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From Alfred Hitchcock's 'Blackmail' to Mae West's 'Klondyke Annie' to James Cagney in 'The Fighting 69th' – and amazing slideshow of newspaper reports, documenting films that were at one time banned in Australia.
Researched by @dialmformovies.
Sources: SMH, The Argus, Western Australia newspapers , Adelaide newspapers, Cairnes newspapers.
List of films mentioned in above articles
'Blackmail' (1929)
'Compromising Daphne' (1930)
'Klondyke Annie' (1936)
'Twilight Sleep' (1915)
'The Fighting 69th' (1940)
'Brighton Rock' (1947)
'The Five-Year Plan'
'Susan and God' (1940)
'The King and The Chorus Girl' (1937)
'Young Woodley' (1930)
'Ten Days The Shook the World' (1928)

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The UK (Scotland leading), Spain, Greece and France are the main producing Member States. These four represent together already 68% of the EU's total production. Romania, Ireland, Germany and Italy count for another 22%, which leaves a small 10% for all the remaining Member States.
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Over the last years, exports of live animals and meat increased. Live animals go mainly to the Middle East and North Africa. Exports of meat and meat products go to all destinations and in greater extent to the Far East.


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== Installation ==
== Installation ==
You need version 0.4.0 or greater of ''fedora-packager'' to use this script.
You need version 0.4.0 or greater of ''fedora-packager'' to use this script. can install fedora-easy-karma using: yum --enablerepo=updates-testing install fedora-easy-karma
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HAMDEN, Conn., April 9 (UPI) -- More than half New Jersey voters believe the internal review that cleared Gov. Chris Christie in "Bridgegate" was a "whitewash," a poll released Wednesday said.
The survey by the Polling Institute at Quinnipiac University in Connecticut found that 96 percent of respondents said they had heard something about the scandal.
More than half, 56 percent, agreed that it is a "whitewash" and only 36 percent said it is a legitimate investigation.
But the poll also found voters divided on the investigation led by Democratic state legislators with 46 percent saying it is legitimate and the same agreeing it is a "political witch hunt."
Voters are also split on whether Christie is a bully with 48 percent coming down on either side.
Christie, considered a top contender for the Republican presidential nomination in 2016, won re-election last year with more than 60 percent of the vote, beating a little-known Democrat by 22 percentage points. But his reputation has been tarnished by the revelation that a top aide apparently participated in an act of political payback -- lane closings on approaches to the George Washington Bridge that caused four days of traffic jams in Fort Lee, N.J., in September 2013.
More than half, 57 percent of respondents, said they believe Hoboken Mayor Dawn Zimmer, who says the Christie administration threatened to withhold aid after the town was battered by Hurricane Sandy unless she backed a development project favored by the governor. Four out of five people who believe Zimmer say the governor knew about the pressure and 68 percent say he ordered it.
The poll also found respondents do not believe Christie would be a good president by a 57-35 margin. Approval of Christie's job performance has also dipped, although 49 percent still say he is going a good job while 44 percent disagree.
"Voters don't think he'd be a good president and they don't want him to run," Maurice Carroll, the poll's assistant director, said. "They're uncertain about his honesty and a lot still think he's a bully -- but they give him high marks on leadership."
Quinnipiac surveyed 1,356 New Jersey voters between April 2 and April 7. The margin of error is 2.7 points.


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Helena Bonham Carter and husband Tim Burton spend time together at the Winter Wonderland Launch at Hyde Park on Thursday (November 21) in London, England.
The 47-year-old actress and the 55-year-old actor were joined by their two kids Nell and Billy Ray while enjoying hot dogs and a few rides.
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The Wisconsin Republican Party backed six "fake democrat" candidates in yesterday's primary election: Gladys Huber, Isaac Weix, Gary Ellerman, Tamra Lyn Varebrook, James Engel and James Buckley. None won, but, with the exception of Gladys Huber in the governor's race, they each received a significant number of votes: their percentages ranged from 26-36%. Perhaps most disturbingly, Isaac Weix received 26% of the vote for Lieutenant Governor – that's 197,052 apparently Republican votes in a statewide Democratic primary! Almost as notable was Jim Buckley's taking 36% of the vote against Donna Seidel in State Senate District 29; Buckley is the guy from outside the district who seriously insisted that he was running to prevent Donna Seidel and George Soros from forming a Nazi-Communist world government (really, I'm not exaggerating).
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I haven't heard anything more from him, but if I do, I'll update this post. As it stands, it's hard to resist inferring that the paper's departure from its usual practice was the result of political influence. But… resist… I… must…!


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After a rousing few runs, and just as we were getting the hang of riding the T-bar, the sun was setting and it was time to grill. The post-ride hangout is the same everywhere – everyone was dirty and tired, but still basking in the glow of some great riding while recapping their greatest runs (although there was definitely more French spoken than at our usual trailhead). After some tasty grilled hot dogs and chips, it was off to bed after a long day.
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Running the CNC machine was a less skill-intensive task (since most of the work is done in the computer beforehand), but it was neat to see the before and after results. Into the machine would go a basic metal shape, and moments later out would come an intricately carved and shaped bicycle frame component.
Once Kaden had seen every step in the design and build process, he wanted to check out the finished product, of course. Overlooking the Devinci factory floor was the storage area with all of their new 2013 bike models, including the sweet new ride that Kaden had won – a Devinci Atlas RC 29er mountain bike. With 110mm of Devinci's patented Split-Pivot suspension and a 29″ wheel platform, Kaden's new Atlas is perfect for ripping the trails back on his home trails in Michigan.
And we did mention that the folks at Devinci love to ride, right? After our factory tour was over, we literally headed out the back door to hit the trails that Devinci bikes were born to shred. Just a few minutes ride from the factory was a great local trail network – full of twisty singletrack, rocks, roots and bridges. If there was ever a spot to test out a mountain bike, this was it – since their bikes are designed to stand up to these trails, the guys at Devinci know that their bikes can take whatever abuse you throw their way (and which is why their bikes are guaranteed for life).
Speaking on behalf of our contest winner, Kaden, we had a blast visiting Devinci's factory and hometown – whether riding or welding, everyone at Devinci was friendly and fun to hang out with. When you ride a Devinci bike, you can know that not only are you getting a machine that was designed and built by experienced craftsman, but also by folks that are passionate about their brand and love to ride as much as you do. It's an old adage, but at Devinci they really do work hard and play hard, and it shows in their bikes.
Our thanks go out to Devinci for this amazing opportunity – you can find more photos from the trip on the Performance Bike Facebook page and you can find your own Devinci bike on PerformanceBike.com.


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SIP Message Structure
All SIP messages are either requests from a server or client or responses to a request. The messages are formatted according to RFC 822, "Standard for the format of ARPA internet text messages." For all messages, the general format is:
- A start line
- One or more header fields
- An empty line
- A message body (optional)
Each line must end with a carriage return-line feed (CRLF).
SIP uses six types (methods) of requests:
- INVITE-Indicates that a user or service is being invited to participate in a call session
- ACK-Confirms that the client has received a final response to an INVITE request
- BYE-Terminates a call and can be sent by the calling or called party
- CANCEL-Cancels any pending searches but does not terminate a call that has already been accepted
- OPTIONS-Queries the capabilities of servers
- REGISTER-Registers the address listed in the To header field with a SIP server
The following types of responses are used by SIP and generated by the Cisco SIP proxy server:
- SIP 1xx-Informational responses
- SIP 2xx-Successful responses
- SIP 3xx-Redirection responses
- SIP 4xx-Client failure responses
- SIP 5xx-Server failure responses
- SIP 6xx-Global failure responses
Registration Process
A registration occurs when a client needs to inform a proxy or redirect server of its location. During this process, the client sends a REGISTER request to the proxy or redirect server and includes the address (or addresses) at which it can be reached.
Invitation Process
An invitation occurs when one SIP endpoint (user A) "invites" another SIP endpoint (user B) to join in a call. During this process, user A sends an INVITE message requesting that user B join a particular conference or establish a two-party conversation. If user B wants to join the call, it sends an affirmative response (SIP 2xx). Otherwise, it sends a failure response (SIP 4xx). Upon receiving the response, user A acknowledges the response with an ACK message. If user A no longer wants to establish this conference, it sends a BYE message instead of an ACK message.
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Wynton Marsalis, JLCO ensemble in the groove at anniversary show
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When it comes to jazz, many music fans include Wynton Marsalis in the list of the genre's top talents. At a Hill Auditorium show Thursday night marking the 25th anniversary of the Jazz at Lincoln Center Orchestra, it was easy to hear why.
Trumpeter Marsalis - the JLCO's acclaimed composer, educator and artistic director - brought the 15-member big band to town courtesy of the University Musical Society. The program drew from various musical styles and included older compositions as well as those that were, according to Marsalis, "right off the page." Some may have been chosen for their difficulty, and it seemd like the group made a conscious effort to steer away from some of the more obvious repertoire, delving instead into some lesser-known gems.
Because of his name and the prestige of JLCO, Marsalis has always been able to attract some of the genre's top players. Not one to steal the limelight, Marsalis always makes sure there's plenty of opportunity for those players to shine, not only in frequent solos, but in writing/arranging as well, and so it was Thursday night. Here are a few of the 90-plus-minute show's highlights:
• Gerry Mulligan's "Swing House," with solos for great drummer (and native Detroiter) Ali Jackson, trombonist Elliot Mason and alto sax star Sherman Irby. The tune was impeccably played, and the crowd loved it.
• Speaking of Irby, his arrangement of 1920s hit "Yes Sir, That's My Baby," the only vocal number on the program, showed that trombone player Vincent Gardner is just as talented a singer as he is an instrumentalist.
• Ted Nash. Seriously, is there anything musical this guy can't do? On Chick Corea's "Windows" - which he also arranged - he showed his versatility and virtuosity on clarinet and sax. When Marsalis said "We have so much ability up here writing and playing I don't know where to turn sometimes," he wasn't just blowing smoke.
• The poignant "Lonesome Boulevard, another Mulligan tune, arranged by and featuring Paul Nedzela on baritone saxophone. Masterfully played.
• Any time pianist Dan Nimmer, bassist Carlos Henriquez and drummer Jackson played, solo or as a threesome. They sound terrific together.
• Trombonist Gardner's arrangement of Kenny Dorham's lively "Stage West" that closed the show prior to the encore, was chock full of superb solos, particularly from saxman Victor Goines, drummer Jackson, Gardner and Marsalis himself. This was as close to musical perfection as one could get. Each solo brought a well-deserved round of applause from the audience.
• I wasn't able to identify the two selections played as an encore, but they were standouts, as were soloists Walter Blanding (sax) and young Alphonso Horne (trumpet), a rising star if there ever was one.
Since one of Marsalis' missions is to educate, it was nice to see so many younger people in the audience, some of them wearing jackets that proclaimed their affiliation with various student jazz bands. One of them, Western Michigan University trombone student Mike Klepp, was determined to meet Marsalis, and took off for the stage door before the encore even began so he could be first in line.
"He's a big inspiration and why I'm a music student now," Klepp explained. "I'm bound and determined to meet Wynton - that's part of the fun." And the performance? "It was the best show I've ever seen," Klepp said.
Judging from the standing ovations, there are few who there that would disagree.
Note: A special event Saturday will mark the 100th anniversary of Hill Auditorium.
Courtney Sacco | AnnArbor.com
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I wonder why there are zero women in a 15 piece orchestra?
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Fri, Feb 1, 2013 : 1:56 p.m.
Good show. I always get the impression that Wynton rules the band with a rather iron fist, sometimes. And that newer band members may not know when he is kidding vs dead serious. And if you get on his bad side, may be you will not be introduced during the show, etc. Shows have taken a different form these past two years, and with the show three years ago having been cancelled due to weather. In the past we were treated to two sets. One typically featuring a particular mix of more traditional tunes, and the other being more free flowing. And now we get one. I recall that last year's encore was very brief, so this was more of a treat. Though I think I liked the two set format better, and getting more music. What happened to Joe Temperley? The new guy did fine, but I missed Joe's familiar face and playing.


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Thanks peach! You can read all about it at thebaserace.blogspot.com!
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DUE WEST, S.C. - The Cobra men's basketball team picked up their third Conference Carolinas victory in a row on Thursday night with a 68-57 win over Erskine College. Coker (8-9, 5-6 Conf. Carolinas) had four players score in double figures leading them to victory, while Erskine's (6-11, 3-8 Conf. Carolinas) Brandon Wright scored a game high 24 points.
Coker started the game with a dominating first half performance, out scoring the Flying Fleet 37-16, but Erskine returned with a vengeance in the second half, out scoring the Cobras 41-31. Unfortunately for Erskine it was a case of too like too late, as even with a much better second half, the Cobras still came out on top.
Vatrick Thompson (Columbia, S.C.) had a team high 18 points for Coker, while Mason Ambler (Atlanta, Ga.) had 13 points and seven rebounds. Thomas Wright (Sydney, Australia) and Liam Kyle (Cleveland, Ohio) also scored in double figures, with Wright netting 12 points and Kyle putting in 10 points. Wright also pulled down five rebounds in the game.
Erskine's Wright scored his game high 24 points with the help of 18 points from beyond the arc, while Jay Boulware added 16 points to the Fleet's efforts.
Coker returns to action on Saturday, when they host Belmont Abbey College at 4:00 p.m. at Timberlake-Lawton Gymnasium.


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Chugiak grad makes TV debut
Chugiak-Eagle River Star
On Monday night, the world got to hear what folks in Chugiak have known for a long, long time.
Mike Christensen can really sing.
Christensen, a 2004 Chugiak High graduate, made his national television debut at 8 p.m. Monday night on NBC's "The Sing Off," an elimination-style reality show featuring some of the nation's top vocal ensembles.
His mom couldn't be more proud.
"We are really excited about it," said Shauna Christensen, who said before the show that she's was encouraging all of Eagle River to tune in. "I've been spreading the word."
Michael is currently a senior at Brigham Young University, where last year he was invited to join Vocal Point, a 9-man a capella singing group that has earned national recognition for its up-tempo harmonies. In April, the group earned second place at the International Championship of Collegiate A Capella at Lincoln Center in New York City.
That performance caught the eye of NBC talent scouts, who invited Vocal Point to be one of 16 groups to compete in the upcoming Season 3 of the show.
"They actually came to us," Christensen, 25, said from Provo, Utah last week.
Although groups are voted off the show each week, Christensen isn't allowed to say where Vocal Point finished in the standings. But he did let slip that the group definitely spent more one week taping shows in Los Angeles.
"It got pretty busy, especially as the weeks went on," he said.
Christensen said group members spent up to 15 hours a day rehearsing for the weekly tapings, which also include a group number featuring all the groups on the show.
"It was a lot busier than I thought it would be," he said.
For someone who grew up performing, though, the long days were pure harmony.
"It was a blast," he said.
The show is guaranteed to get big ratings just among the Christensen family, which includes Shauna, husband Val, and their eight kids.
"Michael is number five," Shauna said.
Shauna said most of her children are musically inclined, but Mike's passion for singing has always been evident.
"He was singing before he could talk," Shauna said.
As he grew up, "Mikey" continued to sing, eventually landing at Chugiak High, where as a senior he was one of the lead soloists for the school's prestigious swing choir.
For his high school graduation, he didn't ask for a car or a trip to Europe. Instead, he begged Shauna and Val for money to get into a recording studio.
"That's all he wanted as a gift," she said.
Ron Lange, who still teaches choir at Chugiak, said he wasn't surprised a bit when he found out Mike was going to be featured on television.
"Not a bit," Lange said from the Chugiak choir room last week. "He was quite the musician when he was here."
Last week, Lange said he and most of his choir students planned to tune in for Christensen's debut.
"We put it down on the calendar," Lange said. "It's on the board."
Now back in Provo with his wife, Amanda, Michael Christensen credited his time in the Chugiak swing choir with helping him pefect not only his singing, but his stage presence as well.
""It was learning how to not just sing wll but put a smile on your face and perform," he said.
Christensen, who is finishing up his degree in property management this spring, said he probably won't make a career out of music. But getting to be on a hit television show definitely ranks up there among his all-time favorite moments.
"It was very busy but very fun," he said. "Definitely something that was fun to live once."
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LITTLE ROCK —The Democratic candidates for governor traded jabs Friday, with former Lt. Gov. Bill Halter criticizing ex-Congressman Mike Ross' opposition to federal health care reform and Ross accusing Halter of making college scholarship promises he can't keep.
The two spoke separately to more than 150 business people and elected officials at the Delta Grassroots Caucus Conference held at the Clinton Presidential Center. The primary election is a year away.
The state's two U.S. Senators, Democrat Mark Pryor and Republican John Boozman, also addressed the crowd.
Halter said during his speech that if Ross, as well as two Republicans seeking their party's nomination — Asa Hutchinson and Curtis Coleman — had their way the state would not have been able to expand health insurance to more than 250,000 low-income workers.
The Legislature this year enacted legislation enabling a so-called private option to expanding the federal Medicaid program — using Medicaid funds to subsidize private health insurance coverage to Arkansas' working poor.
"The three other candidates for governor, that I am aware of, if they had had their way we wouldn't have had this option at all," Halter said.
He said he is the only candidate who supported health care reform from the beginning. Halter told reporters later that Ross, Hutchinson and Coleman opposed the Affordable Care Act when it was proposed by President Obama in 2009 and approved by Congress in 2010.
He also said Ross, who was in Congress at the time, voted against the proposal, and voted later to repeal it.
"These things follow in sequence," he said. "If you did not have a health care bill provided you wouldn't have had a private option," Halter said.
Ross told reporters after his speech he said maintained that the Affordable Care Act had "some good parts and some bad parts," and noted that even Beebe has said that if he had been in Congress in 2010 he would have voted against it.
"We wouldn't have the private option today without (Beebe's) leadership," Ross said. "I support the private option just as Gov. Beebe did."
During his speech to the Delta Grassroots Caucus, Ross questioned how Halter could afford his proposal to provide college scholarships to all high school graduates with a 2.5 grade point average or higher.
"I'm not going to make any promises I can't deliver," he said.
Ross expanded on his comments with reporters later.
"Money doesn't grow on trees and this isn't Washington. We can't print money, and we can't spend more than we take in," Ross said, noting that the Legislature recently cut taxes by $140 million over the next three years.
"By (Halter's) terms, it's going to take $50 million to $75 million in new money, and he says he's not going to cut teacher pay and he's not going to raise taxes, so you all are talking to the wrong guy, he's the one that needs to show you all the math," Ross said.
Halter told the Delta advocates Friday his plan, patterned after the "Arkansas Promise" in El Dorado, would be funded with lottery revenue, $20 million a year the state now contributes to the Academic Challenge Scholarship program from general revenue, federal grants, like the Pell Grant, philanthropic contributions and an additional $50 million to $75 million a year in state general revenue.
Halter told reporters later he believes his scholarship plan can be funded without having to raise taxes or cut services.
"There are initiatives that are taken in every legislative session," he said, adding the state has a nearly $5 billion budget and revenue growth is forecast over the new few years, at least.
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Nobody click that link (duh). Sucks, Bill, but it happens to the best of us.


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Some iPhone users are feeling less satisfied with their devices. Android customers, meanwhile, are over their moon for their smartphones.
In a poll by an outfit called On Device Research of nearly 94,000 U.S. mobile users, the iPhone 5 actually ranked fifth in customer satisfaction behind four different Android models.
The On Device survey did not seek explanations. And Apple still received the highest overall satisfaction rating of any single smartphone maker. Nevertheless, Apple looks to have lost its edge in a market the company basically created.
Perhaps more important: all of the top smartphone models surveyed were 4G capable. And wireless companies offering 4G service received higher customer satisfaction ratings than those that didn't.
Of course, there are relatively few 4G customers. Though 4G-connected phones generated 19 times more traffic on average than older phones in 2012, 4G represented less than one percent of all mobile connections. How fast that grows will likely depend on the cost of bigger data plans. 4G speeds make it even easier to blow past a monthly data limit.
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I spoke with Bob Ballou, assistant to the director of the Rhode Island Department of Environmental Management, and Rick Bellavance, president of the RI Party & Charter Boat Association about the December 14, 2012 Atlantic Slates Marine Fisheries Commission's (ASMFC) deliberations and votes on Amendment 2 concerning the management of Atlantic Menhaden coastwide. Ballou and Bellavance along with Bill McElroy, treasure of the RI Lobstermen's Association, represented Rhode Island at the ASMFC meeting.
Captain Bellavance said, "The Rhode Island delegation has one vote… so the three of us deliberate, come to a consensus and then cast our vote." Bellavance continued, "There were diverse opinions and proposals on the issue… industry processors of Atlantic Menhaden (primarily Omega Protein that catch 80% of all Atlantic Menhaden) were advocating for a 10% reduction and on the other extreme some environmental groups were advocating for a 50% reduction. We came to a consensus at 20% and ultimately cast our vote in favor of this reduction percentage." Throughout the course of the meeting many voters were taken, some Bellavance said to facilitate discussion on the issue to ensure all points of view at the table were heard.
Many in the recreational fishing community in Rhode Island were disappointed at the 20% reduction approved by the ASMFC. The Rhode Island Saltwater Anglers Association (RISAA) was advocating for a 30% reduction and Don Smith an ASMFC Atlantic Menhaden panel member and RISAA member said, "At the Baltimore meeting, we were advocating for a 25% reduction and could not understand why the Rhode Island delegation was settling for less."
Robert Ballou of DEM took the time last week to outline in detail what happened at the ASMFC meeting and its impact on the Rhode Island Atlantic Menhaden fishery. Here is what he had to say.
"The meeting was noteworthy for a number of reasons:
1. It resulted in the adoption of a first-ever coastwide quota (total allowable catch, or TAC) for menhaden, reflecting the ASMFC's commitment to end overfishing and achieve long-term protection and sustainability for this ecologically important species, and the people who depend on it.
2. It resulted in a new coastwide quota set at 80% of the average coastwide landings of menhaden over the three-year period 2008-2011 - i.e., 80% of 470 million pounds = 376 million pounds.
3. It resulted in a state-based allocation program, which allocates the new coastwide quota according to the average percentage of each state's landings over the three-year period 2008-2011.
a. Virginia will be allocated 85.3% of the coastwide quota (317 million pounds)
b. NJ will receive 11.2% of the coastwide quota (42 million pounds)
c. The other 13 states will receive shares ranging from 0% (NH, SC, and GA) to 1.37% (MD)
d. RI will receive 0.02% (about 75,000 pounds)
4. It involved a multi-faceted management program proposal, and an unprecedented level of public involvement:
a. In September, the ASMFC approved for public comment a 143-page Draft Amendment, which addressed a range of issues, including new biological reference points, stock rebuilding and fishing mortality reduction schedules, the establishment of a TAC, the process for allocating the TAC, reporting requirements, and various other provisions
b. The Draft Amendment was subject to 13 public hearings in 10 states, including one in RI; over 500 people attended the hearings;
c. The Board received a total of 128,333 written comments on the Draft Amendment
d. Several hundred people attended last Friday's Board meeting in Baltimore
5. At the day-long Board meeting, the Board decided upon the various issues via a series of 40 separate votes.
6. The upshots of the ASMFC's final approval of Amendment 2 to the ASMFC's Interstate Fishery Management Plan for Menhaden, as it relates to Rhode Island's interests, are:
a. Menhaden migrate in and out of RI waters on a regular basis, and are an important component of the RI marine ecosystem. The adoption of new coastwide measures aimed at increasing protection of menhaden, with particular recognition of the important role they play as forage fish, is consistent with RI's long-standing interests vis-à-vis sound conservation of marine fishery resources.
b. RI's landings over the past ten years have generally ranged from about 5,000 pounds to about 100,000 pounds. In 2008 -- a banner year, and an anomaly - 269,000 pounds were landed. RI's average annual landings over the past three years have been about 87,000 pounds. The vast majority of RI's landings are taken by a handful of fish trap operators operating in RI waters in the lower Bay and along the southern coast.
c. RI has had a very progressive state-waters menhaden protection program in place for a number of years. The program, which primarily guards against localized depletion, involves a number of components, the most significant being that mobile gear (namely, purse-seine) operations in the Bay are only allowed to target menhaden when they occur in the Bay in relatively large numbers, exceeding a 2 million pound biomass threshold, or floor. This RI program is not affected by the new ASMFC action, and is slated to remain in place in 2013 and thereafter. {Note: In recent years, there has been just a single purse-seine vessel that has fished for menhaden in Narragansett Bay, with all landings taking place in Fall River, MA.}
d. RI will need to adopt new state regulations for 2013 to manage its new 75,000 pound state allocation. While this will likely involve the imposition of constraints on the fish trap operators, the constraints will likely be modest, since the State's allocation is only slightly less than average annual landings over the past few years. Moreover, the adoption by ASMFC of a 6,000 pound menhaden bycatch allowance for non-directed fisheries, not to be counted against the state quotas, will provide considerable flexibility to the fish-trap operators, and will help to minimize discard mortality.
e. The ASMFC's new menhaden plan includes an "episodic event set aside" totaling 1% of the new coastwide quota (i.e., about 3.76 million pounds), which is available to nine states, including RI, that have relatively low allocations (less than 2% of bait landings, averaged over the past three years). While it remains to be seen how this set-aside will be managed, it is evident that RI will be able to tap into it, to some degree, if/when large numbers of menhaden show up in RI waters."
Here is a link to the ASMFC website that summaries meeting deliberations: www.asmfc.org/press_releases/meetingWkSummaries/2012/dec14_2012AtlMenhadenBoardPR_Motions.pdf .
Striped bass meeting
A meeting of the Striped Bass Advisory Panel of the Rhode Island Marine Fisheries Council will be held Tuesday, January 08, 6:00 p.m. at the URI, Graduate School of Oceanography, Coastal Institute Building, Large Conference Room, South Ferry Road, Narragansett, Rhode Island. Agenda items include a striped bass stock status, the 2012 RI fishery, a review of ASMFC Addendum III to Amendment 6 for the management plan as well as fish trap and commercial seasons and quota allocations. At this meeting, members of the Advisory Panel can submit new proposals for the 2013 fishing season. For more information, please contact Nicole Travisono at (401) 423-1940.
Cod fishing is good. Angler Frank Gionfrido recently fished for cod on the Lady Kay out of Snug Harbor (www.ladykcharters.com). Gionfrido said, "In no time at all we arrived on the fishing grounds south of Block Island… We caught cod non-stop for the next three hours with an occasional Sea Bass (all released) and dog fish. Daphine was high hooked with a 21 pounder followed by Capt. Steve with a 14 pounder and my biggest was 11. All tallied we kept 29 cod (and) released four shorts…". At press time the Francis Fleet and Seven B's party boats have not been able to get out due to high winds and rough seas. Visit them at www.francesfleet.com and www.sevenbs.com for information, schedules and reports.
Captain Dave Monti has been fishing and shell fishing on Narragansett Bay for over 40 years. He holds a captain's master license, a charter fishing license, and is a member of the Rhode Island Marine Fisheries Council and the Rhode Island Saltwater Anglers Association board member. Visit Captain Dave's No Fluke website at www.noflukefishing.com, his blog at www.noflukefishing.blogspot.com or e-mail him at email@example.com.


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Date: June 18, 2009
Description: The Rawlins National Bank
Counterfeit Cashier's Checks of The Rawlins National Bank, Rawlins, Wyo.
To: Chief Executive Officers of All National Banks; All State Banking Authorities; Chairman, Board of Governors of the Federal Reserve System; Chairman, Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation; Director, Office of Thrift Supervision; Conference of State Bank Supervisors; Deputy Comptrollers (districts); Assistant Deputy Comptrollers; District Counsel; and All Examining Personnel
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The counterfeit checks strongly resemble the bank's authentic items, but may be blue in color and do not contain the branch telephone numbers in the upper left corner of the checks. Items presented to date have been made payable in varying large dollar amounts from $47,000 to $843,125, and remitter names used include: Capital Trust Financial Corp., Auto Trade Company LTD, Equipment Company LTD, and Darlinton Aviation Inc.
Due to possible variations between the appearance of the bank's authentic items and the counterfeit items associated with the scam, officials of The Rawlins National Bank suggest they be contacted to verify authenticity of the bank's cashier's checks if received by an unknown entity.
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Not a very good movie even if the acting was good, couldn't save it!
OMG....Frances McDormand really outdid herself on this one!! LOVE this actor!! Couldn't have chosen a better star for the part! No wonder there were so many awards handed out for this movie....totally deserved. Don't miss this one!
We thought the acting was good but the movie as a whole, not so much. Wish we'd of seen something else. Seemed like ieveryone who played in the movie were required to use the F bomb
The worst movie i have ever seen!
Should have walked out with the first g.d. word.
Movie was advertised as comedy,drama & l am still searching for some humor. Disliked the vulgar language
Fantastic,I feel numb!
Great movie, the ending leaves you guessing, but that's because it's based on a true story and an unresolved murder. Frances McDermott is spectacular.
Interesting movie for about the first half. Then falls apart at the end with a meaningless ending. I walked out feeling cheated and wishing I had not come. Like "Moonlight" from last year, I don't get what the fuss is about.
See Darkest Hour instead. Or the Post.
Absolutely stellar!!! Frances McDormand is a powerhouse and Sam Rockwell's performance is outstanding!!! Loved the realism, themes, and dialogue...the wit and humour that punched through the drama. I smell a few more Oscars...
Best movie of 2017
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The opposition has called on the federal government to send a Customs vessel to the Southern Ocean to monitor the annual whale hunt.
Environment spokesman Greg Hunt on Monday wrote to Prime Minister Julia Gillard saying it was vital an Australian vessel be present in case of any clashes between Japanese whalers and the anti-hunt group Sea Shepherd.
"There is a real risk of conflict or collision causing injury, death or a major environmental spill in the event of a sinking," Mr Hunt said.
"I therefore call on you to dispatch the Customs vessel immediately before it becomes to late."
Mr Hunt says the stakes are high given Sea Shepard's "zero tolerance" campaign to prevent the death of any whale. He previously wrote to Ms Gillard about the issue on December 11.
Last week, Australia warned Japanese whaling vessels it won't tolerate protesters being threatened.
In a joint statement on Friday the Australian, US, New Zealand and Netherlands governments urged responsible behaviour from whalers and protesters and condemned "any actions that imperil human life at sea".
The call came after a US appeals court issued an injunction ordering Sea Shepherd and its head Paul Watson not to physically attack or endanger the whaling ships.
The protest ship must remain at least 450 metres from them at all times, the court ruled.
The order was sought by the Institute of Cetacean Research (ICR), which undertakes the Japanese government's whaling programme through a loophole in International Whaling Commission rules that allows whales to be killed for research.
The two sides have previously clashed, with protesters throwing glass bottles containing paint or butyric acid at the whaling ships, and the whalers responding with water cannons.
A resolution passed by the International Maritime Organisation in 2010 compels whaling vessels to ensure the safety of protesters during demonstrations, rallies or confrontations on the high seas.
Australia remains resolutely opposed to commercial whaling, including so-called "scientific" whaling, and has expressed concern about hunting activities in the Southern Ocean Whale Sanctuary.


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Vanessa Hudgens: DVF Loves Roxy Launch Event!
Vanessa Hudgens hits the red carpet at the DVF Loves Roxy Launch Event on Wednesday (March 6) at the Roxy store in New York City.
The 24-year-old actress chatted with JustJared.com about her fashion choices at the event.
"I'm so all over the place with my fashion. Some days I'll wanna dress like super chic and minimal, and other days I'll wanna layer as many necklaces as I can," Vanessa said. "For the carpet Jenny Packham is always amazing. Naeem Khan I've been wearing a bunch of his dresses. There's just so many amazing designers in the world!"
FYI: Vanessa is wearing DVF jacket and shoes, a Lips Mini clutch, and Palladium rings.
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WKU Spirit Magazine Research Spotlight
Community Farmers Market
The Community Farmers Market (CFM) in Bowling Green was created to provide opportunities for farmers and potential farmers making locally grown and/or produced food available to underserved consumers. The CFM is only 3 years old and is very successful. Unfortunately because of that success they are turning away vendors who want to be part of the this market."
Curiosity about the local food movement sparked an interest in faculty member Molly Kerby to teach about food and the desire to write a book about farmers markets and vendors. An interest in vendors with unique products and/or foods that are distinct to an area motivated Kerby to travel across the United States and learn about different farmers markets.
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Art Sends a Message of Peace
Guernica was Picasso's most controversial piece, created to show the devastation war caused in Guernica during the Spanish Civil War. It has remained one of Picasso's most recognized pieces and inspired the Kid's Guernica Peace Project. WKU junior, Megan McDonald wanted to make Kentucky a registered participating state in the Kid's Guernica Peace Project. The project was for youth to create a peace mural modeled after Picasso's Guernica. The mural is a moveable canvas representing the removal of separation between nations, races, religions, cultures and people. Read more about the project.
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The Art of Performance
During REACH Week in the spring of 2012 Lisa Draskovich-Long, visiting assistant professor of dance and her students performed a Dance Installation during the banquet reception held at the Center for Research and Development (CRD). A Dance Installation is meant for the audience to be at the center of a work of art, an active component of the piece, namely through the use of performance to make the spectator aware of the artist's actions. The objective is true research and the audience becomes an integrated part of the experience.Read more about dance installations and Lisa Long.
WKU Empowering Student Enterprise
Student Learning Expands Beyond the Classroom
Starting a business is not for everyone, but for those that want to start their own business the Student Business Accelerator is a place to explore that option. Space has been made available to students in the Small Business Accelerator but will eventually move to dedicated space once renovation is completed. Currently student entrepreneurs have access to 1,200 square feet of space within the Small Business Accelerator 24/7. The students also have access to the shared facilities and can use the conference room, kitchen and common space to meet their business needs. Read more about the Student Business Accelerator and the Retail Accelerator.
Kelly Autism Program
Optimism knows no boundaries
The Kelly Autism Program provides services to individuals diagnosed with Autism Spectrum Disorders as well as other disabilities. The challenge of the Kelly Autism Center is to find that special spark, that unique strength, skill or talent in each and every student and figure out how to make that gift shine. "This challenge propels us to be creative, innovative, and fully engaged with our students and families," said Marty Boman, Program Director. "We look at the world through each student's eyes and see possibilities rather than limitations."
Read more about the Kelly Autism Program.
Making Cheese at WKU
Exploring economic options for small dairy farmers.
The cheese making facility located at the WKU Farm is a pilot project to determine the profitability for small dairy farmers in the process of making cheese as an end product to consumers. This pilot project is an outlet for the research and educational products produced in the Department of Agriculture.
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It was funny to watch them creeping around yesterday morning, Kevin had an armful of oranges. I don't think they ever got to the Buddha.
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Law takes effect Jan. 1
Using a hand-held cellphone while driving soon will be illegal in Illinois.
Gov. Pat Quinn signed legislation Friday banning the use of cellphones held to the ear. Motorists will be able to use speakerphones or headsets that allow one-digit or voice-activated dialing.
The law takes effect Jan. 1.
The ban, which doesn't include emergencies, puts Illinois among 11 states and Washington, D.C., which also prohibit hand-held devices. Texting behind the wheel already is illegal in Illinois.
"We want drivers to keep their eyes on the road and their hands on the wheel," Sen. John Mulroe, a sponsor of the bill and a Chicago Democrat, said in a prepared statement. "The phone call can wait."
According to the U.S. Department of Transportation, drivers using hand-held devices are four times more likely to get in a crash involving injuries. Distracted driving caused 387,000 injuries and 3,000 fatalities in 2011, the agency said.
House sponsor Rep. John D'Amico, D-Chicago, said motorists using a phone are not giving their full attention to "the most important task they have."
Quinn also signed into law Friday a measure increasing the penalties for motorists whose accident was caused by using an electronic device. It also takes effect Jan. 1.


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FOX Business: Capitalism Lives Here
The markets climbed in volatile trading after the Fed unexpectedly said it will continue buying bonds at a pace of $85 billion per month.
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As of 3:40 p.m. ET, the Dow Jones Industrial Average rose 154 points, or 0.99%, to 15684, the S&P 500 gained 21.2 points, or 1.3%, to 1726 and the Nasdaq Composite rallied 38.3 points, or 1%, to 3784.
The much-anticipated Fed decision day is finally here.
The Federal Reserve said it will 'await more evidence' on the state of the economic recovery before it begins scaling back its $85-billion-per-month bond-buying program. Wall Street analysts broadly expected the central bank to begin tapering at this meeting. A set of projections provided along with the statement said most members of the Fed's policy-setting board expect to begin raising short-term interest rates in 2015.
Stocks immediately shot up on the news, while Treasury yields dropped sharply.
Also on the economic front, the Commerce Department said housing starts rose 0.9% in August to an annual rate of 891,000 units, widely missing expectations of 917,000 units. Housing permits fell 3.8% to an annual rate of 918,000 units, missing estimates of 950,000.
In corporate news, FedEx (NYSE:FDX) shares climbed after the shipping giant revealed a 6.5% rise in first-quarter profits. Adobe (NASDAQ:ADBE) also jumped after it reported strong subscriber growth.
U.S. crude oil prices advanced 50 cents, or 0.47%, to $105.92 a barrel. Wholesale New York Harbor gasoline rose 0.15% to $2.665 a gallon. Gold fell $9.50, or 0.73%, to $1,300 a troy ounce.
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The Euro Stoxx 50 rose 0.64% to 2909, the English FTSE 100 gained 0.14% to 6579 and the German DAX advanced 0.49% to 8639.
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Munich: Diego Contento is confident that Bayern Munich have what it takes to reach the semi-finals of the Champions League at the expense of Juventus.
The left-back realises that the Serie A champions will not be pushovers, but he is nonetheless optimistic about Bayern`s chances of seeing off the Bianconeri in the quarter-finals of the competition.
"Juventus are an excellent team with a number of great individual talents. It`s not a coincidence that they top the Serie A table," Contento was quoted as saying.
"It will be a difficult tie for us. However, I am convinced that we will emerge victorious and make it to the semi-finals."
The 22-year-old then went on to discuss his future at Bayern Munich and hinted that he could stay at the Bavarians for the remainder of his playing days.
"I can imagine staying at Bayern my entire career. I am feeling very well here and it would be silly to rule out that option. It`s not something I think about often, though, at my age," he added.
"I feel a strong bond with Bayern as I was born here. However, things can go pretty fast in football. It`s impossible to say where you will stand in five years` time."
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London 2012 Olympics: Felix Sanchez Wins 2nd Gold for Abuela, Dominican Republic
London – Dominican American Félix Sánchez won the 400-meter hurdles final with the memory of his late grandma on his mind and in his heart winning his second career gold at age 34, and the Dominican Republic's first medal of the 2012 Games.
He ran with a photo of the two of them pinned beneath his race bib, and "Abuela" — Spanish for "Grandmother" — written on his yellow spikes.
Ironically, it started raining. It just made me feel like my grandmother was crying tears of joy. She was proud of me.
And after those shoes carried him to a no-doubt-about-it victory in 47.63 seconds Monday night Sánchez pulled out that picture, placed it down on the track, knelt and tenderly kissed the image of the woman who raised him.
"I've been really emotional all week, thinking about her," Sánchez said. "All of us do it — you think about winning, you train so hard. You get to this moment and everything has to go right for you to pull it off."
Sánchez won the 400 hurdles at the 2004 Athens Olympics. Four years later in Beijing, he woke up on the morning of his preliminary heat to the news that his grandmother had died. Sánchez thought about dropping out but decided to run, and he wound up with the 22nd-fastest time of 25 finishers.
"I ran terribly. I cried the whole day. I was very emotional," he recalled. "After that Olympics, I made a promise that I was going to win a medal for her."
He separated himself from the pack down the stretch, so far ahead that he could start celebrating early, sticking out his tongue as he crossed the line and letting out a scream.
"I went out probably too hard. ... I came off the 10th hurdle and I was very tired. And for about three or four strides — about 5 meters — I was just waiting for someone to pass me. But then about 10, 15 meters to the line, I knew at that point no one was going to pass me," said Sánchez, who went to the University of Southern California. "And then it got surreal, and I was just overwhelmed with emotion."
Those feelings welled up even more strongly a short while later, when Sánchez stepped atop the podium for the medals ceremony, the raising of the Dominican Republic's flag, and the playing of the national anthem.
It began to drizzle, and Sánchez began sobbing. He covered his face with his hands and spectators offered a loud cheer of support in response.
"Ironically, it started raining. It just made me feel like my grandmother was crying tears of joy," Sánchez explained at his news conference, choking up. "She was proud of me."
Crowd favorite Dai Greene of Britain was fourth, and two-time Olympic champion Angelo Taylor was fifth, unable to match Sánchez's late burst.
"My hat goes off to him. He put it together. I know how tough it is to repeat as champion, and he's been working hard all year long," Taylor said. "He's had some struggles, but he put it together on the day that counts."
Sánchez turns 35 later this month, and he's the oldest man to win an Olympic race of 400 meters or fewer.
Tinsley, who is 28, talked about being in high school and watching Sánchez race.
"I hope I can run into my 30s as well," Tinsley said.
He was asked whether he would be a part of the 4x400 relay team for the U.S. later in the week.
"I'm not worried about that," Tinsley said, then he patted his right pocket, the one where he had stuffed his silver medal, and added: "I came for that."
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Expert guides tell of Eleanor Roosevelt's life on Campobello Island, and of her years of activism and public service, all accompanied by Eleanor's favourite blend of tea and a variety of delicious cookies. The linen-clothed tables and fine china recall the style and ambience of a bygone era. See examples of her My Day Columns. Come reflect on the simple joys of Eleanor's long and fascinating life.
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Bonsai West: Full Service Bonsai Nursery
- Location: Littleton, MA & Online
- Specialty: Bonsai nursery, retail center and gallery
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- Website: bonsaiwest.com
There is a quiet nursery near where I live - it is one of those places that you can easily drive by every day for a lifetime and never pay attention to, until one day you just pull in - and then suddenly you can't imagine that you missed something so extraordinary for so long. Bonsai West is that kind of place. I first stopped in a couple summers ago and was blown away but went back today to share its magic with you.
Turns out Bonsai West, owned by Michael Levin, is a regional (if not national) mecca for bonsai enthusiasts. Today I went back with the sole purpose of asking questions (something in my earlier awe, I was incapable of doing), taking a tour and photographing so I could show you this amazing place.
I was shown around by a woman who volunteers there - just because she loves it so much. She kindly shared with me the beautiful bonsai collection that is part of the nursery, as well as those plants that belong to the many clients (including her) who winter board their collections.
To give you a taste, there are many greenhouses (I toured 3 but there were a few more that I didn't enter), a pot shed (filled with all sorts of interesting bonsai containers), a couple of cold frames for boarding customer's cold hardy bonsai (keeping them out of the wind and giving them a little protection but not robbing them of the cold season), tropical greenhouses (for tropical bonsai) and a plant hospital. Yes, a plant hospital — they will take in your plant or bonsai, nurse it back to health and take care of it and then give it back to you. This single service alone made me giddy with excitement and loving that such a thing even exists. Plus, I have a few ailing citrus I am that I am thinking of signing up for an extended servicing at the clinic.
Bonsai West has a plant selection beyond your wildest imagination and they ship (for those of you farther afield). But if you are within driving distance of East Central Massachusetts, I advise you make a trip - it is well worth the drive.
Winter at Bonsai West is just as interesting as summer. Right now there are so many bonsai to see that are being winter boarded, but in the summer the collection moves outside and you can walk the beautiful gardens (that, as I said before, you would never know exists until you tuck inside).
I have lots of reading that I picked up — and I am thinking that I will probably share a bit more about the basics of bonsai next week (I'm a newly minted bonsai addict -- and plan to sign up for some of Bonsai West's extensive classes). More to come....
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Gregory (Tatsis) of Nyssa
His Grace Bishop-elect Grigorios (Tatsis) of Nyssa is the nominated successor to Metropolitan Nicholas of the American Carpatho-Russian Orthodox Diocese (ACROD) as a titular metropolitan of the Ecumenical Patriarchate. He was nominated in July 2012, and elevated to the episcopacy on August 30, 2012, in Constantinople.
His Grace was born in Charlotte, North Carolina, on December 7, 1958, with the baptismal name of George, the first of two children of Peter and Antonia Tatsis. He is a graduate of the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill earning a BA degree in Biology (1981) and the University of North Carolina at Charlotte earning a MS degree in Biology (1989). Working for more than 20 years in the field of cardiovascular research at Carolinas Medical Center in Charlotte, North Carolina, he authored and co-authored over 100 articles, abstracts, and book chapters.
A true son of the Church, from his early youth he served in his home parish of Holy Trinity Greek Orthodox Cathedral in Charlotte, North Carolina, in various capacities including altar server, Sunday School teacher for 13 years, and in several leadership positions including parish council president. He was also a founding member of St. Nektarios Greek Orthodox Church in Charlotte, North Carolina, where he served on the parish organizing committee, as Sunday School teacher for four years, as a member of the choir, and as its first parish council president.
After taking part in a mission trip to Alaska sponsored by the Orthodox Christian Mission Center, he felt the calling to pursue his life-long dream of studying for the holy priesthood. Leaving his secular job in early 2003, he entered Holy Cross Greek Orthodox School of Theology in Brookline, Massachusetts, in the fall of 2003 and graduated in May of 2006 with the Masters of Divinity degree.
His Grace was ordained a deacon at St. Nektarios Greek Orthodox Church in Charlotte, North Carolina, on November 4, 2006, by His Eminence Metropolitan Alexios of Atlanta. He was tonsured a monk at Agia Lavra Monastery in Kalavryta, Greece, on January 17, 2007, receiving the name Grigorios, with St. Gregory Palamas as his patron saint. He was ordained a priest at Annunciation Greek Orthodox Cathedral in Atlanta, Georgia, on January 28, 2007, also by His Eminence Metropolitan Alexios of Atlanta, and was elevated to the rank of Archimandrite on the same day. On February 1, 2007, he was appointed as the Ierokyrix (itinerant preacher) of the Metropolis of Atlanta. On September 14, 2007, he received the offikion (rank) of Confessor at the Archangel Michael Greek Orthodox Chapel in Atlanta, Georgia.
Serving in his role as Itinerant Preacher and Confessor, Archmandrite Grigorios has travelled extensively throughout the Metropolis of Atlanta, where he has led parish retreats, heard confessions, and provided spiritual direction to countless numbers of clergy and faithful. Recognizing his affinity for youth ministry and his administrative skills, he was given the responsibility of overseeing all youth programs in the Metropolis of Atlanta.
Archimandrite Grigorios also served as the parish priest of Holy Trinity Greek Orthodox Church in Raleigh, North Carolina, from December 20, 2010, until May 31, 2011. Since October of 2011, he has served as Dean of the Holy Trinity Greek Orthodox Cathedral in New Orleans, Lousiana, and as Vicar of the Western Conference of the Metropolis of Atlanta.
Gregory (Tatsis) of Nyssa
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John (Martin) of Nyssa
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Nicholas (Smisko) of Amissos
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- Archimandrite Grigorios (Tatsis) Is Nominated By Diocesan Priests As Successor To Metropolitan Nicholas
External links
- Ierokyrix of the Metropolis of Atlanta
- Fr. Grigorios Tatsis - Homily 6-19-12 (YouTube video), given at St. George's Orthodox Church (ACROD), in Taylor, Pennsylvania
- Nomination of Archimandrite Grigorios Tatsis As Successor to Metropolitan Nicholas (YouTube video), July 14, 2012
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