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I can't speak for Christians, but the traditional Jewish idea is to cover all of the hair, not just "have something covering the head." Of course, there are Jewish women in various stages of observance- I've seen Jewish women with baseball caps and a ponytail sticking out the back, Jewish women wearing hats with long hair sticking out from underneath (sometimes it's a wig, sometimes her own hair) or women simply wearing wigs (many Orthodox Jewish women wear wigs as these cover every stitch of her own hair, and many of these women also wear scarves,hats, and/or snoods at other times.)
I personally don't own a wig but do cover as much hair as possible- a little does seem to escape at the sides and look messy but I don't worry about that. I won't wear a ponytail sticking out- that's too much hair showing for me.
honestly is bother me that most christians don't cover more hair. in fact I know a few people who wear a "doily" that is probably the size of my palm over their hair. this kinda confuses me honestly... I mean I guess the "head" has a covering on top of it... but I don't *think* this is what the command had in mind personally.
My confusion mostly lies with people who think that the head should be covered at all times, but them use a tiny little bow like covering. that one I've never "gotten".
A question I have is, if you have daughters, when would you ask/require/etc them to start covering, or do you let them decide whether they want to or not? DD likes to wear a bandana sometimes to be "just like mommy" but I don't know if I should ever try and ask/force her to. I'm just curious to what other mamas think.
|Most of the Christians I know who headcover use the somewhat translucent white caps that cover all or part of mostly the back of the head (no surprise considering where I live, right?). So I suppose I've always just assumed that there has been a clearly elucidated interpretation of symbolic covering behind this particular style. Is it not so clear how this style became popular then?
HennyPenny, I've seen mostly those pretty veils around here in Lancaster. Though, we do see our share of caps.
It's interesting, actually. The caps always go with plain dress, and the veils can be seen on girls and women wearing jean skirts and whatever on top. I've also seen the more lacy menonite coverings of the same style, ALWAYS accompanied by a jean skirt. :
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HARRISONBURG, Va., June 14, 2013 – James Madison freshman pitcher Jailyn Ford (Hot Springs, Va./Bath County) was named the Virginia Sports Information Directors Pitcher and Rookie of the Year and head coach Mickey Dean claimed Coach of the Year as VaSID announced its University Division State Softball awards on Friday.
Ford and Dean highlighted 10 awards claimed by JMU. The Dukes had a state-best seven players honored, including four on the VaSID All-State First Team. Joining Ford on the First Team were sophomore first baseman Sarah Mooney (Huntersville, N.C./North Mecklenburg), senior outfielder Jasmine Butler (Winter Garden, Fla./West Orange) and sophomore pitcher Heather Kiefer (Potomac Falls, Va./Potomac Falls).
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Dean picked up his third career VaSID Coach of the Year honor after winning it in 2009 and 2010 at Radford. He helped guide JMU to a program-record 42 wins (42-17 overall) and 18 CAA victories (18-3 conference record) in his first season at Madison. The Dukes earned the program's first-ever at-large bid to the NCAA tournament and picked up the first NCAA Tournament win with a 5-0 victory over Longwood in the Knoxville Regional.
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Butler was named VaSID All-State for the third time in her career, adding it First Team recognition in 2011 and Second Team in 2010. She finished the year hitting .359 with a team-best 49 runs and a school record 40 steals. The Winter Garden, Fla., native added two doubles, two triples, a home run, seven RBIs, 13 walks and six sacrifice bunts during her senior season. This season she set a school record for career hits with 230 and career multi-hit games with 66.
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VaSID Player of the Year: Brooke Short, Sr., Longwood
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The police breached a witness's right to life after they failed to protect him from a murderer days before he was due to give evidence in a theft trial, the Equality and Human Rights Commission will tell the House of Lords this week. The case is the Commission's first major intervention in a human rights case in the House of Lords.
Giles Van Colle, aged 25, told Hertfordshire police that a number of threats had been made against him by Daniel Brougham, who was later sentenced to life for murder. But they took no action and Mr Van Colle was shot dead after leaving his Mill Hill shop in north London. A month before Brougham had warned Mr Van Colle in a telephone call: 'I know where you live. I know where your businesses are and where your parents live. If you don't drop the charges you will be in danger.'
Mr Van Colle was an optometrist who had employed Brougham as a technician. However, Brougham left after being challenged about giving a wrong national insurance number. Stolen property, including glasses and frames belonging to Mr Van Colle and other businesses, were later found at Brougham's home.
Mr Van Colle later told a customer that he had received a 'death threat' from a former employee. His car was also burned-out and insurers subsequently concluded this was consistent with a 'malicious vandal attack', although at the time a connection with Brougham was not made.
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Nicky Romero is proud to announce that he will be doing a special live performance at Mexico's EMPO Awards from his Protocol Studios in Holland. Coming off of a phenomenal run in Miami, including his successful Protocol Recordings Miami Reboot party and his Ultra Music Festival main stage set, Nicky remains on the global stage with one-of-a-kind performance powered by a satellite connection at one of the biggest music award events in Mexico. Other world-class artists such as Don Diablo, Afrojack, Paul van Dyk, Deorro, DVBBS, and the "3 Are Legend" special trio with Steve Aoki and Dimitri Vegas & Like Mike, will also be performing, but they will be live at the venue. Tune in to catch Nicky Romero's live set from 7:00PM-7:45PM CDT, and Don Diablo's live set from 6:00PM-7:00PM CDT this Saturday, April 12th. Watch the EMPO Awards live-stream here: http://bit.ly/1iyAadT.
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EDWARDSBURG – More than two dozen teenagers from St. Joseph County could face criminal charges for underage drinking in Cass County after police busted an underage drinking party at Eagle Lake Yacht Club over the weekend.
Police say the 30 kids they caught admitted they stole the alcohol from their parents. Officers estimate another 20 or 30 teens got away.
The club is supposed to be a place where members relax, enjoy the water and perhaps sip a cool beverage. But Friday night, Cass County 911 dispatchers received a call from someone living near the club who said there was a parking problem on 8th Street on Eagle Lake.
A short time later, officers discovered those cars belonged to teenagers. Police say one of those teens stole a key from his parents, broke into the club house illegally and covered the windows so light couldn't be seen from the outside.
"I only had three officers [on duty] at the time so they did the best they could trying to gather them up, but they just said the kids scattered when they found out the police were there," said Ontwa Township – Edwardsburg Police Chief Kenneth Wray.
One of the teens drove through a fence to get away, Wray said.
Of the 30 arrested, most of the kids are from Granger, South Bend and Mishawaka – in St. Joseph County. Now, Cass County Prosecutor Victor Fitz will decide whether to file criminal charges.
He could not comment on this specific case because he does not yet have the police reports for the incidents, but he did speak generally about the case.
"If there is criminal activity, criminal charges are likely," said Fitz.
Michigan state law says a minor in possession of alcohol is a misdemeanor. Punishment for the first offense can include a $100 fine and community service. The second offense can lead to a $200 fine, 30 days in jail and a suspended driver's license for 90 days.
"When you also have components of breaking and entering or damage to property, that raises the stakes considerably," Fitz said of the teen accused of breaking into the club house and the teen who allegedly crashed through the fence.
They could face anywhere from a 90 day misdemeanor to felony charges and up to 10 years in jail, he added.
Some of the teens also admitted to officers they'd posted information about the time and location of the party to Facebook. Fitz told WSBT information like that can be used against suspects in court.
Many of the teens' addresses are in the Penn-Harris-Madison school district, but that doesn't necessarily mean they go to school there. P-H-M spokeswoman Teresa Carroll told WSBT they are investigating the incident and have requested a copy of the police report, but names of any minors would likely be redacted. If athletes or students involved in extra-curricular activities were involved in the incident and the school finds out about it, they could face punishment from the school, Carroll added.


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SHORT GAP, W.Va. — A man armed with a knife reportedly robbed the First Peoples Federal Credit Union branch on state Route 28 at about 10:15 a.m. Friday.
No injuries were reported in the incident that brought state and county units to the bank location in the Furnace Acres area along with Maryland State Police medevac helicopter and a Maryland State Police patrol unit.
A Mineral County Sheriff's Department K-9 reportedly tracked the suspect from the bank parking lot to some nearby apartments and into a wooded area.
Preliminary information in police radio broadcasts indicated the suspect was a heavy-set white man wearing camouflage pants, a long-sleeve green shirt with white lettering, a gray hoodie pulled tightly around his face and sunglasses.
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$1.2 Million Awarded to Prince George's County Schools; More than $3.4 Million to 11 Jurisdictions Across State
LANDOVER HILLS, Md. (October 5, 2011) – Standing with students and staff from Glenridge and Woodridge Elementary schools on International Walk to School Day, Lt. Governor Anthony G. Brown and Deputy Transportation Secretary Darrell B. Mobley presented Prince George's County Schools Superintendent William R. Hite, Jr., Woodridge Elementary School Principal Dr. Gloria McCoy and other local partners with a $1.2 million check as part of the Safe Routes to School program.
Prince George's County is one of 11 jurisdictions sharing a total of $3.4 million in Safe Routes to School program funding. The program encourages children in grades K-8 to walk and bike to school, and funds education, engineering and enforcement initiatives to protect children in their daily treks. Lt. Governor Brown highlighted how the program will enhance pedestrian safety for 985 students around Glenridge and Woodridge schools with new sidewalk segments in areas where there are existing gaps, and include new pedestrian safety lessons as part of the school curriculum.
"We want Maryland children to be happy, healthy and above all, safe, when traveling to and from school," said Lt. Governor Brown. "By working together with our local partners as part of the Safe Routes to School program, we are protecting our youngest, most vulnerable citizens and building stronger, safer communities throughout Maryland."
In the last two years alone there have been five pedestrian-involved traffic incidents within a half mile of the two subject schools, clearly indicating safety issues in the community. Additionally, gaps in sidewalks around the school have been identified and repair work will be done by Prince George's County Public Works along Gallatin Street, 72nd Avenue, Marywood Street, Glenridge Drive, Surrey Lane, and Decatur Street. County officials hope that the improvements will encourage more children in the community to walk and bike to school. Because of the Safe Routes to School program, students at both Glenridge and Woodridge elementary schools will have access to pedestrian safety lessons as part of their school curriculum.
"We are proud to be a partner in the Safe Routes to School program and thank the O'Malley-Brown Administration for their continued focus on education and safety," said Prince George's County Public Schools Superintendent William R. Hite, Jr. "Prince George's County is eager to put these funds to work to encourage walking, cycling, and school pride while keeping our students safe."
The Safe Routes to School program brings together parents and school administrators and teachers, along with other community groups and agencies to improve the safety of children who walk or bicycle to school. This exercise bolsters child health by encouraging physical activity, and enhances the environment by reducing traffic, fuel consumption and air pollution near elementary and middle schools.
"This funding announcement coinciding with the back to school season provides the perfect opportunity to remind drivers that we all share the responsibility of getting children to school safely," said Deputy Transportation Secretary Darrell Mobley. "Now is the time to take a refresher course in the rules of the road. There's no room for aggressive driving when sharing the road with school buses and children walking and biking to school. Be patient and conservative."
The total of $3.4 million in grants will benefit 37 Maryland schools and more than 20,000 students. Prince George's County Public Works received an $897,800 grant to enhance safety around four elementary schools: Glenridge, Woodridge, Oakcrest and Robert R. Gray. Prince George's County is receiving more than $1.2 million in total including separate grants to: Mt. Rainier for $80,000, the Town of Cheverly for $74,000, the City of New Carrollton for $24,900, and College Park for $161,000. In total, $16 million has been invested in the program primarily through local jurisdictions and non-profits to enhance the safety of neighborhoods around schools throughout Maryland since the program's launch in 2007.
At least 40 Maryland schools are participating in International Walk to School Day, joining 3,500 school events across the nation. Participating schools focus on health, safety, physical activity and concern for the environment. Walk to School events work in tangent with the Safe Routes to School program to create safer routes for walking and bicycling and emphasize physical activity among children, pedestrian safety, traffic congestion, concern for the environment as well as building connections between families, schools and the broader community. In May 2006, the National Center for Safe Routes to School was established to assist communities in enabling and encouraging children to safely walk and bike to school and serves as the national coordinating agency for Walk to School activities throughout the nation.
The Maryland Department of Transportation's State Highway Administration manages the Maryland Safe Routes to School program, which utilizes federal funding. The grants are awarded annually to local government and non-profit organizations on a competitive basis based on need and problem identification. Local jurisdictions are encouraged to apply by calling the Maryland State Routes to School coordinator at 410-787-7620.


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UNC graduate students awarded Howard Hughes Medical Institute Fellowships
The Howard Hughes Medical Institute awarded the fellowships to 50 promising students from 19 countries. The program, now in its second year, is designed to support international students during their third to fifth years of graduate school in the United States.
Onur Dagliyan of Turkey is studying visualization and manipulation of protein activity in living cells in the labs of UNC Lineberger faculty members Klaus Hahn, PhD, and Nikolay Dokholyan, PhD.
Alakananda Das of India is elucidating the mechanism of the Che-12-dependent ciliogenesis through in vivo, biochemical and structural analysis in the lab of UNC biology assistant professor Kevin Slep, PhD.
Mira Pronobis of Germany is defining the catalytic cycle of the beta-catenin destruction complex and its interface with the E3-ligase in the lab of Mark Peifer, PhD, Hooker Distinguished Professor of Biology and a UNC Lineberger faculty member.
William R. Galey, program director for HHMI's graduate and medical education programs, said, "We are pleased to be able to support some of the world's most outstanding graduate students in the biomedical sciences. These students have been accepted to prestigious graduate programs in the United States and have demonstrated to the faculty of those programs that they have exceptional talent. We see these students as having the potential to become scientific leaders throughout the world once they have completed their training."


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