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Hannaford Supermarkets has issued an alert about a label printing error on its Red Velvet Cake Truffle and Triple Chocolate Cake Truffle, which was sold in the bakery department.
The cakes may have contained "undeclared allergens." This means that people with allergies or "severe sensitivity" to egg, milk, peanuts, wheat, soy and tree nuts should not eat these cakes, according to an announcement by the FDA.
There are no illnesses reported in connection to this problem, but the supermarket has removed it from the shelves.
The product, Red Velvet Cake Truffle with UPC #20335800000 and Triple Chocolate Cake Truffle with UPC # 20335700000, was distributed to stores in Massachusetts.
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"Hey, look: the Dungeons & Dragons ride!" -- Bobby the Barbarian
If you've ever ridden on a rollercoaster, you know what it's like to be strapped into your seat, slowly ratcheting your way to the top of that first big drop. It's a tad maddening, extremely exciting, and can seem like it lasts forever.
That was December.
Now, you've reached the peak of the climb and have been hanging on the brink for a few extra-long heartbeats, just waiting for that click of the 'coaster being released. And this is it:
Revised editions of the Dungeons & Dragons core rulebooks will be coming out in July.
That's usually the point at which your stomach tells you that the ride has begun.
Now, a little information about this trickled out back in December, but whether you heard about it back then or are just getting the news now, if you're anything like me, you experienced a moment or two of disorientation. I know I sat in disbelief and tried to figure out "What are they thinking?" Well, since I got the news in a meeting that'd been set up to tell us about the revised rulebooks, I got to find out.
The long and the short of what I took away from the meeting was the phrase "It's D&D, only better." And, honestly, I didn't buy it -- mainly because I wasn't really getting what they meant.
Well, since I'm supposed to be working on all the various ways we get to tell you folks about the revised rulebooks, I set up a meeting with Ed Stark, the Creative Director for D&D, to get the viewpoint from the front lines of R&D.
Ed explained the rationale for the revision from the R&D side of things (which is, essentially, the ultimately passionate gamer's viewpoint). Basically, between all the gaming (and talking about gaming) we do around here and all the feedback we've gotten from all of you on the message boards and through our Customer Service department, they've got a pretty good idea of what needs to be done to steer the rules closer to the game we're all playing. He also offered up a large handful of examples of the kinds of stuff we're going to be seeing in each of the three revised core rulebooks (including the fact that each one will be 320 pages long).
I have to say, sitting down with Ed and having him go through what's going on and why made me feel a lot better about the revised rulebooks.
No -- it made me excited about them.
I thought, if only everyone could sit and listen to Ed talk about the revised rulebooks, they'd be really excited about 'em, too.
And later that day, I found out that it was possible -- Ed's going to be writing an article that'll appear in each Dragon Magazine between now and July that gives you a rundown of what you can expect in each of the revised core rulebooks, complete with examples and excerpts -- do not miss it.
You know, after only a few seconds of that gut-wrenching sensation, the thrill and excitement kick in. The rush of adrenaline hits, and you're shooting through loop-the-loops, corkscrews, hairpin turns, and heart-pounding drops -- one right after another.
When you check out the upcoming releases, that's what's in store for you: month after month after month of some really cool new stuff that'll keep you pumped full of roleplaying supercharged excitement.
Check it out:
January: Dragon Magazine 304
The best part about this month's lack of a new RPG book is the easiest coping mechanism for dealing with it -- picking up Dragon Magazine.
Issue 304 (which'll say "February" on the spine) will be hitting shelves around the 28th of January. (Subscribers already have theirs -- they get 'em right around the first week of each month, about 2-3 weeks before they hit the newsstand.)
Along with a pile of all the cool stuff you expect in Dragon Magazine, this one has an article on mercenaries, another on cool new mounted combat rules for intelligent mounts, and the first OGL article ever, which introduces rules for prestige races (which allow characters to spend experience points to gain supernatural powers and/or physical alterations, like having a spell-like ability, damage reduction, and so on.)
Not to discount all of that, but the super-compelling reason for picking up this month's issue of Dragon Magazine (and the next five) is Ed Stark's article about the revised core rulebooks.
February:Savage Species: Playing Monstrous Characters
I talked about this last month, so I don't have a whole lot to add as far as giving you an idea of what else is in there. But I can emphasize the idea that there's a whole lot of stuff that's not in there. Now, that probably doesn't sound right (or much like a compelling reason to pick it up), but lemme explain.
With the rules, guidelines, and examples that're provided in Savage Species, you aren't limited to the monsters listed in the book. Here's a fine example: pseudodragons. They're not included as an already-done-for-you potential monster race, 'cause pseudodragon player characters aren't really something you hear a lot of players clamoring for. Savage Species focuses on the most obvious, most viable, and most interesting of the choices players and Dungeon Masters are likely to want to play. And it doesn't matter -- the book also gives you everything you need to do it yourself.
Finally, I have the guidelines I need to take the extremely self-centered familiar my 17th-level wizard (and the rest of the party) has been putting up with, and actually turn him into the all-powerful sorcerer he has always claimed to be.
With abilities like darkvision, see invisibility, telepathy, natural armor, and spell resistance, his ECL is going to be up there, maybe around +3 or +4 (I'm just ballparking that based on scanning through the section on Estimating Level Adjustments), so he'll probably have to start his own adventuring career with a mid-level party. And after a few months of rigorous sorcery fun, he could get into the dragon disciple prestige class. Or maybe he'll start taking levels as an actual dragon. By epic level play, he'll actually wield the awesome power he's already laid claim to.
Of course, that'll be the point at which the pseudodragon's air mephit familiar might decide to strike out on his own.
February: Dungeon Magazine 97
If you really want a glimpse at material from the revised core rulebooks, you'll want to pick up issue 97 (March/April) of the unbelievably useful Dungeon Magazine.
Inside, you'll discover the first published adventure that's entirely compatible with the revised core rulebook. (Don't worry -- you can run it with your current books.)
Written by Christopher Perkins, this masterwork adventure, titled "Life's Bazaar," is the first in a new "adventure path" series. Characters will start at 1st level and end up somewhere around 3rd by the end of it -- if they make it there alive. Chris describes "Life's Bazaar" as being "really, really nasty," and I have to say, based on my experience in the Wednesday night campaign he runs, that's really, really saying something.
I really can't say enough about Mr. Perkins' talent for crafting an adventure. He's highly inventive, unbelievably imaginative, unfathomably meticulous, and extremely devious. You can be certain of a very challenging, no-punches-pulled (yet, extremely fair) adventure that's going to be devastatingly fun to play because survival will truly be a reward in and of itself. (Not that you won't find some nifty treasure along the way, as well.)
And, not only will you get to see bits and pieces of material from the revised core rulebooks woven in there, you'll also run into a few nasties from (and, therefore a little preview of ) an April-release product, the Fiend Folio.
This first adventure is particularly important, even if you want to join later on in the "path" with higher-level characters, because it gives you an overview of the adventure path's main story arc, as well as many of the possible minor story arcs.
Another great reason you'll want to pick up this thing is the poster map that's included of the city -- a huge city, built in the caldera of a dormant volcano, which is called Cauldron. Really, the poster map and all the information about Cauldron makes it a super-sweet resource you can pop into your existing campaign all by itself.
Chris gave me a run-down of the basic story and some of the particularly interesting and/or deadly bits. And I gotta say, when you sit down at your gaming table to take a crack at "Life's Bazaar,"you're all in for a treat -- DM and players alike. (For the players out there: Make sure you play smart.)
April: Fiend Folio
Long-time gamers will recognize the title of this 224-page hardcover, but they'll remember only about a dozen of the critters inside. And, since it's got over 150 monsters lurking in there, that's pretty exciting. More exciting is the fact that about 100 of 'em are all-new.
Okay, math whizzes out there will quickly divine that somewhere around forty of the monsters aren't "all-new." That's because, in addition to the handful of favorites from the original Fiend Folio (like the blood hawk, dark skulker, and yellow musk creeper), you'll also find the most formidable foes from sources such as Dungeon Magazine, Dragon Magazine,Living Greyhawk Journal,D&D adventures (like Heart of Nightfang Spire), and this fine website. And, lest anyone freak out over "recycled" monsters, keep in mind that those critters are (1) really cool monsters (2) easily accessible and (3) now 100% official.
Anyway, Fiend Folio is a particularly vicious addition to your gaming bookshelf -- it focuses on extraplanar creatures. Rest assured that you'll get an array of all creature types, with a full range of CRs. But adventuring parties with a DM who owns this book will definitely find themselves in situations where a dismissal or banishment spell would do a world of good.
April: Windwalker
Windwalker is the third book in Elaine Cunningham's Starlight & Shadows trilogy. If you read the first two books (Daughter of the Drow and Tangled Webs), you may have been eagerly awaiting this one for as many as eight years -- it's been that long since the second book in the series originally came out.
Regardless of whether or not you've already read the first two books, they're being re-released as paperbacks in February and March. So, if you haven't read 'em, that gives you one month for each to get up to speed for Windwalker. And if you already have 'em on your shelf, you'll probably want to pick 'em just for the t'riffic new Todd Lockwood art.
I haven't gotten a chance to read through Windwalker, but I know that it's the much-anticipated conclusion of the story of the dark elf wizard/priestess Liriel Baenre. And from what I understand, it'll be worth the wait.
If you don't mind some minor spoilers about Liriel's background, which you'd discover during the course of the first two books, read on and find out a little of what makes this drow outcast so interesting. Otherwise, you should just skip over the next paragraph.
She's the daughter of Gromph Baenre, überwizard of Menzoberranzan. She was trained (privately) in the wizardly arts long past the time most noble females get sent to Arach-Tinilith, though she doesn't escape indoctrination into Lolth's service. She also isn't wholly swayed by the Spider Queen's influence and finds herself also drawn toward Eilistraee. The truly interesting thing about that whole mix is that someone out there (in the Demonweb Pits, specifically) seems to, so far, be going along with Liriel's behavior. During her travels, she becomes linked with a berserker from Rashemen and discovers an artifact that allows her to retain her drow magic while wandering around on the surface.
May: Unapproachable East
It's about time we got to really explore the eastern lands of Faerûn. (That's Aglarond, Rashemen, Thay, Thesk, and the Great Dale.) Maybe next month, I'll tell you a little something more about how this 192-page Forgotten Realms hardcover lets you do just that.
May: Urban Arcana
If you've already picked up the d20 Modern Roleplaying Game core rulebook, you're most likely familiar with this exciting campaign setting. (If you haven't picked up the d20 Modern Roleplaying Game core rulebook, you should -- it's neat-o.)
I've always thought it'd be cool to live in the fantasy world of Dungeons & Dragons. (Not the one in that Saturday morning cartoon, though I would like to have a magic bow like Hank the Ranger's.) But, here I am, sitting at a computer in an office building outside of Seattle -- living in the modern world.
Hey, I like cars, cell phones, and the Internet. I just think it'd be a lot of fun to fight orcs and maybe have a cool magic weapon.
Well, if you were to crumble the mystical chocolate bar of D&D, pack it into the barrel of a shotgun, and then blast it into the extra crunchy peanut butter of the modern world, you'd have something that tastes a little like Urban Arcana.
Hook me up for some of that.
And, if you're interested, check back next month and I'll spill some more. Until then, keep an eye out for kobold street gangs and be aware that some of the people who hold public offices or appear on product demonstration infomercials might actually be mind flayers with illusory disguises.
If you haven't checked out the flash animation thing over on the d20 Modern page, you've gotta see it. It's based on the ad we did for the d20 Modern Roleplaying Game core rulebook, but it's got nearly three dozen of those "labels" on the photo to give you an even better idea of what happens when you turn on your imagination and start looking at the world around you as if it's actually full of adventure. (Extra nifty is how the three characters have been statted out, just in case you wanna drop them into your d20 Modern game as NPCs.)
May: Condemnation
This'll be the third book in the unbelievable War of the Spider Queen series, and this one is written by Rich Baker. That's all I know so far. If you're not reading this series yet, you really should check it out.
June: Ghostwalk
Character is created.
Character goes adventuring.
Character gets killed.
Character comes back as a ghost and keeps on adventuring.
Centered on a great city, known as Manifest, this campaign option for any Dungeons & Dragons game provides a completely new way to cope with the death of a favorite PC.
I'm still reading the manuscript for this one, so I'll have to get back to you.
July: Revised D&D Core Rulebooks
After that intro, I'm tapped. And, I haven't actually gotten the chance to sit down and read any of the new manuscripts. My mission is to lay my hands on the latest versions, lock myself away, and read through all three. (Y'know, I've never actually read all three-core rulebooks from cover to cover. This'll be extra cool -- and a lot of reading.)
Oh, here's something you'll want to think about: $5 a week.
If you can set aside just $5 a week for the next five months, you'll have the dough to snatch up the revised core rulebooks as soon as they're available. That's just under than 75¢; a day. So, get a jar. Toss all your pocket change in there, and when July rolls around, you'll be golden.
I think it'll do for a month.
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A pair of freshmen gave a glimpse into the future of Susquehanna University men's basketball Saturday night.
Brandon Hedley and Josh Miller scored 15 and 12 points, respectively, with Hedley going 5-for-9 from behind the arc, but it wasn't enough to send out the SU seniors on a winning note. The Crusaders fell 79-73 to the U.S. Merchant Marine Academy at Houts Gymnasium.
Five Crusaders, including Shamokin High graduate Scott Marcinek, played their final home game Saturday.
The Crusaders trailed by four points (31-27) at halftime. The teams combined for 94 second-half points.
"We let them get away from us in the second half," Susquehanna coach Frank Marcinek said. "I thought we were getting close to being knocked out, but the two freshmen stepped up and got us some offense."
The freshmen scored all of their points in the second half.
"We are a perimeter shooting team but we haven't been able to get inside pressure all year," Marcinek added.
The Mariners (14-11, 7-7 Landmark) upped the lead to many as 16 on a Preston Padgett 3-pointer with 11:44 left in the second half.
Less than a half-minute later, Hedley connected on the first of his five second-half threes to start the Crusaders' comeback.
Susquehanna cut the lead to two, 73-71, as Hedley hit an off-balance three — landing on his back while the ball was still in flight — with 1:35 to play. The Crusaders used a 7-0 run prior to that 3-pointer to cut into the deficit.
Senior Harvey Pannell also scored 15 points for the Crusaders.
Susquehanna (9-16, 5-9) forged a lead as wide as six points early in the first half.
It was the eighth time this season the Crusaders had scored 70 or more points in a game.
"We were 5-of-11 from the free-throw line in the first half and 15-of-16 in the second half," Marcinek noted. "We need three guys to score in double figures and we've been working on getting to 70 points."
Reed Buck, the Landmark Conference's leading scorer, poured in a game-high 20 points in 27 minutes. He was the only Mariner in double figures.
When Scott Marcinek was introduced during the senior ceremony prior to the game, the student body greeted him with a familiar "Shamokin! Shamokin!" chant.
"That chant started back when I was in high school and it followed me for all four years here at Susquehanna," he said. "It was a little emotional talking with my dad in the locker room afterwards and my old high school coach was at the door when I came of the floor. It's not how you would envision it would end, but it was a pretty good career."
Although the prospects of working for a major business corporation like JP Morgan is a high priority, the younger Marcinek is not ruling out the possibility of coaching one day.
"Our younger players played well and there's some good talent in the junior class as well," he said.
Scott Marcinek played 16 minutes in his final home game and tallied four points and two rebounds.
The other seniors honored included J.T. Wilson, E.J. Duncan, Brendan Rezny and Pannell.


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Some here call it the 'O.J. House,' the only gated community in a vast stretch of desert rich in gold and silver, pioneer trails and proud, isolated towns north of Reno.
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The concert is set to begin at 7 p.m. on Aug. 18 at the Reber Center Auditorium located at LT's North Campus, 100 S. Brainard Ave., in the schools main building. Tickets to the concert will cost $5 and friends of O'Laughlin will also be selling wristbands, raffle tickets, and t-shirt to raise money. Doors will open for the event at 6:15 p.m.
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By Erik Gudris
(November 10, 2012) ATLANTA – Mats Wilander is literally getting back into the swing of things when it comes to competitive tennis. The seven-time Grand Slam singles champion made his second appearance on the PowerShares Series at the Champions Shootout in Atlanta, Georgia. Wilander joined Michael Chang, Jim Courier, and John McEnroe on the eighth stop of the 12 city tour.
"I'm getting into the swing of trying to channel my focus and concentration into two hours which you get really good at playing professional tennis," said Wilander during a pre-match media meet with reporters. "You have to be able to switch on and off and when you are not used to the competitive element when the match is on the line you forget how to do that. It would be nice to do this 10 nights in a row because its not that easy. But it gets easier. I was better today in practice than I was yesterday. It's more getting used to the pace that these guys play at."
When asked about his Major titles that include three Australian Opens, three French Opens and one U.S. Open and which one was the most special to him, Wilander said, "There are all so different. I mean what's better? A sunny day on the beach in Caribbean or a sitting near a fireplace on a snowy, cold day in Sun Valley, Idaho? It's a matter of the big picture and how happy you are with your effort. And then on top of that you get pretty good results that make you wonder to yourself. "How the hell did that happen? Wow amazing." I hope my best day is tomorrow."
Wilander, who took part in a pre-match clinic with amateur players, splits half of his time teaching tennis across the U.S. with his "Wilander On Wheels" experience and the rest serving a tennis commentator for Eurosport including hosting his own "Mats Point" show. The former No. 1 is known for speaking his mind about current players and the pro tour and he didn't hold back when it came to this week's ATP World Tour finals in London. Though Wilander had high praise for the current "big four", he also felt it was disappointing that someone else hasn't shaken up the recent status quo of Novak Djokovic, Roger Federer, Andy Murray and Rafael Nadal dominating the biggest events.
"It's great to have the big four playing right now at this time. They're unbelievable. Don't get me wrong, they're amazing. But sometimes you wonder why (the other players) are running around applauding Federer's shot when they hit to him. 'Ah great shot Roger'. Why would you do that? He's kicking your ass. You should be angry and not just happy you are playing the greatest player of all time."
Wilander took exception to recent statements from players like Tomas Berdych and Jo-Wilfried Tsonga that beating the ATP's top four is nearly impossible despite the fact that they have done so in their careers. But Wilander would like to see that happen more often and from more players as he thinks it would help the sport.
"Are they not human," Wilander says about the 'Big Four' so to get his point across. "We have these great players in every generation. But Sampras lost. Agassi lost. They all lost because the other guys thought that they could win. But you don't get the feeling that the guys now don't think they are going to win sometimes. It's hard to be the best player in the world but its not impossible and the other guys think that it is. I think you can say that the top four that we have right now are the best top four we've ever had. And the next 96 out of the top 100, in relative terms, might be the worse we've ever had because they don't beat the best guys and that didn't use to happen. Obviously they (the big four) are much better and the competition is much harder, but in relative terms its very rare that they upset the big four so it's worrying I think."
Juan Martin Del Potro, who has now beaten Federer in their last two meetings, still could improve even more according to Wilander, but he may have more of an edge in making the leap into the ATP's top four since he has already won a Major.
"Obviously he's done it to Federer, I mean it's amazing once you beat a guy in a big final you believe you have that in you. That's it's going to happen. So Del Potro I think has the biggest heart and he's got a big game and loves competing and that's why he sometimes is doing it and has won a Major."
The ATP World Tour Finals will be played on a Monday but though that event won't have to worry about weather and schedule delays due to being played indoors at the 02 Arena, Wilander himself is not a fan of Monday finals or even using roofs at events like Wimbledon or the U.S. Open.
"It makes sense (at Wimbledon) but I don't think it should be used ever until the semis and the finals. I think we should stay away from Monday finals especially at the U.S. Open because I think its little unfair for the game I think. For the players and the crowd? Maybe. But I think for the sport it should be played on the day when its supposed to be played. Beginning of the tournament? I think they should wait and try and play outdoors when they can. I'm not for it but when it comes down to the end its too important for the sport to be played at the right time."
Erik Gudris is a freelance tennis writer and frequent contributor to Tennis Panorama News. Follow him on Twitter at @ATNtennis


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As Thanksgiving is upon us, those of you that have pets in your busy holiday home know what usually happens, the cat or the dog end up getting overfed by 10 different guests at your holiday gathering, because they show that same cute, fuzzy, begging face to every person, and act as if they haven't been fed all day.
Dogs especially have this act perfected, they should win Academy Awards for Best Actor/Actress, since they know all they have to do is walk up and wag a tail and soon enough they get a little bit off of everyone's plate. They just keep moving down the line, greeting each of your guests until they've gotten something from everyone.
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North Andover — Jerome R. Sousa Jr., 85, beloved husband of Theresa (Sabatini) Sousa, with whom he shared 68 years of marriage, passed away Sunday, July 14, at Exeter Hospital in Exeter, N.H. Born in Peabody, he was the son of the late Jerome Sr. and Mary (Thomas) Sousa.
Jerome grew up in Peabody, and later moved to Beverly, graduating from Beverly High School. He worked for the family business, JR Sousa and Sons Oil Co., and later owned the company with his brother, Joseph, for over 30 years. Jerome enjoyed spending time boating and golfing ,and is an avid lover of animals, especially dogs.
In addition to his wife, he is survived by two children, Jerome Sousa III and his wife, Meryl, of North Andover, and Diane Bertocci of Boxford; one sister, Natalie Campbell, of Beverly; five grandchildren, Cory R. Bertocci of Boxford, Daryl A. Bertocci, Mark Sousa of North Andover, Janelle and Danielle Sousa of Boxford; and many cousins, nieces and nephews. He was predeceased by his brothers George and Joseph Sousa.
ARRANGEMENTS: A Funeral Mass will be celebrated at Saint Mary Annunciation Church, 24 Conant Street, Danvers, on Thursday, at 9 a.m. Relatives and friends are invited to attend. Visiting hours will be at the Campbell-Lee, Moody Russell Funeral Home, 525 Cabot Street, North Beverly, on Wednesday, from 5 to 8 p.m. Burial will be in St. Mary's Cemetery, Salem. Contributions may be made in Jerome's memory to the Alzheimer's Association, 31 Arsenal St., Watertown, MA 02472. For information, directions, or condolences, please visit www.campbellfuneral.com.


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CAMANCHE — Kinley Weller was all smiles Thursday as she celebrated her first birthday and the winning of the girls division of the Little Cuties competition of Camanche Days at Platt Park.
Her counterpart, Braxton Grage, also showed off his smiles as the crowd gathered in the tennis court at Platt Park to applaud the crowning of the little cuties, prince and princess, and the king and queen of Camanche Days.
More than 20 contestants took part in the 2013 little cuties competition, collecting $2,876.19 in fundrasing money to be contributed to prizes and next year's Camanche Days celebration.
"It's been a great year for the little cuties," Camanche Days committee president Brenda Larkey said.
It wasn't just pint-sized royalty honored Thursday though. Camanche Days grand marshals George and Donna Current received accolades from the crowd as they passed on last year's King and Queen crowns to Jim and Pat Drury, on a nomination from their grandson Dylan.
"We want to thank everyone, including our grandson, for this amazing honor," Jim said. "But if it weren't for this wonderful woman next to me, I wouldn't be here."
Applause erupted from Jim's words only to continue on to celebrate the selection of this year's Prince and Princess, Zach Nissen and Kiana Turner.
Each are graduates of Camanche High School and are planning to continue their education — Kiana at Ashford University studying psychology and education, and Zach at Simpson College studying physics and mathematics.
Turner, Nissen, Jim and Pat were all then asked to make the difficult decision in choosing a little prince and princess to accompany them in the Camanche Days parade Saturday.
In a unanimous decision, the four chose David Zavala and Ally Snodgrass as the little prince and little princess of Camanche Days.
"Each candidate made a tough run this year, but unfortunately there can only be one," Larkey said.
The Camanche Days royalty birgade will take part in the parade, led by the Currents, enjoying a breeze with the top down and the wind blowing through their hair.
"We feel honored to be a part of the Camanche Days celebration; thank you Camanche," Jim said.


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I found the following comments interesting and got a chuckle out of a few of them. It's always helpful, I think, to take note of how people perceive what one is doing by way of apologetics. These are from a thread at my friend Steve Ray's Catholic Message Board, in June 2006.
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My beef with Dave is that his brand of parody is offensive to some and I think that detracts from his work [of course humor is highly subjective and parody and satire is vastly misunderstood by many people]. His content outside of that is outstanding and I think his verbosity is necessary because he covers most of the angles. If I am looking for the exhaustive defense, I head to Dave first.
My guess is that Dave will show up in a few moments to defend himself with a long dissertation providing a mountain of evidence as to why I am wrong. He also is good at finding out when people are talking about him.
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I didn't know who he was before his name being mentioned on this thread, but Dave Armstrong has a lot of critics. But the thing is, they only make him seem that much more interesting.
Out of all of the negative attitudes that I have read in regards to Catholic apologists, Dave Armstrong seems to catch the brunt of it. But it's funny, because considering how passionate the criticisms are, they mainly attack his character.
One guy was trying to deride him by saying "He's a newspaper boy!" [I delivered newspapers in a large urban route for a year and a half to help make ends meet]. I guess that means Dave can't be intelligent. One place was attacking the fact that Dave has criticisms towards anti-Catholics. It wasn't addressing the actual critique, just the fact that Dave had criticisms. The irrationality of the critics made me think, "Wow, there must be something special with this Dave Armstrong to attract such negative emotion". Now I'm interested to read something by him.
What's the opinion on Dave Armstrong here?
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I like his work personally. In fact, his summary of Catholic doctrines in the Early Church fathers was the last nail in my Protestant coffin. I of course mentioned my one reservation about him earlier. The anti-Catholics do not like him because he fights back and sometimes in a manner that I think is too personal. They get his goat sometimes and I cannot say I don't UNDERSTAND his response. I just don't think it is always appropriate. He has really made himself a target for anti-Catholics. Overall though, I think he has gained readers because of the controversy. He does own up to his mistakes, though . . . if you read him a lot you will get worn out. He is worth the read, though.
In apologetics you cannot make too many mistakes or masses of people will disregard you for those mistakes. No matter how good your arguments are your credibility is hampered by some of the things you do. No matter how illogical it is to disgregard an apologetics work for that reason, the fact is LOTS of folks do it.
I don't pretend to be an apologist of any magnitude. It takes a special kind to put yourself to that kind of criticism on a regular basis, and Dave receives plenty of personal attacks.
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Can't speak for others, naturally, but I like him. And his website is a goldmine.
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He (or his website) has saved my rear more times than I care to ennumerate when debating non-Catholics! God bless Dave Armstrong!
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He has a lot of excellent info, but he seems to favor a dialog format for his writings. Not a style that I find riveting.
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"This report confirms that child care expenses are breaking the bank for too many families," Murphy says in a statement. "Quality child care in Connecticut costs money, and middle class family budgets are already stretched thin. Families shouldn't be forced to go bankrupt in order to care for their kids, and one of the best ways the government can help is to double the amount of pre-tax money families can put into flexible savings accounts."
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Is it just me and my computer, or has the board been unusually slow for the last several days for others, as well?
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Don - yes the board has been slow. I believe Dennis may be having some server problems but I know that the board software has been slammed with spam posts and they are working on updates to help deal with them. I believe that is part of the slow posting problem.
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I still have to sign in every time and it has also been very slow.I thought it was my computer.But everything else I do is good. Bruce
owner of 48 fcub 34206 Cub cadets 108/102 with mower,snow thrower and blade
As in the other thread, Dennis is aware. I have been sending him regular bug reports and other error messages..
BD is correct.. the spamming has caused problems, and there are upgrades ongoing to address these problems.
One upgrade is a 15 sec lapse time between hitting the post and it actually posting... this is to help eliminate multiple posts at the same time, by the same poster.... it is a good thing
Mostly, the slow response times in loggin on, refresh, moving between forums, threads and the posting times are not related to this, but are actually server problems with the host I think... at least it appears this way to me....
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1/2 C bran flakes
1/4 C each kashi hear too heart to heart and great grains cp
1/2 C milk fat free
2.5 oz strawberries
1.3 oz orange
1 Black coffee
Hugs Judy:) no planned exercise today just shopping whatever housework need doing
Remember the Gold is not in the prize it's in the Journey
life may not be the Party we expected but while we are here we may as well dance
Weigh-In 186, boo hoo. Gained a pound. No exercise to speak of yesterday and none today. But I will have to watch it on my eating today. I think last night at 6:30 I had crackers and peanut butter. Blahhhh. Shouldn't have, its not even my favorite. I'm a nervous wreck so I was eating anything to try and keep my mind off my ordeal today. Catch you tonight if I can still see. Gulp!
Don't live life comparing yourself to everyone else.
God has created you to be you and you are free to be you.
Remember the Gold is not in the prize it's in the Journey
life may not be the Party we expected but while we are here we may as well dance
You know the Beatles song "I Wanna Hold Your Hand" ? I wish we could be there to hold your hand through this proceedure.
Know in your heart that we are there for you in spirit.
Just relax. It'll be over before you know it.
If hunger is not the problem, then eating is not the solution.---author anonymous
If you are going through Hell,keep going.-- Winston Churchill
Greedily she ingorg'd without restraint,
And knew not eating Death
Milton, Paradise Lost
AM weight is 279.4 (fluctuating but in the right direction)
Breakfast was 1/2C oatmeal w chopped apple, sweetener and cinnamon.
Lunch will be Olive Garden soup (minestrone) and salad. Will limit myself to ONE bread stick! Am meeting a friend there.
Dinner will be 8oz chicken breast and steamed zucchini with Parmesan.
Snack will be yogurt and a banana.
Sandy- I put this on the other thread but will be praying for you. Am sure you will do good though. It's amazing that the chances for glaucoma go down so much with the procedure.
SW 325 CW 281.6 Short term goal-275 Goal weight- unsure
I knew it was going to be difficult, but I had no idea that It'd take me this long to at least start coming close to figuring it out.
Yesterday's weight a whoppin 181. This am, Down to 179.4 . I'm still ravenous at night. I think because my days and nights are almost flip flopped, I'm burning right up till I go to bed so I gotta feed the fire. At this point I'm consuming close to 1700 cals on the days I lose weight. LOL . And I KNOW that ain't right...... haha
I'll get it, I hope anyhow.
At least my choices are ok. Last night I "munched" 5 prunes, 3 dried apricots and 12 very small whole nat almonds.
Then had a cup of leftover chicken in cr of mushroom sauce with rice. That seemed to do the trick finally.
I did get some of that video last night. It's definitely an eye opener so far. Will catch more today sometime.
Dutch cocoa coffee x 2
Chai Chia Oatmeal w/ diced fresh peach on top
Vanilla protein shake w/ chia seeds
Afternoon Workout ; 30 min recumbant bike, 10 min eliptical, 45 min pool exercises
PM snack
Egg n Greens
1 link smoked sausage w/ mustard
1/2 heart healthy lavash sheet
1 lg corn on the cob
IF/when I need another snack, Probably will be a Pumpkin Smoothie and water.... hoping to get this hunger under control
If hunger is not the problem, then eating is not the solution.---author anonymous
If you are going through Hell,keep going.-- Winston Churchill
Sandy, thinking of you.
Breakfast: 1/2 C oatmeal, blueberries, walnuts, black coffee
Lunch: 1 C chicken barley chili
Dinner: chicken thighs, squash and broccoli
Exercise will be 3 mile run after work.
My heart and prayers are with you. The anxiety before an operation is a great trial.
2 McDonald's breakfast burritos without the tortillas
4 picante sauce packets.
Chipotle barbacoa salad with guacamole and no salad dressing
I only walked 3.25 miles today because my feet are very tender. I am anxious to ramp it back up. I will try soaking my feet to see if it helps.
Today I am going to prepare my chicken enchiladas and freeze some for convenient dinners and lunches. I learned from looking up my Chipotle salad above that without cheese and dressing on it there are only 505 calories in it. It's a big treat for me but includible in my diet when I go easy on dinner.
I am really going to get serious for the rest of this month. I want to see big improvements on my blood tests in the first week of September. Kim, this means I consent to the full dungeonmistress Dominatrix Kim of Challenge fame treatment. Whip me with a DRY noodle. Tee hee.
I can do all things through Him who strengthens me.-Philippians 4:13
No excercise today or yesterday. I am honestly just to caught up in reading.... I need to use my reading as motivation. Maybe only buy a book after i lose "X" amount of pounds. Because i am just reading like crazy lately!!
Breakfast was an egg burrito
Lunch..... Well, i kind of read instead of eating... I think i might have a slight issue. Haha
Dinner tonight will be chicken salad. YUMM
Vision without action is a daydream. Action without vision is a nightmare.
- Japanese Proverb
In Wal-mart, I am catching myself wanting to rush up to people and warn them about the bad nutritional choices they are making. I realize I have become that nutritional extremist I used to laugh at. My market cart: fruits, vegetables, meats, whole grain flour, brown rice, oatmeal and nuts. How strange! No Cokes, Sprites, Root Beers, Oreos, cakes, muffins, crackers and chips.
My brother commented out the other day that he needs to cut down on his skim milk. "why?" I asked. "Isn't skim milk a good choice?"
"Oh, yeah," he said, "in moderation. But it has as many calories per ounce"
Holy cow! It's true!
I can do all things through Him who strengthens me.-Philippians 4:13
I forgot to list my weight this morning it was 152 I was surprised because it usually goes up the morning after weight lifting and it went down I am not complainingLOL
Dinner was
1.2 large pork chop
2/3 C cooked onions
2/3 c baked beans in tomato sauce with some hot sauce added
1 1/3 C zucchini steamed
1/2 Pat of real butter
side salad Mixed greens slice red onion 3 slice English cuke
1/4 yellow pepper 1/2 garden tomato 6 olives 1T wishbone robusto dressing 1T wine vinegar
Hugs Judy:)
Remember the Gold is not in the prize it's in the Journey
life may not be the Party we expected but while we are here we may as well dance
Hello, today my weigh in was a new low, I'm excited to see 193.4. The last time I saw that number was nine or more months ago. It will fluctuate tomorrow as I felt dehydrated this a.m.
Exercise today was 55 min. aerobic class and 55 min. yoga class
Breakfast same as yesterday
tall coffee frappacino light
slice pumpkin bread
cup 1% milk
1/3 cup spaghetti sauce with meat and vegetables
slice cheddar cheese
fresh peach
Baby steps, to a healthy lifestyle change. When you change your thoughts you will then change your weight. Getting healthy is about progress, not perfection.
Pre-workout snack: banana
Dropped boys off at band camp
Gym: 15 min treadmill work out
25 min strength training..focused on upper body and abs
30 min on stationary bike
5 min cool down
Returned home
Life cereal w/ lowfat milk
coffee with creamer
wrote a blog post while I ate
Showered and dressed
Left for a business networking meeting at a local Japanese Grill for lunch
Chicken and vegetable cooked on the hibachi grill
fried rice (only ate about 1/2 of what was there)
salad with no dressing
Unsweetened ice tea w/ lemon
Stopped at the grocery store on the way home for a few things.
Now gotta clean house, my hubby informed me last night that my MIL is coming tomorrow.
Baby steps, to a healthy lifestyle change. When you change your thoughts you will then change your weight. Getting healthy is about progress, not perfection.
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Born and raised in New York, Irish Catholic to boot, soul food was something that I did not discover until I moved south and became a chef at Duke University. Cooking alongside a marvelous group of true Southerners that included grandmothers, fathers and sons and generations of cousins, I learned first hand the true history of soul food.
Years later when I was the Executive Chef for the NBA's Sacramento Kings, my kitchen team and I were often asked to prepare the comforts of home cooking for our great hoop stars. They were a bashful bunch but every now and again they would peek into the kitchen at the Arco Arena, flash a pearly white smile and state "Chef, cook us some food from home."
NBA players are often misunderstood when it comes to food. People think they eat plentiful and heartily. No doubt they eat mightily, but healthy is the key to these athletes game winning performance. Soul food itself is often misunderstood.
Soul food encompasses recipes of the slavery era with a selection of foods traditionally found in the cuisine of African Americans and is an important part of the cuisines of the American South. Vegetables, breads, grains and livestock are the heart of true soul food.
Where's your favorite place for soul food in Smyrna? Tell us in the comments.
Here in the midst of Black History month, honoring historical African Americans can be both educational and delicious. Living here in the heart of the south, the availability of the key ingredients that are the basis of soul food affords us the opportunity to create quick simple and delicious recipes to share with friends and family.
Get inspired with a few soul food menu basics:
- Boil a pot of black eyed peas with sliced jalapenos, chopped sweet onions and bacon.
- Fry up a batch of okra cornmeal bacon and Vidalia onion fritters and you have magic in your kitchen.
- Create delicious collard greens with country ham, bacon and chopped sweet onions.
- Dried red beans cooked with rice, celery, garlic, sweet green peppers, Andouille sausage and a dash of hot sauce, provides just the right kick of soul.
- Buttermilk fried chicken with cayenne pepper; seasoning salt, flour and paprika creates the perfect soulful recipe.
- Fried catfish lightly coated with garlic powder, salt, pepper and cracker meal is so simple and delicious.
- Brown sugar mustard rubbed pulled pork served with sweet hot & tangy chow chow relish.
- Skillet buttermilk cornbread served with molasses is the true taste of the south.
- For the perfect ending to your soul food celebration bake a sweet potato pie with cinnamon and ginger.
You can celebrate Black History Month by attending the Hands, Feet and Mouth organization's Black History program at Campbell Middle School Saturday, Feb. 25 at 7 p.m. Cost of admission is $2.
The following week, Campbell High School hosts a Martin Luther King humanitrian awards program Tuesday, Feb. 28 at 9:30 a.m. The ceremony honors students, staff and community members who exemplify the attributes of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr.
Earlier this month Whitefield Academy celebrated Black History Month by inviting the community to a screening of the film "Double Victory," a companion to the movie "Red Tails" about the Tuskeegee Airmen. After the movie Edgar Lewis, a Tuskegee Airman, and Zellie Rianey Orr, president of the Atlanta Chapter of Tuskegee Airmen, answered questions from the audience.


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We Can Rebuild It, We Have the Technology...
This solution, although totally usable, isn't quite as elegant as I'd like. My "main" tablet and phone are both iOS devices (iPad and iPhone, but let's not discuss my choice of mobile devices here), and Apple has a very clean, integrated push notification system. I started poking around to see if there was any way to send push messages to my iDevices rather than rely on SMS—that way my iPad would receive IRC "pings" as well.
It turns out, the Internet already had an answer for this problem as well. A fellow named Chris Jones already put together a patched version of Irssi and an Irssi script that does all the heavy lifting for this solution. His Web page (see Resources) talks all about the details on this and how to install it. He even mentions using Irssi with stunnel!
Figure 3. Getting a Push Notify on an iPhone
Figure 4. Looking at My Previous Notifications
In closing, utilizing this set of scripts has really brought IRC into the 21st century for me. I love the idea of IRC, but it shows a lack of mobility features due to its age. With this set of scripts and the right mobile tools, you can bring your IRC addiction up to date—and have it with you, anywhere you go!
Figure 5. Firing Up Colloquy to Join the Conversation
Irssi Proxy Documentation: http://www.irssi.org/documentation/proxy
Michael Lustfield's Irssi-to-SMS Plugin Use: http://michael.lustfield.net/content/irssi-sms
Chris Jones' Irssi Proxy and iPhone: http://www.tenshu.net/2010/12/old-and-new-mixing-irssi-and-iphones.html
Stunnel Home Page: http://www.stunnel.org
Generating a Self-Signed SSL Certificate: http://www.akadia.com/services/ssh_test_certificate.html
"Internet Relay Chat" by Jayson Broughton: http://www.linuxjournal.com/content/internet-relay-chat
"IRC, Still the Best Support Around" by Shawn Powers: http://www.linuxjournal.com/content/irc-still-best-support-around
Linux Journal IRC Channel: #linuxjournal on Freenode
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Without this, perhaps, the
Without this, perhaps, the life of mobile technology will not be as great as we currently have.
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IRC on an Android device
I use ConnectBot on my Android device. I have a shortcut to my server where irssi is running and ssh keys set up, it also executes 'screen -UD -RR -s irssi'. So I can reach IRC with just one click.
I'm actually very happy with the setup, it is usable and the character size can be adjusted, and it is the exactly same environment as if I'm doing the exactly same way of connecting from my desktop computer :-)
XMPP is not really a good solution -- it's terrible for mobile devices.
More dropped in to post a pic of something I've been working on for webOS and IRC :)
IRC from Messaging :) will probably only work on 3.0+ though :(
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RE: forgetting to re-attach your Screen session
I use tmux (very similar), and have this in my .profile:
if [[ -z "$TMUX" ]]; then
tmux att
Basically, when I log in, if a tmux session exists, it will automatically attach to it. Bingo! I never forget to reattach my session.
I think I found this on commandlinefu.com, and I'm pretty sure there are some for Screen up there as well.
XMPP conferences
Seems like the ultimate fix would be to start transitioning to XMPP conferences. Would help if Google Talk more readily supported this natively in their official clients.
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I would had thought Bret Michaels and Mama Tish affair would had caused more damage to the family than Hannah Montana.
I would had thought Bret Michaels and Mama Tish affair would had caused more damage to the family than Hannah Montana.
I believe it's okay as long as they serve food (i.e., it's attached to a restaurant). However, some bars have stricter policies than the laws allow. That's their prerogative, but it's not because it's illegal.
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I don't doubt that being a child/teenage star does mess with one's self esteem and world view. After all Miley was the center of show that would not and could not exist without her once it became successful. That can pump one's ego up quite a bit, but it also puts pressure on her (and others in similar situaitons) because they are expected to be so adult about it.
Child stars and Teen stars might have a glam outer life, but the truth is their development into adulthood is stunted in some major ways. No matter how much the parents say they are giving their child or children a normal life, there is nothing normal about it. So the blame to me always comes back to the parents.
Miley probably did have early desires to be in television/movies/music after seeing her father's career. However, to me, it comes down to whether or not it is healthy to give in to a child's whims in such matters. I know many celebrities have prevented or disuaded their children from entering the business until they are old enough to fully or at least significantly understand the consequences. While I'm not a parent, I would think that the delay of such a career would be my preference.
Not to take away from fame being really hard on kids...but it is the family that keeps them grounded in real life. He point blank said he was more a friend than a father to her. To me that spelled out the reality of that home.
I don't think that mindset mattered whether Miley was Hannah Montana or not. You have that view while they grow up, your child with have issues when they are older. The only difference is she is famous with a lot of money.
~I am convinced that life is 10% what happens to me and 90% how I react to it.~ (Charles R. Swindoll)
"Half the harm that is done in this world is due to people who want to feel important. They don't mean to do harm -- but the harm does not interest them. Or they do not see it, or they justify it because they are absorbed in the endless struggle to think well of themselves." T.S. Eliot
But, in any event, it sounds like having her party in a bar is the least of his concerns. He seems to think that she's doing dangerous things. He's concerned about her "handlers," but I'd bet that he orginally had something to do with those handlers being around her.
I also think that it has a lot to do with parental involvement (not management but being there for the child). If you look at the example of the Cosby show. Bill Cosby was pretty insistent that the children's parents be on set as much as possible and pushed that their education came first. Much of that could have been for show, but one would note that the only one who seemed to struggle at all was Lisa Bonet, who was the one without the parent on the set. Additionally, none of the "kids" carried the show. It wasn't named the Theo Show or Vanessa.
The working conditions for children on these shows are monitored, but maybe it should be addressed again. I realize that there will always be a need for child and teen actors and actresses, as roles will demand that bit of realism.
In Miley's case I think it goes beyond just a television show. While she was doing that, being tutored for school, growing up, and all those other things, she was filming movies, recording albums, touring, working on an autobiography, promoting products, giving media interviews, etc. So it wasn't just that she was on a television show. Her work load would have been over exposure for anyone. Her parents seemed to be raising a product rather than a daughter.
Awwww, poor Billy. Somebody call a wahh-mbulance. How 'bout those photos you had taken with your daughter...creepy? You betcha!
"Nothing in all the world is more dangerous than sincere ignorance and conscientious stupidity MLK
He's got an achy breaky heart for real now.
Last edited by Southpaw; 02-17-2011 at 04:43 PM.
The fastest thing out of New Jersey since Tricky Nicky in a Muscovian handbasket
If Hanah Montana has done Miley Cyrus harm, just stop and think about the future of Angus Jones. Here's a kid that lives in California, is drinking the Hollywood child-star kool-aid, works with Charlie Sheen everyday (can you guess what Charlie's sense of humor is like?), and just reading the scripts for the show Two and a Half Men has to be an education in itself. Can anyone say therapy? I certainly hope he has a good supportive family life and that his parents are not more his "friends".
Disney Reacts to Billy Ray Cyrus' GQ Remarks
Insiders are not surprised he is blaming his family woes on "Hannah Montana."
He also claims in the article that he never made money off his daughter, a suggestion the Disney source calls ludicrous"
I thought Miley must have been up to worse based on the thread title. It sounds pretty tame by showbiz standards. Smoking a legal herb? Hanging out in a bar?
I wonder if Will Smith and Jada Pinkett are following this story????
*shudder* It's sad they got sucked in to that. You'd think they'd have paid attention when Paul Haggis left $cientology.
Will Smith is not a Scientologist. O_O My heart just broke.