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40 Assisted Living Facilities near Lincolnwood, IL
There are 40 Assisted Living Facilities in the Lincolnwood area, with 2 in Lincolnwood and 38 nearby.
The average cost of assisted living in Lincolnwood is $5,287 per month. This is higher than the national median of $3,500.
To help you with your search, browse the 242 reviews below for assisted living facilities in Lincolnwood. On average, consumers rate assisted living in Lincolnwood 4.4 out of 5 stars. Better rated regions include Glenview with an average rating of 4.4 out of 5 stars.
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Top 10 Assisted Living Facilities in Lincolnwood, IL
The Carrington at Lincolnwood
Provides: Assisted Living
3501 Northeast Parkway, Lincolnwood, IL 60712
7 reviews (7)
"The Carrington at Lincolnwood is brand new, stunning, and beautiful; however, it's all private pay, so they do not transition over to Medicare in the event someone runs out of money, which is the..." More
Lincolnwood Place
7000 N. McCormick Blvd., Lincolnwood, IL 60712
"Lincolnwood Place is very cheery and very clean. The staff is extremely friendly and helpful to the people there. They have a choice of the food. There are two or three items on the menu. They have..." More
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Brookdale Lake View
3121 North Sheridan, Chicago, IL 60657
"Brookdale Lake View was near the shore. The community was quite good, and the people seemed educated. It's a nice environment in general. I liked the rooms. I was looking for a one-bedroom with a..." More
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Brookdale Lake Shore Drive
2960 North Lake Shore Drive, Chicago, IL 60657
"My mother will be moving into Brookdale Lake Shore Drive. The person who gave us the tour, Bryan, was fabulous, very open to all the questions, answered everything, volunteered information, and..." More
Autumn Green at Wright Campus
4239 N. Oak Park Ave., Chicago, IL 60634
"We visited Autumn Green at Wright Campus. They were very positive, open to questions, and they had some brochures to look at. It was really a positive, beautiful, and clean facility. The residents..." More
Sunrise of Lincoln Park
"I have to confess that I am a pretty squeaky wheel at this place. My uncle has been here since 2015, and as he gets older, he just needs more help, so I ask for it. Happily, the staff at Sunrise..." More
Sunrise of Park Ridge
1725 Ballard Road, Park Ridge, IL 60068
"My mother has moved into Sunrise of Park Ridge, but we've only seen the outside. They won't let us inside the building. The care has been good, and she's making progress. It's a nice building. The..." More
Belmont Village Glenview
2200 Golf Road, Glenview, IL 60025
"Belmont Village Glenview's staff was exceptional. The place and apartments were very good and nice. They had a TV area and activity areas. The dining area was very nice, well-maintained, and..." More
Elevate Saint Andrew Living Community
7000 North Newark Avenue, Niles, IL 60714
"Glen Saint Andrew Living Community was an older building but very well maintained. There was a little non-denominational chapel, which was nice, and a fun, little place downstairs where they could..." More
St. Joseph Village of Chicago
4021 West Belmont Ave., Chicago, IL 60641
"My best friend's mom was here for rehab; it was a great experience, wonderful staff, very clean and it had everything she needed. The staff really cared. The other patience along with those that..." More
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Summit of Uptown
10 North Summit Avenue, Park Ridge, IL 60068
"I think the Summit of Uptown is a perfect fit for my mom because she has to go to assisted living. We feel that it is a perfect fit because she can eat with the independent people. I know a lot of..." More
The Selfhelp Home
908 W Argyle, Chicago, IL 60640
"I have briefly visited other nursing homes and assisted living facilities and I think this is one of the best. My mother visits almost every day, though, and I know that's one way to make sure that..." More
Vi at The Glen
2500 Indigo Lane, Glenview, IL 60026
"I visited this facility to see family during a vacation to Chicago. The facility was kept up very well and the staff was very friendly. We dined out for a couple of nights, but we did use the..." More
The Auberge Orchard Park
5520 Lincoln Ave., Morton Grove, IL 60053
"At Auberge at Orchard Park, residents enjoy an active, engaging lifestyle that promotes wellness and independence. It is our goal to keep our residents linked to resources and opportunities that..." More
Norwood Crossing
6016 N. Nina Avenue, Chicago, IL 60631
"We are a non-profit (501c3) senior living community located in Chicago's Norwood Park neighborhood. Our residential campus specializes in assisted living and memory support (including Alzheimer's..." More
The Wellshire Morton Grove
8415 Waukegan Road, Morton Grove, IL 60053
"We chose The Wellshire Morton Grove. It has everything my mom needs, like three meals a day, checks on her every day, and laundry service. They have a beauty shop and everything is inclusive. They..." More
Victory Centre of Galewood
2370 North Newcastle Ave, Chicago, IL 60707
"We visited Victory Centre, and I liked everything about it. It was really nice, clean, and well put together. The personnel were very assistive. Overall, it was a 5-star for me. We didn't talk to..." More
Covenant Home of Chicago
2720 W. Foster Ave, Chicago, IL 60625
"Covenant Home of Chicago was not overwhelmingly big, very nice, and well maintained. The rooms were spacious. The kitchen area in the room was a little small but open. I would give it a 5 because..." More
The Sheridan at Park Ridge
510 N. Greenwood, Park Ridge, IL 60068
" Opening Fall 2018 Senior Lifestyle celebrates 30 years of inspired service and hospitality through the unveiling of a new family of communities – The Sheridan Collection. Our new, modern..." More
Bethesda Rehab & Senior Care
2833 N Nordica Ave, Chicago, IL 60634
"Residents of Bethesda's Long-Term Care program maintain their independence while benefiting from high-quality nursing care that is available when needed. These long-term care options offer the..." More
Belmont Village Lincoln Park
700 West Fullerton Avenue, Chicago, IL 60614
"Belmont Village Lincoln Park provides the perfect blend of comfort, care and active living. The mid-rise building maintains the look and feel of the area with an architectural style very closely..." More
Central Baptist Village
4747 N. Canfield Ave., Norridge, IL 60706
"I visited Central Baptist Village, the tour was good, and the person I spent time with was very informative. We sat down and she showed me three different layouts there. It was very nice. I saw..." More
The Admiral at the Lake
929 W Foster Ave, Chicago, IL 60640
"The Admiral at the Lake is very upscale. I am going to be 75, and I have money, but I don't have the money to get into the Admiral. A 1-bedroom is half a million, and it is spacious and everything...." More
Westminster Place
3200 Grant Street, Evanston, IL 60201
"I have never experienced a more committed and professional group of staff. What a wonderful community. " More
Friedman Place
5527 North Maplewood Avenue, Chicago, IL 60625
"Amazing place for those with significant vision loss. Everything is set up enable residents to be as independent as possible. Color contrasts around doors, talking elevators, assistive technology..." More
Buckingham Pavilion
2625 WEST TOUHY AVENUE, Chicago, IL 60645
"Thank you for everything you did for my father. I know its a difficult job everyone has. I know that dad really seemed to connect with a lot of the staff, and they connected back with him. The care..." More
Three Crowns Park
2323 McDaniel Avenue, Evanston, IL 60201
"People that work at this facility are generally very caring and considerate, but it seems that there are issues that they would rather avoid than address with residents. i.e. resident not changing..." More
Presence Resurrection Retirement Comm...
7262 West Peterson Avenue, Chicago, IL 60631
"Are you looking for affordable retirement living in a beautiful setting? Presence Resurrection Retirement Community is located in a quiet residential neighborhood in northwest Chicago, with easy..." More
Symphony of Lincoln Park
1366 W Fullerton Avenue , Chicago, IL 60614
"This is a lovely facility in the heart of the Lincoln Park area in Chicago and it doesn't seem at all institutional. There are two parts to it -- one where residents have individual apartments and..." More
Bethany Retirement Community
4950 North Ashland Avenue, Chicago, IL 60640
"My brother was in Bethany Retirement Community for five years. That was very nice, but as his memory got worse, they were no longer equipped to take care of him. They told us he needs to leave..." More
Friendly Towers
920 W. Wilson, Chicago, IL 60640
"It's a 5 stars to me, I lived there for 14 years and it was a warm cozy place to live. " More
Wickshire SL of Wilmette
615 Ridge Road, Wilmette, IL 60091
"It is on one level and they try to ensure that the people are in small rooms so they spend a lot of time outside. The facility is smaller, so their caregivers are consistent for a particular..." More
St Pauls House & Hlth Cr Center
3800 NORTH CALIFORNIA AVENUE, Chicago, IL 60618
"St Paul's House was just fine. It was too close to a busy street; it worried me. From what I saw, it seemed clean. The rooms were fine, too. They each had a bathroom. The dining room looked fine. I..." More
Greenview Place
1501 West Melrose Street, Chicago, IL 60657
"Greeneview place is a very active and friendly "home". You are able to go on planned activiites or have your hair and nails done on site or just talk and see a movie with your friends you made..." More
Eden Supportive Living
940 West Gordon Terrace, Chicago, IL 60613
"This is such a beautiful facility! A friend and I were looking for a place for her mom for the future. Not only was Lori Cantway (the director of the facility) such a friendly and welcoming person,..." More
Grasmere Residential Care
4621 N Sheridan Rd, Chicago, IL 60640
1 review (1)
"I had a chance to visit this facility a while back with my family when we were visiting a friend who had just got out of physical therapy treatment. I toured the facility with the staff who was..." More
Harmony Health Care and Rehabilitatio...
3919 W Foster Ave, Chicago, IL 60625
"I loved Harmony. The atmosphere was great. The staff chipped in for everybody else. They covered for each other. They didn't say, "That's not my job. I'll find you somebody." It wasn't just the..." More
Glen Elston Nursing & Rehab
4340 N Keystone Ave, Chicago, IL 60641
"My father is a resident here and I am very happy with the facility. He has been at two other places in Chicago that take Medicaid patients and that have a Spanish speaking staff and Glen Elston..." More
Continental Care Center
5336 North Western Avenue, Chicago, IL 60625
"This past April my uncle in terminal condition due to Prostate Cancer was in nursing care counting down the days until death. At first a week out from him expiring, he was left bedridden fast..." More
Arbour Health Care Center
1512 West Fargo Avenue, Chicago, IL 60626
"My old neighbor's brother is a resident. Since my old neighbor and I kept in touch over the years and became very good friends, I thought it'd be nice to pay her brother a visit. I knew him quite..." More
What to Consider About Assisted Living in Lincolnwood
Known locally as the gateway to the North Shore, Lincolnwood, Illinois, is a peaceful town that is home to about 12,590 residents. This upscale suburb of Chicago prides itself on its strong community spirit, which it helps foster with regular community events. Lincolnwood is home to two assisted living facilities, with an additional 34 nearby. In Lincolnwood, as in the rest of Illinois, the Illinois Department of Public Health's Division of Assisted Living handles regulation and licensing for assisted living establishments.
Benefits and Drawbacks of Assisted Living in Lincolnwood
Lincolnwood has a very low violent crime rate, which can help seniors feel safe in their community. However, it does have a fairly high property crime rate, which includes theft and burglary, so residents may still need to take precautions. On a scale of one to 100, with 1 being the safest, it rates 22.2 for violent crime, while the U.S. average is 31.1. Its property crime score is 55.3, which is significantly higher than the national average of 38.1.
Lincolnwood has an array of community resources for seniors, including a part-time social worker available to help and the Rescue Rangers program, which connects volunteers with seniors in need of help with regular activities, such as shoveling snow. Seniors can also join the Lincolnwood Social Club, which offers drop-in exercise classes and games, as well as scheduled special events.
Like the rest of the Chicagoland area, weather in Lincolnwood can be somewhat harsh. Summers tend to be pleasant and have highs in the 80s, and the average high in winter months is often in the low or mid-30s. The area sees about 36 inches of snow a year on average.
Residents who rely on public transportation can take advantage of the Pace bus routes running through Lincolnwood that connect it with other suburbs and Chicago or ride the Metra commuter rail line into the city. Seniors age 55 and older can also sign up for the town's subsidized taxi program.
Lincolnwood is only 10 miles north of Downtown Chicago, so residents can easily take advantage of the world-class museums and entertainment in the city. The town is also home to the Lincolnwood Chamer Orchestra, a wonderful professional ensemble that makes regular local appearances.
While the total cost of living in Lincolnwood is significantly higher than the U.S. average, most of that is due to high real estate and housing costs. Groceries, health care and utilities tend to be slightly less expensive than average.
Paying for Assisted Living in Lincolnwood
Average Monthly Costs
$5,347.00 Morton Grove
$5,287.00 Lincolnwood
$4,528.00 Glenview
$4,388.00 Park Ridge
$4,097.00 Des Plaines
$4,000.00 US
$3,635.00 Oak Park
Assisted Living costs in Lincolnwood start around $5,287 per month on average, while the nationwide average cost of assisted living is $4,000 per month, according to the latest figures from Genworth's Cost of Care Survey.
It's important to note that assisted living rates in Lincolnwood and the surrounding suburbs can vary widely based on factors such as location, the level of care needed, apartment size and the types of amenities offered at each community.
Financial Assistance for Assisted Living in Lincolnwood
Eligible seniors who need help paying for assisted living may benefit from the Illinois Supportive Living Program, which provides Medicaid waivers to help cover support staff and services that might not be covered otherwise.
Learn more about these programs, plus who's eligible, on our Assisted Living in Illinois page.
More Ways to Pay for Assisted Living
While many families use their own funds or personal assets to pay for assisted living, there are plenty of additional options to cover these costs. Some additional ways to finance assisted living costs include:
For more information about different ways to finance assisted living, visit our Assisted Living in Illinois page.
Free Assisted Living Resources in Lincolnwood
Lincolnwood and the surrounding area are home to numerous government agencies and non-profit organizations offering help for seniors searching for or currently residing in an assisted living community. These organizations can also provide assistance in a number of other eldercare services such as geriatric care management, elder law advice, estate planning, finding home care and health and wellness programs.
To see a list of free assisted living resources in Lincolnwood, please visit our Assisted Living in Illinois page.
Assisted Living Laws and Regulations in Lincolnwood
Lincolnwood-area assisted living communities must adhere to the comprehensive set of state laws and regulations that all assisted living communities in Illinois are required to follow. Visit our Assisted Living in Illinois page for more information about these laws.
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Lincolnwood Place was nice. They keep people busy, they have games, and music. They also have dining service for independent living. They have a shuttle that brings the elederly places they want to... Read more
My parents have been living at Lincolnwood Place for a month now and we're very pleased. It's lovely, comfortable, and the assisted living portion was just renovated so it's all new. It's beautiful... Read more
Lincolnwood Place is very cheery and very clean. The staff is extremely friendly and helpful to the people there. They have a choice of the food. There are two or three items on the menu. They have... Read more
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Discussion in 'Introduce Yourself' started by Lucy23, Nov 9, 2018.
Hi, my name is Lucy and I have no idea how any of this works bc I'm new and this is my first post. For the past 6 months I've been driving myself bananas because I'm beyond confused and upset. I've been raised as a strong Roman Catholic and it is all I know. A majority of my family is Catholic and it's very important to us. Recently, I've began to question things and I'm confused. I've been told we are not supposed to pray to Saints, Mary, or have any form of idolizeisum. We are only supposed to pray to God. I've also been told we are not supposed to call any man father. Also, we are supposed to read the King James Bible and everything/ all the answers are solely in the Bible but Catholics base alot of their religion on traditions. I just don't understand why Catholics have their own Bible why are we not following just the King James Bible? I can go on and on but this is just a few things that pop in my head. I'm not sure what to say when I'm asked these things by others bc I never figured this was "wrong" I guess I've just been naïve. I just want to do right by God and this new discovery has stressed me out so much I'm worried I'll go to hell for believing the wrong thing bc it is up to us to find the right answers. I don't understand why Catholics are doing things that specially say not to do in the Bible?
Welcome to the forums, Lucy23. May God bless the time that you spend here. I recommend that you visit the Catholic sub-forum, called One Bread, One Body. That is probably the best place to ask questions about the Catholic faith. Peace be with you.
I think it all comes down to a misunderstanding of scripture and theology since none of the things you list are unbiblical. It's all backed up with a wealth of verses and traditions. If the early church did it then we can certainly do it too.
Anyway, that's just my two cents. Welcome to the site. I hope you find answers here.
I stick with the non denom because no matter what it starts with Jesus and ends with Jesus. But welcome and check out the catholic threads on here. God Bless.
It seems you've been talking to protestants.
While welcoming you to the forum, I would suggest that you post each of your questions in a separate thesis. There are a lot of very kind people here who will be glad to help you find the answers.
But something to think about. The king James bible has only been around since 1611. What was read before then considering the Church has been here since the first century?
Study Gods Holy Word yourself .... pray the Holy Spirit to lead you to the truth. I used to believe certain things .... and did personal study and found overwhelming errors in what I had been "taught". I certainly don't claim to know everything .... but I am a lot more comfortable now and have good solid biblical reasons why I believe what I believe.
We are each responsible for what we believe ... and that should be on our own study of Gods word. We are to make sure what is being taught is true.
11Now the Bereans were more noble-minded than the Thessalonians, for they received the message with great eagerness and examined the Scriptures every day to see if these teachings were true.
Hi Lucy, Welcome to the forum in Jesus name, it is a great place to find fellowship and friendships.
There are quite a few different translations of the Bible, the New King James Bible is a little easier to read.
Yes the answers to your questions are all in the Bible, and I have trusted the 'Word of God' all my Christian life. I became a born again Christian when I was around 32 years, it is a wonderful life of trust in a wonderful Saviour.
Hi Lucy, welcome to CF! .. it is great to see you here and diving right in! If you start a thread in one of the other forums, such as "Christian Advice" or "Exploring Christianity", you'll get some good discussion there. This introduction forum is only to say hi and who you are, why you are here. We are quickly stopped from getting into discussions here.
That said, I do have a few ideas for you to think about!
1. There is a spiritual part of life, that is where we know The Holy Spirit as a personal saviour, Lord and companion (Proverbs 18:24, John 14:16-17). It is unfortunate, but true, that not all Christians have that experience in their faith. This is our current state of reality in the religion (John 12:35, John 14:21, John 8:32).
2. Not all bible translations are translated by a person who has a spiritual relationship with God as I have described. Therefore they are a work of their intellect alone, without the real discernment of The Holy Spirit. Part of the nature of such a person is "contentiousness" and "ambition" - that leads them to want to do things better than everyone else has done. This is not to say that every newer translation is not an improvement, or that the older translation is always better.
3. The King James is actually very good, but there is much more meaning in the original languages that cannot be conveyed through a single English interpretation. This is why when you compare various translations, you will learn greater depth of what the original writer was saying, because the emphasis of each translation focuses on a different aspect of the message.
"call no man your father, for one is your father in heaven".
As for your other questions, about how the Catholic church appears to be teaching differently to the doctrine you expect, you should ask that in the Catholic area of the forum: "One Bread, One Body".
I believe in a universal church of saints, where God's people are united in spirit and found in various places, through different denominations, including the Catholic Church. However, to simplify matters for those who are still learning, one must call themselves Catholic in order to say they belong and to be in communion with the Catholic Church.
This website for the most part, is very sensitive towards catholicism. So, I would suggest that you research these things on your own, pray to Him, and research.
First off, absolutely, read your KJV. Honestly, I'd start from Genesis, and read through to Revelation. Anytime a person or a church tries to get you to stop reading the bible, and instead read their own publication, that should cause definite alarm.
But yeah, we aren't to pray to saints. Catholics employ (by their own authority) "saints" over certain things. Certain saints for education, certain saints for war, certain saints for carpentry, for medicine, etc. They pray to each of them to "help" them in whatever related situation they need. Where in the bible does it say to do this? This is a tradition taken straight from paganism. Especially when you research (and you can even find this in the Catholic Encyclopedia) into how catholicism took many stories of the saints from the "local gods" of the time when they started this tradition. My point is, there's nothing biblical about this, it's a tradition, and even some of the saint's stories have been admittedly taken from pagan deities.
They even admit to changing the biblical sabbath (saturday), to the day most people keep now, which is (sunday).
I'm not saying believe me, not at all. Research into this yourself if you feel led to. The history that's available to us regarding how the early catholic church adopted paganism to sway pagans into their authority is insanely alarming and prevalent.
Hello Lucy, I understand your dilemma about denominational differences. I even felt pulled to Catholicism myself and then Messianic Judaism. The truth is there's not any certainty which is the right path to God. Personally I've reached a place where I think it's not necessary to commit to a denomination but accept Christ believing as a Christian. It's my opinion but all denominations seem to have flaws emphasizing certain parts over others from the Bible or speculate to have beliefs not supported and also goes against what's there. So I wouldn't rush away from Catholicism but definitely ask questions and be sure to do the same with other denominations. Hopefully in time you'll have a better idea about the differences and can decide if one is near enough to what you believe.
I am not hating on catholics though, I know catholics that are amazing people. It's not the people that I'm against, it's the traditions of the church itself. We're losing so many people to the falsehoods Jesus freed us from - vain tradition, and people just blindly accept it without doing any research of their own. I was also guilty of it too, it's our nature, but the very fact that you're questioning, is a blessing.
Hello Lucy, welcome to CF! As a fellow cradle Catholic, I think I can give you a few answers to your questions, from the questions that my Catholic Bible specifically answers according to Catholic teaching.
First, Catholics do not pray to Mary and the Saints; rather, we ask them to pray for us. This is different from the prayers we send to God, which are to Him. So we pray to God, and ask those in Heaven to pray for us. If you are worried about statues being idolatry, they are not. Catholic statues are not made to be worshiped as pagan statues are but are made to remind us of the represented image - it's like when you keep photos of your family members; you don't treat them like the actual person, but they are a reminder of the person, which is why you keep them.
Keep in mind that the King James Bible is not the original Bible. It was created many years after the writings that eventually became the Bible. Actually, all Bibles were originally Catholic and so were all Christians.
Tradition has been going on for many, many years, since the day Christ founded the Church. Catholics strive to follow that Tradition even today. The Bible is a source of authority, however we need Tradition to help us interpret it - otherwise Catholics would have many more disagreements on what parts of Scripture mean!
Don't let anyone convince you that the Catholic Church is bad or wrong in any way. Remember, Lucy, that the Catholic Church was the original Church founded by Christ Himself. It was others who later broke off from the Church and created their own ideas and beliefs which were passed down through generations. As a Catholic, you have the whole story!
Finally, don't let anyone convince you that you're living wrongly by practicing your Catholic faith. The Catholic Church will be persecuted for following the teaching of Christ...but stand firm in your faith. It will bring reward in the end!
Also, I'd welcome you to post any more questions you might have over in One Bread, One Body - Catholic - unfortunately Catholicism is often attacked and persecuted in other areas.
Well, since the Evangelicals and Fundamentalists started it here, I guess it's time to gird up our loins and get it on!
1. There is no.....I mean zip, nade, zilch.....evidence that the things which Evangelicals and Fundamentalists believe in (such as believer's baptism, grape juice and crackers for Communion, the Rapture, etc) ever existed before they made them up back around 1906. I say this will full confidence as someone who was an E&F for 25 years and believed that all Catholics are going to hell. Then I found out what they were hiding .... that there is NO RECORD of any of the distinctive teachings of F&E found anywhere in the first 19 centuries of Christianity.
2. Jesus only established one Church.....not thousands! That Church was so unified that in the second century, it came to be known as "katholicos" (catholic) meaning "of the fullness." Furthermore, another man by the name of St. Vincent of Lerins said "The catholic faith is that which has been believed everywhere, at all times, and in all places." You cannot say that about the various strains of non-Catholic theology. There are as many doctrines of Evangelicals, Protestants, and Fundamentalists are there are stars in the sky, each one different and they all disagree with each other. Now if there is one truth and one only about Christ, and the Holy Spirit preserves and guards that truth, how then could it be the Holy Spirit guiding all these disagreeing people? Something is very wrong here.
3. Praying to the saints and asking their intercession for us is not idolatry. Those who say this show just how theologically ignorant they really are. Idolatry is putting anything in the place of God and treating it as God, whether it be an animal, like the deceived Hindus do with their elephant "god," or a career, money, or just about anything. Catholics and Orthodox do not "worship" the saints. We worship God alone. Ask yourself this: are the saints alive or dead? If they are dead and can't hear us, that is a pretty sorry salvation gift we are being offered. But if they are in Christ and are truly alive - more than we can even imagine - then yes, living people can hear us. And asking for a saint's help is no different than asking another person in church to pray for you.
4. It is not up to you to "find the right answers" in order to have eternal life. Sit down and read Matthew 25:33-46, Romans 2:5-10, and John 5:28-29. All of these passages speak about Christ giving eternal life to us, and the basis of receiving that gift is doing good to others. I don't see anywhere in the Scriptures that it speaks about eternal life being given to us because we were 100% correct in all our doctrines. Eternal life is being in Christ, and when we do charitable works, we nurture that life within us (which was started at your baptism) and make it grow. Our union with Christ grows as we make a constant choice to obey Him in doing good - and Jesus said that this doing good takes 2 forms. Loving God supremely and loving our neighbor as ourself.
5. If you have been accosted by some Fundamentalist Bible-thumper, do yourself a favor. Get a list of the things he (she?) thinks are wrong and then bring them over to either the Orthodox or Catholic boards and ask us to demolish his stupid objections one at a time. I say this as a former Fundamentalist myself - these people are just dripping with pride. They memorize a few Bible verses and then think they are world-class Bible teachers and their job is to convert as many people as they can to please the Lord. They will not listen to anyone, but the bad part is that they are very convincing if you don't know your faith well (which apparently you don't). Give us specifics to deal with and we will help you understand what the Apostles taught.
6. The Bible says that it is the Church (one, holy, catholic, and apostolic) which is the "pillar and ground of the truth" (1Tim.3:15). Not the Bible, not the opinions of men, but the Church. This is the promise that Jesus gave to the Apostles, that they would be led into all truth (John 16:13). This is why Protestantism in all its forms has hundreds of different teachings and doctrines - the promise was made to the Church, not to those who would break away from the Church.
7. MOST IMPORTANT!! Start reading the Early Fathers of the Church. Find out who they are if you don't know, and then Google their writings. These are men who were taught directly by the Apostles, so what they say, they learned from Jesus. Reading the Early Fathers is how I found out that my Presbyterian Calvinism was A.) heretical B.) not apostolic teaching C.) made up by John Calvin and D.) not ever found in the writings of the Early Church.
But yeah, we aren't to pray to saints.
Where in the bible does it say to do this?
Where in the Bible does it teach that Jesus is fully man and full God with two separate and distinct natures for each? Where in the Bible does it teach anything about the existence of Christ's two natures and how they exist within Him?
Of course, this shows that your have no understanding of the Covenant of God which was made first with the Jews, and then with the Church. The Saturday Sabbath, according to the Bible, belongs to the Jews.
When the Old Covenant ended, the Sabbath ended. (Heb. 8:13). It's really that simple, but you cannot see it.
The amount of lies and distortions that have been told about the Catholic faith (which includes Orthodoxy and Catholicism) by Protestants, is legion. Some of the books that were written, such as Alexander Hislop's THE TWO BABYLONS and Lorraine Boettner's ROMAN CATHOLICISM were so bad and of such shoddy historical workmanship that the publishers divorced themselves from any further association with the writers.
Okay....well, as an Orthodox Christian, I would tend to agree with you here. The sad fact of the matter is that the Roman Church did go sideways after the schism of 1054 AD and we Orthodox are waiting for Her to reject Her errors and return to the fold, but the Catholic faith of the first 10 centuries (which was Eastern Orthodox and Western Roman Catholic) was unified and apostolici in its teaching. What it certainly was not was SDA or any variant thereof.
I showed you the foundation. The Old Covenant is over. The Old Covenant belonged to the Jews and died when they were cast away as being the special people of God (Matthew 21:33-45) St. Paul also speaks of meeting on the "first day" of the week to break bread as a community (the Eucharist).
OK folks - this is now waaaaay beyond an introduction and is descending all too rapidly into a debate.
I am locking this thread now so it can be moved to a more appropriate area.


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This 4 piece toaster offers incredibly even browning with advanced features that make getting perfect toast as simple as possible. However, a few customers say that it doesn't brown both sides evenly. This is a concern that you can test and return it immediately if you want to try it anyway. The exterior is made of brushed die-cast metal that is easy to wipe clean and provides a nice retro look for your kitchen. This Breville 4 slice toaster is at the high end for price, but it is also one of the best toasters you'll find on the market.
The Cuisinart CPT-440 Touch to Toast is another excellent high end toaster, but is available at a significantly lower price than the Breville. Of course, this also means that it doesn't have the same number of features, but it still offers the best 4 slice toaster for the money.
This leverless toaster by Cuisinart features intuitive digital technology that makes it easy for anyone to use. It comes with multiple toasting functions, including bagel, defrost, and reheat options. The defrost function lets you first defrost your bread before toasting, and the bagel setting provides toasting only to the upper half for a perfectly toasted bagel. Of course, if you want your bagel toasted on both sides, you can simply skip the bagel selection and the wide 1-1/2" toaster slots in the Cuisinart will hold your bagel while toasting it like a regular piece of bread. You just place your bread in the slots and press the button for whichever function you want after you set the desired toast level. The bread goes down and pops up when it's done.
This Cuisinart 4 slice toaster offers dual independent toasting cycles, so you can make toast with two different toasting levels at the same time. Whether you want to toast bread and bagels at the same time, or you're making toast for two people who each like a different level of toasting, this dual setting is definitely a great feature.
The Cuisinart Touch to Toast comes with a handy countdown feature as well as an LED backlit display, motorized lift, and toast ready beep. The sleek stainless steel exterior offers a state of the art design, so it will look nice in any kitchen, and the convenient cord wrap is a great way to keep counters clear, although some users find the cord a bit short. It comes with two crumb trays that you remove from the back.
The KRUPS KH734D Breakfast Set 4-Slot Toaster has some common features from the two above but at a much lower price. Two sets of levers and controls regulate the two sets of toast slots and you get 6 levels of browning. Choose between Cancel, Toasting, Defrost, Reheat and Bagel functions that light up with LED lights, and when the toasting is done, use the high lift lever to lift smaller pieces high up for easy removal. The slots are large and long enough for bagels, buns and thick slices of rustic or artisan bread, making this the best 4 slot toaster for all cuts of bread. However, a few customers say that this toaster is quite slow.
There are two independent crumb trays that slide right out for emptying. The brushed and chrome design makes this a good pick for a modern kitchen.
Whether you're toasting bread, bagels, English muffins or waffles, you'll get the perfect level of toasting every time with the Hamilton Beach 4 Slice Cool Touch toaster. This toaster features wide 1-1/2" toasting slots making it easy to toast thick slices of bread, such as artisan or homemade bread as well as frozen waffles, and English muffins. If you like bagels, you'll enjoy the bagel function on this sleek and practical Hamilton Beach toaster. It ensures your bagels come out perfectly toasted on top, with a tender, chewy center.
Independent controls on each side let you individualize your toasting to meet a variety of needs. Each side has controls for frozen toast, frozen bagel, bagel, and cancel. You can also dial your preferred level of toasting from 1 to 5, so you get your toast the perfect color every time.
The Hamilton Beach 4 Slice Toaster comes with an automatic toast boost to lift your food higher, so you can easily remove it without having to dig it out with a fork or knife. When you want consistent performance and even browning, time after time, this Hamilton Beach 4 slice toaster will give you toast, just the way you like it. It will uniformly warm and toast bagels, English muffins, bread and waffles, even if they are frozen.
The stylish cool touch black exterior makes cleaning easy and it can easily coordinate with just about any kitchen decor. It also comes with two slide out crumb trays for added convenience when cleaning.
The Oster TSSTTRWF4S brushed stainless steel 4 slice toaster features 7 toast shade settings, so you can choose your preferred level of toasting from light to dark. The advanced toasting technology of this Oster toaster includes dual auto-adjusting bread guides that automatically adjust to accommodate a variety of bread thicknesses, ensuring that every slice of bread is evenly toasted, regardless of whether it's regular or thick sliced.
The extra wide toasting slots in this toaster are designed to accommodate everything from bread and bagels to waffles and English muffins. There are even settings for frozen, reheat, bagel and cancel, so even if you are toasting a frozen waffle or frozen pastry, it will come out perfectly toasted every time. The frozen setting gently warms the food, then once it's defrosted, it toasts it to your preferred setting.
If you want your bread toasted to about a medium level, setting the toast shade selector between 4 and 5 is ideal. This level of toasting will take approximately 2-1/2 to 2-3/4 minutes and you'll get even toasting that is just right.
The Oster 4 slice toaster even includes two handy toast lifts that will elevate smaller pieces of food, making them easy to remove, even when hot. The sleek brushed stainless steel finish ensures easy cleaning and a great look for any kitchen. Additionally, the dishwasher safe, removable crumb tray makes it quick and easy to remove crumbs after toasting. This Oster toaster also features a retractable cord that is designed to help keep kitchen counters clutter-free.
The Hamilton Beach 24444 Smart Toast toaster with extra wide slots is designed to accommodate regular sliced bread as well as thick cut bread, pastries and bagels. Regardless of the thickness, you'll always get even toasting, even with homemade bread.
This Hamilton Beach toaster features three functions, including toast and bagel functions as well as a handy defrost button. If you want to toast frozen waffles, the Hamilton Beach 24444 will thaw, then toast your waffles to perfection.
When it comes to smart features, the Hamilton Beach Smart Toast toaster is designed for easy use. The shade selector lets you choose exactly how you like your toast, and the toast boost feature ensures you'll be able to remove even the smallest pieces of toast with ease.
The Hamilton Beach also includes a number of important safety features, such as an automatic shut-off if your toast happens to get stuck as well as cool touch sides to prevent burns. The removable crumb tray makes clean up easy, and the sleek design makes it an attractive toaster that will look great on any kitchen counter.


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Q: What does @app.call(env) really do? I really love to learn how the things work under de hood, specially when it comes to technology. Currently, I'm studying ruby more deeply and trying to use it only with rack in order to understand how rack based frameworks work.
At this moment, rack middlewares are getting me crazy. Why? Although middlewares are very simple, I'm a little confused about the @app.call(env). For the sake of clarity, consider the following code:
class MyCustomMiddleware
  def initialize(app)
    @app = app
  end

  def call(env)
    @app.call(env) if env['REQUEST_METHOD'] != 'POST'

    body = env['rack.input'].clone
    body = JSON.parse(body.gets || {}, symbolize_names: true)
    body[:some_message] = "Peace, Love and Hope"

    env.update('rack.input', StringIO.new(JSON.dump(body)))

    @app.call(env)
  env
end

All I want to do is change the request body if (and only if) the request method is POST. If the request method is any other type than "POST", I want to pass the request to the next middleware (it works this way in Rack, right?). The problem, is that all the code is being executed, no matter if the request method is POST or not.
Maybe it can be a misunderstanding in regard to rack middlewares, as I'm used to work with Express.js. In Express, you have a stack of middlewares in which the requests pass through, and, each middleware calls the next() method in order to "release" the request. I was thinking that @app.call(env) would be similar to the Express' next() method... But looks like not, as the request is not being released when I call it and all the code is being executed.
Can somebody explain me what this method really does and point me where is my error?

A: @app.call doesn't terminate the execution of your handler - it just calls the next middleware in the chain. It is expected that each middleware will either call the next in the chain and return its return value, or terminate the chain by returning an array of [status_code, body, headers]. Each middleware is expected to pass the array of [status_code, body, headers] back up the chain, by returning that value out of its #call method. Recall that in Ruby, the return value of the last statement of each method is implicitly returned to its caller.
As written, you're going to invoke the remaining middleware in the stack, then discard its result, and then continue on with your handler, run the code, invoke the remaining middleware stack again, and then finally return that result back upstream.
Just explicitly return if you want to bail out of the handler:
def call(env)
  return @app.call(env) if env['REQUEST_METHOD'] != 'POST'

  body = env['rack.input'].clone
  body = JSON.parse(body.gets || {}, symbolize_names: true)
  body[:some_message] = "Peace, Love and Hope"

  env.update('rack.input', StringIO.new(JSON.dump(body)))

  @app.call(env)
end

It may be more clear to just run your mutators conditionally, then always @app.call to terminate the handler:
def call(env)
  mutate!(env) if env['REQUEST_METHOD'] == "POST"
  @app.call(env)
end

def mutate!(env)
  body = env['rack.input'].clone
  body = JSON.parse(body.gets || {}, symbolize_names: true)
  body[:some_message] = "Peace, Love and Hope"
  env.update('rack.input', StringIO.new(JSON.dump(body)))
end

Since @app.call is the last statement in #call here, its return value is returned to your middleware's caller.

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Why diversity matters in a global organization
by Maxim El Masri, Senior Regional Commercial Director
Diversity is something I think about a lot. I am French, with a German mother and a Lebanese father. I am fortunate and thankful to have worked in many countries and to have been exposed to plenty of different cultures and work ethics, from starting my career in the US to working in multiple countries in Europe where I performed all the different jobs you can find in a hotel.
My experience with Expedia Group has since taken me to Singapore where I led an account management team of 20 people of 9 different nationalities spread across 6 locations. And now I am in Dubai where my team of 13 (based in Munich and Dubai) interact with our B2B partners who are located across Europe, the Middle East, Africa, or Russia. Thanks to Expedia Group and after so many years around the world I now realize that diversity is THE key for a successful global organization.
What is diversity?
The starting point for ensuring you have a truly diverse team is having a clear definition of diversity. Country of origin and gender are often the two criteria people would consider when talking about diversity. In my opinion, diversity should not be limited to just those two; we need to also include less obvious characteristics such as educational background, professional experience, language, and other interests in life.
The travel partners that my team communicate with are all over the world and come from different walks of life, so it's essential that my team members mirror that diversity. For example, if you recruit an entire team from the same MBA program, you're more likely to end up with a homogenous group with similar skill sets and the same cultural values. I believe that in a global organization, that's not good for business.
The way I approach diversity is to look at the current strengths of the team and find out if we are missing an experience, a language, or an educational background that would help us to be more relevant to our travel partners. For example, we are currently looking for a Senior Manager speaking German and if possible Turkish with German tour operator experience. I am a strong believer that having these skills would significantly help and accelerate our understanding of that specific sector. That means you need to accept that there is no single job description that you can just submit again and again for all the different people in a team who might share a common job title, like 'senior manager'. It also means that you need to be patient in finding the right person. Too often the mistake is made to hire someone strong, who may be bringing the exact same strengths and background that other team members already possess.
Being culturally curious
One of my favorite quotes is from Maya Angelou. She said : "I've learned that people will forget what you said, people will forget what you did, but people will never forget how you made them feel.".
When I think about how we can be successful as a team, I constantly think about how we can best connect with our travel partners, for example by speaking their language or understanding their experience. The goal is to earn trust and become a strategic B2B partner over time. That means hiring people who understand diversity because they will look after our travel partners who come from many countries, each with their own unique set of requirements. When interviewing, I try to understand if the candidate has genuine interest to connect with other human beings and enjoys the beauty of learning from others. For example, do they have a multicultural background themselves e.g. an experience of living as an expat, the willingness to speak local languages, or are they curious about another country's food, or literature?
I believe this is a key requirement to being successful as a global sales organization because if you don't have the right mindset it will be a challenge when you're doing business in a foreign territory. Operating in other cultures can mean doing business different to your own norm but for the travel partner, they're not doing anything 'differently' - it's just how business is done in their country or culture. It's an obvious point, but the relativity of difference is often overlooked in this context. Only once you have that mindset, can you truly start to understand the needs of your travel partner and start to bring value and build a long-lasting relationship together.
There is another important benefit to being culturally curious. We all agree that the ability to read a room is a vital skill in sales. And that ability doesn't always transcend culture. Take silence for example. When your pitch is received with silence, in some countries that's an indicator that you can pack your bags and leave. In others, it's a sign of respect and a definite sign that you have been well-received. You need to accept that what you see or hear is not always the way you should interpret it.
Embrace diversity at all levels of the organization
Finally, diversity is key to take the right decisions in a global company but for that you need to facilitate a way to surface the idea from everyone. Not being an English native speaker may make you feel less valued or inhibited (I speak from experience). Without a culture of openness, where you have a forum to articulate your ideas and be truly listened to and understood, an organization can miss great ideas simply because your employees are confused by a colleague's accent. You will always end up valuing or listening to the person that it is closer to you which limits the opportunity for you to truly understand the world and be relevant globally.
If that happens, you won't truly be a global company; you will be a local company with a local mindset, trying to do business globally. Local relevance is essential – but that goes for everywhere; not just the territory your organization is based in.
At Expedia Group, one of our guiding principles is to be locally relevant on a global scale. The only way you can achieve that is to be a truly global organization and embrace diversity and difference at every level and in every facet of your business.
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[OPINION] The 'execution' of justice in Turkey
A terrible play had a two-week run at the Turkish parliament. The speaker of parliament, the justice minister and deputies performed their roles poorly. It was ostensibly a legislative session, but the reality was something different.
After an executive presidential system was adopted in a narrowly backed 2017 referendum, the parliament speaker's office published a handbook for legislating under the new system. In the chapter titled "How legislation works," the process is explained as follows:
1) Submission of a bill by legislators to the parliament speaker's office
2) Delegation of the relevant committee to discuss the bill
3) Presentation of the committee report at a session in parliament
4) Holding of a vote in parliament's general assembly
5) Publication of the president's approval in the Official Gazette
The new system in theory preserves legislating as a privilege of lawmakers in parliament, with the exception of presidential decrees that can be issued for certain matters.
However, the practice is different. In the new system, the power of legislating is in the hands of President Recep Tayyip Erdoğan, entirely bypassing parliament.
After becoming accustomed to ruling the country through government decrees during a two-year-long state of emergency following a 2016 coup attempt, Erdoğan has continued this tradition in his executive presidency. And now, parliament is also part of the act.
This latest play staged at the Turkish parliament for releasing part of the country's prison population due to the risk posed by the global coronavirus pandemic is a conspicuous example.
Let's refresh our memories. Erdoğan's ally, Devlet Bahçeli, leader of the Nationalist Movement Party (MHP), had visited a mafia boss, Alaattin Çakıcı, in prison in May 2018 and then issued a statement calling for a general amnesty, including inmates charged with involvement in organized crime.
The ruling Justice and Development Party (AKP) had expressed unease with the proposal, resulting in a short period of tense exchanges between the parties. Then, a bill submitted to parliament by the MHP for a general amnesty was sidelined.
In December, it was reported by the pro-government media that President Erdoğan had a meeting with Justice Minister Abdülhamit Gül in which he gave the green light for reducing the jail sentences of inmates, excluding some charged with particular offenses. I would like to highlight that Erdoğan gave the green light.
One and a half months later, there were news reports suggesting that the Justice Ministry had made preparations for a general amnesty and that they were presented to President Erdoğan.
There was no action until the last week of March. After the global pandemic threatened the country's overcrowded prisons, however, the issue reemerged under the cover of a coronavirus release bill.
From a column penned by a pro-government journalist on March 26, we learned that the structure of the release bill was devised during a teleconference participated in by Erdoğan, the justice minister and the AKP group deputy chairmen.
Finally, the release bill was submitted on March 31 to the speaker's office by deputies from the AKP and the MHP.
It's normal that a draft law is presented by deputies from two different parties, since they're allies. What is abnormal is that the bill was brought to parliament after being drafted upon the instructions of the presidential palace.
The bill quickly found its way to the parliament's justice committee. In the good old days, committee members had lively debates about draft laws before sending them to parliament's general assembly. These days, alas, the bills are treated as sacred texts by AKP and MHP legislators, as they were sent from the palace. Since they constitute the majority, they are usually passed without change.
The release bill suffered the same fate, being submitted to the palace for presidential approval despite fierce criticism coming from the opposition members of parliament. Naturally, legislation prepared by the president in the beginning will be approved by the president in the end, without any doubt.
What will happen next?
The opposition will take the coronavirus release law to the Constitutional Court seeking its cancelation, as was announced by Kemal Kılıçdaroğlu, leader of the main opposition party, on TV a few days ago.
There's widespread optimism that the top court will cancel the legislation. That would allow prisoners who are charged with terrorism but have not committed any violent acts, namely political prisoners, to be freed.
I find that possibility remote after what happened in parliament.
Erdoğan's influence extends to the higher courts of the country. A majority of the 16 members of the Constitutional Court were assigned by Erdoğan or the parliament controlled by him.
Those members would not want to disappoint the president, especially in a matter related to the Gülen movement, which is accused of orchestrating the failed 2016 coup despite its strong denial of any involvement, because many of the political prisoners are alleged to be members of the movement.
Wreaking institutional vengeance on the Gülen movement is Erdoğan's pet project.
European institutions, meanwhile, turn a blind eye to Turkey's obvious injustices, deeming that the rule of law is intact and that the higher courts are effective domestic remedies.
There are an excess of applications on the desks of the European Court of Human Rights (ECtHR) coming from people who were charged with membership in the Gülen movement. Some of them, journalists, as an example, have served out their sentences but still have not been released.
The ECtHR spoke out regarding the cases of jailed businessman Osman Kavala and imprisoned Kurdish politician Selahattin Demirtaş. But it's deaf to the pleas coming from the people whose lives were ruined due to the investigations into the Gülen movement.
In this unprecedented time of the life-paralyzing pandemic, every country is preoccupied with own troubles.
Turkey's actions will not be sanctioned. One can only hope for a loud voice from those who have the power to influence European institutions.
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The Wacces Kettlebell is perfect tool for building strength and toning your entire body. This solid cast iron kettlebell is constructed as one piece for the ultimate safety and durability. The vinyl-dipped bottom protects your floors from scratches when not in use. Its wide handles are easy to grip as you perform exercises and allow comfortably perform better swings. I love the coating on the weight. It keep the enamel from chipping, and I keep it in the garage so the coating protects the weight from moisture as well. The different color helps me distinguish the weight from the other kettlebells immediately. I like the 40lb bell as it's a good utility level weight to have around as it's not too light so you feel like you're throwing it around and it's not too heavy where you're having to warm up just to pick the thing up properly. I believe everyone should order a kettlebell from Wacces as it is the ultimate piece of home workout gear. Quick workouts with swings, presses, snatches, high pulls, get ups, running, and body weight movements will make it so you will never have an excuse to not get in your workout. Add on the ability to easily travel with it makes this item a no brainer!
These bands offer resistance and a workout that bulky heavy weights cannot. The two way resistance allows you to benefit twice from a single motion compared to the single upward motion you do with the traditional weights. Resistance bands allows you to get fit, lose weight, gain muscle, get stronger and achieve your fitness goals.
The quality of the product is great and you don't have a horrible smell like so many other bands. The bag to keep them in is the perfectly sized, which really matters more than you'd think--I've bought resistance bands before and the bag was always too small and aggravating. I had to leave them laying around instead of putting them up and keeping things neat.
The bands have different weight resistance, which I really enjoy. I started off with the least resistance and will work my way up. They are easy to use and you'll be able to tell a difference. I've only used them three times and can really tell a difference. They make my muscles sore (a good sore) when lifting weights didn't.
I'm really loving the door-safe anchor. I can do lots of exercises by using this. The ankle straps are a huge plus, too. With the door-safe anchor, ankle straps, and two handles I can get a full body workout. My only problem with the bands is that it can be difficult to connect the door-safe anchor to the band if you use the latch on the end of the band, and that they do not quite have the same durability as Crossover Symmetry bands.
This Wacces Bodybuilding advanced resistance bands set is an ideal portable gym, that you can you at home, in a work place, or outside while you enjoy sunshine and pleasant wind. Each Wacces band made from strong durable rubber. You can use them for many years and they will not lose their elasticity and strength. They beat molded bands in performance, strength and durability. Body Building Bands for CrossFit resistance bands are versatile exercise bands. Since bands are available in different resistance levels, they can be used by any sport enthusiast or athlete of any fitness level. There is also a mechanical advantage in resistance bands that resistance is maintained through every part of the motion while many similar free weight exercises are actually non performing work during parts of the lift when movement isn't against gravity at a large enough angle.With your resistance band training, every part of both the concentric and eccentric part of the exercise has resistance, resulting in better range of motion strength and more complete stimulation.
This is a great investment for a start up gym! Instead of cables you can use these in many ways that a cable system can be used as well! Great for pull ups and of course to work on your explosiveness on squats, bench and dead lifts. I've seen these used for dumbbell presses as well!
With this band hung from my pull up bar I can get more reps in and it has increased the number of unassisted pull ups I can do. I've found that the green band is pretty equal to the assistance you would receive if a buddy was helping you with your pull ups, and you can change the amount of assistance by putting your foot through the band for more assistance or just using one knee for less.
The thinnest, lower-resistance bands are best for pull-up assistance, general conditioning, rehabilitation, jumping, speed training, and beginner / light weight training. The smaller bands can safely raise the intensity of a weightlifting movement without adding additional weights to a bar. For the stronger lifter, they will also add considerable resistance to bicep and tricep exercises. The mid-level bands can be used by stronger benchers, as well as for banded squats and other exercises involving the lower body, calves, quads, hamstrings, and glutes. Bands are lightweight, no-nonsense additions to your prehab/rehab/recovery regimen. They fit easily in a gym bag pocket, make good complements to other essential mobility tools.
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Hop past 'Hop' at theaters
Chuck Heffner
At least the children in the theater found it funny. However, Universal Picture's "Hop," a combined live-action and animation movie, will probably be considered unbearable by anyone past the age of nine.
"Hop"'s premise is that the next heir in line to be the Easter Bunny, "E.B.," (voiced by Russell Brand) wants to escape his future to go to Southern California and fulfill his dream of being the world's most famous bunny drummer. While there, he accidentally meets up with Fred O'Hare (James Marsden), a 30-something, unemployed slacker whose dream job is to be the Easter Bunny. They work together to make each other's dreams come true.
This film is simply terrible. While animated films such as "Up" or "Tangled" can entertain both adults and children at the same time, "Hop" fails to provide entertainment to people of different age groups. "Hop" should have been a direct-to-DVD film like "Cinderella II," where its brutal crassness and knuckle-dragging plot development could be purchased on DVD for under $10.
"Hop" borrows heavily from Hollywood's Christmas traditions. There is the Easter sled, guided by the Easter Bunny and pulled aloft by a couple dozen magic chicks.
Like Santa, the Easter Bunny has one night to spread candies and sweets across backyards for children around the world; and instead of being located in the North Pole, he's located on Easter Island in South America. Easter Bunny's slick, robotic candy factory is populated by hundreds of bunny and chick workers, and is run by a rooster foreman.
Additionally, this film is riddled with dozens of clichés right up until the very end. The film uses a play on words with stale references to pop culture such as "Hoff's Got Talent" to compare to the real-life "Britain's Got Talent."
Fortunately, misery loves company. The actors portraying Fred's parents (Gary Cole and Elizabeth Perkins) and his two sisters (Kaley Cuoco and Tiffany Espensen) did a fantastic job delivering one clichéd line after another.
In its defense, "Hop" does do a perfect job blending live-action film with animation. That said, if looking for an entertaining time at the theater, skip this film and head straight to the concession stand. There's more entertainment value in a box of popcorn.
Story by Chuck Heffner
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Valerio Rinaldi is a singer songwriter from Argentina, with songs in Spanish. In his extense career he released several albums.
Eternal Sunday has released digitally in the whole world two of these, Vida Pop and Amplificándose, as well as the EP Hasta El Fin Del Mundo, which was released as the first commercially available download card in Argentina.
Valerio toures regularly the USA and has performed at several editions of the SXSW festival. He also performed in New York City, Washington DC, Miami and other important American cities. At home, he played several times at the Pepsi Music and the Quilmes Rock festivals.


Pierre Bertrand, winner of the Victoires du Jazz 2017 for his last album Joy, unveils his ambitious project: a re-reading of the Far East Suite from Duke Ellington and Billy Strayhorn. Accompanied by jazz and flamenco artists, he blends the wild and haunting melodies of the original work in an ultra modern and contrasted orchestral setting.
This concert is part of the Jazz sur Seine Festival.


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require "spec_helper"

describe "Creating a new support form" do
  before do
    @page = Page.create
    @stats = @page.create_support_stats(categories: {"Q1" => 0, "Q2" => 0}, "recipient_email"=>"e@e.com")
  end

  it "creates a new form", js: true do
    visit support_form_stats_path
    click_link "New Support Form"
    expect(page).to have_selector("input[name^=support_form_stat\\[categories\\]]")
    expect{
      click_link("add_category")
      }.to change{ all("input[type=text]").count }.by(1)
    fill_in "support_form_stat_categories", with: "Payment"
    fill_in "support_form_stat_categories_1", with: "Replacing wrong image"
    fill_in "support_form_stat_recipient_email", with: "email@picturk.com"
    fill_in "support_form_stat_sender_email", with: "email@picturk.com"
    expect{
      find("[value='Create Categories']").click
      expect(page).to have_content ""
    }.to change{ SupportForm::Stat.count }.by(1)
    expect(current_path).to eq(root_path)
  end

  describe "Editing a Support Form", js: true do

    it "edits and update form categories", js: true do
      visit edit_support_form_stat_path(@stats)
      expect(page).to have_selector "[value=Q1]"
      find_field("support_form_stat_categories_0").set("A1")
      find_field("support_form_stat_sender_email").set("sender@email.com")
      expect{
        click_button "Edit Categories"
        expect(page).to have_content ""
      }.to change{ @stats.reload.categories.first.first }.to("A1")
      expect(current_path).to eq(support_form_stats_path)
    end
  end
end

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Q: flutter : favorite button not change color when pressed When I press it, my button doesn't change color
Does not change color when pressed
return Padding(
                          padding: const EdgeInsets.only(right: 8),
                          child: CircleAvatar(
                            backgroundColor: Colors.red,
                            child: IconButton(
                                onPressed: () =>
                                    snapshot.data.docs.length == 0
                                        ? addToFavorite()
                                        : print("Already Added"),
                                icon: snapshot.data.docs.length == 0
                                    ? Icon(
                                        Icons.favorite_outline,
                                        color: Colors.white,
                                      )
                                    : Icon(
                                        Icons.favorite,
                                        color: Colors.white,
                                      )),
                          ),
                        );

A: Do you have a call to setState() in your addToFavorite() method ?
If not, you must call this function when the IconButton is pressed to update your icon by reevaluating your conditions


Deal Summary: 13-month CD Special, 2.75% APY, $2.5k minimum deposit, $250k maximum deposit per household.
In the past six months, the 13-month CD Special has had four rate increases, adding a total of 129 bps.
date, a penalty equal to 90 days interest may be charged to your account.
Headquartered in Westfield Center, in northeast Ohio, Westfield Bank's primary market area includes the Ohio counties of Cuyahoga, Medina, Stark, Summit, and Wayne. According to CSR, any Ohio resident who can come into a branch can open an account.
While Westfield Bank has an online application for its checking and savings accounts, opening a CD Special must be done at any of the eight Ohio branches located in Akron, Brecksville, Canton, Cuyahoga Falls (2), Medina, Westfield Centre, and Wooster.
Westfield Bank has an overall health grade of "A" at DepositAccounts.com, with a Texas Ratio of 5.08% (excellent) based on June 30, 2018 data. In the past year, Westfield Bank has increased its total non-brokered deposits by $46.35 million, an excellent annual growth rate of 4.67%. Please refer to our financial overview of Westfield Bank (FDIC Certificate # 57077) for more details.
Westfield Bank is a relatively young bank, having been established in 2001 as a result of the Gramm-Leach-Bliley Act (2000), which allowed insurance companies and banks to have common ownership. The Westfield Insurance company approached local banker Jon Park, and Westfield Bank opened its doors in early 2001. The initial location was a bit unorthodox: a doublewide trailer sitting in the parking lot of Westfield Insurance served as the first branch, until renovations to the historic Westfield Center Post Office could be completed and provide the Bank with a permanent home. Westfield Bank is currently the 18th largest bank in Ohio, with assets in excess of $1.4 billion and more than 22,300 customer accounts.
When compared to the 287 similar length-of-term CDs tracked by DepositAccounts.com that require a similar minimum deposit and are available within the Bank's market area, Westfield Bank's 13-month CD Special APY currently shares top billing with USALLIANCE Financial's 12-month CD Special APY.
The above rates are accurate as of 9/15/2018.
UPDATE 2/22/2017: Availability has changed.
Deal Summary: Dream Big Checking, 1.66% APY up to $15k; $100 new account bonus available through March 13, 2017.
Now through March 13, 2017, Westfield Bank is offering a $100 bonus when opening a new Dream Big Checking account, which currently earns 1.66% APY on qualifying balances up to $15k. Qualifying balances and non-qualifying balances both earn 0.15% APY.
Open a new Dream Big Checking account on or before March 13, 2017.
Minimum deposit of $100 of new money.
Update 11/01/2010: Westfield Bank has changed the availability of the account to primarily Ohio residents.


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They promise you lots of chalk, grunting and fun. Spectators get in for $10.


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Chad M. Thompson, Ph.D., M.B.A.
Fax(832) 218-2756
Emailcthompson@21centurytoxicology.com
LocationHouston, TX
Address23501 Cinco Ranch Blvd
Dr. Chad M. Thompson holds a doctoral degree in Biomedical Sciences and specializes in mechanistic and quantitative aspects of risk assessment. He has written extensively on the mode of action (MOA) of high-profile compounds such as formaldehyde, hexavalent chromium, and dioxin. He has also helped design, conduct, and analyze multimillion-dollar research projects with a focus on understanding the toxicity of environmental contaminants and application of such information to risk assessment. Dr. Thompson has extensive experience in dose-response modeling (including benchmark dose modeling), and he helped develop dose-response packages for the R statistical language (www.r-project.org). Dr. Thompson specializes in the integration of dose-response, toxicological, and mechanistic information in human health risk assessment. As a former health scientist at the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA), he is a co-author of multiple IRIS chemical risk assessments, as well as several agency documents on risk assessment practices and policies, including the application of physiologically based pharmacokinetic (PBPK) models, toxicogenomic data, and lifestage susceptibility information in risk assessment. Dr. Thompson is a coauthor of more than 50 publications in the peer-reviewed literature, many of which pertain directly to human health risk assessment. He is a former Risk Policy Fellow with the American Association for the Advancement of Science (AAAS).
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Fitch, Seneca, B.S.
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Haws, Laurie Couture, Ph.D., DABT
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Henderson, Rayetta, Ph.D.
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Q: HTML tag  text is not going out when I submit and redirecting to other page means superscription still showing I want to show date like 23rd  or 4th in web page. like
Today Date :  20th Dec
there is one submit button.When I submit this and it redirect to another page.when I submit it do query on backend, so it take time and one image come which show redirecting to another page. but at the time of redirecting this  th still appears until when whole data loads. So I want that at time of redirecting this th not should be there.

Pickup On

<?php
if(is_object($this->service->pickupDate)){
   echo $this->service->pickupDate->format('d').'',
   $this->service->pickupDate->format('S') ,''.
   $this->service->pickupDate->format("M 'y").' '.
   $this->service->pickupDate->format("h:i A");
                            }

A: I am not really sure what you want, you only provided parts of your code which I don't fully understand, but I'll have a stab at it none the less.
In general, if there are elements showing up on a page that you don't want to you could delete them using jQuery.
You can either:
Delete all sup elements:
$(document).ready(function() {
   $('sup').remove();
});

Or
give the sup element an id

and only delete that specific element by id
$(document).ready(function() {
   $('#supId').remove();
});

A: If you want to remove the th, you could wrap it in a container, and use jQuery to dynamically remove it. For example;

',
   $this->service->pickupDate->format('S') ,''.

and the Jquery (put a condition to notify jQuery when the redirect has been triggered)

$('#th').hide();

I hope that's what you're after.
Here's the fiddle


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Q: Python decode with translation table I have a text file that is encoded in the obscure "mik-bulgarian"
I am trying to convert it in utf-8.
So far I figured out I would have to read the file as bytes and somehow translate it having the translation table.
Here are some snippets of the strings I am trying to convert

not decoded -> NAME Ј°. Џ«®ў¤Ёў
HEX -> NAME \xa3\xb0. \x8f\xab\xae\xa2\xa4\xa8\xa2\r\n

cadFile = open(filename,"rb")
filetext = cadFile.read()

#filetest = filetext.translate(mikxtbl)

print(filetext)

 mikxtbl = { \
...
        0x80: "Cyrillic capital letter A (U+0410)",
        0x81: "Cyrillic capital letter BE (U+0411)",
        0x82: "Cyrillic capital letter VE (U+0412)",
        0x83: "Cyrillic capital letter GHE (U+0413)",
        0x84: "Cyrillic capital letter DE (U+0414)",
        0x85: "Cyrillic capital letter IE (U+0415)",
        0x86: "Cyrillic capital letter ZHE (U+0416)",
        0x87: "Cyrillic capital letter ZE (U+0417)",
...
}

A: Assuming that you want to know how to translate your decoded string to utf-8:
tr = { 0x80: "\u0410",
       0x81: "\u0411",
       # etcetera ...
     }
"\x80\x81".translate(tr)
# result: 'АБ'