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Our UK customers can insure their purchase with MarchGuard cover from T H March, providers of specialist jewellery and watch insurance since 1887.
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A number rumors of an HTC Deluxe have surfaced over the months, and even more so in the wake of the Droid DNA. Expected to hit the global markets as an international version of the 5-inch HTC smartphone, Europe seemed an almost lock as one of those regions. According to HTC, however, that's not going to be the case.
"…the Deluxe will unfortunately not come to Europe." – HTC
That quote above comes directly from HTC's German Facebook page as a response to a reader asking about the recent leaks. Reading that, you'd get the sense that the phone is a no-go for Europe altogether. Our hope is that this is one of those, "what we didn't say was…" scenarios. Maybe, just maybe it's going to Europe under another name.
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California dreaming? Icon goes digital
FOR those who like their holidays on the go, Volkswagen Commercial Vehicles will be giving their new California 6.1 its world première at the end of August at the Caravan Salon show in Düsseldorf, Germany.
An icon in the world of motorhomes, the latest version of the California features a restyled new front, enhanced kitchen units and beds plus a digitised new multi-function control panel in the overhead console.
Other new features inside the camper van include the optionally digital instruments and the next generation infotainment systems with integrated online connectivity. And to keep the precious 'cargo' safe new electro-mechanical steering makes driving safer and easier, and also introduces driver assistance systems such as Lane Assist to the vehicle range.
It's the camper van of choice for globetrotters all over the world: the California, boasting total sales of over 175,000.
Usable day to day as an MPV, the California has forever impressed with its well thought-out details. In the case of the three model line-up of Beach, Coast and Ocean these include a compact set of kitchen units. This has now been enhanced and equipped with new details such as an additional double USB socket. Eye-catching and practical: new aluminium handles on all doors. Also new: push buttons for opening up the kitchen surface (sink, cooker, fridge). The shutters in the rear cupboard have been replaced by newly designed sliding doors; the aluminium handles in keeping with the automotive camper's style are of the same design in the back as their counterparts on the kitchen units. All of the cupboards' elegant wood grains have also been redesigned: the lighter Bright Oak and darker Graphite Grey. Also matched to the new décor by the interior designers are the new darker seat covers in Palladium Grey.
The beds will from now on provide even greater comfort. The high bed is being equipped in future with a sprung base, while the double rear bench seat that folds out to create a bed can also be transformed into a lounge.
For the first time, the instruments are optionally digital – the new 'Digital Cockpit' on the new instrument panel.
Volkswagen Commercial Vehicles has also reconfigured the range of drive systems. The California 6.1, which as standard is front and optionally all- wheel drive, will launch with highly efficient two-litre turbo diesel engines (2.0 TDI).
Aside from all the new features of the California 6.1, it remains as ever the case that Volkswagen Commercial Vehicles is staying loyal to all the clever details that make this camper so practical and thus ultimately iconic – such as the camping table integrated within the sliding door and the camping chairs stowed in the tailgate.
The world première of the new California Beach, Coast and Ocean will take place at the end of August at the Caravan Salon show in Düsseldorf with sales starting in the autumn.


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I can see the Mumrise. Yes, it can be a busy summer with parades and appearances, but it's this time of year that all things Mummers begin to increase in frequency. Among these things are rehearsals and fundraisers for the clubs and fundraisers for charity made possible by Mummers. For example, Jessica Eastwood and the 2nd Street Shooters are throwing a benefit, Angels for Diabetes, to raise money for the American Diabetes Association. Stop on by the Downtowners Hall, 2nd and Snyder, Friday night, the 14th, from 8pm to midnight. I hope to get by there.
Also, all you cow chip fans, the next day, Saturday the 15th, you could win thousands of dollars by taking part in the fundraiser for the Fancy Brigade Association. There will be a cow. There will likely be something that the cow has to do and when the cow does what a cow will do, well, somebody will win big bucks. I'm talking maybe 10-thousand dollars. It's at 4th & Shunk at the Murphy Recreation Center. They're selling 3 by 3 squares for 20 dollars a block. The cow is let loose at 2pm. Get your block in before then. May the chip be with you.
And while we're talking animals, on October 6th, the 3rd annual "Mums & Mutt" event takes place from Noon to 4 at Burke Playground.
You can help the Mummers Museum this Saturday, the 15th and maybe save some money on groceries. As Rocco says, there will be a huge food and new merchandise auction starting at 2pm. Watch the cow and then come on over and save some moo-la.
Woodland String Band holds its annual Red Cross Blood Drive on Saturday, September 29th. No, this is not how they won. 🙂 They are great, charitable Mummers. You can be one, too, and give blood and save a life.
And, finally, on Friday nights, it's always a party at Hog Island.
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Their son arrived stillborn, but the Courtney family wants to help others
Josh and Danielle Courtney's hearts are breaking after their son Lucas Alexander was stillborn last month, but they are finding a path through grief with a determination to help others.
The couple were out for dinner on July 17, their fifth wedding anniversary, when Ms Courtney, who was almost 37 weeks pregnant, began to suffer pain and began bleeding. The couple raced to Ballarat Base Hospital but emergency surgery could not save tiny Lucas.
What made their unbearable loss a little easier was the ability to have Lucas with them for as long as they needed to make some memories and say their goodbyes.
Ballarat Health has one cuddle cot, a cooling system fitted in to a small cot which allows babies who have passed away to stay with their family.
It meant Lucas' siblings Xavier, 4, and Charlotte, 2, could spend time with him and allowed the couple's families, many of whom live interstate, to meet the much-loved little boy.
"We got to make some memories and do it in our own time. The kids got to meet him – Charlotte and Xavier read him books. Not being able to keep him with us would … traumatised us even more," Mr Courtney said.
In memory of Lucas the family is raising $6000 to buy a second cuddle cot for BHS.
"The cuddle cot allowed us to have him with us for five days or so, but BHS only has one so what happens if there are two families in there at the same time who need it?" he said.
The couple praised the "absolutely amazing" BHS staff who "made the worst week of our lives a little bit easier".
"This is about us trying to do something in Lucas' honour, to help someone else, and turn our misery in to a bit of a positive," Mr Courtney said.
We want to try and do something to give us something positive to focus on to try and get through this.
In recognition of the six babies stillborn in Australia every day, Mr Courtney has also started Legging it for Lucas and aims to run 2200km before Lucas' birthday on July 17.
"There are six stillbirths a day, which works out to 2200 a year and I'm going to try to run 1km for each and have people sponsor me. I'd like to get $2 for every kilometre."
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A full service real estate brokerage, Robinson & Company Realtors also handles commercial and investment property, and has a widely respected rental and property management department. Leonard Robinson, the firm's principal, is a San Francisco native, and a Stanford honors graduate. He holds national real estate designations of CCIM (Commercial-Investment Broker) and CPM (Certified Property Manager).
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Saved By the Life of God's Son
We can be confident in our future salvation because of the surety of our past salvation. The position we enjoy in Christ today ensures that we will fully experience all of His benefits tomorrow. This is the good news of ...Read More
Access by Faith
The biblical doctrine of perseverance gives us confidence without presumption. We know that nothing can snatch us out the hand of our omnipotent Savior if we are in Him, but we do not presume to be in Him unless we ...Read More
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Perhaps the most important thing to understand about shalom is that it can never be lost. Jesus has not brokered a fragile cease-fire with God, such that full-scale conflagration can erupt at the slightest provocation. Instead, He has brought us ...Read More
Becoming Heirs of the Kingdom
Romans 5 and 7 further develop the role of the law in regard to justification and its purpose in intensifying sin. For now it is enough to note that faith and works of the law are opposed in justification because ...Read More
Counting Faith as Righteousness
A desire to obey God and do good in itself is not opposed to faith. The problem arises when we see our works as the basis upon which God declares us righteous. John Calvin comments, "It is not he, whom ...Read More
Is Possessing the Law Enough?
Paul is not teaching that it is truly possible for sinners to be justified by keeping the law. This is because no one—except Christ—can fully keep God's commandments (Rom. 3:9–20). His point is that while having Scripture is an advantage ...Read More
The Sequence of Salvation
Calvin also writes in the Institutes that as soon as believers are "admitted to fellowship with Christ, by the knowledge of the gospel, and the illumination of the Holy Spirit, their eternal life is begun, and then He which has ...Read More
The Righteousness of God
Even many professing Christians believe that they become citizens of heaven because they have lived a "good life." The gospel tells us that no one but Christ has lived a life that is truly good. He alone deserves the kingdom ...Read More
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With the coming of Christ, the kingdom of God is now evident among His people even as we wait for its final consummation at His return. The gospel announces that Jesus has done the work necessary to overcome our natural ...Read More
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The KWS Polder Station in Nagele offers us a fully integrated location where R&D but also production and sales people are located in one spot in the middle of the trial and selection fields.
This facility, together with the conditions which are available in the Noordoostpolder, to be in the heart of the seed potato area, close to the NAK, offers all the requirements necessary to breed potato varieties in the optimum way.
We have a team of young and enthusiastic employees who focus on research, trialing and selection of potential new potato varieties.
KWS POTATO B.V. benefits from synergies with other crops present within KWS in basic research. Our breeding team makes use of state of the art biotechnology, which is available within the huge R&D laboratories of the KWS headquarters at Einbeck (Germany). In addition, our breeders are linked to various important R&D projects with third parties. In order to anticipate well in advance on existing and future market developments, a close collaboration between R&D and sales is crucial. To find suitable varieties for diverse growing conditions, our selection activities are performed under different climatic conditions. Anticipating on the needs of future markets is the key for our future success.
Every year around 100.000 new commercial seedlings (new potato varieties), besides pre-breeding programs, are produced. During the very early stages of development, potential new potato varieties are sent to national and international customers in more than 35 countries. Together with our customers, we trial the new potato varieties and look at a range of characteristics for quality and quantity. The seedlings with promising results are then multiplied and grown by a few selected Dutch growers in order to produce high grade material for introduction of the varieties on a larger scale.
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Adam Sandler's "Jack And Jill" is already being universally acknowledged as one of the worst movies of the year. The thing got a 3 on Rotten Tomatoes, people. A THREE. There are snuff films directed by Vincent Gallo that have scored better than a three. And yet, Sandler's remarkably lazy and unfunny effort still managed to scrounge up $26 million at the box office. You can see for yourself below (figures via Box Office Mojo). Be sure to make a sad clown face when you do.
1. Immortals - $32.0M
2. Jack and Jill - $26.0M
3. Puss In Boots - $25.5M
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4. Tower Heist - $13.2M
5. J. Edgar - $11.5M
6. A Very Harold & Kumar 3D Christmas - $5.9M
7. In Time - $4.2M
8. Paranormal Activity 3 - $3.6M
9. Footloose - $2.7M
10. Real Steel - $2.0M
It's less a box office chart than it is a damning indictment of our taste as American moviegoers. Thankfully, Sandler didn't capture the top spot this week, thanks to director Tarsem's nonsensical (but awful purty) swords-and-sandals epic "Immortals." But I feel like "J&J" still gets far too much credit in the above rankings, especially since the box office didn't factor in the critical drubbings or the movie's $79 million budget. Seriously, someone spent $79 million to dress Sandler up like a girl. That's lunacy. Let's plug everything into our PBCS formula and make these rankings come correct.
1. Puss In Boots - 204
2. Paranormal Activity 3 - 157
3. Immortals - 81
4. Harold & Kumar - 60
5. Tower Heist - 55
6. Courageous - 51
7. J. Edgar - 47
8. Footloose - 28
9. Moneyball - 21
10. In Time - 10
Ahhhh. Isn't that better? For the record, "Jack & Jill" scored a 2 on the PBCS-O-meter this week. It doesn't even show up in our top ten, which is as it should be. It's almost as if it never existed, and that's comforting. Meanwhile, "Puss In Boots" has shown remarkable staying power, rising to the top of our rankings in its third week of release. And the huge budget for "Immortals" makes its opening salvo look underwhelming in retrospect.
Two other things to note: "Like Crazy" would have scored a 575 if we hadn't instituted our "You gotta make $1 million" rule. And Lars von Trier's "Melancholia" had the weekend's best per-theater average. In wider release, you might see it show up here. Thankfully, "Jack and Jill" shall remain consigned to oblivion.


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November 30th, 2011
Both CATRENE and the ENIAC JU presented innovation awards in 2011. The winner of the CATRENE award was TritonZ, a smaller project on 3D TV which has produced substantial results including a new world standard for high speed digital interfacing. The ENIAC JU award went to E3Car for a series of breakthroughs which included a world record in semiconductor performance with a 35% increase in energy efficiency in electric vehicles, improving
performance and increasing range.
The criteria for the CATRENE Innovation award are well established, covering project objectives, management, level of innovation, exploitation potential and market impact as well as the overall benefits for Europe. TritonZ involved only six partners but they are leaders in their domains and already exploiting the outcomes of the project
in both consumer and professional markets – including TV broadcast, machine vision, health- care imaging and video surveillance. While 3D display technology is well advanced with a wide range of products already available,
TritonZ focused on image capture and transmission which have both been less well treated.
The result was the successful development of K.-J. Damstra, Project Leader TritonZ
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The fight over Prop 8 continues in the courts -- and in the streets.
A San Diego Superior Court judge has ruled that misdemeanor charges against same-sex marriage supporters arrested during a sit-down protest at the County Administration Center in 2010 should go to trial.
The defendants' supporters call them "The Equality 9" -- a reference to the San Diego Alliance for Marriage Equality, which was joined by activists from Occupy San Diego in a rally outside the San Diego County Courthouse before Monday's pretrial hearing.
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The defendants are charged with refusing to disperse and interfering with the business of a public agency.
They were taken into custody during a lengthy sit-down protest in the hallway outside the County Clerk's office on August 19, 2010.
The clerk would not certify marriages for same-sex couples on grounds that a federal district court ruling overturning Prop. 8, California's same-sex marriage ban, was set aside pending appellate review.
The charges, if upheld, carry to 90 days in jail and $400 fines.
Defense attorneys say their clients were properly exercising their First Amendment rights.
"I don't think this is the case they should be pursuing; this is not one where you've got good facts," said attorney Judy Copeland.
"There's a common legal phrase that 'Bad facts make bad law'. And the city attorney might be very unhappy with the results that he gets out of this case."
Prosecutors say the protesters' conduct, which included blocking the main entrance to the clerk's office, was not Constitutionally protected.
"They had a First Amendment right to protest, but once they started interfering with the business of the county, their rights no longer applied -- the statute applied," said Dep. San Diego City Atty. Andrew Johnson. "They were violating the statute, which in effect trumped their First Amendment rights in this case."
Other defense counsel questioned the statute itself, California Penal Code Section 602, which prohibits interference with lawful business in an establishment open to the public, by way of intimidating or obstructing or refusing to leave the premises at the request of owners, managers, supervisors or peace officers.
"It is vague and it does have language problems," said attorney Gerald Blank in that it fails to notify people of exactly what they can and can't do in exercising their First Amendment rights."
Said attorney Todd Moore: "It doesn't make sense to the defense that you can be engaged in First Amendment activity and that statute applies. It becomes a form of entrapment ... the money that's going to be spent in parsing all this out really isn't worth the effort."
Johnson said that while the statute apparently is a "case of first impression" -- meaning, it has not been fully adjudicated to a legal precedent -- its clarity will be demonstrated by the facts of the defendants' conduct.
As for the prosecutorial expenses that may be involved, said Johnson: "When you break the law, it is our responsibility, ethically, to pursue charges if we have a reasonable expectation of winning at trial. That's our ethical obligation."
Johnson noted that one defendant has pleaded no contest to an infraction, dismissible after 8 hours of community service are performed.
He said say another has agreed to do the same, but hasn't yet signed the plea agreement.
A trial date for the case is pending.
And so are higher-court rulings involving Prop. 8.
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I've been away from the blog for a few days in favor of getting in some full days of work out in the COMET. I will spare you some of the details (I removed the black water tank. I then had to remove and clean the wood/subfloor that the black water tank sat on. Not pleasant!) so you don't lose your breakfast, but I will say that I found something HILARIOUS hidden in the walls of the camper under the toilet. My COMET definitely has a history! I'll post a picture of it later, because it's too funny (and somewhat lewd) to describe at the moment!
Anyway, what I really want to talk about is the Tumbleweed Tiny House workshop that I spoke at and attended in Boston over the weekend. I was getting over a fever/cold this weekend (I hate summer colds!) but had a GREAT time at the workshop. The main part of the workshop was taught by Derek Diedricksen, tiny house and recycled materials guru. I gave a presentation about how the design and technology of the camper industry can be interpreted into tiny houses, and how you can re-use vintage camper appliances and parts in a tiny house to save money. Mostly, though, I talked about solar power and how to set up an entirely DC Photovoltaic system, which saves you money and is more efficient. People seemed to really enjoy the presentation, and there were lots of questions. For me, it was like accomplishing a life goal, a personal achievement! I can't believe that after only a few months of working on The COMET I was already speaking at a tiny house workshop – and a Tumbleweed one none the less! I was psyched!
The workshop was really great. It's 2 days and it was largely classroom-based. We talked a lot about trailers and what special construction details need to go into a tiny house that is on wheels and will occasionally be moving. There are a lot more structural considerations. Being a builder, not all of the information was new to me, but I do think it's a worthwhile workshop for someone wanting to know how the tiny house building works. I did particularly like talking about systems for your tiny house and hearing from a presenter, Doug, who had built a Tumbleweed Fencl out of SIPs (when I build a real tiny house – in the future when I'm a real adult – I'm definitely using SIPs!).
Day 2 we spent the morning seeing more presentations about construction and seeing some examples of what NOT to do. The second half of day 2 was the best part: We went to the other side of the city to see and tour the ORIGINAL Tumbleweed tiny house, and Epu model that Jay built and lived in himself for years. It now rests in a magical garden behind big brick walls in Boston (I'm not kidding – we're talking ponds full of fish, waterfalls, gardens, chickens, and a tiny house in this little oasis). It was cool to see the original design and how that has changed. The Epu had no bathroom, a tiny kitchen and a coffin-like loft. I like the new designs better 🙂
At the Epu location we all sat around a gorgeous pond on a stone wall and listened to a few more speakers. Sage Radachowsky, who lives in his home-built gypsy wagon in a backyard in Boston, spoke about his build process and using found materials. He was wonderful to listen to, and has been going beyond the tiny house and keeping a garden, chickens, and bees. Check out the TIny Yellow House video about Sage's gypsy wagon home here. I have plans to do a video interview with Sage in his home, and talk about why we choose to live tiny and other big "tiny" questions. I have lots to ask him!
We then heard from John Hanson Mitchell, author of "Living at The End of Time". He built and lived in a tiny house in the 80's, and wrote the book about his experience. It was very interesting to hear his story or living in his tiny house without modern amenities, while less than a mile away a giant computer factory was being built.
The best part of these workshops is the mingling and "networking". "Networking" makes it sound like a business meeting, but I felt like a met a lot of nice people with similar interests that I would like to keep in touch with. I loved hearing about other people's plans, and it was nice to be able to offer some first-hand advice.
I can't wait for Tiny House Summer Camp in July (go to relaxshacks.com to find out more and register!). The Tumbleweed workshop was totally life affirming!
Well, it's back out to the COMET for another day of work. There's a lot I have to get done before July 6th (Tiny house Summer Camp), and I leave on Sunday to go to Yestermorrow School for 3+ weeks for Core. I'll check in later!


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Pittsburgh Public Schools Superintendent Linda Lane is exploring what's called "blended learning," a split between traditional schools and increasingly popular cyber schools.
"What I'm talking about, really, is a combination of online learning and regular, teacher in front of the class kind of learning," Lane told Channel 4 Action News' Paul Van Osdol.
When asked what they thought about the idea, parents expressed a mixed reaction.
"Being in the classroom with other students, with a teacher, being able to speak face to face, is really important," said Lindsey Bennett.
But Diane Mangis disagreed.
She said she pulled her daughter out of Allderdice High School and placed her in a cyber school after a disturbing parent teacher conference.
"She was telling me there were students in the class she couldn't teach because she had to take care of the kids that were bad kids," said Mangis.
Lane is trying to improve student achievement while avoiding a financial disaster. The district is scheduled to run out of money in two years.
She said the "fiscal cliff" will make things even worse, costing the district more than $3 million.
"It's going to affect the kids because a lot of that money is teachers in classrooms," said Lane.
Parents said they're worried about the impact of the looming financial crisis on their kids.
"The schools are getting overcrowded, and overcrowded schools are nothing but trouble," said Will Sims.
"If they take all the arts out of the schools, I'll be looking at private options, because I'm definitely anti-taking arts out of the schools," said Cosy Cornelius-Bates.
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The Safe Drinking Water Act (SDWA) is the main federal law that ensures the quality of Americans' drinking water.Under SDWA, EPA sets standards for drinking water quality and oversees the states, localities, and water suppliers who implement those standards.
SDWA was originally passed by Congress in 1974 to protect public health by regulating the nation's public drinking water supply. The law was amended in 1986 and 1996 and requires many actions to protect drinking water and its sources: rivers, lakes, reservoirs, springs, and ground water wells. (SDWA does not regulate private wells which serve fewer than 25 individuals.) For more information see:
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There are a number of threats to drinking water: improperly disposed of chemicals; animal wastes; pesticides; human wastes; wastes injected deep underground; and naturally-occurring substances can all contaminate drinking water. Likewise, drinking water that is not properly treated or disinfected, or which travels through an improperly maintained distribution system, may also pose a health risk.
Originally, SDWA focused primarily on treatment as the means of providing safe drinking water at the tap. The 1996 amendments greatly enhanced the existing law by recognizing source water protection, operator training, funding for water system improvements, and public information as important components of safe drinking water. This approach ensures the quality of drinking water by protecting it from source to tap.
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SDWA Fact Sheets
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Now 24, Ryan's portfolio is no less impressive. While he remains involved with dozens of different ventures, it's still his jaw-dropping skills in the park and on the street, which have won the respect of pros old enough to be his father, while his big green eyes have attracted the adulation of girls too young to get a driver's license. He's a phenom in every sense of the word. Yet, the guy is ever-focused on his future and that of his sport. "Shecks" wants to go down in the record books as one of the greatest and most recognizable skaters who ever lived—and he's on path to doing just that with the contest results, banger video parts and just Ryan being Ryan.
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As we received notes from graduates of DTS about rest, perused their old dissertations on the subject, and interacted with them about the topic of "down time," many confessed, "I have nothing to add—but send me the magazine when you publish that issue!" While residing overseas, some live with special challenges. A minister in Jordan described his difficulty finding regular periods of rest while living in a culture that observes the Sabbath on Friday but conducts business on Sunday. But we did hear from a number of individuals who regularly set aside time for regular rest and reflection. And they offered some great advice.
Notice biblical patterns.
In the Old Testament, God rested on the seventh day (Gen. 2:2), and God's people observed set-apart days for rest (Exo. 20:8). Jesus made it a practice to go to the synagogue on the Sabbath (Luke 4:16). And his public ministry included regular times of fellowship alone with God (see Matt. 12:15; 14:13; 15:21; Mark 6:31–32; Luke 9:10; 22:41). Paul acknowledged that believers in his day viewed time as something to set apart as sacred, but they varied in how they applied that truth to their lives (Rom. 14:5).
Refuse to feel guilty about taking needed time off.
See it as a gift from God.
Never use busyness to cover pain.
Sometimes we avoid slowing down because when we do, we think. And our thoughts can hurt. For many, busyness is a socially acceptable way of numbing ourselves in a subculture that frowns on abusing alcohol, taking drugs, and other forms of self-medication.
Plan ahead for how you will rest on your day off.
Consider eating lighter, easier-to-prepare meals such as sandwiches and fruit, which require minimal effort. One family eats "breakfast for dinner" on Sunday nights. If you have small children, work out with your spouse, a grandparent, or a friend how you can give each other gifts of time alone.
View days the Jewish way rather than the Western way.
That is, consider days of rest as starting at sundown, and take time off from evening to evening. You can do essential tasks at the edges of the rest day while still giving yourself a true twenty-four-hour break.
Accept that we are all dispensable.
Sleeping and time off can serve as regular reminders of our mortality. Life is short, and it will soon go on without us. Our rest time provides a good opportunity to reflect on how we can give away power, mentor those coming behind us, and delegate responsibility to those ready to assume it.
Enjoy the beauty.
In the same way that the holes in lace make otherwise boring fabric beautiful, times of rest and reflection create spaces in our lives that add beauty. Take time to see it.
Expect to become more ethical when you take a break.
All those promises we've forgotten we made can come to mind when our minds slow down long enough to remember. Others view our follow-through as integrity.
Reflect further on the subject.
People recommended many books, but a number of resources were mentioned with some consistency: The Rest of God, by Mark Buchanan; Sacred Rhythms, by Ruth Haley Barton; The Sabbath, by Abraham Joshua Heschel; Boundaries, by Henry Cloud and John Townsend; and Margin, by Richard Swenson.
Check your identity.
One person who is trying to stop leading on fumes wrote, "In evaluating my motives for so busily working, I realized that I was striving for affirmation and validation instead of seeking to bring glory to God." Some of us wrongly get our identity from what we do. But such thinking reflects God as a harsh taskmaster, and we serve a Lord who gives his people the freedom to take time off, to celebrate festivals, to experience rhythms of community and grace. And he does not need us in order to accomplish what is necessary. One pastor quoted Adele Ahlberg Calhoun in Invitations from God, who wrote, "An identity based on doing is always precarious and unrestful. And it is not what God intended."
Plan vacations before you leave home.
Are you the type of person who gets frustrated when you have to spend your time off making decisions about where to eat and what routes to take? If so, consider doing your research in advance or assigning it to a travel companion who enjoys handling such details.
Lower your standards for vacation destinations
Lower your standards if the location is keeping you from resting. That is, don't assume your options are "Tahiti or nothing." Take a stay-cation if you can't afford to leave town. Fly a kite in a park near your home. Take your journal and head for a friend's back porch.
Exercise faith.
Believe that the God who multiplies resources such as loaves, fish, and money is also capable of multiplying time and opportunity. In the same way we might have to exercise faith to give away cash when money's tight, we must view rest time as a sacred resource that belongs to God. In the words of the psalmist, "It is vain for you to rise early, come home late, and work so hard for your food. Yes, he can provide for those whom he loves even when they sleep" (127:2, NET).


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The winners of the 2012 Cinemalaya Philippine Independent Film Festival were announced last night, July 29, at the Cultural Center of the Philippines.
The awards night marks the end of the 10-day film festival that showcased 25 films: 10 films competing at the New Breed category, 10 short films and five Director's Showcase category entries.
The ten films that competed in the New Breed full length feature category were Aparisyon by Vincent Sandoval, Ang Katiwala by Aloy Adlawan, Ang Nawawala by Marietta "Marie" Jamora, Mga Dayo by Julius Sotomayor Cena, Diablo by Mes de Guzman, Intoy Syokoy ng Kalye Marino by Lemuel Lorca, Oros by Paul Sta. Ana, REquieme! by Loy Arcenas, Santa Niña by Emmanuel Quindo Palo, and The Animals by Gino Santos.
Five films in the Director's Showcase are Bwakaw by Jun Robles Lana, Kalayaan (Wildlife) by Adolfo Alix Jr., Mga Mumunting Lihim (Those Little Secrets) by Jose Javier Reyes, Posas (Shackled) by Lawrence Fajardo, and Kamera Obskura by Raymond Red.
The short films selected this year were: Ang Paghihintay sa Bulong by Sigrid Andrea Bernardo, As He Sleeps by Sheron Dayoc, Balintuna by Emmanuel Escalona Jr., Bohe Sons of the Waves by Nadjoua Bansil, Manenaya by Richard Legaspi, Pasahero by Mario Celada, Ruweda by Hannah Espia, Sarong Aldaw by Marianito Dio Jr., Ulian (Senility) by Chuck Gutierrez, and Victor by Jarell Serencio.
During the awards night, there was some confusion regarding the winner of the Best Supporting Actress category of the Director's Showcase category. The host announced that the winners were the four stars of Mga Mumunting Lihim (Judy Ann Santos, Iza Calzado, Agot Isidro, and Janice de Belen).
However, moments later, National Artist for Literature Bienvenido Lumbera announced that Anita Linda won Best Supporting Actress for Sta. Niña, which is in the New Breed category.
Finally, screenwriter Ricky Lee went onstage and clarified: instead of citing Best Supporting Actress and Best Actress in the Director's Showcase category, a prize called Best Ensemble will be given to the lead actresses of Mga Mumunting Lihim.
Here is the complete list of winners for the 8th edition of Cinemalaya:
Director's Showcase:
Audience Choice - Bwakaw
Best Screenplay - Mga Mumunting Lihim
Best Sound - Kalayaan
Best Original Musical Score - Kamera Obskura
Best Editing - Mga Mumunting Lihim
Best Production Design - Kalayaan
Best Cinematography - Kalayaan
Best Supporting Actor - Art Acuña (Posas)
Best Ensemble - Judy Ann Santos, Agot Isidro, Iza Calzado, Janice de Belen (Mga Mumunting Lihim)
Best Actor - Eddie Garcia (Bwakaw)
Special Jury Prize - Kamera Obskura
NETPAC Awardee - Bwakaw
Best Director - Raymond Red (Kamera Obskura)
Best Film - Posas
New Breed:
Audience Choice - Ang Nawawala
Best Screenplay - Requieme
Best Sound - Aparisyon
Best Original Musical Score - Ang Nawawala
Best Editing - The Animals
Best Production Design - Intoy Syokoy ng Kalye Marino
Best Cinematography - Diablo
Best Supporting Actor - Joross Gamboa (Intoy Syokoy ng Kalye Marino)
Best Supporting Actress - Anita Linda (Sta. Nina)
Best Actor - Kristoffer King (Oros)
Best Actress - Ama Quiambao (Diablo)
Special Jury Prize - Requieme
NETPAC Awardee - Diablo
Best Director - Mes De Guzman (Diablo)
Best Film - Diablo
Short Features:
Audience Choice - Ruweda
Best Screenplay - Ang Paghihintay sa Bulong
Special Jury Prize - Manenaya
Best Director - Sheron Dayoc (As He Sleeps)
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I'm kind of in the same boat as Nick... I'm a little shocked people are this wound up to even see these, but hey whatever. I'm just interested (and only mildly) in the droid Vader has with him and even then I'm not sure I'd pay what they want to get one figure.
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The Protestant Cemetery of Florence, called the "English" Cemetery, is located in Florence, Italy. Because it was a Protestant burial site, it was placed outside the medieval city walls. The cemetery stood on the top of a hill where Florentines would go in the early 19th century to watch ball games played on the adjoining piece of flat land.
In 1827, the Swiss Evangelical Reformed Church purchased the land. It was enlarged in 1860, after the purchase of an additional parcel of land. It is called the "English" Cemetery because the majority of the tombs belonged to English people who resided and died in Florence.
The layout of the cemetery is simple – two main gravel paths running at right angles to each other, with a column erected by Frederick William of Prussia in 1858 at the point where the two paths meet. The graves are not laid out in regular ordered rows as in Catholic cemeteries, but in a romantically landscaped manner, creating a natural feel that is accentuated by the lie of the land and the presence of a variety of trees and shrubs. It's present oval shape came about in 1870 as part of the "Florence Capital" plan. This included the building of city ring roads, the creation of the artist district and various works of landscaping, with the cemetery standing as an island at the center.
The cemetery closed in 1877 when Florence became the capital of Italy and the medieval walls came down. Roman Law made it illegal to bury within city limits. For a century and a quarter, it remained locked and the tombs neglected. It opened to the public eight years ago, and restoration funds are being actively raised. Although no bodies can be buried there, ashes still can.
For many years the entire area was doused with weed killer, but today the effort is to restore the cemetery to the 19th-century garden it once was. Weeding is done by hand to protect the tombs, and replanting is being carefully managed.
Among the well-known buried there are the poet, Elizabeth Barrett Browning, sculptor Hiram Powers, and English novelist Frances Trollope. Richard Hildreth, an American journalist, historian and anti-slavery activist, is also buried in the English Cemetery.
He is a distant cousin of mine. Hildreth was born on June 28, 1807 in Deerfield, MA. He graduated from Harvard, studied law at Newburyport and became a lawyer.
Having gone to the South in 1834, for the benefit of his health, he was led by what he witnessed of the evils of slavery (chiefly in Florida) to write the anti-slavery novel The Slave: or Memoirs of Archy Moore. It is almost certainly the first anti-slavery novel published in America. His chief work, however, was The History of the United States. The history is notable for its painstaking accuracy and candor.
Poor health forced Hildreth to retire from his writing career in 1860. In 1865 he moved to Florence, where he died on July 11th.
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Super Bowl XLVII a family affair for Mequon parents
Jack, Jackie Harbaugh watched championship games at home
A Milwaukee-area couple find themselves thrown into the national spotlight after their sons lead their respective teams to the Super Bowl.
The mother of Jim and John Harbaugh told WISN 12 Sports' Stephanie Sutton she and her husband are very proud of their two sons.
They're calling it the "Super Bro" or the "Har-Bowl."
The Harbaugh brothers will face each other in Super Bowl XLVII.
Older brother John Harbaugh is the head coach of the Baltimore Ravens.
Younger brother Jim Harbaugh is the head man for the San Francisco 49ers.
It's the first time in NFL history that two siblings will be opposing coaches in the Super Bowl.
"Don't know if we had a dream this big. We had a few dreams. We had a few fights. We had a few arguments, just like all brothers," John Harbaugh said after winning the AFC Championship.
John and Jim grew up with the game. Their father, Jack Harbaugh, coached high school and college football for more than 40 years. He and their mother, Jackie, live in the Milwaukee area.
The Harbaughs came to Wisconsin in 2003 when Jack took a job at Marquette University with son-in-law Tom Crean.
"The thing about our family is we're always passionate about what we do," Jack Harbaugh said.
The Harbaughs did not attend either of their son's game Sunday, but instead chose to watch the championships at home.
"I hope he's on his fourth of fifth beer right now. I hope he and mom have got a big hug going," John Harbaugh said after Sunday night's game.
It will be tough on the Harbaugh brothers to face each other in the title game, but even harder on their parents.
The only consolation is that one of their sons will win it all.
Jackie Harbaugh also told Sutton she doesn't want the Super Bowl to be about her sons. She wants the main focus to be on the players.
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Technology-based innovation is today widely recognised as a major source of wealth creation and competitive advantage. ESA's work on space technology brings a significant contribution to Europe's growth and employment; it provides indispensable enabling technologies and services for the knowledge society.
ESA's technology programmes serve both to help define the Agency's future technology needs and also eventually fulfil them. Innovative technologies open up new possibilities for space missions and applications.
Proposal to the Ministerial Council
Taking into account the objectives of enabling future missions, increasing industrial competitiveness, promoting innovation and ensuring non-dependence, it is proposed to strengthen technology development programmes. They will be coordinated with user and domain-specific programmes, and harmonised with national and other European programmes.
Further coordination will be achieved through four user-driven cross-cutting initiatives:
- Future Instrument Technologies: recommended by the scientific advisory committees in the Future Technology Advisory Panel, so as to join efforts, make the generic become the specific, and achieve more and faster
- Exploration technologies: showing together the roadmaps of developments needed in all technologies to implement the three-destination strategy of LEO, Moon and Mars
- Clean Space: aiming at converting a challenge into an opportunity for a competitive advantage, favouring development of green technology and preserving our work place, space
- Space and Energy: allowing space to benefit from synergies with a much more widely-established and wealthy partner, energy
Basic Technology Research Programme (TRP)
As the innovation factory of the European space sector, TRP needs to be strengthened. Under the basic mandatory activities of the Agency, the programme's actual purchasing power will depend on the decisions made on the overall funding of the Level of Resources.
However, the preparation of the future will continue to be the priority of the programme and will combine the top-down mission-driven approach with the open bottom-up innovation triggering actions, such as the Innovation Triangle Initiative, StarTiger and spanning from technology to system.
General Systems and Technologies Programme (GSTP)
GSTP period 6 (2013-17) is proposed with the dual objective of serving ESA projects and European industry for all domains (except telecommunications) and all segments (space, ground, users).
A three-element structure and streamlined procedures similar to other ESA programmes and additional elements, decided by interested participants, such as small missions for in-orbit demonstration (IOD) of breakthrough concepts and approaches, are proposed:
- Element 1 will address the development to qualification TRL 6/7 phases. It will also include the feasibility/definition phases of in-orbit demonstration missions for breakthrough concepts and approaches, eventually implemented under dedicated Elements, responding to the wide interest in small missions.
- Element 2 will consist of a permanently open announcement of opportunity for developing products with emphasis on commercial markets and paying attention to gaps in the supply chain. Funding limits and co-funding arrangements will be updated so as to better tap the innovation potential of research institutions and SMEs, as GSTP is the programme with the largest SME share.
- Element 3 will broker in-orbit demonstration needs with flight opportunities.
- Element 4 is proposed as the first of these dedicated Elements for an IOD mission. It will carry out the development phases C/D/E of the Proba-3 mission that will demonstrate formation flying techniques and technologies.
The mechanisms of the programme, such as specific work area plans, will be used to address cross-cutting technologies and other initiatives, whereas collaborative activities can be used to support national or regional initiatives such as business incubation. GSTP will promote open innovation and support the product policy by establishing reference architectures, standard interfaces and building block specifications agreed by stakeholders, e.g. avionics and ground system software.
European Component Initiative- Technology non-Dependence (ECI-TnD)
ECI-TnD is proposed to ensure the non-dependence of Europe's space sector on non-European component suppliers for critical technologies, in particular Electrical, Electronic and Electromagnetic (EEE) components.
It includes a mandatory element for Research & Technology, an optional part under GSTP to cover gaps in the supply chain and develop the new products using the new components, and advanced procurement by prospective users.
The existing processes, through the European Space Component Coordination (ESCC) body and the EC-EDA-ESA Task Force, will be used to derive work plans, and coordination with national space agencies, the EC and EDA will be strengthened.
The ECI proposal covers the corresponding activities through a bridging phase with potential EU funding starting in 2015, the latter being respondent to the scope of Horizon 2020 and to priorities set by the EU.
Technology Transfer Programme (TTP)
TTP will strengthen technology transfer through brokerage, intellectual property rights (IPR) exploitation and business incubation.
Its actual resources will depend on decisions made at the Ministerial Council on the funding of the Level of Resources. With the objective of creating wealth and jobs and pursuing an ESA presence at regional and local level, new eligible Business Incubation Centres will be opened. A sustainable scheme is therefore proposed whereby the first years are supported by TTP, followed by an optional programme, such as GSTP, that will fund the space share of the next phases.


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Meet FerJenks, a SuicideGirl who owns her own lingerie shop. Bet that comes in handy.
Name: FerJenks Suicide
Age: 23
Location: Colombia
Occupation: Lingerie shop owner.
Gets me hot: Petting on my neck and behind my ears.
Favorite position: Me on top.
Fantasy: Sex in a forest at night.
I lost my virginity: Yep and I don't want it back.
Cigarettes: "I'm giving up."
My diet: Omnivore
Alcohol: Occasionally
My drug use: Drug free.
I am looking for: Whoever comes along.
My kink factor: Talk dirty to me.
My idea of a good time: When I go out, ANYTHING can happen.
Into: Reading, dancing, ice creammm (thankyouverymuch) and skating.
Not into: People with "2 faces," you can never trust them!
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I did not watch X Factor last season. Started watching this season and to mysurprise I have enjoyed the auditions. Loved the ones above but also loveda guy who sang country ... Tate Stevens.
I'm not a huge fan of Britney on here. I think she could use some vocabulary expansion! And she's not as critical about the vocals as the other judges, which I guess makes sense because she's more of a performer.
The X Factor premiered... sometime last week? I don't really know. I get too bored if I try to watch it on TV, but I watch the audition clips online. Simon seems to be less mean this season. I think Demi is a good fit for the show, but I do miss the Simon-Paula dynamic. Britney seems to have fit in well as well, but I feel like she's kind of... off sometimes. Just the way she speaks... Yeah. Here are my favourite auditions so far:Jillian Jensen - "Who You Are" by Jessie Jhttp://www.youtube.com/v/BmUL72dIbTACarly Rose Sonenclar - "Feeling Good" by Nina Simonehttp://www.youtube.com/v/nU_dBDccruI
'The X Factor USA' 2012 Top 24 Spoilers -- Who Makes the Cut?October 05, 2012 07:50 PM EDTThe X Factor USA 2012 closed out the boot camp portion of the competition with a series of head-to-head vocal battles that aired October 5 on FOX. So which hopefuls will earn one of the 24 highly coveted spots at a judge's home? Here's what research by Vote for the Worst has to say on the subject.Season two will feature four groups, each one mentored by either Demi Lovato, Simon Cowell, Britney Spears or L.A. Reid. Unlike season one, which divided the younger solo artists by gender, the 2012 edition will divide them by age.Allegedly making the cut in the 12- to 16-year-old group are Arin Ray, 16, who made the 2011 finals as part of the made-for-TV group inTENsity; 13-year-old voice artist Beatrice Miller; actress and singer Carly Rose Sonenclar, 13; and the popular Diamond White, also 13; 14-year-old JT; and 13-year-old Justin Bieber-lookalike Reed Deming.Listed as competitors in the 17-24 age group are face-paint lover CeCe Frey; Jennel Garcia, who Demi previously praised for having tons of sex appeal; rapper Lyric Da Queen; and single mom Paige Thomas.In the 25 and Over group are Jason Brock, Tara Simon, Tate Stevens, and Vino Alan, who inexplicably threw a fit after his on-stage final battle.Finally, in the Groups category are Emblem3, Dope Crisis, One4Five, and an all-female group made up of solo artists.So do these spoilers make sense given the show thus far? Sort of. Tara and CeCe's overconfidence borders on annoying and both oversang tremendously during their auditions, so whether or not America would vote for either of them is questionable. And Reed is cute, but not as good as the girls in the group.And of course, a number of notable names are missing, including Jillian Jensen, who made Demi cry during her first audition, and Jeffrey Gutt, the single dad who poured his heart into "If I Die Young" on October 5.So who really made it? Watch the next episode of The X Factor USA 2012 and find out.
No Jillian?
UHHHHHHH IS SOMETHING WRONG WITH THESE RANKINGS? As far as I'm concerned, Tate Stevens doesn't have a fanbase at all online. Ridiculous.
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It is always inspiring to catch one of the many wine dinners at Rockwall's Culpepper Steakhouse. Chef Chad Bowden sincerely goes to great lengths to find interesting winemakers to make the trek to Dallas, and then drive another 20 minutes east to Rockwall to host a fantastic evening celebrating wine and food.
This past week was another shining example when Bowden invited a few of his cheffy friends over to play, including Eric Black from Tony C's, Randall Copeland from Ava, Ted grieb from the Fatted Calf, Pete Harrison from Dakota's, and Dan Landsberg from ZaZa's Dragonfly. I always enjoy watching a gaggle of chefs collaborate in the kitchen. You hear some fantastic war stories, some which cannot be repeated, and you hear plenty of laughter. There is a sense of synergism watching them assist with each other's plating. There is also a healthy dose of unwritten competition. Continue reading


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A few weeks ago, St. Louis Cardinal's baseball fans were devastated at the news that Albert Pujols had accepted an offer of 254 million dollars for ten years from the Los Angeles Angels. The three-time National League MVP was the heart and soul of the Cardinal team and they won't be the same without him.
Canal's Bottle Stop in Marlton has just suffered a similar loss.
Yesterday, I learned that Charlie Beatty, the 18 year veteran wine guru of Canal's Bottle Stop in Marlton, NJ is no longer Wine Manager at the store. The news was shocking and to make matters worse, no one at the store would say where he went. If each of the employees of the Bottle Stop were soldiers being held prisoner by the enemy, there would be little chance that any of them would break and reveal secrets even under the most extreme torture. Despite zero help from Canal's staff, I had a hunch. I went back to my car, headed east on Route 70, just a few hundred yards, and pulled into the shopping center that serves as location for Wine Works. Charlie was not there at the time but this IS his new home. Max & Filippo, owners of Wine Works (former owners of Hops n Grapes in Glassboro, NJ) have pulled off a major coup in adding Charlie Beatty to their employee line-up.
Charlie Beatty WAS Canal's Bottle Stop. He was to that store what Pujols was to the Cardinals, Brady to the Patriots, Labron to the Heat. When I named that outlet my #1 wine store in South Jersey two years ago, I gave Charlie Beatty as not just the number #1 reason but also the 2nd and 3rd reason. His personality, knowledge, expertise and customer service skills are top-notch and have endeared him to his multitude of loyal customers. His ability to stock the shelves with hard to find wines that the true oenophiles appreciate is unmatched in the area.
Wine Works, pre-Charlie, was an excellent wine store. For me, the only problem was that it was located just a stones throw from Canal's Bottle Stop. That problem no longer exists. Wine Works will now be my go-to destination for adult beverages.
Max and Filippo are to be credited for having the foresight to make Charlie an integral part of their team. He has a dedicated following that will find him quickly and help him build sales at Wine Works. I really think it won't be long before I have to re-do my Top Five Wine Stores in New Jersey. Any guesses as to the new Numero Uno???
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Green Day Getting Their Own 'Angry Birds' Episode
Who said pigs can't fly? It certainly wasn't Green Day, as the Californian punk trio has teamed up with video game developer Rovio to create a new musical episode for the ubiquitous 'Angry Birds Friends' mobile game franchise. The 'Angry Birds: Green Day Edition' includes 10 never-before-seen themed levels and new "bad pig" characters inspired by frontman Billie Joe Armstrong and his bandmates Mike Dirnt and Tre Cool.
The band recently posted an update on its Facebook account revealing that "Green Day [have] been hanging with Angry Birds Friends… stay tuned for more." Accompanying the Facebook post was a link to greenday-game.angrybirds.com, which featured an image of a winged blue pig, a link to the 'Angry Birds Friends' Facebook app and a trailer featuring video highlight of actual game play.
The new episodes feature content including the latest Green Day single 'Oh Love' and an exclusive new unlockable song titled 'Troublemaker,' with updates planned for later this fall providing even more exclusive content and levels. "We're all fans of Angry Birds," raves Armstrong in a press release. "It's such an addictive game that when we first started playing it we couldn't stop. Go Team Green!"
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University of Vermont
John T. Fey (1958 - 1964)
On March 8, 1958, the trustees elected John T. Fey as the university's seventeenth president. The first southerner to head UVM, Fey was born in Hopewell, Virginia, on March 10, 1917. He completed his undergraduate education at Washington and Lee University and received an LL.B. degree from the University of Maryland in 1940, followed by a master's degree in business administration from Harvard in 1942.
After serving in the Marine Corps during World War II, Fey practiced law in Maryland where he was elected to the state legislature for four years. In 1949 he became associate professor of law at George Washington University. He was awarded a doctor of juridical science degree from Yale in 1952 and was named dean of the George Washington University Law School in 1953. Three years later, Chief Justice Warren appointed him clerk of the United States Supreme Court. In the summer of 1958, Dr. Fey and his wife, the former Jane K. Gerber, moved into the new presidential residence at Englesby House with their ten-year-old son.
One of President Fey's top priorities was to implement the ambitious building program started by his predecessor, Carl Borgmann. During Fey's six years at UVM, the following construction projects were completed: Bailey Memorial Library; Patrick Gymnasium and Gutterson Field House; Marsh, Austin, Tupper, Patterson, Wright, and Christie residence halls; the Blundell home management house; Blasberg horticultural Weld laboratory; Votey Engineering Building; the second phase of the medical building program; the renovation of Williams Science Hall; and the conversion of Billings Library into a campus center.
This major expansion of the physical plant signaled a period of rapid growth, especially at the graduate level. New doctoral programs were established in chemistry, biochemistry, microbiology, pharmacology, botany, physics, physiology, biophysics, and zoology, and the university awarded its first Ph.D. degree in 1962. During this same period, faculty research projects increased rapidly, and a computing center was established in Waterman Hall. By the fall of 1963, total enrollments exceeded 4,000 students for the first time in UVM's history, and the total operating budget more than doubled from $6.5 million in 1957–58 to $14 million in 1963–64. With new emphasis placed on research, sources of revenues began to shift to federal grants. In 1957–58, the state appropriation accounted for one-third of total revenues while federal grants covered 16 percent. Six years later, the state's share had dropped to 28 percent, and federal funds increased to 26 percent. UVM was becoming heavily dependent on outside grants, and student charges were also increasing. By 1965 in-state tuition had risen to five hundred dollars, and nonresident tuition had jumped to fifteen hundred dollars.
A number of other changes occurred during Dr. Fey's tenure as president. The university launched a major initiative to increase faculty salaries; sponsored the development of interdisciplinary programs in area and international studies; established the Special Collections program in the library; instituted employee fringe benefit programs, including group medical insurance; and clarified the legal status of the Wilbur scholarship fund by sponsoring a special act of the United States Congress.
John Fey resigned, effective August 1, 1964, to become president of the University of Wyoming. Two years later, he returned to Vermont to become president of the National Life Insurance Company in Montpelier. In 1974 he left for New York to chair the Equitable Life Assurance Company and the Westminster Bank–U.S. before he came back to Vermont to retire in Stowe. He served as a member of UVM's board of trustees from 1982 to 1985.
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The Friends of Scouting campaign began, Thursday, Feb. 12. Local adult volunteers will be approaching businesses and individuals to contribute to thelocal Boy Scouts of America council. It costs the council about $150 to provide a quality scouting experience for one boy per year. See the Feb. 12 edition of the Optic-Herald for more details.


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Welcome to the forum, Toxy.
To say miasma in this context sounds rather strange. Perhaps the person has just discovered the meaning of the word and thinks it clever to use it in this way. It's not.
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Hello. Sorry for silly question, but i'd like to ask - if somebody in a conversation said he can't think of any good word to tell you, but "miasma" - is it insulting? (if you were a bit cheeky too at the begining). What mood this word may convey? Person is annoyed, angry, is it playful or really insulting?
Thank you in advance
Thank you... I was rather confused as well, took it personally....