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My first time hosting Thanksgiving dinner for a group of friends, I found myself with a serious lack of dinnerware. Whether you're starting out or starting over, don't let a lack of dinnerware keep you from entertaining. Take a look at this roundup of affordable dinnerware sets, order the turkey and send out the invites.
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• Parchment 45 Piece Dinnerware Set w/Serving Accessories from Mikasa $249.99
• 20 Piece Blue-Banded Porcelain Dinnerware from Williams-Sonoma $285.00
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Basketball prize giveaway leaves winner disappointed | News
JACKSONVILLE, Fla. -- At many sporting events, there are advertisers and fans who participate in various contests, fans like Kassandra DeBoyd.
"It was a family night," she said, "family fun for us."
During the Jacksonville Giants championship game, DeBoyd entered a contest for the free use of an inflatable bounce house valued at $300.
"I've never won anything," said DeBoyd, "Two weeks later, we received a phone call ... saying we had won the package."
It was unexpected
"Even my daughter said 'is this a joke?'" DeBoyd said.
It wasn't and they began making plans.
"I knew where it was going to go and what we were going to do with our prize," she said.
De Boyd planned a party for her daughter and her friends. She felt that was the best use of the prize, but it didn't happen.
"I called the whole thing off completely because of it," she said.
It turned out that collecting her prize was not as easy as it seems. DeBoyd said she tried to redeem the certificate and it was rejected.
"He said 'I'm not doing it' and he walked away from me," she said.
DeBoyd said she was stunned, speechless and disappointed.
"I was mad. I'll just say that I was mad," said DeBoyd.
Pastor Nick Phoenix of Go Inflatables refused to accept the certificate. He told De Boyd he didn't get the advertising he was promised.
A spokesperson for the Giants said the opposite.
"He did receive the advertising, in fact he got more than he should have received," said the spokesperson.
DeBoyd said if there's a problem between Phoenix and the Giants, she is not part of it.
"I believe he should bring it to my house set it up and let my child and her friends enjoy it," said DeBoyd, "then come back and get it wrap it up and take it."
Phoenix said he honors these certificates all the time, but in this case, he did not feel obligated.
Phoenix said at the time he offered to do it for half the value of the certificate, $150, but DeBoyd declined.
But now he is willing to resolve this.
"I'm sorry this happened, I am not in the business of false advertising," said Phoenix, "I will donate to her a bounce house for the weekend, she needs to call me."
First for you:
-Before you enter a contest, read the terms and conditions
-Keep in mind if you have to pay to receive your free "prize," it's not a prize at all.


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By Carole | Published: October 15, 2013
Sneak peeks, aquavit, and trailers, oh my! To get in the mood for the upcoming NYC Food Film Festival, this post is packed with pre-Festival goodies. For those of you not yet acquainted with our super-short food film Oh My...


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It's history time again! And, not surprisingly, it again involves me. Or at the very least, a member of my large and illustrious clan of well-read felines. Here we see the copy-editing of my great-great-great-greeeeeeeeeat Grandpaw, Meowulf, who kept monks in line during 15th century scribble sessions. Transcribing was, as you can imagine, boring business – line after line, curlicue after curlicue, elaborate Celtic cross after elaborate Celtic cross. Monks, usually full of hand-crafted ale, were often a sleepy bunch, so Meowulf had to use every trick in teh book: playful jabs at the quill, ankle-biting, even the occasional butt in the day-dreaming face, anything to keep them on task.
Here, I do believe Meowulf had to take the extreme measure of putting his stamp of disapproval on the whole work. Four paws usually meant the whole thing had to be chucked and started over, even if it did take another decade. Not that Grandpaw was such a task master, but prol'ly becuz the Monk had passed out and started to drool on the parchment. He had high standards, my Grandpaw.
But since we talking about medieval relatives, here is another famous family member – Meowulf's second cousin on his neighbor's side – Pangur Ban, in a scene from the PBS documentary on medieval cats
and the ending, which could have been written by my very own Monkish Mrs.Whatsername, sitting as she always does, in a dark room with the white computer light in her face, and me, biting her ankle on my way out the door for a quick mole hunt:
So in peace our tasks we ply,
Pangur Ban, my cat, and I;
In our arts we find our bliss,
I have mine and he has his.
Practice every day has made
Pangur perfect in his trade;
I get wisdom day and night
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Few teams are willing to fiddle with their lineup entering the playoffs.
That makes the Ravens' willingness to blow up their offensive line amazing, and the results have justified the decision.
They took former Pro Bowler Bryant McKinnie out of exile on the bench and started him at left tackle, which moved Michael Oher from left to right tackle, and Kelechi Osemele from right tackle to left guard.
But it took McKinnie convicing his coaches after an up-and-down offseason which included weight problems and a late arrival at training camp after he supposedly slipped and injured his back at his home.
The Ravens had allowed 15 sacks in their previous five games, when McKinnie went to coach John Harbaugh prior to the regular season finale.
"I just told him how badly I wanted to play," McKinnie said, via Matt Zenitz of the Carroll County Times. "I just felt like I could help and make a difference, and he was like, 'Just show me at practice.'"
He apparently did, as their offensive line has stabilized in recent weeks, allowing four sacks in three playoff games, and paving the way for their running backs to be an actual factor in the result (which wasn't always the case in the regular season).
"It's just clicked," Osemele said of the new-look line. "I don't know what it is, but, . . . it's just a good fit.
"We really didn't even have to take many reps before we realized how dominant we could be."
McKinnie's been the key, as he kept pass-rushers Dwight Freeney and Elvis Dumervil at bay, something quarterback Joe Flacco's thankful for.
" I think it's a pretty solid group we have up there right now," Flacco said. "Bryant's fresh, playing quick and moving well. And obviously, with his stature out there, he's a big, strong guy.
"It gives us five really good talents up there and they're playing well together."
That it happened when perhaps their most talented player had to beg his way out of the doghouse makes it that much more impressive.


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Memorable night at Fenway in '08 made Rays believe
ST. PETERSBURG -- Jeff Ziegler received the early-morning call from the Rays' front office on Sept. 9, 2008 -- five years ago Monday. The gist of the message informed the team's traveling secretary to get Dan Johnson to Boston in time for him to play against the Red Sox that night.
"Ziggy" got busy making travel arrangements for Johnson, who played for Triple-A Durham. Since the Bulls were in Wilkes-Barre, Pa., the task appeared routine. Only this day brought multiple challenges. By the time the saga of that day had run its course, the face of Rays baseball would be changed forever.
ST. PETERSBURG -- Jeff Ziegler received the early-morning call from the Rays' front office on Sept. 9, 2008 -- five years ago Monday. The gist of the message informed the team's traveling secretary to get Dan Johnson to Boston in time for him to play against the Red Sox that night.
"Ziggy" got busy making travel arrangements for Johnson, who played for Triple-A Durham. Since the Bulls were in Wilkes-Barre, Pa., the task appeared routine. Only this day brought multiple challenges. By the time the saga of that day had run its course, the face of Rays baseball would be changed forever.
Ziegler could not arrange a direct flight. The best he could do was route Johnson through Philadelphia. Logistics were one thing, weather brought a bigger challenge.
"The weather was bad all over Pennsylvania, and it was sketchy in Boston," said Ziegler, who remained in contact with Johnson throughout the day. "He told me, 'You're not going to believe this, my flight's delayed.' So he gets stuck in Philly. One flight got cancelled. Then I start trying to look at options, but essentially, when it's weather, there's a hold. You can't just run to another airline and get out. When it's locked down, it's locked down.
"So basically I remember telling him that we were out of options and that we were just going to have to wait a little bit until he could take off. He ended up getting on the plane and flying out of there about two hours later."
Once Johnson's plane finally landed in Boston, he had less than an hour to get to Fenway Park before the game started. Ziegler told him to take a cab and "get here as quick as you can," knowing that the traffic would bring yet another challenge.
"I don't think there's any time, particularly around Fenway, when the traffic is not a mess right at game time on a home game," Ziegler said. "It was comical."
As per his instructions, Johnson had the driver take him to the corner of Yawkey Way and Van Ness.
"That's the closest gate to the field," Ziegler said. "They block traffic on Yawkey Way at Boylston Street, so they won't let any cars come down that street. We at least got Boston PD to let the car come down that street. And then we met him at the corner, got his gear bag and got him into the building as quick as we could."
Johnson laughed recalling the final maneuver orchestrated for his arrival.
"It was completely strange, because the clubbies jumped out and it was like they grabbed my stuff and we walked the other way," Johnson said. "Getting to the ballpark was the craziest moment of the day."
Though Johnson had arrived at the park, he had to navigate a different kind of traffic to reach the visiting clubhouse.
"You've got to walk right through the fans," Ziegler said. "If you show up at 7 o'clock you don't have any choice. There's no real option. We come right through Gate D, which is the same gate people come through when players leave their tickets. Walked in, probably got about 75 yards through the sausage stand to get to the clubhouse. He came in, got dressed real quick and got out there."
Rays manager Joe Maddon wanted to start Johnson. "We thought Danny matched up well against [Daisuke] Matsuzaka."
But Johnson had not reached the clubhouse prior to Maddon's 6:45 p.m. deadline, so even though Johnson was in uniform before the game, he did not start.
"Once he got in the building, we just said, 'Be ready for the latter part of the game, I won't be afraid to pinch-hit with you,'" Maddon said
Circumstances for this particular game were dire for the Rays, who had occupied first place in the American League East since July 18. The Red Sox had won the first game of the three-game series at Fenway Park on Sept. 8 to creep to within a half-game of first.
"It was like a do-or-die situation for us as far as winning the division," first baseman Carlos Pena remembered.
Most figured the Rays had finally reached the end of their rope and that the Red Sox would likely win the final two games of the series to move into first place to rid themselves of pesky Tampa Bay. For the season, the Rays were 0-7 at Fenway Park heading into the Sept. 9 affair watched by a sellout crowd of 37,573.
"We really had to beat them in their own ballpark to prove it to them that we could, and also to prove it to ourselves," Maddon said.
Talk about a roller-coaster ride. The Rays carried a 3-2 lead into the bottom of the eighth and they had the pitching matchup they wanted with Dan Wheeler going against Jason Bay with a runner aboard and two outs. Bay had been 0-for-18 in his career against the veteran right-hander. This time he hit a 1-1 pitch over the Green Monster to give the Red Sox a 4-3 lead.
Making matters worse, Jonathan Papelbon stormed from the bullpen to pitch the ninth accompanied by the Dropkick Murphys'
Maddon called Johnson's number to lead off the inning despite his 0-for-15 mark in the Major Leagues as a pinch-hitter.
Papelbon fell behind in the count, 3-1.
"I started off 3-0 before he threw a strike," Johnson said. "Now I've seen three pitches, then he throws strike one. I fouled off the next one on 3-1."
Johnson laughed to himself after the pitch, enjoying a moment of gallows humor at his own expense.
"I'm like, 'Man, that's what you go up there to try and hit,'" Johnson said. "It was the pitch I was looking for. Like, 'What are you coming up here for if you can't hit that one?'"
Johnson did not miss the next one, powering a drive into the right-field stands to tie the game at 4.
"I remember the pitch being a little bit away," Johnson said. "I was just trying to get some good wood on it. And the adrenalin kicked in and took over for me. Got my hands in a good position to hit. I mean, it wasn't exactly the greatest pitch to hit. I think everything kind of slows down. My hands were active and got to it."
Johnson then received the best possible salute a visiting play could be accorded in Fenway Park: silence.
"It got so quiet then," Johnson said. "It was so quiet that I could hear all the guys on the bench. It was crazy how loud it was to how quiet it got. It was almost eerie it got so quiet. And here's all the guys on the bench yelling and screaming, and the rest of the place is quiet."
John Farrell served as the Red Sox's pitching coach from 2007-10. He became their manager this season.
"Every player's reputation precedes them," Farrell said. "So you know what the strengths are. You knew Dan Johnson was a very good fastball hitter. Regardless of the velocity or part of the plate, he was always looking to cover one pitch. At the same time, that's Pap's strength. So you can say he beat him at his strength, which may have been even more of a kick-start for them."
The Rays were not done. Rookie Fernando Perez followed with a double off the Green Monster, and he scored on Dioner Navarro's double for a 5-4 lead.
Maddon entrusted closer Troy Percival to protect the lead in the bottom half of the inning and, as was the custom of the veteran, he made things interesting.
Mark Kotsay drew a leadoff walk. Percival then struck out Jason Varitek to bring up David Ortiz, who had entered the game as a pinch-hitter in the seventh inning. Fenway Park's energy felt palpable at this point. Red Sox Nation sensed a bit hit. But Percival retired Ortiz on a flyout to right.
Jacoby Ellsbury entered the game to pinch-run for Kotsay with Coco Crisp stepping to the plate, and he stole second and moved to third when Navarro's throw skipped into center field. Now the tying run stood 90 feet away from home plate.
Percival ended any hopes of a comeback when he got Crisp on a popout to second base to end the game and earn his 28th save of the season.
The Rays followed with a victory the next night in extra innings to take the series and leave Boston with a 2 1/2-game lead. They would go on to win the division and advance to the World Series by beating the Red Sox in the AL Championship Series.
"I think that series was instrumental, because it made us believe that we actually could," Pena said. "After that it was like, 'Hey, we can beat these guys.' And they know it, too. So that was a huge, powerful thing to grasp, whereas before there was some doubt."
Farrell noted that whether it was that one specific game on Sept. 9, 2008, or just one team against another, athletes and teams are "always looking for ways to maybe break through a psychological barrier."
"You walk into a certain ballpark and sometimes it's like, 'What is it about this park or this team that doesn't give us a crack to break through?'" Farrell said. "You know what, maybe the fact it was a guy that took our closer deep to grab a game, where otherwise it would have been another loss … maybe that boosted the confidence in that moment and helped jump-start, maybe, the run that they got on."
Bill Chastain is a reporter for MLB.com.


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Not since Britpop swaggered and staggered across the country, high on its own importance and plenty else, have Tottenham Hotspur fans been able to brag about finishing above Arsenal in the league. That was in 1995: the year of Braveheart and Barings. Nearly a generation ago. At the time Gareth Bale was a five-year-old schoolboy.
Times have changed in other ways. Spurs' original Welsh left-wing wonder, Cliff Jones, one of the stars of the 1961 Double-winning side, recalls that before his first north London derby his manager, Bill Nicholson, told him: "Son, this is the biggest club game you will ever play in. It is bigger than Rangers v Celtic, Manchester United v Manchester City or Everton v Liverpool. The two most important results for Tottenham are always Arsenal at home and Arsenal away. And if you win those two the fans will be happy."
Nicholson's maxim no longer holds. Spurs have won their share of recent skirmishes – since 2008 both sides have four victories, with four draws, in north London derbies – but parity on the pitch has not been reflected in the final league table. Tottenham fans long to look down on their neighbours when the season packs up in May, not just when spring is warming the loam. That they have come so close, so often – Spurs have finished a place behind Arsenal in five of the past seven seasons – makes it hurt even more.
Jones, who still works for Tottenham on match days, is optimistic that his old club can scratch their 18-year itch – and says that he sees parallels between Nicholson, the greatest manager in Spurs' history, and the incumbent, André Villas‑Boas.
"Bill was very forward-thinking," he says. "He was one of the first to introduce weight training and our fitness took off. At the start of pre-season there was always a posse of overseas coaches noting down Bill's schemes of work, training and coaching because it was so advanced. From what people tell me, Villas-Boas has a very similar mindset and approach.
"They are both fascinated by detail but it's more than that. I can see a bond and spirit there, similar to what we had in the late 50s and 60s, and a lot of that is down to the manager. He is doing a fantastic job."
Martin Chivers, whose goals helped lead Spurs to victory in the 1972 Uefa Cup final, concurs. "Bill was a magnificent manager and our team was like a family," he says. "AVB is building a family too. The players are very happy, and that's a big thing. They are starting to blend. The club had a taste of the Champions League a couple of years ago and now we want it again."
The formbook offers plenty of encouragement too: Spurs are unbeaten in the league since losing at Everton on 9 December, and have lost one in their past six at home to Arsenal. They also have the x-factor in Bale, whose goals have been rewarded with a sustained media love-in and the player of the month award for February. Recent history, however, holds up a huge warning flag.
This time last year Spurs were 10 points clear of Arsenal going into the derby. The narrative was as stale and recycled then as it is now – talk of Arsenal's flimsy defence and Arsène Wenger's fading powers was everywhere. And then things veered wildly off-script, with Arsenal gloriously coming from 2-0 down to win 5-2 and finishing the season with a sprint to beat Spurs in the photo-finish for third.
Could it happen again? Bob Wilson, Arsenal's goalkeeper in their 1971 double-winning side, does not sound convinced. "A majority of Spurs fans I meet still think that Arsenal will finish ahead of them. They tell me: 'We'll blow it, we'll blow it'. But that will be hard to do it now and they could easily finish third."
Ossie Ardiles agrees. "In the Wenger era they have always been favourites," he says with a glint in his eye. "But for this game on Sunday I think we are. But it's a derby. Who knows?"
The murk surrounding the battle for Champions League places may become clearer in the next fortnight. Spurs face Arsenal, Internazionale twice in the Europa League, and Liverpool at Anfield. Arsenal have Everton and visits to Bayern Munich and Swansea City on the horizon. But for now all focus is on Sunday.
"The players will already be in a kind of haze because there is so much pressure involved in the game," says the former Arsenal striker Ian Wright. "When I played with Tony Adams, Paul Merson, and all those guys that grew up in the Arsenal system, the Tottenham match meant the world to them. We talked about it for a month beforehand and there was always a very high energy in the dressing room. I just hope it's the same on Sunday."
Wright was part of the last Arsenal team to finish below Spurs in 1995. As was Alan Smith, who is honest about the uncontrollable slip-slide in the club's fortunes in the latter stages of George Graham reign and then, briefly, under Stewart Houston. "We were a cup team by then," the former forward admits. "We'd won the league and cup double in 1993 and the Cup Winners' Cup in 1994 but we weren't challenging for the league. We could keep a clean sheet with our back four but we weren't good enough for a title tilt."
Arsenal – the Arsenal of Seaman, Adams, Winterburn, Dixon and Keown, remember – finished 12th in 1995. Spurs were seventh. But any gloating and glee did not linger. That summer the Famous Five, Tottenham's pentagon-shaped attack, was dismantled. The departure of the Golden Bomber, Jürgen Klinsmann, coincided with arrival in N5 of the non-flying Dutchman, Dennis Bergkamp. A year later Wenger joined and a holding pattern was established. From 2000 to 2007 Arsenal won 12 and drew seven of their 19 games against Spurs. It was not so much a derby as a mismatch.
The situation has turned since then and it could yet flip completely. Wilson hopes that Arsenal fans realise how lucky they have been. "I'll be there on Sunday and I'm almost wishing I wasn't going," he says. "But this is the time when if you are a true fan, you go there and you stand up and be counted. And if they beat us, you have to take it on the chin. Because for 18 years we've been living in cuckoo land.
"The young ones, those who don't remember all the lows we have had, are living in a false world," he insists. "When Arsène arrived as an unknown manager we would have bit his hand off to win three titles, four FA Cups and finish in the top four every year. And remember we went 17 years without a trophy before we won the Fairs Cup in 1970."
You suspect context and reason will soon dive out of the window come 4pm . And probably defending too, given there have been 53 goals in the last 11 derbies. Unsurprisingly Spurs are strong favourites given the fitful way Arsenal have been playing recently; then again, football's animal spirits may yet befuddle us once more.
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Casey Anderson takes on on "Expedition Grizzly"...bear stories... then, swine flu related stories. Robert Murphy says most of what we were taught about the Great Depression was bull-hockey. "The Politically Incorrect Guide to the Great Depression and the New Deal".
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At 87, Arlington Hts. woman still driven to fight polio
A little girl stared up at Mary Stitt from a dirt ground a world away. Only 7 years old, the Nigerian girl couldn't walk, couldn't go to school, couldn't play with her friends. A bout with polio had left her disabled and facing a bleak future.
Although almost 80 years and a cultural shift divided them, Stitt said she knew she had to help.
"She looked so sad, and that would be her whole life -- sitting on the ground," she said.
That moment on a Rotary International trip to Nigeria to eradicate polio a few years ago inspired the 87-year old Arlington Heights woman to spend $150 to buy the girl a wheelchair, helping her build a life beyond her roots as a young polio survivor in a struggling country.
But, Stitt wasn't done.
She came home and helped write a grant, raising thousands of dollars for an organization that makes wheelchairs for other polio survivors like that little girl.
Now, Stitt is planning her eighth Rotary-sponsored trip, set to leave in early December, to help vaccinate children against polio -- a disease that may be gone from most of the world, but that still infects thousands of people in a handful of countries -- and to help improve the lives of polio survivors.
Stitt, or Grandma Mary as the children call her abroad, has lived through several polio epidemics and seen the heartbreak the disease can cause, whether that's here in America or on the dirt roads of Nigeria. When she was in seventh grade, a classmate came back to school one week with news that the disease had taken her sister over the weekend, it was that quick.
Today, the disease only exists in Pakistan, Afghanistan and Nigeria, where Stitt will make her fourth trip in a few weeks.
Two drops of liquid on the tongue -- that's all the vaccine it takes to change a child's life, she said.
"They know I'm there to help and they are just so thankful," she said.
With age, Stitt's hands have grown too arthritic to dole out those drops. But she will mark the fingers of vaccinated children -- proof of their health that allows them into school, another of Stitt's passions.
Stitt spent 37 years in education, 25 of them as principal at Olive-Mary Stitt Elementary School in Arlington Heights, which was named for her when she retired.
She'll go anywhere
Stitt has made the most of her retirement and continued good health.
Over the past 20 years she has made nearly 50 philanthropic international trips. She helped send more than 600 boxes of books to a school in South Africa. She wrote grants to obtain cleaner water for people in Guatemala. She went on medical missions in Haiti. She helped build an orphanage in Belarus. She laid bricks for a school in Zimbabwe. She spoke to women's groups in Cambodia. The list goes on.
Each trip is marked with a red pin on a world map in Stitt's home and every journey is chronicled in detailed journals she keeps.
Her home is filled with gifts and souvenirs from the many countries she's been to, each with a story of someone she helped, a connection she made.
Stitt won the Arlington Heights' Hearts of Gold Volunteer Award in 2000. Twelve years later, she is undeterred by her age and said she couldn't imagine spending her time any other way.
"It keeps me sharp," said Stitt, who has 5 children, 11 grandchildren and 7 great-grandchildren. "How dull would it be just to sit around?"
Stitt, who walks ever morning, joked that carrying books around for so many years as an educator has kept her in good shape.
"I don't think she'd ever be happy to just sit down and watch TV -- it's just not in her makeup," said neighbor and fellow Rotary member Roylene Gallas. "I couldn't even dream of keeping up with her. I always tell her family that I want to be like Mary when I grow up."
Asked what's left on her to-do list, Stitt joked, "I haven't been to Antarctica."
Helping the survivors
In her international work, her efforts to eradicate polio and further education often intersect.
On one of her trips to Nigeria, for example, she met Ayuba Gufwan, a polio survivor who was given his first wheelchair at age 17 and then finally was able to start his education. He eventually got a college degree, then returned home to his hometown of Jos to help other polio survivors.
Gufwan's mission has turned into Wheels of Hope, which has given thousands of wheelchairs to polio survivors. That's when she bought the wheelchair for the 7-year-old girl and then wrote the grant request that got the group funding to buy more wheelchairs.
The wheelchairs are free for polio survivors and Stitt only asks for one promise in return -- that the children will go to school.
"You can look at their faces and see that there's hope," she said. "Education is an opportunity. Here we have an opportunity to go to school every day and sometimes we don't realize how lucky we are."
Her big hope is to see the worldwide eradication of polio in her lifetime, a feat, which according to the Centers for Disease Control, has only been achieved with one other disease in history, smallpox.
Still, experts say that it's a feasible dream.
When Rotary International's campaign to eradicate polio started in 1985, 350,000 people were diagnosed with it each year -- almost a thousand children a day.
The number is down to a few hundred cases globally. Through the years, Rotary has contributed $1.2 billion to the effort and the organization has committed another $75 million over the next three years, by which time Stitt will be 90, and she said, still working toward the goal.
"We have an aggressive emergency action plan in place and we're looking at being able to interrupt transmission of the disease in the next couple of years," said Dr. Carol Pandack, director of the PolioPlus program.
"That would be wonderful," Stitt said, quietly contemplating.
"Life is hard enough without having disease to worry about."
Oct. 24 marked World Polio Day, which Pandack and Stitt said is a reminder of how far the mission has come, but that the fight isn't over.
"As long as there's still one case, it can spread," Stitt said.
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These are strange times for the remaining members of the Cowboys defensive coaching staff.
According to the Dallas Morning News, the club has given the defensive assistants permission to speak to other teams after the firing of Rob Ryan. However, they won't be released from their contracts until they have interviewed with the new defensive coordinator.
Which means that they're stuck in place until the Cowboys hire a new defensive coordinator.Of course, that's one of the realities of signing a multi-year contract. With the security comes a potential obligation to remain in place. And that's why the best way for coaches to have maximum flexibility is to insist on one-year contracts only.


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PHOENIX (Thursday, April 28, 2011) -- Attorney General Tom Horne requested that a Maricopa County Superior Court judge prohibit two Phoenix-area individuals who offer mortgage loan modification and legal document preparation services from continuing alleged unlawful and deceptive practices.
The defendants, Robert Daniel Hayes and Camerin Charles Hawthorne, engage in mortgage loan modification activities under the names Mediation Services and Metropolis Loans. Defendant Hawthorne also advertises certified legal document preparer services under the business name The Bankruptcy Store. The complaint alleges that Mediation Services, on behalf of itself and Metropolis Loans solicited consumers over the telephone for mortgage loan modification services in return for advance fees of approximately $2,500 that became illegal under federal law on January 31, 2011. The State also alleges that Mediation Services falsely represented that is was affiliated with consumers' lender CitiMortgage, that consumers were pre-approved for a modification, and that attorneys would represent its clients in getting a loan modification. The State further alleged that the Defendant Hawthorn falsely represents that he, and his business The Bankruptcy Store, are certified by the Arizona Supreme Court as legal document preparers.
"The housing crisis and overall poor economy bring out the worst in these predators," Horne said. "The allegations my office have filed represent an unconscionable breach of trust and a willingness on the part of these defendants to reap financial gain by deceiving vulnerable consumers. I am asking the court to impose a restraining order on these defendants to make sure these practices end and I am also asking that the court demand restitution for all the victims."
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Hawg-Tide Sportfishing is owned and operated by Captain Andy McQuillan. Captain Andy is a young, energetic, full-time Charter Boat Captain that will go at any length to acquire a full box of fish. He is a proud Central Michigan University alumnus. His dream of becoming a charter boat captain became true when he attained his captain license in 2003.
Captain Andy's Hawg-Tide is a prominent name in the Michigan charter boat fishing world. His reputation is backed by his committed efforts to be up to date with new fishing techniques and equipment. Practice makes perfect illustrates the fishing ethics behind Hawg Tide. Captain Andy is an avid fisherman and is on the waters daily no matter what time of the year. It makes no difference whether he is fishing for salmon on the big waters, walleye on an inland lake or exploring salt waters he uses his expertise and experiences to land the big fish.
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This quote also shows Hubbard practicing medicine without a license in 1950 as well as his heavy borrowing from Freudian psychotherapy. Note that Hubbard calls Dianeticists "patients" and speaks of hypnotherapy and deep analysis in the quote. This quote clearly shows that Hubbard did not originally create Dianetics as a religion but as a therapy. Once the APA rejected his offers of Dianetics and he went broke in Kansas, Hubbard decided to try the "religion angle." Organized Religion in America has more than a few perverts as leaders, so Hubbard fit right into the subcategory of Religion-As-Scam in the US. True to his Black Magick roots, Hubbard re-conjured Dianetics as Scientology and thus began a run that lasted until 2005 when the Working began to collapse.
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If you have a patient who is getting blank-outs during a certain
period, a patient who is sure somehow that he has had
homosexual relationships with somebody but can't tell you
when or where, you start looking into hypnotism.
You may not find it, because one of the chief weapons of the
pervert is hypnotism. He uses hypnotism quite freely. I have
found many incidents of hypnotism used for perversion.
Even worse than that, you very often find that by contagion
of aberration the person will go out and dramatize the engram
without knowing it ever happened to him. He merely thinks,
"Well, that's something to do," so he is liable to hypnotize
somebody else.
The standard pervert session of hypnotism seems to wind
up, "Now, if you told anybody that this had happened, they
would never believe you!" Or if it is done to a young boy,
"Your mother and father would of course drive you from your
home if they knew about this. If you told them anything that
had happened here, they would not believe you. In fact you
can't believe it yourself. You don't think anything has
happened here at all."
That perversion sequence may contain such a thing as "You
are a woman," or if a woman is using it, "You are a man,"
and so on. It will be a hard engram to tackle in that it will be
completely out of view.
You may find this once in a hundred cases, although the
percentage to date has been about one out of 95 cases,
which is about one percent. This is only a series of about 180
so it is not a good statistic, merely a guess.
None of these remarks are leveled at hypnotists at all; they
are leveled exclusively at a practice which you will find in
the society.
Hypnotism may still have enormous therapeutic or
anesthetic value. In addition to that it is an excellent
research tool in Dianetics. But it is not something with which
you would toy idly. It has real horsepower in it.
You will discover hypnotic therapy or deep analysis in quite
a few patients who have undergone psychoanalysis. Deep
analysis is a practice of discovering hidden data and delivering
unto the patient insight regarding that data.
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The administrators of Doge Vault, a popular online wallet for the Dogecoin cryptocurrency, say the site has been the subject of a massive hack.
According to TheCryptoCurrencyTimes, the thieves may have stolen at least 111 million Dogecoins, worth approximately $50,000.
Doge prices are down 1% to $0.000454.
The site's been shut down and replaced with the following statement:
On the 11th of May, the Doge Vault online wallet service was compromised by attackers, resulting in a service disruption and tampering with wallet funds.
As soon as the administrator of Doge Vault was alerted, the service was halted. The attackers had already accessed and destroyed all data on the hosted virtual machines.
We are currently in the process of identifying the extent of the attack and potential impact on user's funds.
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Please do not transfer any funds to Doge Vault addresses while our investigation is under way.
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Many in the Dogecoin community prides themselves on their friendliness and relative lack of profit-seeking compared with the wider Bitcoin community. One anonymous Tweeter has been donating huge sums of Dogecoin in San Francisco to bring attention to income disparities there.
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The Wintertime Farmers Market in Pawtucket, RI is the perfect place to do your holiday grocery and gift shopping! Get the eggnog, pie, veggies, cheese, meat, or shellfish you need for your holiday gatherings, plus pick up gifts for everyone on your list.
Below is the Farm Fresh RI Holiday Gift Guide, a selection of edible gifts available at the Wintertime Farmers Market. Many people may be scaling down their purchases this year due to the economic downturn, so everything on this list is $25 or under (sweet!):
- Farmacy Herbs Tea Sampler: a collection of their handcrafted, organic tea blends to help you relax, fight colds, and warm up this winter. Add a jar of local honey for an extra sweet gift!
- Deluxcious Foods' gluten-free chocolates, cookies and confections are hand made using farm fresh local ingredients. They make perfect stocking stuffers!
- Narragansett Creamery cheese baskets feature heavenly cheese made in small batches in Providence RI. Give it to someone who'll share!
- Coffee-lovers will be pleased with a pound of New Harvest Coffee Roasters fair-trade coffee, roasted in Pawtucket, RI.
- Jacks Snack's handmade dog biscuits are made from human-grade ingredients, local and organic when possible. Dogs love 'em! (my Golden, in particular, would tell you how much she loves them if she could)
- Sweet or spicy roasted pecans from Purple Pear of Providence make a special gift for a food-lover. Once you try them you'll want to keep them for yourself!
- Spoil someone with succulent scallops and herb butter from Bomster Scallops.
- Assemble your own gift basket: help someone de-stress with Earth Essence Herbals lavender aromatherapy spray, an herb plant from Allen Farms, and ache-away salve from Farmacy Herbs.
- Fresh Bucks, a gift certificate for the farmers' market, can be purchased at the Farm Fresh info table. They never expire and always bring a smile!
- Poultry, beef, lamb, pork, clams, oysters, lobster, scallops, eggs, milk, and cheese are all available from local farmers at the market.
- Veggies in season include beets, broccoli, cabbage, carrots, collards, garlic, herbs, leeks, onions, parsnips, pea greens, potatoes, turnips, and winter squash.
- Sweet apple cider, Christensen's Dairy eggnog, and Yacht Club seltzers make fun holiday drinks.
- What's a holiday dinner without dessert? The Cupcakerie features stunning seasonal cupcakes such as Peppermint Twist and Gingerbread. Pies are available from Cutie Pies and Hopkins Farm. Cookies, breads, and other treats are available from many vendors! Or bake your own using farm-fresh apples, pumpkin, or pears. Top with Kafe Lila Ice Cream!
For more information about Farm Fresh Rhode Island or the Wintertime Farmers Market go to www.farmfreshri.org


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Sex, drugs and ... GDP?
Britain's national statistical agency Thursday announced it would begin measuring the economic impact of prostitution and drug trade and include them in future official gross domestic product estimates.
By the Office of National Statistics' initial reckoning, the illegal activities in 2009 contributed $16.7 billion to Britain's economy, comprising about 0.7% of its GDP.
The country's September report will include the new estimates, which cover the import, production and sale of illegal drugs. British officials said prostitution contributed about $8.8 billion to the country's economy; drugs accounted for the remainder of the $16.7-billion estimate.
Italy announced earlier this month that it would include the economic impact of drug and sex trade in its October report.
Italian officials have not yet released their estimates on drug and sex trade, but treasury officials in that country told The Economist that its effects "will be negligible" and tracking their impact is "a difficult business."


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On Saturday, the Montauk party boat Marlin VI Princess was fluke fishing about four miles south of Montauk Point when it came upon the body of Brendan O'Leary, captain of a Massachusetts-based tugboat.
"Been there before," Capt. Ed Beneduci of the Marlin said of finding bodies offshore. "First I saw it and said, 'I hope that's not what I think it is.' And then a woman up in the bow started to scream."
Captain O'Leary, from Marblehead, Mass., disappeared from the 91-foot tug Steven-Scott on April 25 while it was towing a barge filled with jet fuel from Long Island to Boston. It is believed he went overboard, for unknown reasons, somewhere off Newport, R.I. There were six-foot seas that day driven by a 25-knot wind.
A 27-hour search found no sign of the 48-year-old seaman. A boat from the Montauk Coast Guard transported the body to the search and rescue station on Star Island. Yesterday, East Hampton Town police were awaiting the results of an autopsy.
"I've been 50 years on the water," Captain Beneduci said. "In 1993 in the Gulf of Mexico I found 12 bodies after a storm." Another time, also on the gulf, Captain Beneduci said, he found a body and waited for nine hours for the Coast Guard to reach him by helicopter to lower a basket.
"I didn't care because I knew the man had a family. This one was a tragedy, but I'm glad he will go back home," Captain Beneduci said.


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Luongo, Weise lead Canucks past Preds 1-0NHL.com @NHLdotcom
The Vancouver Canucks beat the Nashville Predators at their own game.
The Canucks out-defended the NHL's stingiest defense in their own building on Friday night, limiting the Predators to just 10 shots after the first period. Fourth-liner Dale Weise scored midway through the third period and Roberto Luongo finished with 23 saves as the Canucks left Bridgestone Arena with a 1-0 victory.
The Predators win by playing shutdown defense in front of All-Star goaltender Pekka Rinne. On Friday, the Canucks used the same formula -- but executed it just a little better.
"Teams get burned in this building trying to do too much," Canucks captain Henrik Sedin said. "We played their style of game."
Neither team scored until Maxim Lapierre circled the net, came out into the lower right circle and fired a shot that hit Rinne's pads. The rebound came right to Weise, who ripped it into the open left side at 9:14 of the final period for his first goal of the season and just the fifth of his NHL career.
"Max made a heck of a play there. It was right on my tape, you can't miss those," Weise said.
Luongo stopped 13 shots in the opening period, but spent large chunks of the last two periods without a lot to do as the Canucks stifled the Predators at every opportunity to win for the second time in as many nights. Cory Schneider was in goal for Thursday's 4-3 win at Dallas, which ended Vancouver's three-game losing streak.
"Their team played well in front of him," Nashville defenseman Hall Gill said. "We didn't generate enough. We didn't generate a hack-and-whack mentality at the net, and that's where we have to be better."
The shutout was the second of the season for Luongo and the 62nd of his career, second among active goaltenders to New Jersey's Martin Brodeur, who has 120.
"They came out strong, but we were able to weather the storm," Luongo said. "The last two periods, I thought we played basically the type of hockey we want to play, especially playing against these guys."
Rinne finished with 23 saves in a game that saw few scoring opportunities for either team.
Luongo was a lot busier than Rinne in the first 20 minutes as the Predators outshot Vancouver 13-3. He made an excellent save on a right-point blast through traffic by Shea Weber midway through the period and stopped four shots during a late power play, including a jam try by Patric Hornqvist after a save on Martin Erat's close-in opportunity.
But the Canucks got their legs under them in the second period and began to get the better of the play, though they outshot the Predators just 9-5.
"This was our third game in four nights on the road with a tremendous amount of travelling and late nights." Canucks coach Alain Vigneault said. "I had to play four lines. We did. We got a lot out of our people in the second and the third.
"Lui gave us the chance for us to get our legs and get our energy."
Rinne was tested for the first time 6:13 into the middle period when he moved out to the top of the crease to take Jannik Hansen's 30-foot blast in the midsection after Hansen took the puck away from Colin Wilson in the Nashville zone.
Rinne also denied the Sedin twins in quick succession with 8:40 left in the period, denying Daniel's short backhander and stopping Henrik on the rebound.
"We had things going our way. We had the jump, and then for whatever reason, we backed off and let them get into it emotionally, mentally and then physically," Gill said. "We have to learn from that."
After Weise's goal put Vancouver ahead, Wilson had the Predators' best chance with 6:49 remaining when he was left alone in the slot, but he fired over the net. Nashville also had a late power play when Alexandre Burrows was called for slashing with 2:13 left but didn't get a shot on goal despite pulling Rinne to get a 6-on-4 skating advantage. Mike Fisher had a chance in the slot with just under a minute left but fired high.
"We got scored on and then we started to kick it into another gear," Nashville coach Barry Trotz said. "You need to kick it for 60 minutes and we didn't get it done."
Vancouver defenseman Kevin Bieksa left the game in the second period with a lower-body injury and did not return. He played 9:31 and had two shots on goal.
"He tweaked a groin a little bit, we'll know more tomorrow," Vigneault said. "At first, it doesn't seem to be that serious but we will find out tomorrow. See how he reacts to ice and treatment."
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Is My Treatment Regimen Working?
Part of HIV and Its Treatment
How will I know if my HIV treatment regimen is working?
Your health care provider will use two important blood tests to monitor your HIV treatment: CD4 count and viral load test. The results of the tests will help your health care provider determine if the anti-HIV medications in your treatment regimen are working.
What is a CD4 count?
HIV attacks the immune system, destroying the system's infection-fighting CD4 cells. Keeping the immune system healthy is an important goal of HIV treatment.
The CD4 count measures the number of CD4 cells in a sample of blood. The CD4 count of a healthy person ranges from 500 to 1,200 cells/mm3. An HIV-infected person with a CD4 count of less than 200 cells/mm3 has AIDS.
Because a falling CD4 count is a sign that HIV is damaging the immune system, the test is used to monitor HIV infection. Once treatment is started, the CD4 count is also used to monitor the effectiveness of anti-HIV medications.
Once you start treatment, you should have a CD4 count once every 3 to 4 months. An increasing CD4 count is a sign that the immune system is recovering. If your regimen is working well, you need a CD4 count only once every 6 to 12 months.
What is a viral load test?
Preventing HIV from multiplying is another important goal of HIV treatment. The viral load test measures the amount of HIV in the blood. It's the best measure of how well anti-HIV medications are controlling the virus.
The best sign that treatment is working is reaching and maintaining an undetectable viral load. An undetectable viral load doesn't mean that you're cured. It means that the amount of HIV in your blood is too low to be detected by the viral load test.
Once you start treatment, you should have a viral load test within 2 to 8 weeks and then once every 4 to 8 weeks until your viral load is undetectable. You need the test done only every 3 to 4 months once your viral load is undetectable. If you have an undetectable viral load for more than 2 or 3 years, your health care provider may recommend viral load testing once every 6 months.
What causes treatment to fail?
HIV treatment can fail if anti-HIV medications are unable to control the virus or protect the health of the immune system.
Sometimes treatment fails because of things you can't control, such as unmanageable side effects from anti-HIV medications, interactions between anti-HIV medications and other medications you take, or the body's poor absorption of anti-HIV medications.
Treatment can also fail because of drug resistance. Sometimes HIV changes form and becomes resistant to (not affected by) the medications in a regimen.
It may be necessary to change medications to deal with these problems.
Can skipping medications cause treatment failure?
Poor treatment adherence is another reason HIV treatment can fail. Skipping medications allows HIV to multiply, increasing a person's viral load. To reach and maintain an undetectable viral load, it's important to closely follow your treatment regimen. Poor treatment adherence can also give HIV a chance to change form, leading to drug resistance.
Sometimes working with your health care provider to improve adherence can prevent treatment failure. For example, your health care provider can give you tips on how to manage medication side effects that make adherence difficult. Or your health care provider can simplify your regimen to make your medication schedule fit your busy lifestyle. (To learn more about treatment adherence, see the "Treatment Adherence" and "Following an HIV Treatment Regimen" fact sheets.)
What happens if my treatment fails?
If your treatment is failing, it may be time to adjust or change your regimen. But before making any changes, your health care provider will consider:
- Any side effects you had from your anti-HIV medications
- How well your body absorbed the medications in your regimen
- Your drug-resistance testing results
- How closely you followed your treatment regimen
All of this information will help you and your health care provider select a new, more effective regimen. (See the "Changing an HIV Treatment Regimen" fact sheet.)
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Contact an AIDS_info_ health information specialist at 1-800-448-0440 or visit http://aidsinfo.nih.gov. See your health care provider for medical advice.
This information is based on the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services' Guidelines for the Use of Antiretroviral Agents in HIV-1-Infected Adults and Adolescents.


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As of Tuesday afternoon, a Newport Beach Movember team has raised more money than any other U.S. team, making it the organization's second-highest fundraiser globally.
Led by "Coach" John Cornuke, a Costa Mesa native who now lives in Newport Beach, Team Nuclear's 170 members have raised $85,192, which puts them ahead of the 12,908 other American teams.
By growing mustaches from Nov. 1 to 30, the men raise funds and awareness for men's health issues, such as prostate and testicular cancer.
Team Nuclear's success has gained a national following since being founded in Newport, Cornuke said.
"We've gotten people from Connecticut, Maryland, San Francisco, Denver," he said.
He added that some Movember participants from last year decided to join his team's ranks in a "if we can't beat you, let's join you" mentality.
Team Nuclear's goal this year is to raise $125,000.
"We've got 60% of our goal even before the midway point," he said.
Last year, the team raised $98,000 — the third highest for an American team and the eighth highest in the world, Cornuke said.
Ulich & Terry LLP, a Newport Beach law firm, has also joined the Movember effort.
Firm partner James Ganion leads the six-member Mown It, which so far has raised about $7,600. The team's website is mobro.co/MownIt.
"Every time I appear in court or at a deposition, I get grief for having a mustache," Ganion said in an email. "But then I can start a dialogue about Movember and men's cancer, and hopefully do my small part to raise awareness and moneys to help fight this horrific disease."
Added attorney Jason Feld, a fellow Mown It team member, "I've been accused of impersonating a beat cop, and my daughters' friends give me strange looks, but having an upper-lip sweater help to fight cancer makes it worth it."
Team Nuclear's upcoming fundraisers
Team Nuclear's next fundraiser is a poker tournament Thursday at Newport Rib Co., 2196 Harbor Blvd., Costa Mesa. The buy-in for Mo Poker Night is $100.
Check-in begins at 6 p.m., with "power appetizers" at 6:30. The cards will be dealt from 7 to 11, with prizes to the top five winners.
To register for Mo Poker Night, email firstname.lastname@example.com.
Cornuke said a visiting firefighter from Georgia saw Team Nuclear's story in the Daily Pilot, went home and now his whole firehouse is on the team.
An employee at Cal State Fullerton, who is a prostate cancer survivor, also read the story and will speak at the tournament.
"I thought he would be a great conduit to bring this thing to 'this is why we're here,'" Cornuke said.
On Nov. 28, Team Nuclear hosts its 'Stache Clash, a golf tournament at the Newport Beach Golf Course. Each member of the four-member teams will be allowed two clubs, which cannot be shared among team members.
Registration begins at noon, with an after-party at about 5 p.m. at Rudy's Pub and Grill, 3110 Newport Blvd., Newport Beach. Organizers have set up a bus to transport golf participants to Rudy's.
To read the complete tournament rules, register a team or attend the after-party, visit http://www.mogolf.eventbrite.com.
Team Nuclear also accepts donations at us.movember.com/team/442765.
'Stache Dash
As part of Movember, Fairview Park in Costa Mesa will play host to the 'Stache Dash, where walkers and runners of all speeds and ages are welcome. The first 500 finishers wearing a mustache and the registered children from the "Peach Fuzz Kids Dash" will get a medal.
All registered participants will also get a T-shirt and goodie bag. The entry fees are $40 for the 5K beforehand, $43 on race day and $15 for the kids race.
A portion of the 'Stache Dash benefits the USC Institute of Urology.
Organizers said facial hair, "real or fake," is encouraged for both sexes.
A pre-registration packet is available for pickup from 3 to 5:30 p.m. Friday at Slater's 50/50, 8082 Adams Ave., Huntington Beach.
For more information and to register, visit http://www.bookthatevent.com/StacheDash.
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SOCORRO, N.M., April 24, 2003 -- New Mexico Tech Regent Sidney M. Gutierrez, director of the Monitoring Systems and Technology Center at Sandia National Laboratories, has been named one of the nation's 50 most important Hispanic executives in business and technology by "Hispanic Engineer & Information Technology."
Gutierrez was selected for inclusion in the celebrated list featured in the May issue of Hispanic Engineer from thousands of nominees submitted by government agencies, national corporations, not-for-profit organizations, and educational institutions from throughout the United States.
"The 50 Most Important Hispanics in Business and Technology list is one of the most prestigious honors in the Hispanic professional community," said Tyrone D. Taborn, publisher of Hispanic Engineer, the nation's premier Hispanic technology
magazine. "Thousands of candidates are reviewed, and those that are selected stand out in areas such as professional achievement, technological innovation, and community leadership."
The annual top 50 list, now in its fifth year, demonstrates the new direction of the U.S.A. in embracing diversity and creating a more inclusive work force, Taborn added.
Gutierrez, who has served on the New Mexico Tech Board of Regents since 1997, is an Albuquerque native and a graduate of Valley High School. He also graduated from the U.S. Air Force Academy, and went on to a distinguished career in the Air Force as a test pilot.
In 1984, NASA selected Gutierrez to enter its astronaut training program. He served as pilot of the space shuttle Columbia on STS-40 in 1991 and as commander of the space shuttle Endeavour on STS-59 in 1994.
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Saturday, November 20, 2010
The New Cardinals and the Dalmatic of Charlemagne
here it is if you want to read it for yourself. To my great surprise, of all the artwork available to the Vatican's liturgical planners for this event, they chose to use several images of "The Dalmatic of Charlemagne": and the dalmatic, as we all know, is the vestment now associated with deacons. The particular dalmatic in question was for many years thought to have been worn by the Emperor Charlemagne at his coronation; hence the name. It is now thought to date from the 14th century. Still, this is an interesting choice of image for a number of reasons:
1) As the notes printed at the end of the liturgical aid point out, the mission of the deacon is very similar to the mission of the emperor: to serve the people with joy and justice. It is important to see the marriage here of the secular and the sacred: both realms come from God and share in the divine mission of providing for all of God's people.
Probably the last thing the participants at this morning's ceremonies expected was to be reminded of the diaconate and its meaning in the contemporary church: but someone responsible for planning the festivities clearly wanted to make this connection, and I think it's a valuable source for reflection by all of us, especially during this weekend of Christ the King!
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The linked info was 99% not English. Not much help.ReplyDelete
Years ago the Vatican urged that whenever deacons assist at Mass they should wear a dalmatic--not just the stole and alb.
However few parishes have a full set of dalmatics --although I have visited many parishes that have deacons, almost no dalmatics, but closets full of chasubles--many fairly new, most never used.
One prof I had years ago at seminary said we should demand at least one full set of dalmatics for our parish--he called appearing in only an alb and stole::appearing in your liturgical underwear.
John raises an interesting point.ReplyDelete
Every dalmatic and stole that I have is my own. Most were given to me as ordination gifts from family and friends.
Personally, I think it's a little distracting to have a hodgepodge of styles on the altar -- and the dissonance becomes more glaring when mass is concelebrated, and the priests all match, but the deacon, like the cheese, stands alone... :-)
Deacon Greg
I agree, guys. In fact, the National Directory "directs" that the provision of vestments for the deacon (including dalmatics) is the responsibility of the parish. During my Navy career, it was particularly dicey because you never knew from one chapel to the next whether you were going to have anything to wear or not. My wife made almost all of my vestments back then.ReplyDelete
It would seem that in at least in some places, this is in the process of changing, especially as older vestment sets are being replaced in a parish.
And, John, sorry about the link, but that's the way the worship aid was written; I had no choice over it.
Over my years as a deacon, I have worked in all four of the parishes in my small town. I am also often "on ceremony" at our cathedral and have been "on ceremony" as deacon in other arch/diocesan settings as well.ReplyDelete
--One of those parishes do have a set of four plain and simple white dalmatics with trims in the four liturgical colors: they also have a matching stole set for each of those four liturgical colors. There is only one set; however.
--One other parish has an un-ornamented/neutral color dalmatic on top of which you wear a stole of the liturgical color that might be required for the season/day.
--The other two have no dalmatics at all.
--Our diocese has several matched liturgical dalmatic sets in its vestry. If you are a deacon assigned to work with the Bishop in any liturgical setting, there will be a dalmatic and stole which matches his set available for you to wear. His "Master of Ceremonies" packs them up and takes them to your local parish upon request.
--I do not own my own dalmatic but own lots of personal stoles.
FYI: The only time I customarily wear a dalmatic is on our Roman Catholic "high holydays": Christmas and Easter. I do not wear one normally when I preside: such as in baptisms, weddings, benedictions, communion-services, funerals, etc.
Deacon Norb in Ohio
The "Dalmatic of Charlemagne" is actually a Byzantine sakkos. The sakkos was orginally the imperial tunic of the basilios [emperor]. After the fall of Constantinople, the patriarch as the ethnarch began to wear the sakkos rather than the phelonion [chasuble]. Today, it is usual for most bishops of the Byzantine rite to wear the sakkos, although not so grand as the "Dalmatic of Chalemagne".ReplyDelete
Deacons in the Eastern Christian Churches do not wear a dalmatic. The sticharion [alb] is worn directly over the anterion [cassock]. It can easily be mistaken for a dalmatic as it is usually made from brocade. The orarion [stole] is worn over the right shoulder and the epimanikia [cuffs] are worn over the sleeves of the anterion.


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