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The Taming of the Shrew (9:45 a.m. Sunday, Turner Movie Classics): Now that you've had a week to fight off the suicidal impulses triggered by that god-awful Lifetime biopic about Elizabeth Taylor and Richard Burton, here's a chance to see why they really were such a big deal in a sexy and hilarious Shakespeare adaptation shot by Franco Zeffirelli.
Restless (9 p.m. Friday, Sundance Channel): What if you found out your mom was a spy, still hiding out from the Russian assassins she eluded 30 years ago? Charlotte Rampling ( The Night Porter) and Ruth Gilmartin ( Downton Abbey) star in this two-part adaptation of William Boyd's deceptively powerful novel.
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This tweet from House Speaker John Boehner (R-Ohio) probably wasn't intended to be important, but it's an astonishing message.
Let's back up for a moment. At issue is a 2007 law, set to expire on July 1, which keeps the interest rate for federal Direct Stafford Loans at 3.4%. If Congress fails to act, the rate will double, affecting more than 7.4 million students, who'll face, on average, an additional $1,000 in debt. President Obama and congressional Democrats are fighting to keep the rates where they are, and Mitt Romney agrees with them.
Congressional Republicans have balked at the proposals, and today, Boehner is arguing that this is all Democrats' fault anyway — they're the ones who "included an expiration provision that placed the looming increase in the middle of an election year."
Democrats wanted to lower student interest rates. Now, they want to keep the lower student interest rates. As far as Boehner is concerned, this means Dems "voted to double" interest rates.
Now, not only is John Boehner being stupid, he's insulting everyone's intelligence with this kind of bullshit.
What makes me sad is I fucking KNOW there are republican voters out there buying this Bizarro logic.
Or, to explain it this (possibly easier) way:
When the Republicans voted for the original Bush tax cuts, those same Republicans also voted for an expiration date on SAID tax cuts, as a compromise to Democrats to pass the bill. So, if we used House Majority Leader Boehner's own logic, the Republicans actually originally voted to raise taxes on the 1%, because by not making the tax cuts permanent, and compromising, they actually voted for something they're against.
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The Western Conference doesn't have the flash of the East. Sure, the West may have the best teams with the champs and Detroit, but there sure isn't a Crosby, Ovechkin or Malkin. Still, the future is bright.
Five of the top six scoring rookies are from the Western Conference… only Mr. Backstrom gives the East hope in that race. So, though the elite now aren't the best, the elite soon are looking better and deeper. Now, for the hell of it, let's take a look at how these new youngsters are stepping up as compared to their predecessors. This comparison shows the top five western rookies versus the top five current western stars. I think you'll find the students are showing the promise to quickly trump their teachers.
Patrick Kane, RW, CHI
Age: 19
Key Stats: 73GP, 17G, 45A, 62P, 18:17ATOI
Peter Mueller, C, PHO
Age: 19
Key Stats: 72GP, 21G, 27A, 48P, 17:02ATOI
Jonathan Toews, C, CHI
Age: 19
Key Stats: 55GP, 20G, 27A, 47P, 18:35ATOI
Sam Gagner, C, EDM
Age: 18
Key Stats: 70GP, 9G, 33A, 42P, 15:23ATOI
Andrew Cogliano, C, EDM
Age: 20
Key Stats: 73GP, 16G, 24A, 40P, 13:26ATOI
Jarome Iginla, RW, CGY, 87 Points
Rookie Age: 19
Rookie Key Stats: 82GP, 21G, 29A, 50P
1st PPG Season: 6th, 96P in 82GP
Pavel Datsyuk, C, DET, 85 Points
Rookie Age: 23
Rookie Key Stats: 70GP, 11G, 24A, 35P
1st PPG Season: 4th, 87P in 75GP
Joe Thornton, C, SJ, 83 Points
Rookie Age: 18
Rookie Key Stats: 55GP, 3G, 4A, 7P
1st PPG Season: 5th, 68P in 66GP
Henrik Zetterberg, LW, DET, 79 Points
Rookie Age: 22
Rookie Key Stats: 79GP, 22G, 22A, 44P
1st PPG Season: 3rd, 85P in 77GP
Mike Ribeiro, C, DAL, 77 Points
Rookie Age: 22*
Rookie Key Stats: 43GP, 8G, 10A, 18P
1st PPG Season: 6th, 77P in 71GP
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As you can see, the current rookies are outpacing the performances of the current stars and their rookie seasons. Really, only Thornton was truly held back with less than 10 minutes per game but one could argue he wasn't ready for the responsibility. Still he turned out the strongest.
The reliance on these very young top rookies this season is fairly impressive, and you can't help but wonder what Gagner and Cogliano could do with a few more minutes. When you look at players like Kane and Toews, they seem to be closer to the rookie debut of a Stastny than Iginla. Stastny is someone we are missing due to injury, and similarly, these rookies could progress to a point-per-game level much more quickly than the current top stars we have listed here. These players were in their mid to late 20's before they hit that level. Thornton was the youngest at 22. I definitely wouldn't be surprised if two of these rookies this year hit PPG next year. So, Western Conference fans, though we don't have the ultra superstars, greater stars may be on the horizon. The addition of Stamkos next year could take it to another level.
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Alexander Radulov, RW, NSH
With all this talk of young stars, I wanted to mention my favorite of them all in the West. Though he has been held back a bit, I still feel he will be better than any of them. This season has shown some great progress, and he is already one of the more valuable young players in the league with solid goal and shot totals. More importantly, he has continued to prove his defense suffices with a plus-17 this season. Regardless of all these positives, his value is lulling a little again with only four points in the last ten games. If you own him be patient, but if you want him it might be a time to get a fair deal for him. I see Zetterberg value in his near future.
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Dwayne Roloson, G, EDM
Old habits die hard, and Rolo isn't ready to give up his starting gig. He has muddled the situation in Edmonton once again just in time to make the playoffs difficult for Garon owners. With 86 saves on 89 shots in the last two games, he has been huge for some teams making a run. Enjoy it while it lasts.
Brad Stuart, D, DET
Call me crazy, but I feel like Stuart may be a solid addition for defensively challenged teams in the fantasy playoffs. Though the points haven't come through yet, he has shown the ability to contribute solidly in that department in the past. If you have shots on goal, he is already solid there for a blueliner and most importantly is turning around his plus/minus with the Wings. He is already plus-5 despite a two game setback. He also puts up some penalty minutes. He might be someone to take a flyer if you have a hole.
Duncan Keith, D, CHI
Here is another not so sexy but serviceable player. He is top 25 in goals, shots on goal and the 2nd best defensemen in hockey for plus/minus. He must be doing something right and could really help you out in those areas from a very weak position.
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Sedin Twins, C/LW, VAN
I don't know about you, but the Twins' slumps have really killed me over the past few weeks and in the playoffs this past week… and I only own one of them. Prior to last night's untimely breakout, these guys were garbage of late.
Combined Last Week: 3GP, 0G, 0A, 0P, -7, 0PIM, 0PPP, 18SOG
Now that is awful. Henrik is already extremely overrated but for both of these twins to fall this hard must have really destroyed a lot of seasons. I know many players, especially Vancouver fans, love to own both bros, and they quit right when those teams needed them most. Wow.
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Alexei Kovalev, RW, MTL
He isn't from the West, but he belongs here anyway. The frustration of owning a player like Kovalev has been a lot more manageable this season. In a one-year league you have nothing to worry about, but I'd still avoid him in a keeper. Still, his past month has been fabulous with 19 points. This season overall has been quite refreshing.
Having inversed his point total in the same number of games one year later, his rollercoaster career continues. He has improved dramatically across the board except for PIM, and I commend those of you who were able to stomach him to this point. Now get rid of him first thing next year.


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NAPLES – Expect stars to align for the next world-renowned Naples Winter Wine Festival charity event, set for Jan. 25–27 in Naples.
The theme for the 2013 festival is When Stars Align, a nod to the many stars involved in the festival including vintners, chefs, donors, sponsors, volunteers, and especially, the children who benefit from their generosity.
The festival, an intimate affair for 580 guests, has raised $107 million for underprivileged and at-risk children since 2001. A highlight is the live auction, which features rare wines, one-of-a-kind experiences and other treasures. Trustees of Naples Children & Education Foundation founded the festival, which is its major fundraiser, and host it annually.
Festival events span three days, starting with Meet the Kids Day, when guests witness charitable dollars at work and interact with children from NCEF-supported charities. Guests also enjoy wine tastings throughout the weekend and attend intimate dinners prepared by famous chefs at the private homes of NCEF trustees, with wines selected and poured by esteemed vintners. A culinary showcase and live auction of 65 lots takes place at The Ritz-Carlton Golf Resort, Naples – a founding sponsor of the festival. The festivities also comprise a post-auction wine-down party and brunch the next day.
Chairing the 2013 festival are NCEF trustees Bob and Terry Edwards. They became NCEF trustees in 2010 and have previously served on festival committees. Bob Edwards is the co-senior partner and senior portfolio manager of a Naples-based investment management group that is responsible for managing client assets in excess of $2 billion. Recognized by Registered Rep among America's Top 100 Financial Advisors, he is a frequent industry speaker and has been ranked nationally for peer group performance of investment portfolios managed. Edwards, his partner and their team have also been ranked by Barron's, Lipper, and Research magazine. A resident of Naples for more than 40 years, he is committed to the community, and he and his wife are patrons of the arts. Edwards serves on the boards of the Patty & Jay Baker Naples Museum of Art and the Naples Philharmonic and nationally on the boards of Sculpture magazine and the International Sculpture Center.
Terry Edwards devotes her time to area charitable causes, serving on the board of The Shelter for Abused Women & Children and NCEF's grant committee. The Edwards have hosted numerous museum and charitable organizations in their home and have underwritten events at the Naples Philharmonic, Patty & Jay Baker Naples Museum of Art, von Liebig Art Center, Town Hall Lectures and around Florida at art museums in Tampa, Sarasota, Miami and Boca Raton.
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Looks good Mike!
The mono mixes from Elvis is Back! sound interesting although they should have added the two Elvis Sinatra Special performances plus the duet, and all available interviews and press conferences related to the events, that to make it more interesting in terms of the Audio Material. The book anyhow looks fantastic!
Looking forward to the playlist on Promised Land! although not sure about the pic on the cover...
About the "Another Saturday Night", I really don't care about anothe soundboard from that period. When does the Sep, Nov 1970 soundboards are going to be available?
Now this is Elvis on Tour time! A book project about it was a better idea to me, and save this great one for latter... But before we all start ranting about that, lol, I'm still fingercrossing that by the November FTD releases lot, we will see something related to that!


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The Anniston City Council recently allocated up to $5,000 for the winners of the City of Storytellers Video Competition. The goal of the contest, organized by Tim Brunson and his wife Annie of the Anniston-based BuyersUSA Consulting, a business consulting firm, is to positively promote the city to the rest of the country.
"I see it as being a community economic development project," Brunson said.
Brunson said he hopes to collect more than 400 minutes of footage that promotes the past, present and future of Anniston, which will eventually be posted to YouTube, an Internet video sharing website. The project will focus on obtaining video from students enrolled in Anniston schools. However, college students and area residents are also invited to participate.
The Brunsons will focus on organization and publicity of the project, along with video education with area students through Nov. 15. Video submissions will be accepted between Nov. 15 and Jan. 15. Both juried and popular judging will take place from Jan. 15 to Feb. 15. Participants are expected to produce videos between 1 minute and 5 minutes in length.
"Videos that go viral on the Internet are typically between 3 minutes and five minutes long," Brunson said.
Millie Harris, Anniston city councilwoman, said she and the rest of the city council supported the film project.
"Students learn in different ways and hands-on project learning is how many people learn best," Harris said.
Harris said the project will also benefit the city. She said she hopes that when the project is complete, that anyone who searches for Anniston on YouTube will find more positive stories about the city than negative ones.
"It will be a real marketing tool for the city," Harris said.
Pete Conroy, a Jacksonville State University staffer and president of the Northeast Alabama Entertainment Initiative, which has a film studio in Jacksonville, said he will meet with Brunson later this month to see if he can help with the project. Conroy said uploading many short YouTube videos could do much toward improving Anniston's image.
"I think it's an absolutely terrific idea," Conroy said. "Professional videos are costly, but these home-grown YouTube downloads shared on Facebook and Twitter and other social media sites ... at the end of the day, if shared enough, could be better than anything."
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Recology's contract with the city of San Francisco was revoked.
San Francisco has revoked a 10-year, $112 million contract with the waste-hauling company Recology Inc. after three lawsuits were filed, the San Francisco Chronicle reports.
Two of the suits demanded an environmental review and a third from a rival company alleged an unfair bidding process.
San Francisco uses Recology to haul garbage to the Altamont Landfill, which is owned by Waste Management Inc.
Waste Management had demanded the city scrap the agreement and open the process for rebidding.
In Portland, Recology was last year involved in a controversial plan to put a food waste collection site in the Lents neighborhood.
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Mango-Mint Limeade
Author Notes: I love sweet mango with tart lime so I created this drink to celebrate the two. I also wanted to add a herbal note so decided to create a simple syrup infused with mint -- mostly because mint makes so much sense with mango and lime but also because I have a huge pot of it outside my porch door. Basil makes a fine substitute, or a combination of basil and mint would be lovely, too. The use of turbinado sugar gives the drink a nice complex sweetness that you don't get with regular white sugar. If you happen to be lucky enough to have a surplus of fresh, ripe mangoes, by all means use them here. Otherwise, a bag of frozen mango, something I always keep on hand, makes a great substitute. - EmilyC
Food52 Review: This is a very nice beverage that is both refreshing and light. The addition of mint and cardamom gives the limeade a lovely combo of spice and herb on the background of the mango and the lime. Feel free to adjust the mint and cardamom amounts to your liking. I found it was best with 4 cups sparkling water. - Stephanie Bourgeois
Serves 8
- 1 pound bag frozen mango, thawed, or 3 cups fresh mango, peeled, pitted, and cut into large chunks
- 1 cup turbinado or raw sugar
- 1 T grated lime zest + 1/2 cup juice from 4 to 5 limes
- 10 green cardamom pods, lightly crushed with the back of a knife
- 1 cup loosely packed mint (basil or a combination of mint/basil can be substituted))
- Sparkling water
- thinly sliced limes and mint for garnish
- In a bowl of a food processor, combine mango and lime juice and process until smooth, about 1 to 2 minutes. Strain through a fine-mesh sieve into a bowl, pressing down and scraping back and forth with a spatula to extract as much of the mango-lime juice as possible. Also make sure to scrape the underside of the strainer into your bowl -- just make sure you rinse your spatula first! You should have about 2 cups of mango-lime juice. Chill until ready to use.
- To make the mint simple syrup, combine the sugar, 1 cup water, lime zest, cardamom pods, and mint in a small saucepan over medium-high heat. Bring to a boil, then lower heat and simmer for about 10 minutes or until a thin syrup forms. Pass the syrup through a strainer into a bowl or measuring cup. You should have about 1 cup of mint simple syrup. Chill until ready to use.
- When ready to serve, combine the chilled mango-lime juice and mint simple syrup in a 1.5 quart or larger pitcher. Stir to combine, then add sparkling water. I find about 4 cups to be right, but add more or less to get the dilution you prefer. Pour into glasses filled with lots of ice. Garnish with lime wedges and mint.
- This recipe is a Community Pick!
- This recipe was entered in the contest for Your Best Recipe with Mint
- This recipe was entered in the contest for Your Best Mangoes
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about 1 year ago Kitchen Butterfly
My daughter and I are scheming.....planning on making this tomorrow, for it is mango season in Nigeria. It sounds delicious and fresh, refreshingly perfect for the hot Nigerian weather!
about 1 year ago EmilyC
Hey KB -- really hope you try this! I have to admit that I've only used frozen mango, but I'm sure it's even better with ripe, juicy, in-season mango. Let me know what you think if you try it!
about 1 year ago teri.l.taylor.37
Looks amazing!!!
about 1 year ago EmilyC
Thanks -- it's great for spring and summer!
about 1 year ago Susan-Elizabeth
about 1 year ago EmilyC
Very cool! Thanks so much for featuring my recipe (and for the reminder to make this again soon)!
almost 2 years ago HoustonHeat
Made this yesterday for a Memorial Day grillout. It was a hit - with either sparkling water or sparkling water and vodka for an adult beverage! Very flavorful and refreshing. I think next time I will add more mint -- maybe muddled - to brighten the flavors more; it seemed to get a little lost competing with the lime and mango. This is a keeper!!
almost 2 years ago EmilyC
So glad you made and enjoyed this! Your idea to add some muddled mint is a great one. Thanks for reporting back!
almost 2 years ago
hardlikearmour is a trusted home cook.
This sounds fantastically refreshing. Your photo is exquisite.
almost 2 years ago EmilyC
Thanks so much, HLA, on both counts!
almost 2 years ago wssmom
This sounds amazingly luscious (even without booze!)
almost 2 years ago LE BEC FIN
lovely, just lovely. i plan to make this maybe tonight, w/ thai basil leaqves (what i have) ,so when you get chosen CP i will alrdy have a comment!!
almost 2 years ago EmilyC
Ooh...LOVE the idea of using Thai basil...might be fun to swap out the lime zest with kaffir lime leaves, too. Hope you find the time to try them...would love to know what you think!
almost 2 years ago meganvt01
Yum! I'll be making this for boat rides this summer.
almost 2 years ago EmilyC
Thanks Megan -- be sure to report back if you try them! And congrats again on your win this week!
almost 2 years ago
Suzanne is a trusted source on General Cooking.
I know I will be making this one this summer. Refreshing and loaded with flavor. Wonderful Emily.
almost 2 years ago EmilyC
Thanks so much, sdebrango! They're very refreshing and a fun twist on a classic limeade.


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Best Burger in town – I think this is the best place in town for burgers although the other night I went out of a limb and ordered the Reuben. It was unbelievable. The meat was tender and the bread was grilled to perfection. We happened to be there on a Wednesday which was trivia night. That was fun and people really get into it. Great night -- good food -- cold beer -- doesn't get much better than that.
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Just avoid – A place you have to be instructed on how it works -all seems geared to get a little more money out of you- while serving you greasy low-quality food. May be good for kids (if you don't mind your kids eating junk) because the place is such junk its like who cares about anything- plus you have to leave them at the table when you go order food. I lost an extra $6.00 because they didn't take credit cards and I used there ATM. Then if you are good natured you still have to leave a tip for the waitress because she brought you some water and asked you if everything was alright. Unclear language on the menu made it so I ordered an extra side and had to get my money back after I realized it. Paid $4.00 for six cheap small greasy onion rings and we could only eat 4 altogether so they were a buck a piece. I Have went here about twice a year for years but will never go again. I could have paid half as much and got twice as much of similar quality at Sonic across the street. I'm not some cheapskate but try to keep it cheap sometimes and like to feel like I got my money's worth- Hard to do here. Pluses include shuffle board and pool table, pinball machines. Go there for that and maybe drinks only.
Not the same place!!! – I stopped by there last week and wanted to order a burger to go. When I found out they were going to charge me an additional .50 ($8.49) for the burger and .25 (.75) for cheese I was a bit upset. I mean really. I had never heard of being charged extra for a to go order. And, nowhere does it say that on the menu. When I got my burger it looked decent but had that large frozen patty look to it. And the cheese was this tiny little square. It wasn't really very tastey either. Do yourself a favor and go someplace else. Maybe it should have become an Ooters a few years back because this place has gone downhill in a big way.
Best Hamburger, BS – I don't know what the big fuss is about Westport Flea Market hamburgers. I am a Hamburger Freak! I could eat Hamburgers 7 days a week! Believe me, I KNOW what makes a good hamburger! Every burger I've had at WFM has taken a VERY long time to get to the table (30-40 minutes). The BUN falls apart before the 3rd or 4th bite. The meat is stale, like its been frozen too long. The price is very HIGH for a burger, about $10. The best part of the meal is the french fries. In my opinion, the long wait, the poor quality product & the fact that the WFM is more of a BAR, than a Restaurant - I'd rather eat at Wendy's or Hardee's. Maybe if your DRUNK the WFM Hamburger tastes better & is a better deal?! I have NEVER had even an ok Hamburger there & I'd fight the option of going there again, If I have to I'll order some other sandwich. As far as the Best Hamburger awards go, the reviewers must have been DRUNK, or have NO CLUE what a good hamburger IS! There are KC Icons: Gates & Sons BBQ, Arthur Bryants BBQ, Strouds, Fun House Pizza, Tailgating at Arrowhead, Etc. - I'd be EMBARRASED to take anyone to WFM. I'd say it came from St. Louis. I've cooked MUCH better hamburgers at home on a grill.
Excellent Burgers! – This place is a KC classic! The burgers are awesome and the atmosphere is just plain funky! Stop at the ATM before coming in because they only accept cash and your drinks are paid for thru the waitress. Well worth the stop!
The OK Burger – The burger was good but not the best. I shear size surely entices you but...it was rather plain. the bun was tasteless. however the juicy patty made up for it. but i give it 2 thumbs up.
True Westport eatery – The Flea Market is casual dining at it's best! The service is friendly, atmostphere interesting, and food is OUTSTANDING! Like so many local favorites, The Flea Market caters to Westport's off-beat bohemians as well as the Johnson County crowd. Don't be surprised to see a blue mohawk or more than a few piercings next to the khakis and polos. This is a family-friendly establishment, but there is an age restriction at night (Maybe 9 or 10pm). After all, it does have a full bar with an excellent selection of speciality beers and it is in Westport, KC's place to be for fun!
Best Burger Ever!!!! – I have just moved to KC and was told if i wanted a great burger, try the Westport Flea Market.
I came in last sat and the place was packed, kids playing pinball, couples drinking beers, and just alot of people having a great time. I tried the Flea burger and realized why it has soooo many awards!
Best Burger i have ever had, lived in New York, LA and Denver, this was #1 with a bullet. By the way great staff, very friendly and told me about the Trivia nights on Wed and thurday and live bands on Sunday, Kudos to the guy who saved this institution.
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Very interesting work Christine. Congrats for all of them and more particularly for "This anguish" !
Congratulations Christine,
your Changes Gallery is fantastic !
dear Christine,
a fascinating digital work , all your works for the contest ( 5 for This Anguish)
My deepest congratulations for the contest you win, reflecting artisticely in your works what is happening everywhere in the world at the present moment
best thoughts to you from Luxembourg
Very thought provoking. Fasinating entry - congradulations. I am sitting here in Tokyo and realize how much your art and your thoughts are relevent to everyone here and now.
Beautiful citation of our society in perpetual changes...Many aspects of individual lives are shown with a philosophical reflexion in this gallery. Good Luck for the contest dear Christine!
My heart is in the same place. Wonderful thoughtful collection.
I write too as I think for our age looking and reflecting is not enough. Bravo
Very nice pictures Christina, especially the dark ones. We are living the changes in Greece from the dark side...
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Thanks OP for posting this.
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A perfect article to read first thing Sunday morning. It is what we Catholics believe even without scientific evidence. We believe it to be true based on Faith. What an interesting read!
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Most of the article has little to do with the Pope´s theology nor does it address his non-orthodox recent statements.
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Unbelievable. No it does not have anythig to do with the Pope´s recent statements. That makes it even more interesting to everybody
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Lots of media hype and wishful thinking. The Pope is Catholic not Episcopalian so don´t get your hopes up.
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FTA - "I certainly would find investigation of this 1996 discovery more interesting than whether the Pope is a radical liberal."Well, I wouldn´t. I think the question of whether the Pope is a radical liberal is far more pressing than some dime-a-dozen miraculous tall tale. The Church is swarming with those, and the fact that it´s taken no steps to officially approve it tells me all I need to know. One more Medjugorje is not big news.
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Thank you so much for posting this OP! I´m a lifelong Catholic and Catholic school grad an I have never heard of such a thing. Incredible! We are headed to mass shortly, what a thing this is to think about today.
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I heard about this just a few months ago - it was mentioned during a homily on the real presence.For more info - there´s a website: therealpresence dot org.
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Miracles aside, there´s an article online entitled "The Parable of the Papal Interview" that compares the interview with the Parable of the Sower and the Seed.Some of words of the interview fell on the media who could not understand the context.It was written by Joanne McPortland on Patheos if you are interested in reading it.
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first i´ve heard of this..funny that the MSM has never even MENTIONED this..
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This is very interesting to me! I just became Catholic last Easter. I will share this article tomorrow night in my RCIA class. Heading to Mass this morning, this will give me lots to think about. Thank you for posting the article.
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This is not one of Alicia´s best articles. First, she is using a possible Eucharistic miracle to divert us from discussing the Pope´s surprising interview. That is a sleight of hand trick done by leftists as a matter of course. Not good. Second, the question arises, Is she trying to tie Pope Francis to this miracle, as if it somehow has something to do with him? Badly done.
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Not a Catholic so I found this article fascinating. We obsess about UFO´s and aliens and there´s this inexplicable event that includes the Pope and modern forensics. It´s not dime a dozen at all. Did some more checking on Net and wonder whether it´s all coming out now because we´re in such bad moral shape
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I don´t think it´s Alicia´s job to write about theology on a secular site. She is not saying that the Pope is responsible for miracle but that the media ignores facts because liberal bias. I sense anti-papist trolls on this tread
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#15 ~ being an anti-papist doesn´t make you a troll ~ sometimes it simply means you are probably a Calvinist or maybe any one of the various heads of churches in the East we refer to as Orthodox!The best way to deal with Francis is probably to recognize that he was a worker in the field (Latin America), and he´s undoubtedly well-versed in the politics, culture and meaningful discussions in that part of the world ~ then recognize that growing up as an Italian-Argentinian under a variety of fascist dictatorships doesn´t really turn you into an Italian-Italian, and certainly not an Episcopalean.For example, NATO probably never entered into a single thought in his entire life ~ until now. Still waiting on what he has to say about that defense organization! Bet it´s a doozy.
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Using a miracle to divert from the issue of the Pope selling out the truth of the Word to make it fit his own agenda is smoke and mirrors. The antichrist will do miracles, not calling the Pope the antichrist, I´m just making a point. This Pope has an agenda inline with the NWO bunch. I would take off my blind loyalty to Catholicism hat and exchange it for a love of truth above all things hat. In Matthew 24, Jesus warns us about deception, not once but three times in the same passage. And in Romans 1 we are warned what happens if we exchange the truth for a lie. Wiser not to follow any man, but rather follow truth.
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I pray that everyone who reads this article quietly considers how much God yearns for our attention and invites us to His Church.Why else would He give us this miraculous evidence were it not for His great love?
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#3I add this is the traditions of men Christ warned of.
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I have known of the doctrine of transubstantiation my entire life, but have never given it much thought until now. Of course, our protestant belief is the eucharist represents Christ´s sacrifice. I want to know more.
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Recall briefly that much before the 1500s everybody was a Catholic in the West. I can trace back to two popes, three anti-popes, and a wide variety of folks who were Huguenots who sought union of Brittany with Spain (of all places).All is not as straightforward as we might imagine it to be. Catholics are good folks as are Protestants.
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It is the Spirit which gives life. The flesh profits nothing. The words I [Jesus] speak to you, they are spirit and they are life.
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#12 nails it. Jesuits are lefties and the reason much of South America is socialist has to do with the predominance of that order there. He was chosen pope for that reason. This isn´t a secret. It´s a well known fact. Of course, this doesn´t mean he will endorse all the left´s nonsense, same sex marriage, abortion, corn fed cars, etc., but it´s a start. Remember they play the long game.
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Meanwhile in the greater scope of religious subjects, Muslims are killing Christians in record numbers all over the world. They even hate each other. Pope Francis seems a good man.
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I just wrote a long skeptical post about this article, but my browser had the good sense to crash itself before I hit "post." I can take a hint. Instead, for the delightful Alicia and all our Catholic friends on Lucianne.com, I offer this:He said to them, "Where the body is, there the eagles will be gathered together." (Luke 37:17).Have a blessed Sunday, everyone.
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Why so hostile, #6? "Miraculous tall tale" is a bit over the top even for a secular humanist.Miracles do exist. They happen every day, and you can find them if your radar is on. Secular humanists don´t have that radar and so they deny the existence of the supernatural.I don´t know if this heart miracle is a hoax or not, but I do know of other events that have happened that are simply outside scientific examination.Our five senses and our scientific technology have not registered activity beyond their limitations. Ask any dog and it will tell you that human beings are limited in what they can experience.The realm of the supernatural is not accessible to those God chooses to hide it from.As for the Pope and his liberalism, I don´t think he´s about to go Marxist on his Church.
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Male. AB positive = universal recipient.Could this be the blood of Our Lord?!
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I do believe in miracles. But the Church hasn´t authenticated this event as one, and so I´m not obliged to give it any credence. There are good reasons for the lengthy procedures and rules of evidence developed over the centuries to declare something a miracle. Every year there are stories about Jesus´s face appearing in a taco or on a cracked cement floor; the ignorant come flocking to witness the "miracle" and are easy pickings for con artists. When people are ripped off or made fools of, it damages their faith, and it damages the Church in the eyes of the world. And like #12 I dislike the author´s implicit linking of Bergoglio with this "miracle", as if it somehow reflects well on him. There´s altogether too much giddy fan-worship of the man which I don´t share in the slightest; I do get hostile if his boosters are upping the ante to suggest he´s now some sort of miracle-worker.
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Walking by Faith here. No need to witness or believe in such things for me to believe in, or have a personal relationship with, God.Also not interested in ´miracles´ performed by humans (i.e.: Pope, preachers, evangelists, others).I do believe miracles happen every day and they are performed by God. Perhaps he uses someone to work through, but they don´t make the miracle happen.True Christians pay no heed to this story. If it´s true, it doesn´t matter. If it´s false, it doesn´t matter either.
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In May, 2008, an Islamic scholar in Skokie, IL, saw squirrels knock a piece of bark off a tree. He picked it up and on the back side saw the word "Mohammed" carved by insects. (Source: Chicago Tribune). In July, 2008, a statue of Shirdi Sai Baba, an Indian yoga guru from the 19th Century revered by Moslems and Hindus alike, suddenly opened its eye. (Source: Share International, 11/28) Thousands of people claim to have seen rays of light emanating from statues of Buddha in Sri Lanka. (Source: Agence France-Presse. The point is -- such phenomena is not restricted to Christian, let alone R.C. doctrine. As the world skids to its end, Jesus says that more and more of these things will occur as the devil desperately tries to round up all he can before the End: "23 Then if anyone says to you, 'Look, here is the Christ!' or 'There he is!' do not believe it. 24 For false christs and false prophets will arise and perform great signs and wonders, so as to lead astray, if possible, even the elect."(Matthew 24:23-24). St. Paul reminds us not to seek signs or "wisdom" but rather focus on Christ crucified. (I Corinthians 1:23-24). What these "miracles" can do for us is to remind us that Christ´s words are true. And as people go running off claiming to see Christ in a potato chip or a Communion wafer or a seashell, they are fulfilling prophecy that the world is soon to end; an admonition to us to "examine ourselves to see if our faith is genuine."(2 Corinthians 13:5)
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Nowhere in this article does the author try and link the Pope as responsible for doing anything other then documenting it as he should have. It is merely informative so why complain about that? I´ve done additional research which shows that testing on the shroud and other relics show the same DNA. Note that the church is not pushing any ´miracle´ It takes forever because it´s till a matter of faith alone.
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My trust is in God. I am still trying to understand Pope Francis. I know better than to trust the Jesuits but Pope Francis apparently did too. We shall see.In the meantime this video sheds much needed light on certain alliances and helped me to understand a few things I found confounding:The Catholic Church...plus Alinsky..and Bernadine...and Notre Dame...gave us Obama.Now it makes sense... And we need to fight this evil..yes evil.http://patdollard.com/2013/01/this-is-nasty-business-the-cchd-and-saul-alinsky/
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Oh brother
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This is interesting, but I don´t know what to make of it.I do know that the Sacred Heart of Jesus is revered by Catholics, especially those of Latino extraction.
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#11 - welcome home!
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To bring the discussion back to PF1: did anybody here actually read the 12,000 word interview?The full text can be found in the U.S. publication American Magazine (www.americamagazine.org) and in the UK based online journal Thnking Faith (www.thinkingfaith.org)It´s profound, warm, and beautiful: I didn´t think there´s anything in it that an Evangelical Christian couldn´t enthusiastically endorse or at least understand favorably; and there´s plenty there to challenge left and right alike.It glorifies Jesus Christ and radiates goodwill toward people of goodwill whomever they may be.The liberal media have done their usual cultural vandalism on it: select, discard, crop, and frame. If you real the whole thing I assure you it will be well worth your time.
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#11 – Welcome home to the Mother Church.Over the last two millennium there have been scores of Eucharistic miracles that have been preserved and are still in existence today, with Lanciano being the most famous. Many of those from the early centuries (including Lanciano) have had modern testing done. All of these miracles have in common the AB positive blood type, confirmation of heart tissue, and the male identity. If any or all were hoaxes, how could miraculous Eucharistic wafers from the 8th, 10th, 11th, 14th, and now 21st, centuries all carry the same scientific markers when the purported "hoaxers" had no knowledge of such things? How can centuries old human blood and tissue still be in existence without modern preservation?The Catholic Eucharist IS the Body and Blood of Christ. Our Lord, in His mercy, effects these miracles for the benefit of the faithful. Pope Francis, in this instance as the presiding bishop, oversaw the investigation. Ms. Colon is very clear about that and in no way even infers that the miracle was brought about through him.I have taught adult converts in the Rite of Christian Initiation of Adults (RCIA) for nine years and I always teach about the historic miracles of His True Presence. Too see the glowing faces of converts upon reception of their First Holy Communion is the greatest blessing of my life.cont.
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cont.As to whether or not Pope Francis is an agent of the New World Order and communistic ideology is yet to be proved. Read his own words in context to discern for yourself. One example that has been cited by critics (although not on this thread) is Pope Francis' statement that a person who does not believe in God can still enter Heaven. This is true. There are many who belong to Christ who do not necessarily belong to the Church. For example: What of those persons who do not ever hear the Gospel or even the name of Jesus? What if they live as good, thoughtful, kind and generous people from their own conscience? Would they not be welcome by Our Lord? Prior to Vatican II critics lambasted the Church for the teaching that only the Baptized could enter heaven; now they lambaste the Church for opening the doors. Go to the source and read the Catechism of the Catholic Church and don't depend upon the secular media for an explanation of doctrine.
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" What of those persons who do not ever hear the Gospel or even the name of Jesus? What if they live as good, thoughtful, kind and generous people from their own conscience? Would they not be welcome by Our Lord?"This is an example of human reasoning trying to trump God´s Word. We are mere clay; He is the Potter. When God´s Word says that there is no other name under heaven by which we are saved other than Jesus Christ - that´s what it is. We don´t need to blush at what God says; He can defend Himself quite readily. We have no right to understand God´s wisdom. What we have is His Word. That´s enough. He does not demand understanding; He requires acceptance. There is a danger in using human reasoning; it´s idolatry - it´s saying, "I know how God is. My God would never do...such and such..." The Catholic Church is not immune to such doctrine by human reasoning. Why is Mary holy - it´s not found in the Bible? No, but human reasoning tells us that God would never allow the vessel that would contain His Son, be contaminated by sin... That´s just one example of human reasoning being used to try and "trump" God´s Word. But God´s Word cannot be trumped. I agree with Timber Queen that one should "Go to the source", but that "source" is not the Catechism of the Catholic Church; it´s the Holy Bible.
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Thank you #20. Your comments are refreshing. Too often threads related to Catholicism are somewhat painful because they bring out the worst in some of our fellow L-dotters. In this case, it occurs to me that the criticism reflects fear. If this is truly a miracle - and none of us know yet- some people apparently would be threatened by it. How unfortunate. I view Christians as a group united by faith, but find it disconcerting that some of my fellow Christians don´t share that belief. They declare that Catholics are evil.
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but that "source" is not the Catechism of the Catholic Church; it´s the Holy Bible. Where in the Bible does it say that the Bible is the sole source (sola scriptura)?You are no doubt aware that the Bible is a collection of books compiled by the Catholic Church - under the guidance of the Holy Spirit determined which writings were inspired.Before the existence of the Bible, there was an oral tradition and writings of the Church Fathers - some of whom were contemporaries of the apostles.And there are also many other things which Jesus did, the which if they should be written every one, I suppose that even the world itself would not contain the books that should be written. John 21:25.Protestants took the Bible and decided to do their own thing - with multiple interpretations of the same text. You each have your own "truth."There is only one truth.
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#30 – Not all Protestant denominations believe the Eucharist "represents" the body and blood of Jesus; some Protestant denominations believe the Eucharist "is" the body and blood of Jesus. It is the true body and blood, in and under the bread and wine which Christians are commanded by the Word of Christ to eat and to drink. It is the Word and ordinance or command of God; not invented by man, but instituted by Christ.
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#41 – The basis of Sola Scriptura: Scripture is authoritative because it is God's Word; authority that is absolute and final. The assertions, commands and promises are God's promises. Christ accepted the absolute authority of the prophetic Word of the Old Testament and He guaranteed the absolute authority of the apostolic Word of the New Testament by His promise of the Holy Spirit to His apostles.The "Protestant" Bible came about because there was an urgent need to give voice to the Gospel of Jesus Christ; to teach and give witness to this Gospel.
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#43 – Should reference #20, not #30. Typo! Mea culpa!
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Thanks for the challenge, #41. God´s Word VS Man´s Wisdom. Take a look at Galatians 1:6-12. St. Paul is warning about accepting other Gospels than the True Gospel. The True Gospel is of course, John 3:16. When a church tradition or council teaches that one is saved by the law, ie. doing good works, that is another Gospel, for it directly contradicts Ephesians 2:8-9. Why sola Scriptura? Jesus Himself states that the Scripture cannot be broken. (John 10:35). I Corinthians 2:13 Paul declares that what He preaches is God´s Word, not man´s wisdom. Furthermore, regarding the canon - the criteria for determining which of the hundreds of books should be included in the Bible was fourfold: 1. Is the writing of Apostolic origin or even that of a close 1st Century companion of the apostles? 2. Is it universally accepted? 3. Is it used liturgically? 4. Is there a consistent message with other Christian writings? Not all the books in the RC Bible meet those criteria according to the Protestants and that´s why the Bibles are different. For example, "Bel and the Dragon" cannot be of equal caliber as the Epistle to the Romans. Yes, there is "one truth" - Jesus spells it out: "Thy Word is Truth." (John 17:17)
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