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Seabreeze £75 per night.
Willow £85 per night.
(prices include a one hour riding session for one rider)
We have two fabulous, purpose built Shepherd's Huts available to rent for short stays. Whether you want to visit us for a short course to improve your riding skills, or just want to relax in our stunning surroundings, they offer a perfect horsey retreat.
Just kick back and soak up the glorious views of the Cornish countryside and our horses grazing.
The two huts, Seabreeze and Willow each have a wood burning stove and kitchen area with a sink oven/hob, fridge and kettle. Seabreeze can sleep two in a double bed or can be set as a single for more space. Willow is slightly larger can sleep two in a double or two single beds plus a child in an overhead bunk.
Each hut has its own garden seating, fire fit and BBQ and there is also a very modern and clean WC and shower block shared between the two huts.
The price per night includes a one hour riding session for one rider for each night booked. Additional sessions/riders can be added when booking or on arrival.
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Although it has become a common practice for medical schemes to adjust their rates upwards every year, there are concerns that they will increase significantly for 2020. Medical costs in South Africa have skyrocketed while the state hospitals are in chaos and no one can dare to be admitted. The problems of those who do..
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Medical funds are becoming increasingly unreasonable – People will now have to pay more for towards their medical aid premium, this while state hospitals are plunged into chaos
Although it has become a common practice for medical schemes to adjust their rates upwards every year, there are concerns that they will increase significantly for 2020. Medical costs in South Africa have skyrocketed while the state hospitals are in chaos and no one can dare to be admitted. The problems of those who do..
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New Research/Studies Confirms Cannabis Kills Brain Cancer, NOT Your Brain
Some might say it's too good to be true. Does cannabis really fight brain cancer? Research of the past two decades suggests that it does.
Some might think that it's too good to be true. Does cannabis really kill brain cancer cells? Clinical trials on humans are awaiting results, but recent research gives hope. Scientists have been testing THC as a natural tumor-killer for nearly two decades. Their findings will take you by surprise.
Cannabis and brain cancer
A group of Spanish researchers has been searching for cannabis-based cancer treatments for nearly two decades. The team is from the Complutense University of Madrid. Thus far, some of their experiments have been nothing short of miraculous.
The team, led by Professors Guillermo Velasco and Manuel Guzman, are testing cannabinoid treatment's ability to kill glioma cells. Gliomas make up 80% of all malignant brain cancers. In fact, it's one of the most aggressive forms of cancer ou
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This very popular birth control shot is out of stock for the second year running. Read why
Women who have been forced to go without their usual birth control shot are now facing the consequences of months-long shortages. For many women in Rustenburg's Bojanala Platinum District, Kgaladi Mphahlele is the first person they see after an abortion.
And one of the things they speak about is how to avoid seeing each other again.
Mphahlele works for the international humanitarian organization Doctors Without Borders' (MSF) and manages their termination of pregnancy programme in North West. There, he counsels women who have had abortions about ways to prevent unwanted pregnancies in the future by using contraception.
But for most of last year, Mphahlele couldn't give women much of anything to avoid falling pregnant again — there were no contraceptives in the five clinics he manages.
Under South African law, a person can terminate a pregnancy for whatever reason for up to 12 weeks. A woman can also request an abortion between 13 and 20 weeks o
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Dedicated cannabis expo at Sun Exhibits at GrandWest in Cape Town this April
The Cannabis Expo, a trade and consumer exhibition dedicated to the cannabis industry, is set be held at Sun Exhibits at GrandWest in Cape Town from 4 to 7 April.
Headlined by multinational healthcare group, Go Life International, the Cape Town event follows the official launch of The Cannabis Expo in Pretoria last year.
According to the organisers, this is the largest exhibition of its kind on the African continent, and due to a number of reasons – including SA's liberal laws, geographic climate, population demographics, and the wide array of cultures – the country is "expected to become one of the largest cannabis industry marketplaces in the world".
The Cannabis Expo Cape Town includes an exhibitor hall, networking and entertainment spaces. It also features as a convention stage and workshop hosting local and international experts from across the industry every half-hour throughout the expo.
With a variety of cannabis-related products and services
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Billions are lost due to Doctors, hospitals and medical aid members collude to commit fraud
The Special Investigating Unit says it is actively targeting fraudsters in the private healthcare sector.
Fraud, waste and abuse is costing the private healthcare system more than R22-billion, and if you submit false claims, you could face more than just being terminated from your scheme, the Council for Medical Schemes warned at its summit on fraud this week.
The event comes after deputy president David Mabuza announced at the Presidential Health Summit that the Special Investigating Unit (SIU) would be honing in on the healthcare sector.
"We want independent investigations that are turned around quickly and submit and identify findings appropriately," Mabuza said at the October gathering.
The CMS estimates that fraud, abuse or waste accounts for about 15% of the R160-billion in claims that medical aids pay out annually.
The head of the SIU, advocate Andy Mothibi, said the body is working with the National Prosecuting Authority to help ensure tha
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Our borders are being flooded so the question is, are foreigners really entitled to free healthcare in South Africa?
Directives recently issued by the national and Gauteng health departments requiring foreign nationals to pay in full for healthcare at public facilities weren't only a threat to public health, they may have been downright illegal.
Walk into a public hospital, and you may be asked to fill out a form stating just how much you earn. That's because many services in the public sector are billed for on a sliding scale based on a means test: You pay what you can for the treatment you need. At least in theory.
In mid-January, a national health department circular reportedly instructed clinics and hospitals to begin billing foreign nationals the full rate for public health services. Low-income refugees, the memo said, would be the sole exception and would be means tested, Business Day reported.
Only Gauteng passed these instructions onto its clinics and hospitals, specifying that all non-South Africans other than documented refugees should be charged full fees for
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Still shopping for a new medical aid? Here are 21 ways to cut your medical costs
Money's tight for everyone – whether you have a medical scheme, a hospital plan, or nothing. Here's how to get the necessary treatment without breaking the bank.
Money's tight for most people at the moment. Everyone's cutting corners and cutting down on things that are thought not to be essential.
And what's more medical schemes in SA are said to be five times more expensive than elsewhere in the world, when purchasing power is taken into consideration.
The cost of private medical care has been higher than the normal inflation rate for the last few years. A comprehensive medical scheme just for yourself could easily put you back between 10% and 20% of your income every month. Many people are scaling down to a hospital plan to save money, and many others are simply doing without a medical scheme of any kind – and hoping for the best.
"Your medical needs should be considered first and foremost," says Johan van Tonder, independent medical scheme researcher. "I
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What a disgrace in our Hospitals, woman discharged from hospital, home in an ambulance (graphic photo's)
Mrs Kerns had been vomiting uncontrollably for three days by the time she eventually made her way to seek medical assistance.
On December 5 at 16:00 *Mrs Gracie Kerns arrived with her daughter, *Mrs Susan Coombs at Witbank Provincial Hospital.
Mrs Kerns had been vomiting uncontrollably for three days by the time she eventually made her way to seek medical assistance.
An ambulance had to be called to transport Mrs Kerns to the hospital due to her frailty.
Nearly exactly 12 hours after Mrs Kerns had arrived at Witbank Provincial Hospital, at approximately 04:00, she was finally able to see a doctor.
"The ambulance that took her to hospital was in a terrible state," Mrs Coombs, Mrs Kerns's daughter, explained; "the doors didn't close. They'd apparently been kicked off of their hinges by a previous patient. The stretcher was also problematic as it wasn't very manoeuvrable and lead to us having to shuffle my mother around the house to get her to
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Hard times lies ahead for the ANC's Department of Health:- angry nurses says, No jobs, no vote
"No jobs, no vote," shouted disgruntled nurses who marched to the provincial health department in Pietermaritzburg.
Hundreds of nurses carried placards and handed over a memorandum demanding that unemployed nurses be employed by the KwaZulu-Natal Department of Health. Nurses from the Health and Other Service Personnel Trade Union of South Africa (HOSPERSA) were part of the march.
The marchers said there were 15,000 unemployed nurses in KZN and 40,000 vacancies for nurses nationwide, according to a "study".
But when GroundUp asked the provincial chairperson of HOSPERSA, Thamsanqa Zondi, the source of these figures, he said the figures were estimates and should not be used by the media. He said the union did not have a copy of the study.
Last year nurses marched three times demanding that the health department prioritise their demands.
United Nurses Forum president Bhekithemba Gumbi said nothing had changed. Quoting the same figures, he said there was
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Grandson laments treatment at PE hospital – 'Not one nurse to help him'
Life St George's Hospital in Port Elizabeth has launched an internal investigation after the grandson of one of its patients posted photos of his grandfather soaked in urine and blood with "not one nurse to help him".
This was despite the hospital knowing the elderly man needed 24-hour care for which he was signed up for, Jason Gordon wrote in a Facebook post on Tuesday.
His grandfather was blind and suffered from dementia.
"This is not the first time I have visited him after work to find something wrong. The first time they had inserted his drip incorrectly. It took more than 3 days for the swelling to go down," Gordon wrote.
"This is not the kind of care I would expect when you pay so much for medical aid; this kind of thing should not be acceptable in any state or private hospital. You would expect people in the medical profession to be compassionate and want to make sure their patients are comfortable, not leaving them in an embarrassing and unhealthy s
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A tech company, Proteus, just launched a 'smart' cancer pills that track you with tiny sensors stamped into your medications
A US digital medicine company called Proteus makes 'smart pills' embedded with sensors that tell your doctor when you've taken your medication. The pills also track activity levels.
Backed by big name investors like Novartis, Proteus debuted the first medication made with the technology – a form of the depression and schizophrenia drug Abilify – in 2017.
Now, Proteus is expanding into cancer.
Still, the research on whether the pills actually help patients take their medications when they should remains somewhat unclear.
Would a notification from your doctor as soon as you forget to take your medication help keep you on track?
A digital medicine company called Proteus is betting the answer is yes.
The Silicon Valley-based company makes what have been called "smart pills": essentially, versions of regular medications embedded with a tiny sensor that can be tracked by a patch worn on a patient's stomach.
Since debuting the first medication made with t
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Let's have a look at why doctors and nurses are facing unemployment
It's the age of austerity and it's bad news for doctors, nurses and patients alike — unless the state can do more with less.
Almost 200 posts for doctors and specialists remain unfilled at Gauteng's four academic hospitals — and many of these posts are likely to remain empty, the health department says.
Gauteng hospitals can only fill half of its critical medical staff vacancies — positions that normally go to doctors, specialists and nurses, Gauteng health department deputy director general for clinical services Richard Lebethe says.
Hospitals were first informed about this via an April circular sent to hospitals.
The head of psychiatry at Chris Hani Baragwanath Academic Hospital, Wendy Friedlander, says medical officers are feeling the strain of almost 80 vacant posts.
"Doctors [now] have a much greater doctor to patient ratio. If you have more patients, what you can give in terms of time, facilities and resources to each patient is much
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Some researchers discover the brain cells that make pain unpleasant
If you step on a tack, neurons in your brain will register two things: that there's a piercing physical sensation in your foot, and that it's not pleasant. Now, a team of scientists at Stanford University has identified a bundle of brain cells in mice responsible for the latter – that is, the negative emotions of pain.
Pain research has traditionally focused on the neurons and molecules at the frontline of pain perception — the cells in nerves that process stings, cuts, burns and the like — and ultimately convey a physical threat message. What Dr Grégory Scherrer, assistant professor of anesthesiology and of neurosurgery, and Dr Mark Schnitzer, associate professor of biology and of applied physics, are studying goes one step further. "We're looking at what the brain makes of that information," Scherrer said. "While painful stimuli are detected by nerves, this information doesn't mean anything emotionally until it reaches the brain, so we set out to find
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There are so many complex reasons for South Africa's organ donor shortage
At any given time, there are around 4,300 people waiting for organ donations in South Africa. These patients usually need new livers, kidneys, lungs or hearts. But organ donors are in very short supply.
This isn't unique to South Africa. Many countries around the world are unable to meet the demand for donor organs. There are a few exceptions, though. One example is Norway, where a surplus of deceased donor livers has been reported.
So what explains South Africa's organ donor shortage?
Religious and cultural beliefs play a role, because they influence the decisions people make about the remains of their loved ones. Sometimes families prefer that a relative's body remain whole and intact; in other cases it's considered important to bury a person within a certain time frame. But attributing the shortages to these factors alone grossly oversimplifies the issue, as research has shown.
There are many complex elements that keep donor num
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South Africa needs stronger leadership and increased budgets in mental healthcare
The psychiatric profession should play a greater role in advocating for patients' rights and improving management of mental health in the public sector after a series of recent tragedies that highlighted the neglect of mental healthcare in South Africa.
Professor Bonga Chiliza, incoming South African Society of Psychiatrists (Sasop) president, says the deaths of 144 patients in the now-notorious Life Esidimeni tragedy; allegations of abuse and human rights violations at the Tower Psychiatric Hospital in the Eastern Cape; and the suicide of UCT Health Sciences Dean Prof Bongani Mayosi following his battle with depression all point to need for better management of public sector psychiatry
Therefore, the organisation will ramp up its lobbying for mental healthcare to be allocated an equitable share of the national health budget. Chiliza says Sasop would also be doing more to encourage medical students to specialise in psychiatry, in order to grow the numbers of qual
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What's New…
We're removing the right column on all member content pages. You're not going crazy if you don't see it on a page where you once did. The consensus is that it makes the pages here easier to read and is more mobile-friendly.
The new member directory is up and live at http://dailyweddingplanningtip.com. We're building out the member directory using a separate name and brand as we feel it will be more likely to attract brides and grooms and ultimately drive more traffic to our member's websites! Watch for more information about how we are using this to promote our members in the coming weeks. THE SITE IS STILL IN BETA, but should be 100% by the end of the summer!
Are you a WordPress user? We love WordPress. Here are more WORDPRESS BEST PRACTICES.
In our new INSPIRATION category we are posting some of what we think are great examples of good marketing and sales techniques and tactics, like this example of a KILLER OPENING MARKETING MESSAGE. We also posted an example of a GREAT CALL TO ACTION.
Are you looking for a new website hosting company? We moved to SITEGROUND AND ARE VERY HAPPY. The performance is better than our hosting at Hostgator and the support is great. Why did we move? Hostgator support times were often over 10 minutes. We also noticed too much slowness at the website that we attributed to the hosting.
It's June and that means it's time TO DO THIS AT YOUR WEBSITE if you haven't already.
Are you an Instagram user? Instagram is a powerful and effective way to build your brand, increase your online visibility, and drive more high-quality traffic to your website. Here is an EXAMPLE OF A VERY WELL MANAGED INSTAGRAM PAGE who is a wedding planner on the West Coast.
For those of you who are a bit more in-the-weeds on the technical side of things, here is some guidance on TROUBLESHOOTING PERFORMANCE ISSUES on your hosting server, including how to check how many other websites "share" your hosting server.
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- The Singapore Mint website
The Monetary Authority of Singapore (MAS) has just unveiled its 2019 Year of the Boar Almanac coins, and they feature a very a-boar-able pink pig on the island of Pulau Ubin.
Released as the third issue in the Singapore Fourth Chinese Almanac Coin Series, which runs from 2017 to 2028, the coins will be issued on Jan 1, 2019.
Each year, a new design depicts a zodiac animal in a park or natural landscape setting in Singapore.
The Chinese year of the pig or boar will begin on Chinese New Year in February next year.
The boar-themed coins will be available in 10 different versions, comprising various metallic compositions, minting relief effects and shapes.
Special premium sets consisting of various coin combinations are also be available for sale from The Singapore Mint.
The lowest-priced coin is a nickel-plated zinc proof-like coin retailing for S$25 (US$18.20), while the most expensive is a 5 troy oz 999.9 fine gold proof coin priced at S$15,888.
A gold and silver 5 troy oz 2-coin set is the most expensive set in the collection, at S$16,388.
There is also a rectangular 1g 999.9 fine gold brilliant uncirculated coin being sold for S$148, and a 1kg silver proof-like coin priced at S$2,618.
- The Singapore Mint website
Pre-orders for the alamanac coins have already opened, and some items – a S$3,418 1 troy oz 999.9 fine gold proof octagon-shaped coin, and a gold and silver 3-coin set worth S$3,588 – are already selling fast.
In its statement, MAS said that orders must reach The Singapore Mint by Dec 16.


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Midnight Brunch Edition One: Caribbean Hospitality
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Midnight Brunch
Edition One: Caribbean Hospitality
Meet the folks behind Edition One on the Founding Members page. And please meet the amazing brands who made the first event possible on the Midnight Brunch Sponsors page.
For more details and photos, click over to Mouth of the Border.
Cocktail Hour - 11 pm, Feb. 19
~ Midnight Brunch Craft Cocktails ~
Welcome Cocktail: La Piña Fizz
bright and refreshing; honey, pineapple, spice and smoke notes
Sombra Mezcal, Yellow Chartreuse, lime juice, pineapple juice, cinnamon and cumin syrups, Bittermen's Elemakule Tiki bitters, topped with Primaterra Prosecco
Señor Bond
light and delicate; citrus and herbal notes
Fidencio Clásico Mezcal, Dolin Blanc vermouth, Cocchi Americano, orange and aromatic bitters
Dutch (Antilles) Breakfast Martini
smooth and soothing; herbal, fruit and flower notes
Bols Genever, Dolin Dry vermouth, Mathilde Creme de Pêche, The Bitter Truth celery bitters, applewood-smoked bacon sugar rim
Titi Ponche
tropical and complex; cane, citrus and spice notes
Earl Grey-infused Rhum J.M. Blanc, lime juice, honey clove syrup
Gentle General
rich and warming; toffee, orange and oak notes
Niman Ranch bacon-infused Hudson Baby Bourbon, orange marmalade, lemon juice, angostura bitters
~ Appetizers ~
Crab Jicama Ceviche on Cucumber
Deviled Eggs, Two Ways
Midnight Brunch - 12 am - 1:30 am, Feb. 20
Continued Cocktail Service
Savory Starter
Gujarati Carrot and Peanut Salad
Grated carrots, chopped peanuts, chile pepper, cilantro
Main Course
"Thighs & Shine"
Jerk Fried Chicken
Crispy Waffle topped with Pineapple
Papaya Syrup
Pineapple Ice Box Cake
Citrus-tinged sponge cake
Toasted almonds
Fresh Whipped Cream
Founding Members
Cocktails Created for Midnight Brunch by: Brett Martino and Hal Wolins
Chef Emily Cavalier
Sous Chefs: Meghan Manning, Kari Masi and Sarah Simmons
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Counseling and support is available from the private donor-advised Hispanic/Latino Scholarship Fund at Heritage Fund, the Community Foundation of Bartholomew County in collaboration with the IUPUC Vice Chancellor's Office. In addition, IUPUC provides free support for students experiencing distress through Solutions Student Assistance Services (SAS). No student will be denied counseling services because of inability to pay. For more information, call (812) 377 5074 or (800) 766 0068 or visit the IUPUC counseling website.
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Congratulations on getting a new v2 smart controller. You can use your v2 control board for any supervisory control and data acquisition application through the Internet.The following steps will allow you to remotely visualize sensors using our v2 platform and api's.
- power the v2 control board using a 9v-48v dc power adapter (inside positive)
- using an ethernet cable connect your v2 board to your wifi network using the web admin console
- assign your v2 controller a unique name
- add and connect your sensorsto the v2 controller
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Transformation From Tabernacle to Temple (Genesis 3:22-24; Revelation 19:7-9)
During his twenty-eight years as principal and teacher at our school, Mr. Edgar has developed an appreciation for the glorious uniqueness of each student and a passionate desire to give them the very best possible experience in Christian education. "I am thankful for the opportunities we have here each day to impart a sense of… (read more)
22And the LORD God said, Behold, the man is become as one of us, to know good and evil: and now, lest he put forth his hand, and take also of the tree of life, and eat, and live for ever: 23Therefore the LORD God sent him forth from the garden of Eden, to till the ground from whence he was taken. 24So he drove out the man; and he placed at the east of the garden of Eden Cherubims, and a flaming sword which turned every way, to keep the way of the tree of life.
7Let us be glad and rejoice, and give honour to him: for the marriage of the Lamb is come, and his wife hath made herself ready. 8And to her was granted that she should be arrayed in fine linen, clean and white: for the fine linen is the righteousness of saints. 9And he saith unto me, Write, Blessed are they which are called unto the marriage supper of the Lamb. And he saith unto me, These are the true sayings of God.


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The Ralph Cantafio Soccer Complex is available for rent from April to November, weather permitting. Although primarily used as a soccer venue, the fields can also be used for other sports, camps and activities.
Rental prices vary depending on the time and date that you wish to rent. Rentals must be a minimum of one hour in duration. If you are renting multiple hours and require breaks between your field usage, full rental fees may apply to your breaks.
Rental prices listed here are for basic field rentals only. Special games/events/tournaments are subject to review and may incur additional costs based on, but not limited to, staffing, attendance, admissions, facility requirements, set-up/take-down time, etc. Your event requirements must pre-arrange with the Winnipeg Soccer Federation prior to your event.
Please call 204-953-4747 for rental information and field availability, or click here to submit an email inquiry. (LINK TO EMAIL FORM)
Rental pricing listed below is for a one hour rental. If more than one hour is required, the hourly rental rate will be prorated based on the full duration of the rental. Additional costs may also be added based on other requirements of your rental.
SPRING RENTALS (April)
The field will be available for rent in April every year but the exact opening rental date will be determined on weather conditions. The field rental cost per hour is $80 (taxes included) for the field only. Rentals on statutory holidays will incur additional fees. The clubhouse is not available during this time, but portable washroom facilities will be provided.
PRIME TIME RENTALS (May to November)
During the summer and fall, the cost for a one hour field rental is $105 (taxes included). These prices are for rentals after 6:00pm from Monday to Friday and all day on Saturdays, Sundays and holidays. Rentals on statutory holidays will incur additional fees. Clubhouse usage is based on availability.
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Vortex is about the ultimate prison in a time where crime has taken over and the government is forced to use drastic measures. When Vincent shoots a thief in self defence, he is sent to the Vortex after a seemingly unfair trial. Once inside he learns the principle of the Vortex: each week, he has to repeat his crime to stay alive, otherwise he himself will become a target.
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Under the guidelines being adopted by the council, those committing certain offences will have to wait longer before they are likely to be given a licence.
And these longer timescales will be taken from the point a sentence was completed rather than conviction.
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Cllr Eddie Williams, Vale council cabinet member for legal, regulatory and planning services, said: "Driving a taxi is a job that comes with a great deal of responsibility. Often such a person is required to transport young or vulnerable people from one location to another.
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Winner of the 2013 Stevens Poetry Manuscript Competition, Betsy's first book of sonnets, Breaking Weather, was published by the National Federation of State Poetry Societies Press in 2014. Her chapbook Bird Notes was published by Finishing Line Press in 2017. Her poems have also appeared in the Society of Classical Poets Journal, the Mad River Review, Mock Turtle Zine, and several anthologies published by the Ohio Poetry Association.
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Ed Note: The Armaticii family was traveling this weekend. Had the most unexpected pleasure of meeting His Excellency, Bishop Bernard Fellay SSPX. Actually, I was so surprised, that my mind went blank. Couldn't think of a question to ask him, aside from the usual pleasantries. Besides, the venue wasn't suitable for him answering anything that I would have wanted to ask him. Know what I mean? Maybe it's better this way.;) But on an aside, the little Armaticii loved him. Got some great, and I mean GREAT photos, (e.g., His Excellency "attempting to strangle" my younger son is a hit with the family). However…. since I am anonymous, it is your loss, dear reader. Anyways, the skinny is that he is the sort who you definitely would want to have a beer with. But that is a story for a different post.
As to the official stuff, as per His Excellency's homily, status quo with respect to the situation with Rome. From what I understood, the biggest problem is that the people in the Curial dicasteries can't make up their mind. Some are for the SSPX others against. Also, His Excellency had only good things to say about Francis, i.e. has been helpful with administrative matters with respect to individual priests of the Society as well as with the Society matter in general, both in Buenos Aires and Rome. Sounds like Francis is holding back some of the "cowboys" who want to cause trouble. Also had good things to say about Archbishop Pozzo. As for Card. Muller and Marx, not so much. Anyways, the Synod is on everyones mind, both in Rome and in Menzingen. A LOT OF UNCERTAINTY, and it could go horribly wrong was the gist of the message.
Update 16:33 Monday 20 April 2015
I should have stated this earlier so as not to create any confusion. Bishop Fellay said that SSPX position is firm. I understood this to mean "non-negotiable". It is in the dicasteries where the confusion about what to do next exists.
But back to today's post. Yesterday, Good Shepard Sunday was 170 days from the commencement of the Synod of Bishops. However, I will continue my blogs remembrance of Francis Cardinal George, may he rest in peace. As I mentioned in the previous post, I was a great admirer of Cardinal George. The below is one example of the legacy that remains. This is a partial re-blog from the website of the Canons Regular of St. John Cantius. For the entire post: (see here).
AT HIS FINAL MASS as Archbishop of Chicago, Francis Cardinal George told the congregation packed into the cathedral that he would point to them as evidence of his work: "At some point, Christ will question me: What have you done with my people? Are they holier because of your ministry? Are they more generous, more loving toward others? In short, you are my legacy."
When Cardinal George responds to Christ's question, he can certainly point also to the growing community of brothers and priests of the Canons Regular of St. John Cantius as a part of that legacy.
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LIBERTY, October 1, 2013 - Trinity River National Wildlife Refuge along with the Friends of Trinity River Refuge hosted a trash cleanup day at the Hwy 105 Trinity River bridge on September 28th.
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Aluminum cans were separated for recycling but only about 3 pounds were collected.
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How Daily Material Solutions Are Harming Our Environment
First, it was microbeads. The tiny plastic beads found in soaps and other cosmetic products were reported to be filling our waterways, absorbing toxins, and poisoning their surrounding ecosystems. Immediately, concerned individuals were up in arms and the "ban the bead" campaign was in full force. Now there's another manufactured threat to our waterways: synthetic fibers used to make waterproof fabrics. This time, however, fewer people seem to be paying attention.
Waterproof gear is an integral part of many activities, including those involved in the study of marine life, so what can we do to reconcile between the damage caused by these fabrics and the activities they enable? The answer may be simpler than you think, but widespread adoption is contingent on increased awareness of the issue.
What's In The Water?
First, let's take a step back in an attempt to better understand what's in our water. There are two major ways that waterproof materials are polluting our environment, first through synthetic fibers that are washed into the ocean, much like microbeads, and second through chemicals called perflurocarbons (PFCs) used to make conventional materials waterproof.
We're just beginning to understand the dangers of synthetic fibers, but the dangers of PFCs are pretty clear. High levels of these chemicals can cause immune and endocrine issues and kidney cancer. Areas with significant PFC spikes also see an increase in certain types of birth defects, and those directly exposed to waterproofing sprays containing PFC-related chemicals often suffer respiratory problems.
Changing What We Buy
Now, knowing what we do about PFCs and related waterproof materials, the onus is on manufacturers and consumers to change course and eliminate our reliance on these products – for our own health and the health of our environment. One way we should be approaching this is by more carefully researching waterproof products and seeking natural, sustainable alternatives for situations that call for waterproof fabrics.
Hockey is a prime example of an activity that demands waterproof products. Because players and their gear are exposed to cold, wet conditions, wearing waterproof clothing and carrying protective, water-resistant bags is important. Failure to do so can cause frostbite, hypothermia, and damage to clothes, skates, and other items, so it's important to find alternative ways to waterproof such items.
The best way to deal with the problem of chemically hazardous waterproofing is to use natural products that have been around for hundreds of years. Beeswax, for example, has long been used to waterproof items. Though it's less convenient than commercial waterproofing sprays, it's also natural and biodegradable and won't harm plants or animals if it gets into the water supply. Choosing to waterproof with materials like beeswax, however, means choosing conservation over convenience.
Alternatives Matter
As responsible, global citizens, we are called to choose sustainable alternatives whenever possible. It's why we should be choosing organic cotton clothing over pollution nylon and polyester manufactured from petrochemicals, and why we should choose solar or wind energy over fossil fuels or coal. In order to do this, we need to make these choices even when they aren't easily visible, even when we can't see their destructive effects firsthand, as is the case with waterproof fibers. We need to look beyond what we can easily see.
Now that we are aware that waterproof fibers and associated chemicals are actively destroying parts of our ecosystem and costing human lives, we have the responsibility to act and to advocate for alternatives because the companies that profit from toxic materials won't hand them to us.
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Avi is a despatch clerk for a leading frozen food courier. Most of the trailers are fitted with a temperature monitoring technology that regularly sends back data using the same cellular backhaul as the GPS location system that provides real-time tracking data for the supermarket customers.
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Bali, the most beautiful island in Indonesia and for most foreigners often the only Indonesian island they see, offers something for everybody. From beaches, to mountains, shopping centers and clubs Bali has it all. Bali, or the Island of Gods, is always busy by many visitors both domestic and international. Most of its citizens work in the tourism sector. And although it's a hugely popular destination for foreigners, Bali cherishes its traditions and there are many traditional events you can see while in Bali.
Bali History
It is believed the first population in Bali was immigrant from Asia coming to the island around 3000-2500 BC. Stone tools found in Cekik village point to this. Since the Hindu religion and Indian culture came to Bali, the pre-historical era of Bali is mostly gone. After the 1st century Balinese culture has been developing rapidly. Read more Bali History
Things to see
Beaches are of course were Bali is famous for, Kuta Beach especially. Be sure to see the beautiful sunset here. At Lovina Beach you can see hundreds of friendly and cute dolphins. And you can visit the Safari Park to see lots of animals in their habitat.
Things to do
Bali is one of the few places in the world were it is difficult to be bored. There are so many things you can do the list is pretty much endless. At Nusa Dua or Tanjung Benoa on the southern side of Bali you rent a jetski, banana boat, go parasailing, snorkeling, scuba diving etc. Clubbing and drinking in Kuta. Diving at Amed (east Bali), National Parks to explore and mountains to hike, Bali has it all.
Things to eat
Authentic Balinese food is often spicy. For example Ayam or Bebek Betutu, which is made of chicken (ayam) or duck (bebek) filled with spices and roasted in a hole in the ground on burning husks. Preparing Betutu takes a full day and you have to order it in advance. If you have the chance, be sure to try it.
Another spicy dish is Jenggo Rice. Jenggo rice is pretty much like Kucing rice in Yogyakarta with different side dishes like fried noodle and chicken breast. The last but not least is Sate Lilit which is made of grilled meat, chicken or duck, mixed with various spices.
Getting to Bali
Flying to Bali: Bali is served by Ngurah Rai International Airport. Ngurah Rai International Airport is located about 15 km south from Bali. A taxi into the city from Ngurah Rai International Airport would cost IDR 150.000. Read more about Ngurah Rai International Airport or look for flights to Bali


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CHAPTERS TWO and THREE of the book The Rationale Since the Bible's legal sections are a subordinate part of its larger narrative purpose, they are not intended to be comprehensive. It is thus not surprising that such sections are scattered, fragmentary, incomplete, and that they lack a preface which sets out their justification and goals. In only a few instances will a motive for the death penalty he stated, and sometimes it is not necessarily the one that is at the heart of the matter. Nonetheless, there is an overall theological perspective at work. Let us begin with the issue of deterrence, much under attack by sociologists and theologians in the present. The Deuteronomic legislation will categorically state from time to time that execution in Israelite society will have the following effect: "And all the people shall hear, and fear, and not act presumptuously again" (Deut.17:13; see also 18:11; 19:20; 21:21). Ryrie (p.217) may have had this in mind, although he cites only New Testament texts (2 Pet.2:13), when he states: "What, after all, is the purpose of capital punishment? ... ultimately the biblical purpose seems to be the promotion of justice by civil government." On a recent national news program ("Sixty Minutes"), a prosecutor was asked about his justification for trying a juvenile for murder (a particularly vicious instance of it, to be sure), and his heartfelt response was, "In order to send a messagg!" Opponents of the death penalty never tire of pointing out that, in their opinion and according to studies, the "message" is not clear; the deterrent fails to deter. In the case of those who subsequently commit the crime, the opponents are undeniably right. In principle, however, this does not bear upon the matter of whether it has prevented others from taking human life. There are those who will testify that it has. And so the discussion goes. Deuteronomy dearly affirms that, for the society of its time, the punishment was an effective deterrent. It is a claim, undergirded with canonical authority, for which no counterevidence is possible. Whether it continues to deter in our society (which the text does not state) is an issue that need not detain us here, despite all the passion that it has generated. And the reason is simply this: Deterrence is at the periphery of the Deuteronomist's concern (and of the entire Bible, for that matter). Whatever bonus effect it may have had (or does have), it does not touch upon the center of the Bible's attitude toward capital punishment. That center has to do with theology (as we will soon see), and it is a serious misunderstanding so to construe it that modem social sciences can pass judgment upon it. Canon, in such a case, has been reduced to evidence of an antiquated penology. We move toward a more basic concept when we read another expression of the Deuteronomic legislation. Through the process of execution, "You shall purge the evil from the midst of you" (Deut.13:5; 17:7; 19:13; 21:21; 24:7). (RSV's "purge," for the Hebrew verb b--r, is rendered as "banish" in JB and "rid yourself of" in NEB.) It would be easy to suppose that the "evil" which is to be removed is the criminal, or even the repetition of the crime (i.e., that deterrence is again meant). That this is not the intention is suggested by Deuteronomy 21:1-9, where the corpse of a murder victim has been found and there is no way of knowing who committed the crime. The community must now enact a complex ritual wherein the Deity is implored to "set not the guilt of innocent blood in the midst of thy people Israel; but let the guilt of blood be forgiven them." Thereby "you shall purge the guilt of innocent blood from your midst." The idea seems to be that the grave crimes for which "purging" is necessary are offenses in the eyes oŁ the Deity, offenses which have inevitable negative consequences ("evil") for society. In case of murder, the Deity is offended and imputes bloodguilt to the group within which the event has taken place. The Deity then allows for a redeeming response on the part of the group, and if none is forthcoming, enacts justice in a way that only a Deity can. While society-wide accountability for individual acts of violence may be alien to our modern Western mentality, with its emphasis upon individuality and freedom of the will, this basic conviction of the Bible remains clear and understandable; the Deity is deeply offended by certain acts and expects Israelites not only to avoid them but also to take appropriate action when anyone performs them. The Deity's concern that certain actions not be tolerated is clarified when Israelite law is viewed in its overall theological context. Its starting-point is not such modern, rational, and pragmatic principles as "the greatest good for the greatest number," "enlightened self-interest," "personal freedom," or "public order." Rather, it is a religious law. As such, it goes beyond other ancient Near Eastern codes which invoke the gods of the society as their guarantors. King Hammurabi of Babylon, for example, in the prologue to his famous code, states that the great gods appointed him "to promote the welfare of the people ... to cause justice to prevail in the land," and that Marduk had commissioned him "to guide the people aright, to direct the land." In the epilogue he continues, "By the order of Shamash, the great judge of heaven and earth, may my justice prevail in the land." The biblical perception, by contrast and comparison, is that God is more than a guarantor of the covenant (of which legislation is a part): God is a party to the agreement (covenant) which is articulated, as it were, in divine language. Israel believed that the Deity (Yahweh; in English versions, "the Lord") had singled them out for no discernible reasons other than divine freedom and graciousness (Exod.5:14; 55:19). Consequences of the selection (election) included: the promise of land, offspring, and blessing (Gen.12:1-5); deliverance from Egyptian bondage (Exod.5:6,16-17); guidance through the Sinai wilderness (Exod.15:21-22); the gift of the land of Canaan (Num.15:1-2); and revelation of a body of regulations whereby (if the people responded in gratitude to the divine initiative) Israel would become "to me a kingdom of priests and a holy nation" (Exod. 19:6). Israel's way of expressing this conviction resembles the treaties (covenants) which ancient Near Eastern monarchs made with their subordinates. The great king (God) has performed gracious deeds and now invites the recipient small state (Israel) to formalize a relationship and to respond in specified ways: (1) exclusive loyalty to the great king, and (2) consideration for the right of fellow covenant-members. Thus we read, at Exodus 20: "I am the Lord your God, who brought you out of the land of Egypt.... [therefore] You shall have no other gods before me.... Remember ... You shall not." From this understanding of the relationship between the Deity and Israel flowed the central motivation for obedience to the commandments: gratitude, perhaps best expressed by Jesus' words, "If you love me, you will keep my commandments" (John 14:15). By similar analogy with political treaties, there was an expectation of blessing or curse upon those who, having freely accepted God's invitation, then either kept their word or betrayed it. There was a need to safeguard the covenant relationship from crimes against the Sovereign One (e.g., apostasy, profaning the Sabbath, blasphemy), from attitudes which destroy the People of God (e.g., sorcery, adultery, false witness), or from acts which tarnish the holiness which is to characterize this "realm of priests" (e.g., bestiality, harlotry, incest). Prior to the enactment of the Mosaic covenant, various reasons may have been given for avoiding this or that activity, including pragmatic justification for execution, in some cases. For example, blood revenge against a killer may have been thought necessary in order to maintain the balance of power between clans. Similarly, refusal to obey the judicial decisions of the highest court could not be tolerated if there was to be an orderly society. Under the covenant initiated at Mount Sinai, however, such older motivations became secondary. It was sufficient to explain all penalties as the consequence of violation of the covenant relationship. Thus, here and there in the text (preceding or following a specific regulation), there will be a quick reminder of the overall picture: "I am the Lord your Gal," the very words with which the covenant formultion began at Exodus 20:2 (so Lev.18:2,80; 19:4,10,12; 28:49). It is interesting to note that this reminder (justification) is concentrated in the so-called priestly literature (see Appendix A), which contains many requirements which, to the modern mind, may seem unduly restrictive or lacking in compelling logical justification (e.g., bestiality, homosexuality). Thus, that which one might most easily wish to ignore is that which is most dearly subject to divine authority. Therefore, crimes which undermined the existence of the community, which treated God's manifest graciousness with indifference, which turned the community's oath of loyalty (Josh. 24) into a lie, could be taken to justify the death penalty. It was not so much that a specific act was intrinsically wrong, or that it had negative practical consequences. Rather, certain acts were evidence of ingratitude, infidelity to one's oath, rebellion, and (in the last analysis) an attack upon God (if not atheism). The priestly regulations, standing at the culmination of Pentateuchal development, uniquely stress a new motivation for obedience: holiness. Why does one follow a certain life-style and avoid others? Because the Deity invites one to live in imitation of the divine nature: "You shall be holy, for I the Lord your God am holy" (Lev.19:2; 20:26, etc.). Basic to the idea of holiness is separation, distinction: "And you shall not walk in the customs of the nation which I am casting out before you; for they did all these [forbidden] things, and therefore I abhorred them.... I am the Lord your God, who have separated you from the peoples.... You shall be holy to me" (Lev.20:28-26). Activities, therefore, which breach that wall of distinction destroy the people of God and are a renunciation of its Sovereign Lord. In the case of murder the biblical materials (and the priestly regulations in particular) offer the dearest and most sustained justification of the death penalty, the very issue around which the modern debate has raged. Israel's priestly theologians were much concerned to regulate human activities in which blood was involved. That there was a connection between life and blood was obvious: As blood flowed from the body, the organism grew progressively weaker until death resulted. It seemed obvious, therefore, that the life-force resided in the blood: "for the life of the flesh is in the blood" (Lev.17:11). Not surprisingly, therefore, in some societies ancient (e.g., Greece) and modern (e.g., New Guinea), blood was deliberately consumed in order to incorporate the life-force of the victim (whether animal or human) into that of the consumer. While persons in Israel may not have sought to consume blood for that reason, it is clear that it was nonetheless considered to be an arrogant act. Life originated by a special act of the Deity (by the powerof the divine breath, as the ancient story in Gen.2:7 put it). **Consequently, humans were not free to terminate it, save under conditions specified by Gad.** Even food animals must be brought to the sanctuary and slaughtered in a prescribed ritual whereby the blood is removed. Failure to do so results in "bloodguilt" (Lev.17:4), a term which is elsewhere used for the murder of a human being (Exod. 22:2). How much more the offense, therefore, if human life ("created in the image of Cod," Gen.1:26) is taken without proper sanction! One has acted arrogantly against a life-force that is an extension of God's own life-giving power. It is, to put it baldly, "an attack upon God" (Patrick, p.72). Even an animal who kills a human is to be destroyed (Exod.21:28). A human who does so all the more forfeits any right to life (Gen.9:1-7). No alternative is to be allowed (Num.85:91) and the community must not be swayed by values to the contrary: "Your eye shall not pity. . ." Such modem rationalizations as, "What good would it do to take the murderer's life? Does it bring the victim back?" Are beside the point. Nor would it be accurate to characterize the Bible's point of view here as the type of retaliation or vengeance that is unfitting of sensitive religious persons (and which Christianity supposedly would forbid). The murderer is no longer to be executed in order to satisfy the demands of family or clan. It is the Deity who makes the demand as the Lord of Life. Is compensation due for the loss which the Deity has suffered? (Phillips, pp.95-99). (And so it is that the Diety has the right to REMOVE the death penalty - to show mercy and grace - as in the case with David and his sins that the law per se carried the death sentance. Also Jesus showed mercy to the woman brought to Him, found in the act of adultery - John 8. The people - religious leaders - said that Moses in the law cammanded such persons as this lady to be stoned to death, for the sin of adultery. Jesus, as Deity, could overrule that law and show mercy, if the situation warranted it - Keith Hunt) CHAPTER THREE Some Traditional Demurs When Scripture is invoked in a discussion of capital punishment, advocates usually appeal to the Hebrew Bible, while opponents concentrate upon the New Testament. We will turn to the question of the correctness of this supposed contrast in part 2. In the meanwhile, attention needs to be focused upon a few texts which might seem to be out of conformity with the overall approach of the Hebrew Bible. 1. There is the sixth of the Ten Commandments (the fifth commandment, as Roman Catholics and Lutherans number them), which seems to state, categorically, "You shall not kill" (Exod.20:18; Dent.5:17). Does that forbid execution? To this complex issue, deserving of detailed discussion we shall turn in chapter 4. 2. God said to Noah, "Whoever sheds the blood of man, by man shall his blood be shed" (Gen.9:6). Is that possibly a predictive statement (or observation about reality), rather than a prescriptive (legislative) one? That is, just as Jesus observed that "all who take the sword will perish by the sword" (Matt. 26:52), without thereby sanctioning execution, so perhaps God is merely commenting upon the way that the world will work and not ordering any action on society's part. So argued Charles Spear amidst a mid-nineteenth-century debate about capital punishment (Essays on the Punishment of Death, cited in Megivera, p.147). While Genesis 9:6, standing in isolation, might be taken in either of these senses, no such ambiguity remains when it is considered in context. The passage begins with imperatives (9:1 ff.) and continues with prohibitions (9:4), making it dear that the Deity is directing, not laconically describing reality. No doubt remains after the statement, "For your lifeblood I will surely require a reckoning" (v.5). The King James Version is a bit more literal: "And surely your blood of your lives will I require," making it quite dear what the nature of the Revised Standard Version's "reckoning" is. 3. When the murderer Cain fears that "whoever finds me will slay me" (Gen.4:14), the Deity places him under special protection, "lest any who came upon him should kill him" (v.15). It could thus be argued that, in contrast to the requirements of Moses and to the practice of the later Israelites, here we have the ultimate model for response to the situation: The Deity evidences graciousness in response to the plea of the first murderer. Such a possible precedent for judicial behavior in the present was heard by George Cheever, writing only a short time before Spear (Punishment by Death: Its Authority and Expediency, cited in Megivern, p.146). This point of view was recently advocated by a seminary professor of Christian ethics (Milligan, p.176). Cheever's reason for rejecting this interpretation is in keeping with his book's title. It runs as follows: Look what happened as a consequence of the failure to exterminate the line of Cain! It led to the corruption of the world at the time of Noah, and necessitated the flood. It was an inadequate reason for rejection (touching on God's incompetence), as his critics (including Spear) were quick to point out. Nonetheless, Cheever's rejection of the interpretation was entirely merited. The purpose of the Cain and Abel story, from the point of view of modern scholarship within the church and synagogue, will seem quite alien to the average reader, and there is space here to sketch it only in broad oudine. The story, standing alone, is apparently a folk-explanation for the traveling metallurgist of the ancient Near East, "wandering" (Gen.4:16, RSV footnote) from village to village in order to ply his trade. Indeed, the word "cain" means something like "blacksmith" in Hebrew. Members of this guild wore a sign (tattoo?) on their foreheads to signify their protection by the gods of the underworld into whose realm they had descended in order to learn their skills and from which they secured rock with which to make metal. The story thus explains how, in primeval time, the first metallurgist ("Cain") received his sign of protection and why he "wanders" over the earth. However, Israel's theologians have placed the story in a larger context, which stretches from creation to the call of Abraham, and thereby have given it a new meaning: The status of human beings after their relationship with God has been strained to the limit. In no case, therefore, does the story have to do with what society ought to do with murderers. (Those wishing to pursue this biblical chapter further should begin by coming to an understanding of the type of literature that this is: See the article by Priest. Then, one must learn something of the status of the metallurgist in the ancient Near East; see, e.g., Gaster, pp.51-75. Finally, in order to understand the use to which the ancient story has been put in Israel's sacred literature as it now stands, see, e.g., von Rad, pp.99-106.) The understanding against which Cheever argues illustrates well a rule of interpretation which will serve us later when we study the story of Jesus and "the woman taken in adultery" John 8:8-11; see chapter 9). And that rule is this: Beware of extracting rules for moral behavior from events in a narrative! For moral guidance, we should turn to materials that are instructional in form (e.g., the Ten Commandments, or the Sermon on the Mount). 4. Since most modern advocates of the death penalty for murder cite the Bible but do not insist upon this penalty for all the crimes for which Scripture mandates it, is there not a problem of inconsistency? Thus Dr.Benjamin Rush observed, as part of the first great debate on the topic in the newly formed United States: "If the Mosaic law with respect to murder be obligatory upon Christians, it follows that it is equally obligatory upon them to punish harlotry, blasphemy, and the other capital crimes that are mentioned in the Levitical law by death" (Considerations on the Injustice and Impolicy of Punishing Murder by Death, 1792, cited in Megivern, p. 144). This is a refrain that is almost certain to surface in any contemporary discussion of the topic. It should be clear, however, upon a moment's reflection, that the "inconsistency" has no bearing upon the witness of the Bible. While it may present a problem for advocates of capital punishment and one which they need to clarify, it does not arise merely from the preferences or social conditioning of the advocate, since it has its roots in the biblical tradition. The Bible itself singles out murder for special condemnation, and permits no compensation or pity. (In the written law per se there would seem to be no pity. But Israel had a "judge" system, who could take into account various character attitudes. So it was with David who planned murder of Bathsheba's husband, and certainly adultery with Bathsheba. God, acting as supreme judge, through his prophet Nathan, had MERCY, did not demand the death penalty upon David. This one example alone should show that some of the reasonings/conclusions in this study are INCORRECT - Keith Hunt) Westermann (p.468), a foremost interpreter of Genesis, is surely right when he says: "Here in Genesis 9 murder is something utterly on its own; nothing can be compared with it. Throughout the whole sweep of human history, the murderer by his action despoils God." Moreover, while Jesus apparently felt free to set aside certain traditional regulations pertaining to "clean" and "unclean" foods, he did not do so for the regulaton concerning murder. He is no more and no less guilty of "inconsistency" than are modern advocates of the death penalty. (See the discussion of John 8:3-11 in chapter 9.). (Incorrect again. Jesus DID NOT set aside laws regarding "clean" and "unclean" foods. This is false theology that the Protestants are eager to teach - they can then disregard the laws in Lev.11 and Deut.14 concerning clean and unclean foods. Studies on this Website under "Food Laws" will give the truth of the matter - Keith Hunt) 5. The prophet Ezekiel announces to the exiles, "As I live, says the Lord God, I have no pleasure in the death of the wicked, but that the wicked turn from his way and live; turn back, turn back from your evil ways; for why will you die, O house of Israel?" (33:11) To some readers, that may seem clear enough! God not only takes no "pleasure" in the death (execution?) of the "wicked" (criminal?), but prefers that they "turn back" (be rehabilitated?). Such an understanding might indeed be justified if one could read the Bible atomistically, that is, a verse at a time, with the understanding that the verse has a self-contained eternal truth. However, if the prophet is speaking to a specific audience about a particular problem, and if his response covers several verses (or even a chapter), then the modern interpreter must hear him out and look for the central idea. That is, what a verse says may not be what the context (and thus the prophet) means. In contrast to the King James Version, which prints each verse as if it were a separate paragraph, other translations may group verses together into larger thought-units (para-graphs). Thus, the Revised Standard Version divides Ezekiel 33 into the following units: verses 1-6, 7-9, 10-16, 17-20, 21-22, 23-29, and 30-33. One of the reasons for such division is the Deity's address to the prophet, "Son of man" (w.2,7,10,23,30). Curiously, the Revised Standard Version ignores one such address as the indication of a new speech: verse 12. By contrast, the New English Bible puts a division there, indicating that verses 10-11 go together (so also NAB, TEV, HIV). It thus becomes clear that the words are addressed to "the house of Israel" (a wider reading reveals that these are the Judean exiles in Babylonia), (Incorrect again as for the technicality of it. The House of Israel was in the Assyrian Empire, taken away over 100 years prior to Ezekiel writing this, but the basic truth of the writer in this section is correct - Keith Hunt) in response to their lament that "our transgressions ... are upon us, and we waste away ... how can we live?" (Ezek.33:10). The Deity's response, then, is directed to those exiles, who are despondent about the possibility of ever returning to their homeland. Word has reached them that the city of Jerusalem, the center of their hope for return, has fallen into the hands of the Babylonians (v.21). Who are the wicked? The exiles whose betrayal of the covenant has led to exile. What is meant by their "death"? Both their political situation ("we waste away") and their dwindling faith in the ancient concept of election. Thus they ask, "How can we live?" (i.e., keep our faith and identity as the People of God). God takes no "pleasure" in the death of the wicked (i.e., does not see it as necessary that the exiles have this attitude and forever remain in Babylonia). The Deity desires repentance, change of priorities, renewal of ancient values, life as it was intended by this community, and (at the appropriate time) return to the "promised land." Thus, the text is not concerned with the fate of anyone who has been sentenced to death by the judiciary (or even per se with individuals who face death), and it does not therefore suggest what the religious person's response should be in that case. (Yes, the CONTEXT is what we have to look at MANY times as we read the Bible. And even the context of the WHOLE Bible. Obviously from the whole Old Testament, in the context of the words of Ezekiel, this passage in Ezekiel has nothing to do with the subject of "capital punishment." It has to do with people that God would like to see REPENT and not DIE in a captivity - Keith Hunt) ................. To be continued Entered on this Website November 2007
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Our cookbook of the week is Modern Lunch by Allison Day, creator of the award-winning food blog Yummy Beet. Over the next two days, we'll feature another recipe from the book and an interview with its author.
To try another recipe from the book, check out: Triple beet and smoked mackerel grain bowl, and Turkish poached eggs.
Whether fresh from the oven, as a room temperature al fresco option or chilled, straight from the fridge, Allison Day's rustic spelt quiche works any which way. More robust than your standard quiche (she describes it as a "modern interpretation of a quiche"; akin to a vegetable tart), it's an ideal packable lunch option.
"This (quiche) is particularly lovely because it's very sturdy. So if you're feeling romantic and you want to take a picnic or eat outside, you can actually hand-hold it," says Day. "You can slice a piece and serve it with a salad, or take a larger piece and call it a day."
Day uses a combination of all-purpose and spelt flours for the crust, which gives it a nutty flavour. After brushing the bottom of the blind-baked shell with mustard, she adds a layer of sliced new potatoes, onions and fresh spring asparagus before finally pouring over an herbed egg mixture.
If you're serving it for a special occasion, she recommends augmenting the quiche
"with a cup of green pea and mint soup, a green salad, a basket of croissants with jam and butter, and a tray of dark chocolate brownies."
with asparagus and new potatoes
Spelt crust:
1/2 cup very cold unsalted butter, cut into small pieces
3/4 cup unbleached all-purpose flour
1/2 cup light or dark spelt flour, plus more for rolling
3/4 tsp salt
1/2 tsp granulated sugar
1/4 cup ice water
225 g (1/2 lb; 2 small) new potatoes, sliced into 2- to 3-mm rounds
1 onion, sliced into 3-mm rounds
225 g (1/2 lb) asparagus, tough ends trimmed, halved
1 tbsp Dijon mustard
5 large eggs
1 cup (250 mL) whole milk or unsweetened non-dairy milk
1/2 tsp lemon zest (optional)
1/2 tsp dried thyme
1/2 tsp salt
Ground black pepper
Step 1
For the crust, in a food processor or by hand in a large bowl, pulse or cut the butter a few times to break up. Add flours, salt, and sugar and pulse or cut until only pea-sized pieces of butter remain. Add the ice water and pulse until a ball of dough forms.
Step 2
Sprinkle additional flour on a clean surface. Roll the dough into a large circle approximately 28 to 33 cm (11 to 13 inches) in diameter, add to a 18- to 23-cm (7- to 9-inch) removable-bottom tart tin, then form the dough snuggly to the pan, allowing the sides to drape over a bit, if you like (or trim for a tidier look). Freeze until solid, about 30 minutes. If you're making this ahead, once frozen, wrap the tin tightly in plastic, then foil, and freeze for up 3 months; bake from frozen (see next step) to prevent the dough from shrinking.
Step 3
To blind bake the crust, preheat the oven to 425°F (220°C). Poke the bottom of the crust several times with a fork to allow steam to escape. Place a piece of parchment paper inside the crust, leaving overhang, and use a glass or ceramic pie plate that fits inside the tart tin or fill it with pie weights to weigh the crust down while it bakes. Bake for 15 minutes, remove the pie plate or weights and parchment paper, and bake for another three to five minutes, until the crust is dry on top and blond in colour. Cool completely.
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For the filling, bring a large pot of water to a boil. Blanch the potatoes and onion for eight to 10 minutes, until they are still very firm but partially cooked; remove from the water and arrange on a large baking sheet to cool. Blanch the asparagus for two to three minutes, until it is bright green and just tender; remove it from the water and arrange it on a second large baking sheet or plate to cool.
Step 5
Preheat the oven to 325°F (165°C). Brush the inside bottom of the cooled tart shell with the mustard and layer in the blanched and cooled vegetables, beginning with the potatoes, then the onion, and finishing with the asparagus.
Step 6
In a medium bowl, whisk the eggs, milk, lemon zest (if using), thyme and salt, and season with pepper. Slowly pour over the vegetables. Bake for 40 to 45 minutes, until the mixture still jiggles a little when tapped, but the eggs are set and dry on top. Cover loosely with a piece of parchment paper if the edges brown too quickly. Cool in the pan for five minutes.
Step 7
To serve, carefully remove the quiche from the tart tin, slice into wedges and enjoy warm, at room temperature or chilled. Once cool, you can pack a slice to go in parchment paper or foil and reheat before enjoying, or eat it cold.
Make ahead: Skip the last-minute brunch preparation, and the last-minute mess and bake your quiche ahead of time. Once baked, cool, lightly cover and refrigerate for up to three days. Reheat the entire quiche — or just a slice — in a 325°F (165°C) oven until just warmed through, about 10 to 15 minutes.
Serves: 4 as a main or 6 as a side
Excerpted from Modern Lunch: +100 Recipes for Assembling the New Midday Meal by Allison Day. Copyright © 2019 Allison Day. Published by Appetite by Random House®, a division of Penguin Random House Canada Limited. Reproduced by arrangement with the Publisher. All rights reserved.


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