when she was kidnapped by her uncle Hades; the king of the underworld. He wanted her to marry him, but Persephone was against this and dreamed of returning to home to the sunshine, she was so upset she refused to eat.
In the meantime, Persephone's parents were out looing for her. Zeus sat on top of Mount Olympus and could see that Hades had taken her.
Zeus approached Hades and requested that he return his daughter. Hades said he would agree only if Persephone had told the truth and had really not eaten anything since her time with him. It was discovered that she had eaten six pomegranate seeds. Hades was furious and therefore only agreed to return her for 6 months of the year and that is how we come to have seasons. Spring and summer see new growth but in Autumn and winter when Persephone returns to the underworld there is none.


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|The Strength section has a nifty addition - there is now a JavaScript calculator which allows you to choose your own beam wattage, torpedo configuration, etc, and have the page automatically calculate the strength numbers and overall strength of the ship. You can get to it by going to the Fleets section and clicking on "Calculator" in the Strengths part of the list. Enjoy...
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Is this Alexander's tomb?!
It now appears likely that Ptolemy adapted a vacant tomb that had been prepared by and for the last native Pharaoh of Egypt, Nectanebo II. However, this Pharaoh had fled south to Ethiopia, when Egypt had been invaded by the Persians in 343BC, so he never had the opportunity to occupy his tomb. The site of the prospective tomb was a chapel within the temple complex of the Serapeum in the cemetery area of ancient Memphis at Saqqara. It lay at the end of a mile-long avenue of sphinxes. The Serapeum complex was rediscovered by Auguste Mariette in 1850-1851 by excavating the sands away from the sphinxes one by one. Guarding the entrance to the chapel of Nectanebo II, Mariette discovered an incongruous semicircle of life-size Greek statues of poets and philosophers, which appear to date to the time of Ptolemy. Some of them can be identified, including Pindar, whose house and descendants Alexander had saved at Thebes, Homer, who was Alexander's favourite poet, and Plato, who had been the mentor of Alexander's tutor, Aristotle. Could these statues have been erected to honour Alexander's tomb?
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2 ganadores han sido elegidos entre 60 diseños de 26 diseñadores freelance.
We need a brand new logo for our advertising agency along with a matching, stylish, clean and modern website design. The logo will need to be drawn in vector format so that it can be re-used for print so .ai .eps formats would be preferable. The website layout must be modern and match the style and the the winner must provide the full .psd and rights to the design to us when confirmed as the winner.
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For the logo we are looking for a clean, modern and fun style. The company is called zytch and the website will be hosted on zytch.com. Ideally, we are looking for a logo that has a unique, professional appearance and that utilises some kind of image that can easily be remembered, for example, the 'Z' snakelike figure in the current logo on the site at http://www.zytch.com. We are looking for a logo that can be brandable, so an image that can be instantly recognisable would be advantageous. A figure perhaps? that looks like a fun character? a creature? Keep in mind the theme of the site - we are an advertising agency - so whatever the brand icon is to be, it must fit the style.
The website must obviously match the logo. We are looking for a style of website that distinquishes our two main usergroups from one another. Our usergroups are:
a) advertisers
b) publishers
Examples of this distinguishing of groups can be seen on http://www.linkxl.com, http://www.adbrite.com, http://www.text-link-ads.com You see clearly that advertisers have a place and publishers have a place. We are looking for a very simple but modern looking website layout that falls in line with these styles.
The web layout needs only to be very minimal:
It needs a logo, a login button/text link, links/tabs/buttons for 'about us' 'home' 'contact us' and 'help' in a navbar
In the main content i want two distinct boxes/shapes/sections one for advertiser related content and one for publisher related content.
At the bottom I need a very simple copyright notice and a few link colour schemes but also must fit in with the modern style of the site.
An initial concept can be seen here for the general layout style: http://www.zytch.com/concept/1.jpg
This contest was originally listed in multiple categories:
- Logo Design
- Web Page Design
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A Taste of Cambodia's Cuisine
By Darrin DuFord
Hidden among Apsaras and multi-armed Vishnus on the eight-hundred-year-old temple walls of Angkor are carvings of cooks holding skewered fish over a fire.
That's right, barbecues side by side with celestial maidens and gods.
Cambodia has carried its penchant for barbecue and other glorious forms of cooking through dark times, enduring war and genocide a generation ago, and has emerged stronger than ever.
My wife and I always find ourselves reverse-engineering new dishes in our travels to uncover what they are made of. While ingredient hunting in Cambodia, we began to learn how the country is both enjoying and reinventing its culinary pride. Do I hear the sound of eight-hundred-year-old spirits licking their lips?
The Edible Skyline
At first glance, the Angkor Archaeological Park might not seem like a place to meet living residents.
But the four hundred square kilometers of the park are so spread out that several communities live on the roads connecting the ruins. And with communities comes commerce. We stopped at a roadside vendor and peeked into a giant wok swirling with sweet, bubbling sap.
As the vendor stirred the boiling juice, her sister was busy knocking the freshly cooled sap out of little palm-frond rings, revealing disks of palm sugar. They serve as a main element in Cambodian cookery, used in everything from curries to stews. About three million sugar palm trees punctuate the countryside of Cambodia, and serve as a national symbol of the country — appearing on several of the country's banknotes.
Palm trees are just as much a part of the skyline of the Angkor Archaeological Park as the towers of the ruins, and just as important to Cambodians because they provide a renewable source of sweetness.
And sweetness is just one benefit of the tree. The deep roots protect against erosion, the leaves are harvested for weaving roofs and hats, and the sugar is fermented into palm wine. Sold in tourist markets and drugstores (the price in the latter about half what it costs in the former), the palm wine comes in various strengths.
With its rustic flavor somewhere between apple cider and sake, the eleven percent alcohol variety went down smoothly, although I didn't feel as deserving of the drink as the farmers who have to climb up the trees every morning to harvest the sap.
The Pond That Gives Back
In a country in which flooding is both a perilous and life-bringing feature of the seasons, Cambodians have put their water, dirty or otherwise, to good use. I was reminded of this when we sat down at a bustling bus-stop restaurant in the city of Kampong Thom for a dish of stir-fried water spinach. Less bitter and more stalky than regular spinach, water spinach (also called morning glory) is a fast-growing vegetable that is high in potassium and iron and is often grown in ponds and rivers around the lowland Cambodian home.
The crop even grows well in dirty water. A cab driver told me that Cambodians feed the water spinach grown in dirty water to pigs, and save the clean-water plants for people. In case the bundles at the market had become mixed up, I was glad my dish was well stir-fried.
While many Americans enjoy paying a fat water bill to feed an ornament known as the front lawn, many rural Cambodians — whose houses line the road in the same coziness as suburban houses in the States — utilize that valuable real estate between road and front door for growing and raising food.
If a house's front door doesn't overlook a troupe of roaming chickens, turkeys, and cows, it often opens up to a shallow pond used for growing tasty plants such as water spinach in the wet season. The ever-versatile aqua-lawn also doubles as a kiddie pool.
I'm not recommending that Americans should start planting water spinach around their mailboxes just yet. Its vigorous growth that makes it a blessing for Cambodians is the same vigorous growth that has earned it status as an invasive species in the States. Better hold off on planting those seeds until water spinach coleslaw catches on at the all-you-can-eat buffet.
The Urban Sophistication of Livestock
When we entered the traffic free-for-all of Phnom Penh, our tuk-tuk driver somehow merged into a stream of two, three, and four-wheeled vehicles, some of which balancing live piglets or chickens on wooden racks. A jousting of snout and beak. We were left wondering if our to-be dinner had just deftly passed us on a motorcycle. Just about everything in Cambodia, at one time or another, has dangled off the side of a motorbike — from bed frames to one-hundred-pound sacks of rice to entire families of four.
A single eighty mile-per-gallon motorcycle can transport two-dozen live chickens tied upside down to bamboo beams, putting a gas-abusing pickup to shame. Such cleverness and efficiency is remarkable, but I would guess that the unlucky chicken whose head hangs right in back of the tailpipe would end up tasting a little funky.
We played tailpipe roulette and won, scoring tender, egg-battered strips of chicken that we grilled on a hubcap-like contraption known as a chhnang phnom pleung, a tabletop Cambodian barbecue pot at Frizz Restaurant. We also saved room on the grill for strips of steak. And speaking of steak, Phnom Penh apparently has its beef supply covered too.
In the city's outskirts, any vacant lot between buildings may become a plot to graze a cow. Both cow and owner, recent transplants from the countryside, adapt to city life together. Where there are no fences, the cows make like monks and cross the streets at their own pace, blissfully unconcerned about the oncoming barrage of combustion engines that must weave around them.
Syrup? We Don't Need No Stinkin' Syrup
Soon after arriving in the southern town of Kampot, My wife and I ducked into the covered market for relief from the sadistic Cambodian sun. We navigated a visual cacophony of pig heads, piles of dragon fruit, cigarettes in bulk like an addict's honeycomb, motorcycle parts. We tried — but failed — to act like we've seen it all before.
But between the doorknob and drill vendors: a woman making a fresh batch of coconut waffles? There was no use in disguising my giddiness; the sweet scent of grilling batter had disarmed me. The Kampot market would not be complete without such a tantalizingly perverse twist of cultures, brought to you by a past bout with colonialism.
It has been over fifty years since the French colonial period ended in Cambodia, but a few culinary elements of the era have taken root, like fresh baguettes in the morning and a penchant for red wine.
The coconut waffles, however, seem to embody how the country has chosen to digest its colonial past. Shaking up the standard waffle recipe by using coconut milk instead of dairy milk and placing the griddle over a barbecue pit — either out of creativity or necessity, or both — the Khmers have successfully one-upped the common breakfast staple.
Thanks to palm sugar, the Khmer waffle does not need syrup or butter to make it tasty. The waffle vendor just puts the 1,000-riel (25-cent) waffle in a to-go plastic bag and you eat it like a candy bar. She opened up an almost toothless grin at my creative pronunciation of Khmer numbers. I realized that I had just been ruined for regular waffles.
I haven't heard of any Cambodians chiseling out narrative friezes anymore, which is unfortunate because this updated barbecue scene, with charred waffle iron and all, would create a refreshing slice of life image next to bas-reliefs of motorcycle-riding monks.
Rebirth of the Kampot Pepper
The tranquil beach town of Kep is often overlooked except for two local specialties: crab and peppercorns. Exploiting a serendipitous combination, the town unites them in the same dish.
At Kimly, an over-the-seaside restaurant recommended by our young guide Pari (a guide in Kep is generally a local with a car who wants to make a few extra riels that day), we discovered how the fiery fruitiness of the fresh green peppercorns mingled with the sweetness of the fried crab (26,000 riels, or $6.50), caught that morning.
The irritable rain pelting the Gulf of Thailand just outside the window failed to sour the lingering rumble of lust and spice in our mouths.
The meal was a mood changer; with the crab and Kampot pepper in front of me, the rain became enchanting ambiance. I even found myself saying things like, "A monsoon season would be kind of lame without monsoon rains, wouldn't it?"
Before we had eaten, Pari, eager to illustrate the intimacies of Kep's food supply, had grabbed our crabs from the crab market next door and brought the frisky fellows into the restaurant to prove the critters' liveliness. The green peppercorns — soft, fresh, and still on the stalk — enlightened us on what we have been missing throughout all of our dried-peppercorn lives, bringing us closer yet to the short paths that our lunch took from sea and farm to table.
But we were about to get closer. Dodging cattle that weighed as much as his 3-cylinder Tico SX, Pari drove us to a nearby pepper plantation.
"Don't cry," he commanded through a half-cracked grin as he offered us green peppercorns that he just picked off a vine. French chefs have been extolling the peppercorns, known as Kampot pepper, since the colonial period, when pepper production was much higher than today.
The oppressive Khmer Rouge regime, when not busy torturing and killing their fellow countrymen, uprooted the pepper vines in the 1970s to make way for rice. (That was part of their failed agrarian-state plan that ended up starving the country instead).
Since the Khmer Rouge's ouster, several farmers from the area have begun replanting the prized crop to take advantage of the seaside climate and mineral-rich soil that gives Kampot pepper its unique spicy sweetness.
Chewing up a peppercorn, Pari squinted and remarked, "They should be called 'Kep peppers.' I'm jealous!" He was referring to the fact that the neighboring province of Kampot ended up scoring the spice's name, even though the pepper grows in both Kampot and Kep provinces. A little neighborhood rivalry is just what Cambodia needs to increase awareness of the crop's revival. Visitors can support the farmers' entrepreneurial spirit by buying bags of peppercorns straight from the plantations.
Experiencing Cambodia's modern cuisine led me to reflect on where our food in America comes from, and how not to be wasteful. I was not about to start grazing a cow in New York's Central Park. I would, however, be interested in the reactions of New Yorkers if I carried a cow on the subway. Better yet, I'd love to see the reaction of an archaeologist digging around in Cambodia, far in the future, and unearthing biker-monk-and-waffle carvings.
Hungry to Go?
Phnom Penh
Blue Lime has double rooms in a modern concrete décor starting from USD$40 for a double. Frizz Restaurant serves the oil-based (not the broth-based) chhnang phnom pleung for USD$5.75 per person.
Siem Reap
The Auberge Mont Royal hotel offers doubles from USD$60 per night on a quiet side street. The appropriately named Cambodian BBQ Restaurant serves the broth-based chhnang phnom pleung in a comfortable dining room near Pub Street.
The Beach House is located in a killer spot for watching sunsets on the Gulf of Thailand and offers double rooms for USD$40 per night. Kimly Restaurant is one of the best waterfront restaurants serving crab near the crab market. Any hotel in Kep can arrange a tour to one of the nearby pepper plantations.
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In most branches of Christianity, the Trinity is an eternally-coexisting entity consisting of God (the Father), Jesus Christ (the Son), and the Holy Spirit. Sometimes called the "Triune Godhead," most Christians do not consider the Trinity to be a Pantheon, as you would find in many polytheistic religions, but as "three persons in one God." This allows Christians to claim that they follow a monotheistic religion, while in essence worshipping three gods. The composition and nature of the Trinity has been a major topic of disagreement and confusion among Christians since it was adopted at the Council of Nicea in 325 C.E.
Similar ideas in other religions[edit]
The Trinity is similar to the idea of the Amesha Spenta in Zoroastrianism, which are aspects or emanations of God that are worthy of worship.[1] This does not prevent apologists making an argument from uniqueness based on the Trinity:
"[Regarding the Trinity,] If you are looking for something super-personal, something more than a person, then it is not a question of choosing between the Christian idea and the other ideas. The Christian idea is the only one on the market."
Biblical support[edit]
The Trinity is never mentioned by that name in the Bible and the indirect evidence is weak. While God, Jesus, and the Holy Spirit are all mentioned separately throughout the New Testament, there are only two passages that are used by apologists in an attempt to support Trinitarian doctrine. Each of these passage reveal errors in translation or meaning when examined.
1 John 5:7-8[edit]
1 John 5:7-8 , which scholars call the Johannine Comma, is translated as follows:
7 For there are three that bear record in heaven, the Father, the Word, and the Holy Ghost: and these three are one.
8 And there are three that bear witness in earth, the Spirit, and the water, and the blood: and these three agree in one.
Most of verse 7 is not found in the oldest and best Greek manuscripts of the New Testament and has been dropped from many modern translations[3]. Another translation based on the older Greek read "For there are three that testify: the Spirit, the water, and the blood—and these three are in agreement." (Holman Christian Standard Bible) Scholars believe the Johannine Comma to be a later addition to the New Testament, inserted to justify the doctrines of the orthodoxy.
John 1:1[edit]
John 1:1 is often cited as in support of the trinity as well:
1 In the beginning was the Word, and the Word was with God, and the Word was God.
In this passage, there is no definite article before the word theos (god) in the third part of the sentence. Coptic translators and Origen of Alexandria (both c.200) indicated their belief that John included a definite article before theos when referring to the creator god, and left it out when he was not. It is believed that in this context it means that Jesus is not one with God in person, but in essence.[4] The translation of John 1:1c as "the Word was God", therefore, is a topic of scholarly debate, as it could justifiably be translated "the Word was a god" without the reference vaguely supporting the Trinity doctrine. This is the way that the Jehovah's Witnesses have translated the passage in the New World Translation.[5]
Origen, however, noted that John was not consistent in his use of a definite article when writing about god. Whether John meant the creator God in certain passages was a topic of debate as early as the second century, as evidenced by Origen's exegesis and the Sahidic Coptic translation being markedly anti-Gnostic. So it could be argued that both translations are equally valid.
Neither view, of course, addresses the possibility that John may well have been influenced by Greek polytheism, not consulted the other Gospel writers to make sure the details of his writings matched theirs, written a passage or two supporting a trinity, and been a bit inconsistent because he was just making it all up.
John 10:30[edit]
John 10:30 is also used to support the view of trinitarian belief:
29 My Father, which gave them me, is greater than all; and no man is able to pluck them out of my Father's hand.
30 I and my Father are one.
However, like John 1:1 there is an issue of the definite article. The NETBible translators note:
- The phrase ἕν ἐσμεν ({en esmen) is a significant assertion with trinitarian implications. ἕν is neutral, not masculine, so the assertion is not that Jesus and the Father are one person, but one "thing." Identity of the two persons is not what is asserted, but essential unity (unity of essence).[6]
Another way of putting this is that in essence all humans are the same, but all humans are not one person. Although both God and Jesus may both be divine heavenly bodies, they are not the same trinitarian being. The interpretation that any of these passages assert that God and Jesus are part of the trinity is not conclusively shown.
Criticism in the Qur'an[edit]
"They do blaspheme who say: Allah is one of three in a Trinity: for there is no god except One Allah. If they desist not from their word (of blasphemy), verily a grievous penalty will befall the blasphemers among them."
There have been a wide variety of different interpretations of the nature of the Trinity over the centuries. Many of these groups were persecuted and some of the Crusades were actually fought in Europe against these groups.
- Modalism is an early Christian view that suggests that the three entities are different forms of a single God, in much the same way that water has solid, liquid, and gaseous forms. While some churches retain a modalistic interpretation, orthodox Trinitarians consider it to be heresy.
- Adoptionism posits that Jesus was a normal human who became divine, either at his baptism or his ascension.
- Arianism was an early Christian doctrine which claimed that Jesus was created by God the Father, who later worked through Jesus to create the Holy Spirit, setting up a hierarchical godhead of separate entities. The Arian Controversy was a major reason for the Council of Nicea, which defined the Christian orthodoxy and effectively declared Arianism heretical.
- Unitarians deny the Trinity altogether, believing that there is one God, and that Jesus was merely a human prophet or perhaps a supernatural entity in his own right, but was not God in the flesh. There was a Unitarian Church that merged with the Universalist Church some time ago to create the Unitarian Universalist Church. This church in modern day focuses more on universalism and in this way tends to be very open to atheists and many atheists attend. Other examples of unitarianism include the following:
- The Mormons believe that God, Jesus, and the Holy Spirit are separate entities with separate bodies, united in single purpose; this view is criticized by the orthodoxy as being a form of Tritheism, or worship of three separate gods.
- Jehovah's Witnesses see Jehovah as God, Jesus as an angel and the Holy Spirit as Jehovah's "active force" and not as an entity.
Accusations of polytheism[edit]
- Main Article: Polytheism in Christianity
Belief in separate divine entities is effectively polytheism. Most Christians believe in the trinity and usually claim to be monotheists. Apologists usually defend their position by resorting to obscure theological jargon, saying the trinity shares "one being".
Later innovation[edit]
Ignatius of Antioch (c. 110 CE), Justin Martyr, Irenaeus (185 CE) all hint at the doctrine by mentioning the Father, the Son and Holy Spirit together, but they do not state the doctrine explicitly and do not use the term trinity.
Tertullian (200 CE) argued for Trinitarianism over modelism and the Praxean heresy, and coined the term trinitas (in Latin).
- "the mystery of the dispensation is still guarded, which distributes the Unity into a Trinity, placing in their order the three Persons— the Father, the Son, and the Holy Ghost [2]"
Council of Nicaea 325 CE. Athanasius and Arianism.
Council of Constantinople, 381 CE. Cappadocian theologians added the Holy Spirit to the god head. This made the Trinity part of official church doctrine.
- "It is difficult in the second half of the 20th century to offer a clear, objective and straightforward account of the revelation, doctrinal evolution, and theological elaboration of the Mystery of the trinity. Trinitarian discussion, Roman Catholic as well as other, present a somewhat unsteady silhouette. Two things have happened. There is the recognition on the part of exegetes and Biblical theologians, including a constantly growing number of Roman Catholics, that one should not speak of Trinitarianism in the New Testament without serious qualification. There is also the closely parallel recognition on the part of historians of dogma and systematic theologians that when one does speak of an unqualified Trinitarianism, one has moved from the period of Christian origins to, say, the last quadrant of the 4th century. It was only then that what might be called the definitive Trinitarian dogma 'One God in three Persons' became thoroughly assimilated into Christian life and thought ... it was the product of 3 centuries of doctrinal development [3]"


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MEXICO CITY/PHOENIX (Reuters) - Mexican troops arrested two men on Wednesday suspected of involvement in the killing of a U.S. Border Patrol agent shot dead in Arizona while responding to a tripped ground sensor, Mexican security officials said.
The agent who died was among three who were patrolling on foot about 5 miles north of the international border when gunfire erupted well before daybreak on Tuesday. A second agent was also wounded while the third, a woman, was unharmed.
The agents involved in the incident had been patrolling in an area near the border town of Naco, well-known as a corridor for smuggling, and the Cochise County Sheriff's department has said that tracks were found heading south after the shooting.
The two suspects detained in Mexico were arrested in a Mexican military operation in the city of Agua Prieta, in Mexico's northern Sonora state, a few miles (km) from the spot where Nicholas Ivie, 30, was shot dead, a Mexican Army officer, who declined to be named, told Reuters.
A Mexican police official in Naco, across the border from the Arizona town of the same name, confirmed the arrests, which occurred in the early hours of Wednesday.
The killing marked the fourth death of a Border Patrol agent in a violent confrontation in Arizona in less than two years and reignited concerns about border security in a state that is already at the forefront of the national immigration debate.
The violence drew sharp words from Republican Governor Jan Brewer, a vocal foe of President Barack Obama's administration on immigration. She said it should lead to anger over "the federal failure and political stalemate that has left our border unsecured and our Border Patrol in harm's way."
Authorities on the U.S. side of the border combed rugged terrain looking for clues into the shooting near Naco, which remains a smuggling corridor despite the construction of a tall, steel fence along the border.
"We're still out there collecting evidence," said Brenda Nath, a Federal Bureau of Investigation spokeswoman in Phoenix, declining to say what had been found so far.
Cochise County Sheriff's spokeswoman Carol Capas could not immediately comment on the arrests in Mexico, saying that she had not received any information about them. Nath also declined to comment on word of the arrests.
Ivie, a border agent since 2008, was found dead at the scene. The wounded agent, who has not been publicly identified, sustained non-life-threatening injuries and has been released from the hospital, the border patrol said on Wednesday.
The agents had been responding to a sensor, which picks up movement or vibrations in areas authorities suspect are used by drug traffickers and illegal immigrants. When an alert is triggered, agents have the option to respond.
The agents were assigned to the Brian A. Terry Border Patrol Station, named after an agent whose 2010 death in the line of duty in Arizona borderlands was linked to a botched U.S. operation to track guns smuggled to Mexico.
Two Border Patrol agents were killed last year in an accident during a car chase with smugglers near Phoenix.
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Rattled Drivers
TriMet operators shaken up after violent attacks
| 7/23/2013, 3:44 p.m.
They drive us from point A to point B throughout the metro area every day, and rarely do we interact with them besides showing them proof-of-fare and a possible shout of thanks upon reaching our destination. They are TriMet bus operators, and violent episodes have left them questioning day-to-day safety.
For 15 years Dan Martin has been at the wheel of a TriMet bus. He likes to thinks as himself as a happy driver, one that tries to avoid conflict even if it means letting the occasional person get a free ride, "I don't want to give you grief about the fare, you know, just sit down, smile, let's just go," he says.
But on June 20, just after getting off work, still in uniform, Martin would run into something he had never encountered in his life, a gun.
While waiting on a bus platform in the Lents Neighborhood on 82nd Avenue and Powell Street with another female bus operator, he said he was approached by a frantic man screaming that he had just had a gun pointed at him. Martin directed the man to a nearby unmarked police car, but almost immediately a gun-wielding man came around the corner where Martin and the operator were standing.
Referring to that moment when the gun was brandished, Martin says with dread, "that gun only had a small barrel, but I tell you it felt like a cannon to me." In that instant he says his mind raced as he thought about his daughter and girlfriend, as well as the safety of the driver next to him who he said was "freaking out."
The turmoil happened just a few feet away from a 7-11 convenience outlet. Martin later discovered there was store surveillance video showing an argument between two men inside the store, with one of the men leaving the store with a gun in hand pointed outward.
Though there were other witnesses and even a description of the gunman, no arrests were made.
A spokesperson for TriMet Transit Police said because no person was physically harmed, and because there were conflicting stories about what actually happened, a crime wasn't apparent or didn't occur and the investigation ended.
Since the incident, both Martin and the other driver have taken time off work. Separately, both have begun receiving therapy to begin working through the experience, Martin said.
The 48-year-old Martin said he now has constant, uncontrollable facial twitches, and still has trouble coping with the incident.
Per the advice of his therapist, he went into a 7-11 store just feet away from where the incident occurred as part of an exercise to heal the mental shock he had encountered.
There has been a long history of violent attacks on bus operators at Tri-Met, both verbal and physical although operators don't necessarily report them every time. Since October 2012 there have been three operators stabbed; two of those happened while coming out of the transit agency's designated break areas.
Last week, a bus operator was stabbed in broad daylight coming out of a Tri-Met break room on Southeast 94th Avenue and Foster Road. Police say the perpetrator immediately began hurling racial epithets at the driver and then stabbed him three times; once in the chest, and twice in the stomach.


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Image: Su Leslie 2019
The strawberries and pomegranates are both finished for the season. Just sweet, tart memories of how red is the colour of surprise.
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Image: Su Leslie 2019
The strawberries and pomegranates are both finished for the season. Just sweet, tart memories of how red is the colour of surprise.
Posted to Debbie's One Word Sunday | red
I love the plate too. I bought it, and a few bowls in (wait for it) a Briscoe sale!!
I bought a big plate in the same pattern from Briscoes, too. In a sale, of course. 🙂
Given the frequency of their sales, it would be extremely bad luck — or poor planning — to pay full price for anything there.
Yet, yet, I am ashamed to confess that I have done so, once, or maybe twice! 😀 I have moments when I excel at poor planning.
I'm like that with the discounted petrol weekends. The emails always arrive just after I've filled the car up 😂
Lovely colour combo Su. We still have strawberries for sale, but price going up
And in our shops we already see the first very pale and surely tasteless straws….. pomegranates not – but I always buy a few and let them dry. Those who survive and don't just foul away, are being kept as decorative natural art objects – they look stunning and awake my need for summery thoughts and warm feelings! I'm easy to pleasy…. 😉
I hadn't thought of dried pomegranate as an art object. I photograph them when they are fresh — they are incredibly sensuous.
It's pure laziness on my side – I LOVE everything about pomegranates but they are hell to shell and the few times I tried it, I had to repaint my kitchen afterwards….. AND they are too costly to eat them, really 😉
Hehe. They are really cheap here in season, and basically just not available the rest of the year. I really enjoy the whole process of taking the arils out. Haven't had to re-decorate. — yet 😂😂
I love that, red the color of surprise – I'm a bit of a red fan and surprise myself all the time. 😊
Can't be too long now. Are they spring or summer fruit for you? We get the best ones in spring.
Spring, though we do get them during early summer as well, sometimes even in winter but then they´re imported from Chile which of course is a no go.
I love the seasonality of foods, and importing them from all over the place spoils that — on top of the environmental issues and the fact that stuff never tastes as good when it's from the other side of the world.
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Deputies: Man burst into Brevard County home, fired shots
Officials spot suspect with helicopter
Search dogs and a helicopter helped deputies capture the man accused in a home invasion, Brevard County deputies said Monday.
Derrick Clayton faces an attempted murder charges, and others, after an attack at a Cocoa home overnight.
Kyle Collins and his girlfriend told WESH that their nightmare started around 8:45 p.m. Sunday when they heard a knock on their front door and looked out to see a man on their stoop.
"By the time I opened the door, he had his gun up in the air pointed at me demanding stuff," Collins said.
Deputies said Clayton burst into the Curtis Boulevard home and fired shots. No one was hit or hurt in the incident.
Deputies launched a helicopter and Clayton was spotted nearby. A search dog bit him and Clayton was taken to a hospital to be treated for the bite.
"(Deputies) did a fantastic job. They had everything locked down, every road blocked off," Collins said.
Clayton was booked into the Brevard County Jail on attempted murder, home invasion, possession of a firearm by a felon and grand theft.
"They caught him so fast I'm so thankful for it," Collins said.
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There is some additional information and inspiration in the attached design brief, but we're looking for something classy and clean with a modern and highly professional feel with coming across as too "hi tech." We want to retain some overall softness to the design to reflect that we're a home care agency, but we do NOT want to use literal images of houses, hands, hearts, trees or flowers. Like the mark in our logo, we want to stay intentional abstract, with more of a geometric pattern utilizing an array of shades of blue (although single shades might look nice, too). The more dynamic design might be with the pocket folder, which will hold documents to be handed out to our clients and referral sources. Colors should be orange and blue, with blues and greys being more predominant with smaller pops of orange. Business card and stationery can be more clean and straightforward in order to keep them classy and professional.
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"Whatever's Comfortable", an advertising campaign for Southern Comfort liquor, was created to celebrate and inspire the awesome attitude of people who are completely comfortable with themselves. "Beach," the launch commercial for the campaign, introduces to a man who owns his self-comfortableness so completely as he walks casually down the beach. This guy is owning it. The campaign continues in 2013 with "Comfortable Weather Guy", in which the guy appears in his beach outfit in climates across the world. The campaign has won recognition at the British Arrows (Gold for Commercials) and the International Andy Awards (Gold for Existing Music, Silver for Beverage – Alcohol)
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I have read that saying British English is too specific, and that I should say English English.
Is that true?
When I say British English, what do people think I am referring to?
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I have read that saying British English is too specific, and that I should say English English.
Is that true?
When I say British English, what do people think I am referring to?
There is no standard term to describe the English spoken throughout the United Kingdom, because the English spoken in Northern Ireland is so different from the English spoken in Great Britain that it is usually included with Irish English (or Hiberno-English). The term British English is generally used to refer to the English spoken in Great Britain, including Scotland, England, and Wales. Welsh English and Scottish English are the terms for the specific dialects spoken in those countries, and the term English English is used sometimes to describe the English specifically spoken in England. Often British English is used to refer to English English in contrast to Scottish, Welsh or other varieties of English.
I think most English speakers would understand the term "British English" and know that you don't mean the dialect spoken primarily in America. No English speaker would use "English English" to denote that dialect.
I have read that saying British English is too specific,
British English is less specific than English-English (I've never come across this before). Even inside England there are regional dialects, so where would you stop?
As an Englishman I think it should be just 'English'.
"British English" is only too specific if you're trying to speak of "English as spoken by everyone except Americans and Canadians." I might call that "Commonwealth English" but I'm not sure. I think that "English English" is the term that's too specific, since it leaves out the Scots and the Welsh.
British English is perfectly fine and is mainly used to mean "not American English". It is only used when you actually need to differentiate between the two.
I have read that saying British English is too specific, and that I should say English English. Is that true?
Hum, well, what do you mean by "British English" here? The question is a bit too vague to really answer.
The traditional term for the form of English pronunciation used in the south-east of England and the middle or upper classes was "received pronunciation". In the recent editions of the Cambridge pronunciation dictionary (was originally Daniel Jones's dictionary) this is now called BBC English.
What do people understand when I refer to British English?
I would guess that you were talking about spelling differences.
I would take 'British English' to refer to the varieties of English spoken in Great Britain, i.e., English, Welsh, and Scottish English, primarily. (I'm not clear on edge cases like the Isle of Man and Isle of Wight).
More loosely, it would also cover the English of Northern Ireland.
British English is misleading as a term. It gives the impression that there is somehow, just one form of English that is spoken exactly the same, all over the UK. It's really more of a collective term for the different forms of the language, within the UK. Covering what is literally English (the language used in England) and the other, non-English British forms.
Methinks English would be appropriate to refer to British English while other variants would be qualified with the corresponding type, like American English and so on.
I would call the English spoken in Great Britain just "British". I would similarly call the English spoken in America just "American". Linguistically, there are precedents for this: The Spanish spoken in Mexico is just called "Mexican" now, and so on (outside of academic contexts, etc.). So, as "Mexican" is understood to be short for "Mexican Spanish", so "British" is understood to be short for "British English", and "American" is short for "American English". Yes? And lest someone complain about the differences among speakers of British - think about the poor Americans! There, even when speakers from different parts of the country can understand each other, they're often offended or disgusted by what they hear! So, all Americans speak American (-English), but you wouldn't think so if you could hear some of those curious accents, twangs, and drawls!