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3 rescued after roof collapses in New York City
A roof collapsed in Queens on Tuesday leaving three people trapped inside prompting New York firefighters to jump into action.
Initially it was believed to have been a crane that collapsed but FDNY clarified that it was a roof.
FDNY confirmed the information tweeting, "#FDNY confirms 1 patient removed w/ critical injuries, 1 in process of being extricated at 31-25 28 St Queens."
Two other people were later rescued from the building. One was reported in "serious" condition.
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An Iowa legislator is making sure he stays "close to reality" as he begins his first term in office.
Rep. Charles "Chuck" Isenhart, a lifelong Catholic and a Democrat from Dubuque who represents Iowa's 27th House district, stays in a simple room at Dingman House of the Des Moines Catholic Worker, not far from the state capitol.
Once a journalist in the Catholic press, Isenhart now helps when he can at the Worker House with cooking, serving meals and clean up. He says his responsibilities as a first-term legislator keep him busy for 12 or 13 hours a day so he's not always alongside his fellow Catholic Workers in carrying out the corporal works of mercy.
Isenhart, 49, settled on getting a simple room at the Catholic Worker for pragmatic reasons: it doesn't cost much and he needed a place to stay after being elected in November. He says he didn't want to room with another legislator and surround himself with politics 24 hours a day.
"You can get stuck in the bubble. You lose touch with what's gong on in the real world," he says.
Isenhart, who once worked at The Witness, newspaper of the Dubuque Archdiocese, and helped CNS cover the 1987 U.S. trip of Pope John Paul II, decided to enter politics after serving for 17 years as executive director of the Dubuque Area Labor Management Council. He's also a member of the National Writers Union as owner of his own small communications consulting and public relations firm.
His says his platform was largely built around Catholic social teaching and the concept of the common good.
"The folks involved with the Catholic Worker, including the folks at this house, are very committed in what they do," he says. "You have to admire them for being persnal witnesses in what they believe in."

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March 14, 2006
The Lady Bisons battled hard on Tuesdsay, March 14, but dropped both games of the double-header to the Lady Tigers.
The pitching on both sides was dominant as both starting pitchers took a shut-out into extra innings. Junior Sara Meek received the loss in game one despite striking out eight batters. In eight innings, Meek gave up two runs, none of which were earned, on four hits.
The Lady Tigers took the lead in the top of the eighth on an error by the left-fielder Falon Catalano. Another run would cross the plate for Memphis in the inning giving the Lady Tigers a 2-0 lead.
The Lady Bisons tried to battle back in the bottom of the inning. A sacrifice fly by Leigh Little brought the Lady Bisons to within one, but the Lady Tigers held on for the win.
In game two, sophomore Allison Tyree got the start for the Lipscomb. The Lady Bisons wasted no time getting on the board. Leigh Little led off the bottom of the first with an infield single. With one out, Julia Davidson reached on an error by the shortstop, advancing Little to second. Heather Collins followed with an RBI single to right, scoring Little, giving the Lady Bisons a 1-0 lead. Lipscomb would stretch the lead to 2-0 on an RBI fielder's choice by Jessica Wilson.
Tyree held the Lady Tigers scoreless for the first three innings, but Memphis finally broke through in the fourth. Three runs crossed the plate, giving the Lady Tigers a 3-2 lead they would not relinquish.
Memphis stretched their lead to 6-2 with two more runs in the fifth and one in the seventh.
The Lady Bisons rallied to 6-5 in the seventh, but fell one run shy. Collins hit a two-run single in the inning and Alysha Forsythe added an RBI single to complete the scoring for Lipscomb.
Tyree received the loss for the Lady Bisons. In four innings she gave up four runs, three earned, on three hits.
The Lady Bisons return to action on Thursday, March 16, at 1 p.m.


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Paul Mudersbach Acrylics and Oils
Exhibited March and April of 2007
and painters alike know Boyce Thompson Arboretum as one of their favorite
places in Arizona. Just ask Mesa artist Paul Mudersbach, who seeks inspiration
for both pastimes here at the Arboretum. He carefully observes colorful species
such as the Red-naped Sapsucker shown at right in his acrylic "Olive
Treat," then renders the charismatic bird in feather-crisp detail on
"My painting style tends toward realism, but not photo-realism," he explains. "And most of the time I prefer the tighter setting of being in-studio rather than plein air. Working in the studio seems best for my method of painting, where I can switch back and forth between various pieces while they're in progress. Sometimes plein air painting and drawing feels just right, though; being loose, quick and impressionistic."
Mudersbach's work was the subject of a solo exhibition in our Visitor Center Gallery during March and April, 2007.
paintings use a color pallet of muted earth tones, with just a touch of real
color. When I see a TV cowboy riding the range wearing a spotless white shirt,
it looks out-of-place and I feel the same way about color selection in my
artwork. I want my artwork to look believable. Really, with the exception
of birds and flowers, very little in life is brightly colored." The painting
at left is titled "Yucca glauca: Circle of Life" (16-by-20 inches).
"I'm inspired by the interaction of external forces; the way light and shadow play against an object in the wind. I mentally bend and twist and manipulate my ideas for a painting into an abstract composition. This is also my first rough layout on paper: I try to balance form against negative space, always looking for an edge, something unique about the subject that grabbed my interest in the first place. The next step is turning my attention towards a layout that shows specific details of my main subjects: the who, what, when, where, why and how of the piece. Once I know how my subjects are going to be placed, I come up with a light and shadow plan. And then last I'll decide how to create the background. Depth or no depth is the big question when selecting a background: the lighting is weighed against a background and my final layout comes into view.... although I just might change it again before I finish the painting!"
Mudersbach was born and raised in Phoenix and now lives in Mesa, just west of the Superstition Mountains. He's an avid outdoorsman with a versatile artistic ability that has evolved since childhood and is expressed by his passion for Southwestern desert plants and wildlife. His work melds interests in landscape, Old West and frontier scenes; along with Native American themes, Spanish missions, flora and fauna - particularly birds. The painting at right is "Monsoon Over Red Mountain Peaks" (60-by-48 inches).
"I was given my first professional oil painting set when I was eight. It had everything in a large wooden case. It was fantastic; I just loved every minute of the whole experience -- even stretching the canvas. My main philosophy as a young artist was to experiment with paint, and to draw all the time. I often studied other artists' paintings and tried to copy small parts of their work... striving to learn how other artists solved problems. When I was 14 I received my first commission to produce 11 paintings for an office building... I was thrilled, and petrified at the same time!"
"Traveling the back roads of Arizona with my father gave me a taste for the Old West, an interest that seems to have lasted through the years. From the Rocky Mountains to Death Valley you can be face-to-face with wildlife and cacti, or walk through the occasional ghost town. You can still see pronghorn antelope on the Painted Desert, Gila Monsters on the caliche flats and birds of every description in all desert ecosystems. I continued my painting through college and dabbled in sculptures, woodcuts, and watercolors, but always enjoyed oil painting the most. Years later I began to work on a few acrylics and found them just as rewarding as oils, but with many differences in the way pigments must be handled."
"My desire to express myself through art seems at times to be an obsession... always planning a drawing, painting or sculpture. I'll be driving down the street and find myself mentally working on aspects of the underpainting, or some detail of a particular subject, or maybe thinking about a drawing or design layout. Sometimes I complete a painting mentally before I even choose a brush in the studio; other times I'll mentally paint and repaint the fine details of a subject. I can see it as clearly as if it were real, and on the canvas."
"I never want to stop learning and creating. My objective, as an artist, is to capture reality without sensationalizing it. I need to capture the moment, the mood, the spirit.... to give the viewer the essence of that moment, but also to keep the painting loose enough for the viewer to interpret the moment as if it were your own -- your moment of passion and exhilaration, of joy and fulfillment, to be re-lived each time you see it."
Original works in this exhibit ranged in price from $672 (16-by-20 inches) to $4,586 for an impressive piece measuring 60-by-48 inches. Giclee Canvas prints were available from $68 (11-by-14) to $875 (52-by-42). Festival prints were available from $18 for an 8-by-10 to $32 for an 11-by-14. Postcards and note cards were also available. To view more works or inquire about prices and commissioned works by the artist, visit his website http://www.azsago.com.
Boyce Thompson Arboretum is located at Highway 60 milepost #223, just three miles west of the town of Superior - a drive of about one hour east of Phoenix or two hours from Tucson (take Oracle Road North to Highway 79 past Florence to Highway 60, then East for another 12 miles). Monthly exhibits may be seen at our Visitors Center gallery daily from 8:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. during Fall and Winter months (Summer hours 6:00 a.m. to 3:00 p.m.). The Arboretum is an Arizona State Park and daily admission must be paid to enter the Visitor Center where the gallery is found. Admission is $7.50 for adults and $3 for ages 5-12. Annual memberships at the Arboretum begin at $45, and include a year's access, guest passes for your friends and family, along with many other benefits. A membership may be purchased in the gift shop on the day of your visit. To review other recent gallery shows from...
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YouTube Faces Return of Pirated-Content
YouTube is facing the return of a pirated-content problem. Hundreds of full-length feature films, including blockbusters from Disney and Sony have been illegally uploaded to the world's most popular video site. Tom Gara reports. Photo: Getty Images.
This transcript has been automatically generated and may not be 100% accurate.
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By now all should be familiar with Jessica Ahlquist, the 16 y/o student in R.I. who took her school to court to defend the U.S. Constitution. She received (and deservedly so) a lot of media attention, but she's not alone. Students across the country are demanding that their centers of public education adhere to the spirit and letter of the Establishment Clause.
Some of you may also be familiar with my friend, Steven Hewett, the Bronze Star recipient and Afghanistan War vet who challenged the city of King, NC over their flying the "Christian Flag" at their Veterans Memorial. See Steven's Facebook page here. A documentary (2 hours, worth every minute) about his battle with the Christian Taliban was made, "In God We Trust" it's on YouTube.
I'll be attending Rock Beyond Belief at Ft. Bragg tomorrow, Saturday the 31st of March; with Steven and others from our MeetUp Group "FACT", and hope to meet another American Atheist Hero, John Kieffer.
He's on his way to the Ft. Bragg Rally, but he had a slight delay, speaking of American Theist Villians… (From Justin Griffith's Blog)
American Hero
Arrested for Not Praying!
...Well, John is driving back up to Fort Bragg for Saturday's groundbreaking atheist festival. But he has one thing to do before he can be on his way. He has to go to court on Friday for another hearing for… not praying at a Polk County, FL school board meeting.
Atheist of Florida President John Kieffer was arrested on charges related to his nonparticipation in a Christian prayer ritual conducted BEFORE a Polk County School Board meeting was called to order. His next court date is tomorrow, and the prosecutors have something sneaky up their sleeves. Rather than the defense filing it, the prosecutors are requesting a motion to get certain evidence suppressed from the official trial.
Probably this evidence:
This is what he was arrested for. Taking pictures during the prayer (which they started doing before the session was called to order, so as not to be sued. Sneaky tactics seem quite common here.)
'Highlights' from the article:
John faces up to 1 year and 4 months in prison if convicted on all the charges. His trial is set for April 23-26, 2012.Clerk of Courts, Polk County wrote:
FL Statute … Description—
843.02 … RESISTING/OBSTRUCTING OFFICER W/OUT VIOLENCE (1st degree misdemeanor; $1000 max. fine; term of imprisonment not exceeding 1 year)
877.03 … DISORDERLY CONDUCT (2nd degree misdemeanor; $500 max. fine; term of imprisonment not exceeding 60 days)
871.01 … DISTURBING SCHOOL, RELIGIOUS, OR LAWFUL ASSEMBLY* (2nd degree misdemeanor; $500 max. fine; term of imprisonment not exceeding 60 days)—* FL Statute 871.01 states: "Whoever willfully interrupts or disturbs any school or any assembly of people met for the worship of God or for any lawful purpose commits a misdemeanor of the second degree."
I'm excited to shake this hero's hand on Saturday. Please come out to Fort Bragg, foxhole atheists are fighting for your rights, sometimes well into retirement. Come stand with us at Fort Bragg's atheist festival – the first time atheists will be allowed to meet on post. Civilians are welcome, and bring the kids – camp quest has some awesome stuff planned. ~ Justin Griffith.
More Information From Atheists of Florida:
22 February 2011
Bartow, Fla. – In front of a packed audience, Atheists of Florida officers, John Kieffer, President, and EllenBeth Wachs, Vice-President, were ejected from the Polk County School Board meeting auditorium Tuesday afternoon, 22 February 2011, by City of Bartow police officers. Kieffer was arrested and Wachs was given a verbal trespass warning. Kieffer and Wachs had been taking photos and speaking to each other in the front area of the room when a local area pastor stepped up to conduct a Christian prayer prior to the official start of the school board meeting.
Why prior to the meeting?
The practice of conducting the prayer ritual just prior to calling the meeting to order resulted from a letter to the school board from the Freedom From Religion Foundation (FFRF). They asserted that the school board's Christian prayer rituals conducted during meetings was unconstitutional and that continuing the practice would place the board at risk of a lawsuit. In order to avoid an expensive court battle, the school board adopted a new protocol in an attempt to continue sectarian prayers by having them performed just before the official start of the meeting. This tactic allowed the meeting to appear, in practice, to start with a Christian prayer while simultaneously maintaining that "technically" the meeting had not yet officially started. The first of such pre-board meeting prayer rituals occurred on February 8, 2011. Tuesday (2/22/2011) represented the board's second time conducting such pre-meeting prayer ritual.
What happened:
With the audience seated and board members and staff positioned at their official seats at the dais and without calling the meeting to order, the chair of the school board, Kay Fields, invited a pastor, Alex Harper (who is incidentally her own church pastor), to the speaker's podium, introduced him and ordered everyone in the room to stand for prayer. During this prayer ritual, Wachs and Kieffer continued their conversation, already in progress, and took photos of board members, the pastor and of each other.
As Wachs explained, "Go to any meeting and people are milling about and talking prior to the meeting. They scripted a drama and I was not an actor in it, and they got mad. They forgot to include the role of the atheists."
Early false reports:
Though initial reports indicated that Kieffer had made a loud outburst during the prayer, Wachs said that at no time did either of them address anyone in the meeting area except each other and mostly as adjustments to the arrangement of the photos being taken. "Mr. Kieffer did not have any sort of outburst to anyone and our comments were only to each other in a normal speaking voice," she clarified.
However, when the prayer ended, it was school board member, Frank O'Reilly, who verbally attacked Kieffer. O'Reilly scolded Kieffer for being disrespectful to the prayer being offered by the preacher. At this point, several people in the audience began to loudly berate and curse at the atheists. Both Kieffer and Wachs asked: "Has the meeting been called to order?"
Audio recordings will confirm who said what, when, and how.
Arrest as a tool of intimidation:
Within seconds, City of Bartow police officers, acting upon the directions of assistant superintendent Fred Murphy, physically engaged and subdued Kieffer. Kieffer was wearing the organization's shirt, which depicted an American Flag inscribed with the words "ONE NATION INDIVISIBLE" and "ATHEISTS OF FLORIDA."
Kieffer was handcuffed, removed from the meeting room by two police officers and charged with resisting arrest and disorderly conduct. He was released on bail early morning of the following day.
Wachs was also roughly grabbed by a police officer. He demanded that she leave the meeting room, which she did. Outside the school board building, Wachs asked Bartow Police officer Griffith what Kieffer was being charged with. Griffith gave her a verbal trespass warning and told her that if she came back on school property she would be subject to arrest. He then commanded Wachs to leave the property immediately or face arrest to which Wachs immediately complied.
Below are the photos that Kieffer and Wachs took before the meeting was called to order; they are shown in the order in which they were taken:
1) Pastor Alex Harper saying a Christian prayer, BEFORE meeting called to order. Polk School Board Chairperson Kay Fields is a member of Harper's church.
2) Polk School Board Chairperson Kay Fields, center, standing for the prayer given by her personal pastor, BEFORE meeting was called to order.
3) EllenBeth Wachs standing in front of dais, BEFORE meeting was called to order
4) Wachs standing next to speaker's podium, BEFORE meeting was called to order
5) John Kieffer, wearing Atheists of Florida t-shirt, standing next to speaker's podium, BEFORE meeting was called to order
6) Kieffer standing BEFORE meeting was called to order
7) Kieffer being arrested by City of Bartow police officers BEFORE meeting was called to order and within seconds after Harper's pre-meeting prayer had been completed. Assistant superintendent Fred Murphy, partially visible at right, ordered police officers to remove Kieffer from the school board building BEFORE meeting was called to order.
Online docket info: https://www2.myfloridacounty.com/ccm/?county=53
See the Atheists of Florida forum for more information and to donate to the JOHN KIEFFER LEGAL DEFENSE FUND
There is also a petition started by Atheists of Florida's EllenBeth Wachs (seen above at the board meeting).
Polk County Sheriff's Office/State Attorney Facebook Page
Email Addresses of the Polk County School Board members (BE CIVIL!, but state your case)
Email: Frank J. O'Reilly
Email: Lori Cunningham
Email: Hazel Sellers
Email: Dick Mullenax
Email: Kay Fields
Email: Debra Wright
Email: Tim Harris
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"Greetings from Australia, whatever happened to free speech in the US? do the religionists now have the ok to ignore the Constitution?"
Yes, actually they're revisionist as well as religionists. This incident is just the tip of the iceberg in Polk County Florida, the local chapter of Atheists of Florida have been fighting the Teabagger Taliban there for every violation of the Establishment Clause of the US Constitution they commit. An uphill battle considering the sorry state of the right-wingers in the US Supreme Court.
The most important thing any sitting President can do is to appoint Supreme Court Justices, and this court was stacked by two Bushes and a Reagan.
Still, ultimately, the Constitution will win out (I believe), and the Atheists, Humanists and Freethinkers in the Military are well on their way to fixing the stacked deck they have to work against…
But it won't be easy.
It galls me that they'd arrest a decorated war veteran for staying true to his oath to defend the Constitution, …to me it's nothing less than treason.
Greetings from Australia, whatever happened to free speech in the US? do the religionists now have the ok to ignore the Constitution?
Really good news, John and his daughter are fine, and back at home with their scratches and bruises. Now, there's still a fight coming up, stay tuned.
Privilege never gives up willingly. If one wants justice, one has to fight for it and the winner depends on who is stronger, more determined, more motivated, more persistent. Loss of the battle for justice means we just have to fight harder, louder, meaner and even take on Saul-Alinsky-like.
It's good thing some of us start to make a stand for what's right, and more so, for what's constitutional. The very institutions designed by our constitution are robbing us of our religious freedom. Hope the media follow up that story...eh, wishful thinking.
Keep up the good work Keiffer."
Well said Gareth!
It's good thing some of us start to make a stand for what's right, and more so, for what's constitutional. The very institutions designed by our constitution are robbing us of our religious freedom. Hope the media follow up that story...eh, wishful thinking.
Keep up the good work Keiffer.
More info from Justin Griffith's Blog comment section -
John and his daughter were involved in a car accident last night in Florence, SC on the way to Ft. Bragg. He dodged someone going ridiculously slow on the highway and lost control, narrowly missing an 18-wheeler.
They are a little banged up, but they're stitched up and otherwise okay, all things considered. However, they will not be there today.
Assistant Cat-herder for the Tallahassee Atheists
If it's related to this story, post it here I'll include it in the blog. If it's unrelated, post a blog of your own. I'd love to see it! Genie Scott's awesome.
Still nothing in a Google news search about the accident. I hope they're going to be alright! Sending big hugs! The really sad part about this is that, given what I've seen of christian behavior in an instance like this, I'm pretty sure the religious people in this situation are sitting back and laughing because they think it's a sign that they're right and god smote him...smotted..smited ...whatever
Terrible news! I Googled key words, but no information.
Will you be posting your Rock Beyond Reason reports on this site?
I have a TV interview of Eugenie Scott that I want to share with Atheist Nexus. Should I post it here or on my own site?
I'm just back from the Rock Beyond Reason.
On the way to Ft. Bragg, John Kieffer and his daughter were in a serious car wreck on the highway, the car rolled. They survived, but are injured and in a hospital in Florida. More info as I get it.
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