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Childhood vaccinations recommended as school year begins anew
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Overall test scores are up in the city for both D.C. public school and the charters. They are up from year to year and way up from six years ago, when former D.C. Mayor Adrian Fenty and former schools chancellor Michelle Rhee launched the testing.
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Healthy, strong nails are important not just for their looks but for performing the tasks of daily life, like picking things up, says Marta VanBeek, assistant professor, department of dermatology at the University of Iowa College of Medicine in Iowa City, Iowa.
Misconceptions about nail care abound and its important to know the facts so that you can keep your nails in top shape.
Here, in another Herald-Guide Health Watch exclusive, are VanBeeks myths and facts:
Myth: To get stronger nails, use polishes that contain hardeners or apply ingredients like gelatin.
Fact: Polishes that contain strengthening ingredients may help make nails less prone to splitting, but they also increase nail stiffness, causing the nails to break.
The best way to grow strong nails is to make sure that they are kept moisturized.
Moisturizers that contain petrolatum or mineral oil to protect against evaporation are particularly good, VanBeek noted. No special products are necessary as most hand creams contain one of these ingredients.
Myth: Its important to push your cuticles back to keep them healthy and help your nails grow.
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Look at the salon with cleanliness in mind and ask yourself these questions: Are the stations clean? Does the nail technician wash her hands between clients? Are there dirty implements lying around? If the salon does not appear clean, then move on, said Dr. VanBeek.
In addition to making sure that the implements used are sterilized properly, check that any foot baths that are used for pedicures are thoroughly disinfected before you use them. If they are improperly cleaned, they can harbor bacteria and fungus which can lead to serious infections.
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Artificial nails can trap moisture, providing an excellent environment for bacteria and fungus to grow, Dr. VanBeek said.
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PoliticsUN peacekeepers hurt in Syria Golan clashes Austria withdraws UN troops from Golan Heights after shelling near border with Israel injures two peacekeepers. 07 Jun 2013 11:23 GMT | Politics, Middle East, Austria, Israel, Lebanon Two UN peacekeepers have been wounded during clashes between Syrian government forces and rebels over control of a border crossing near the Israeli-occupied Golan Heights. The Austrian government decided to withdraw all 380 of its UN peacekeepers from the 900-strong UN mission area on Thursday after the border post was taken by Syrian rebels and then recaptured by government forces during a fierce battle that was still raging. "We no longer have freedom of movement," Chancellor Werner Faymann and Foreign Minister Michael Spindelegger said in a joint written statement. "The uncontrolled and imminent danger to Austrian soldiers has reached an unacceptable level." Syria rebels mull next move after Qusayr fall. UN peacekeeping spokeswoman Josephine Guerrero said the withdrawal would affect the operational capacity of the mission observing a decades-old ceasefire between Syria and Israel. "Austria has been a backbone of the mission and their withdrawal will impact the mission's operational capacity," Guerrero said. "We are in discussions with them about timing, and with other troop-contributing countries to provide replacement troops." Israel's foreign ministry issued a written statement saying it regretted Austria's decision and hoped it would not bring further escalation of violence in the region. Filipino peacekeeper hurt The decision came as UN peacekeeping spokesman Kieran Dwyer said two peacekeepers were wounded from the fallout of heavy weapons fire in the area. Dwyer did not give the nationalities of the injured peacekeepers, but a written Filipino military statement said a Philippine UN peacekeeper was wounded by shrapnel on Thursday amid fighting between Syrian government and rebel forces. "He is being treated by medics inside a shelter and is in stable and good condition," the statement said. Syria's official news agency SANA reported earlier that the army had repulsed a group that attempted to seize the crossing in the town of Quneitra, near Golan. SANA quoted an official source as saying that a large number of rebels were killed or injured in the battle. The fighting followed a claim by opposition fighters that they had captured the crossing. The pro-opposition Syrian Observatory for Human Rights, which monitors the situation inside Syria, confirmed that clashes had taken place, but said their outcome was unclear. Lebanon concern Live Box 2011421105226899357 Israel Radio quoted Israeli army sources as saying that Syrian tanks and armoured vehicles had entered the demilitarised zone along the border between the Syrian and the Israeli-controlled Golan to push back the rebels from the Quneitra crossing. Israel has filed a complaint to the United Nations over the incident, the broadcaster said. Al Jazeera's Sue Turton, reporting from Golan Heights, said that Israel was very worried by the clashes. "They have never seen it this close before," she said. There is also a growing alarm at the violent backlash now spilling over into Lebanon after Syrian government forces won control of the strategic city of Qusayr alongside their Shia allies of the Hezbollah on Wednesday. A gunman, a Lebanese and a Syrian were killed in Lebanon late on Wednesday during a clash with Lebanese guards near the border with Syria, the Lebanese army said. At least 18 rockets fired from inside Syria overnight landed in areas of Lebanon known to be home to backers of the Shia Hezbollah movement, police reported. The missiles struck in Baalbeck, in the district of Sharawneh. It was the first such attack on the city. A child was wounded and some property damaged. The rockets, believed to have been fired by Syrian rebels, came hours after Syrian jets raided areas in Arsaal, in eastern Lebanon.Source: Al Jazeera and agencies
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Fabio Capello will assess Wayne Rooney today before he makes a final decision on whether his leading player, the subject of allegations about his private life, is in the right state of mind to play in the Euro 2012 qualifier against Switzerland tomorrow.
Rooney will travel with the squad today despite the allegations in the News of the World that he paid a prostitute for sex during his wife Coleen's pregnancy. In the Capello camp, there are concerns about Rooney's suitability to play in such an important game. The memory of his poor performances at the World Cup finals is still raw and there is not the certainty that Rooney can simply play through his current difficulties.
Capello and his staff knew on Saturday night that the story was to come out yesterday. It is not clear when Rooney knew that the revelations were about to be published but he was not one of those who met with family yesterday, instead playing golf at the squad's Grove hotel in Hertfordshire.
The story is the latest in a series about the private lives of England's leading players which have contributed to the increasing sense of a siege mentality within the squad. Rooney has been the subject of similar allegations before; later admitting that he visited a prostitute in the early stages of his relationship with his now-wife Coleen.
There are considerable worries that the stories could affect Rooney's fragile temperament on the pitch. He played a key role in England's 4-0 win over Bulgaria on Friday night and it goes without saying that Capello needs his best player in the side for tomorrow's Euro 2012 qualifier against Switzerland.
Rooney played a full part in training yesterday morning at Arsenal's London Colney headquarters but managed to avoid the photographers waiting outside to take his picture. The Football Association said that Rooney would fly with the squad to Basle today. "It's business as usual," an FA spokesman said.
The stories yesterday also included damaging allegations from Jenny Thompson, the woman in question, that Rooney was a smoker. These follow the publication of pictures of him smoking and urinating in public last month after a night out in Manchester. The erosion of Rooney's fortunes since his ankle injury in March against Bayern Munich, which curtailed the best run of form of his career, has been dramatic.
When Rooney spoke to the English press before the friendly against Egypt in March, he said fatherhood had changed him: "When I first joined United I used to go out to nightclubs but it is very rare I would go out to a nightclub now. It changes with age. I made that decision myself. I got into a few things that I shouldn't have and I tried to change that. I am settled at home now. It's good. I am enjoying my life with my family."
He was in a different mood when he last spoke in an official capacity as an England player between the United States and Algeria matches at the World Cup finals. Noticeably more defensive and discomfited by questions then, there will inevitably now be questions about whether his fear of disclosure about his private life affected his performances.
Capello will talk today in Switzerland about Rooney's situation for the first time. Yesterday, it was left to James Milner to deal with the difficult questions about Rooney's latest spot of bother. As a teetotaller who has never found himself at the wrong end of the tabloid newspaper, Milner was a safe bet for the FA, albeit one who would find it hard to empathise with his team-mate's problems.
Milner, 24, who admitted that the biggest challenge he faced to his self-control was not playing golf "too close" to a game, said scrutiny of footballers' lives was an accepted part of the job. "You have to enjoy your life I suppose but I'm just playing my football and doing as well as I can," he said. "It would help if your life wasn't scrutinised but that's football, you're in a privileged position to be doing what you're doing so there are highs and lows.
"Whatever game England play – I'm a player, but I'm a fan as well – I want the best possible team out there for England. You want your best players on the field. You saw on Friday night what a player Wayne Rooney is and hopefully he can go out and get a hat-trick [tomorrow]."
Milner was unequivocal about the standards he believes are expected of modern footballers. "Obviously there are a lot of people who watch football games," he said. "Thousands come every week and there are kids with your name on the back of their shirt. They obviously look up to you and love what you do. You try to set standards on and off the field."
The injury picked up by Michael Dawson on Friday night looks like it will sideline the defender for three months. Goalkeeper Scott Carson will attend a funeral on Tuesday and will not fly to Switzerland today. The England under-21 international Scott Loach will take his place.
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They gather 20-25 people, teach them high pressure sales techniques (one week total training) and many leave during the course of the week. There is no "analysis" of the business. Its a preset script to guide the business owner into signing a contract without realizing that the whole idea is to get $295-355 per hour consultants in the door whom end up giving everyone the same cookie-cutter booklets.
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If you have an appointment with them, ask the person to provide credentials or testimonials...they won't have any PERSONAL testimonials. They will only have videos of a few people. The problems pointed out could apply to almost anyone anywhere. Look up what a Business Analyst actually does...this is the worst sales scam you will ever encounter. They company changes names repeatedly and doesn't pay what it owes. Many of the Project Managers and Consultants seem like they just left AA meetings.
It is likely the analyst stayed in the airport overnight, stayed in a roach motel or if brand new...they don't have a clue about running a business---they'll repeat what they're told to say---always applying pressure.
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Ihave long documented my loathing for the game of football and so couldn't help laughing when the World Cup was given to Qatar in 2022. Almost everything that football fans like to do is illegal in this bloated desert state and I can't wait to see how the whole thing turns out. The good news for football fans is that Sepp Blatter is in charge of Fifa and nothing could possibly go wrong with him in charge – he's full of great advice like advising gay fans to "refrain from sexual activity" and suggesting that women footballers should wear shorter shorts if they want more viewers. I managed to listen in to a conversation he had when he and senior Fifa executives were troubleshooting potential problems that might arise in Qatar.
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The Pioneer Institute, an independent think tank, is urging Governor Deval Patrick to veto the $1 billion legislation to expand the Boston Convention & Exhibition Center.
In a letter to Patrick on Tuesday, Gregory Sullivan, the group's research director, outlined six points on why the BCEC expansion is a bad deal for taxpayers.
- The BCEC expansion will saddle the next administration with hundreds of millions of dollars in deficiencies as a result of Massachusetts Convention Center Authority's overly optimistic revenue projections.
- The MCCA assumes that hotel tax receipts will increase over the next 30 years at an average annual rate nearly three times greater than the historical growth rate of the statewide hotel tax. If its rosy projections are wrong, as they have been in the past, the legislation authorizes statewide taxes to be used to cover the annual shortfall.
- The expansion legislation will extend the debt service to mid-century, directing billions in tax revenue over the next 30 years to the BCEC.
- National convention attendance declined by 1.7 percent between 2000 and 2011, while the amount of available convention center exhibit hall space ballooned by 35 percent over the same period. The result? Bail-outs using hard-earned taxpayer dollars.
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"He is spending every penny of this," House Speaker Kurt Daudt, R-Crown, said of the state's current $1 billion budget surplus. "We are also a little disappointed in the lack of returning some of the money back to Minnesotans."
The budget blueprint that Dayton submitted to legislators Tuesday calls for a total of $42 billion in state spending for the two years that start on July 1. Senate Minority Leader David Hann, R-Eden Prairie, pointed out that the size of the two-year budget was $34 billion when Dayton took office.
"That is a big increase in spending," Hann said.
By far the largest share of spending boosts in the Dayton proposal would go to schools, both an increase in per-pupil payments to schools, and specific increases in programs that target early learning. Republicans criticized that approach, saying education programs demand "reforms" aimed at increasing student performance.
"It spends more money doing the same things we've done the last 15 to 20 years, and we have not seen any results so far, and somehow we're expected to believe that's going to improve education and make it excellent?" Hann said.
Daudt did say he supported Dayton's proposal to boost spending for early reading programs. But he said he was disappointed Dayton did not propose additional state money for nursing homes, which has been a high priority for the new House Republican majority.
The only major piece of tax relief in Dayton's proposal is a $100 million child care tax credit. Republicans said they were open to that, although Daudt said Dayton's proposed income ceiling of $124,000 might be too high. "I'm not sure that's the kind of folks that need that kind of tax relief," Daudt said.
Republicans were not forthcoming with details of their own budget priorities. Daudt said Republicans would not start assembling budget bills until after the next state economic forecast, in late February. He also said Republicans were not yet ready to say how much under $42 billion the next budget should be.
Gov. Mark Dayton on Tuesday provided no additional funding for the Minnesota State Colleges and Universities system because of an ongoing dispute between the system's administration and faculty over long-term planning.
The dispute centers over for MnSCU's handling of a controversial strategic plan called "Charting the Future," which is supposed to overhaul operations at the system's 24 two-year colleges and seven four-year universities.
The faculty and administration issued a joint statement:
"We take the governor's decision not to recommend new funding for Minnesota State Colleges and Universities (MnSCU) at this time very seriously and we appreciate the governor's commitment to supporting MnSCU and its vital mission of ensuring access to an affordable, high value education for all Minnesotans and meeting the workforce needs of Minnesota.
We understand and share the governor's concerns and are taking positive steps and having substantive dialogue to resolve our disagreements regarding Charting the Future. We are all committed to continuing our progress and are confident of a positive outcome. "
Less than a week after tax filing season began for most Minneosatons, Gov. Mark Dayton signed legislation updating the state's tax code to bring in line with recent federal tax changes that will provide $20 million in tax breaks for school teachers, homeowners paying mortgage insurance and college students.
HF 6 over the weekend became the session's first law. It sailed through the House and Senate as lawmakers raced to get the bill approved for Dayton's signature.
Because tax filing season for most Minnesotans opened Jan. 20, the Legislature acted quickly to avoid forcing taxpayers who have already filed to submit amended state returns.
"We needed quick legislative action to ensure a smooth tax filing season for the thousands of taxpayers who began filing their taxes this week," said Revenue Commissioner Cynthia Bauerly in a statement. "We applaud lawmakers and the Governor for their timely, bipartisan effort to pass this bill and make filing easier for Minnesota taxpayers.
Known as tax-conformity bills, this legislation comes up frequently at the Capitol. Every time Congress updates the tax code, states must decide whether to conform or leave taxpayers to navigate the difference between their state and federal filings.
Among the changes in the offing for Minnesota's tax code:
• Teachers could deduct up to $250 in out-of-pocket classroom expenses. This change would affect as many as 60,000 filers.
• Extending the itemized deduction for mortgage insurance premiums that would affect 60,000 returns.
• A deduction for higher education, between $2,000 and $4,000 — depending on income — that would allow Minnesotans to write off college-related expenses. The income threshold for single filers would be $80,000 and $160,000 for joint filers. An estimated 9,000 filers are expected to qualify.
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When the newly renovated and remodeled Minnesota Capitol debuts in early 2017, it will feature what planners are describing as a major boost in the amount of space and facilities that are open and available to the public.
That includes a third-floor "Cass Gilbert Library," named after the building's original architect, that will be illuminated by a series of newly recovered, original skylights that have been boarded up for decades. Also new to the Capitol will be a public information center, an increase in the number of bathrooms and elevators, two reservable public dining rooms and a couple of public classrooms, and a room for mothers of young children.
"This is going to be some really fantastic public and available space that will restore a lot of the 1905 original architecture," Matt Massman, commissioner of the Department of Administration, said Thursday at a meeting of the Capitol Preservation Commission, a panel led by Gov. Mark Dayton that's overseeing the $273 million renovation project. The Capitol originally opened to the public in 1905.
Dayton and the panel of lawmakers signed off on a "space allocation agreement" at the Thursday meeting, after several weeks of negotiation between Gov. Mark Dayton, Senate Majority Leader Tom Bakk and House Speaker Kurt Daudt. By striking a deal late Wednesday and making it official Thursday, the elected leaders just avoided what construction managers warned would have been costly delays if the space negotiations had continued to drag on.
The final deal left the Senate with considerably less space in the remade Capitol, both compared to before the renovation and to what Bakk had originally sought. Pre-renovation, a total of 39 state senators had offices in the Capitol; Bakk said he had sought 23 senator offices after the construction, but in the end he settled for four.
That leaves 63 senators who will have offices in a new Senate office building that's currently under construction north of the Capitol. That project has been politically controversial, but Bakk said it created the space that's needed to create more public space in the remade Capitol, and to give more room in the big building for the governor's office and the House.
"The Capitol would permanently be a Senate office building if it weren't for that project across the street," Bakk said.
The four Senate offices that remain in the Capitol will likely go to the majority and minority leaders, and likely two top committee chairs. Bakk stressed that no state senator would have more than one office. Rep. Paul Torkelson, a House Republican on the preservation panel, said no House members would have permanent office space in the new Capitol. House members all have offices in another adjacent building, the uncreatively named State Office Building.
The governor's office is gaining about 7,000 square feet of space in the renovated Capitol, while the House will gain about 2,700 square feet of additional space. The Senate is surrendering nearly 43,000 square feet of space.
In recent months, the premier building of Minnesota government has been rung by scaffolding and wrapped in sheets of white canvas as work crews execute the renovation. Major portions of the building are currently closed off to lawmakers and the public alike even as the 2015 session has gotten underway. The renovation project is scheduled to be finished up in time for the 2017 legislative session.
As many as 130,000 Minnesota families could receive state help to reduce the cost of child care and dependent care for the elderly under a proposal by Gov. Mark Dayton unveiled Tuesday.
Dayton, the two-term DFL governor, said the initiative would provide direct tax relief that could reduce the cost of child care and dependent care for working families.
"Rising childcare costs have put hard financial strains on many Minnesota families, making it increasingly difficult for working parents to hold their jobs while assuring quality care for their children," Dayton said in a statement. "My Child Care Tax Credit helps to provide Minnesota families with options -- so they don't have to choose between working and caring for their families."
The proposal would provide about $100 million direct tax relief. Under Dayton's plan, the average family would receive $481; the maximum benefit would be $2,100 for eligibile families.
Photo: Gov. Mark Dayton gives his inaugural address earlier this month at the Landmark Center in St. Paul. (Leila Navidi/Star Tribune)


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Exchange ordinary for extraordinary
District's funky little shops offer gifts for everyone
The weather outside is frightful, but Christmas shopping is delightful.
Oh, stop with the cynical "Ho ho ho!"
This year I'm trying an experiment — buying every single Christmas gift in a small store — and I found the perfect place to do it, with hardly any walking once you get there.
It's the west Exchange District enclave of picturesque shops, galleries and restaurants. McDermot Avenue is its main drag.
Look, some of my friends are unique and wild (some would argue strange) so I'm looking for wild and crazy gifts.
The only problem? Parking.
"But the bus routes are so easy!" insists Kristen Andrews, owner of Ragpickers Antifashion Emporium Costumes & Books. Umpteen buses stop at the end of Main Street, a quarter of a block from all the shopping action. "You can shop and stay for lunch and hit some art galleries too," she points out. And most shops are open 11 a.m. to 6 p.m.
It's worth the trip. You just can't beat the Exchange for crazy gifts. Camera in hand, I go looking for myself and for you.
216 McDermot Ave.
Looking for something memorable and dramatic for an angel in your life? Andrews showed off a giant pair of gold wings for $35 and a naughty can-can-style crinoline in hot pink with black lace for the devil side of her. Ragpickers is a half-and-half store — they rent costumes in the back half, but in the front, they sell retro items for men and women, such as hats from every era, gloves, cigarette holders with rhinestones, old-fashioned suits and jackets, crazy sunglasses, unique jewelry, the lot! If you're attending Christmas and New Year's Eve parties, their retro cocktail dresses sell for $20 to $65, and sparkly costume jewelry sells for $15 to $45.
214 McDermot Ave.
Co-owner Sarah Mariano demonstrates a trendy spiked bra (take that, Madonna!) that will be the talk of any party or dance club in Winterpeg. Like the women in Sex and the City, a woman wears this bra boldly without covering it up.
"I'd put it with high-waisted pants and a black blazer," Mariano says with a grin, tying back her long hair so the black and gold will show off better. The spikes look scary — no slow dancing — but Mariano says they feel like gold-sprayed plastic, so they won't be lethal to an amorous dance partner. The cost? $75. Reaction? Priceless!
Fantasy Boutique
84 Albert St.
This shop is a giant tickle trunk, front to back, full of conversation-starter gifts — including an inflatable doll called Man of the Year. The store is full of sex toys and peculiar sexual instruments, lotions and potions and lingerie in many sizes. "We specialize in larger sizes," says owner Brenda Unger, looking at me. "Up to 6X." Translation: Luxury-sized women and larger men who cross-dress can also find great outfits here.
Rhymes With Orange
223 McDermot Ave.
Described as the love child of Vintage Glory and Oh So Lovely stores, this shop is mid-century modern all the way! They have sourced everything from Mary Maxim sweaters with ducks on them to wild retro hats, clothing, jewelry and household goods from the '50s to the '70s. Co-owner Stefanie Hiebert takes off her towering fur hat to model a '60s floral apron in psychedelic orange, yellow and red at only $10. She poses in front of a fully outfitted '60s kitchen you don't want to miss seeing, hidden in the back of the store. They also have a full shoe and boot section with a bench to sit on and a sign that reads "If the Shoe Fits!"
Imagine Games & Hobbies
246 McDermot Ave.
If the sky's the limit budget-wise and $18,000 is feasible, this is definitely the shop for you. One of the things it is offering is a full suit of knight's armour, hand-made with love and great dedication over a number of years by owner Pedro Bedard.
"At first it creeped me out, but now I see it as a the guard of the store at night," says assistant manager Kelsie Scott. Lots of people have been seriously interested in buying the knightly armour, Scott says. "In fact, a man from L.A. wanted to take it home, but they wouldn't let him take it on the plane with him."
Tara Davis Studio Boutique
246 McDermot Ave.
Across the front hall in the same building, this boutique carries work by many fine and funky artists, including local artist Kelly Rey, who designs teapots and cups the Alice in Wonderland gang would covet. Rey likes to work in blues and turquoises. The teapot with the handle like a big bridge and surprisingly tiny spout is a fine example of a functional art piece at $160. You wouldn't leave it in a cupboard — it's a display feature!
84 Albert St.
Do you love hats? This place has everything a beautiful old-fashioned hat store could want. Lots of mirrors and a hat for every face shape, occasion and type of weather. Winter hats are necessary right now, and there are popular aviators or "bomber" hats with ear lugs. This hat is popular with all ages on your list — skaters, skiers and snowboarders, teens and college students walking to school.
"We do well with these hats because they keep you warm in the freezing cold," says owner Luke Nolan. They're fun and, well, funny!
Bodegoes restaurant
98 Albert St.
A totally different gift awaits at Bodegoes restaurant in the famous triangle space between Albert and Arthur Street at Bannatyne Avenue. It used to be called the Line-Up and they've kept the fine tradition of dinner-and-a-movie deals with gift cards for an amazing $12.83 with your choice of a movie at the Town 8, Cinematheque, the Globe or IMAX.
This is just a sampling of the stores, old and new, in the Exchange. It is pretty much guaranteed, whether you are prepared to spend $12.83 all the way up to $18,000, you will find something unique to buy here for the wild and crazy people you love so much.
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Pope Francis asks Christians to pray for the victims of deadly explosion in Mexico
January 30, 2015. Pope Francis asked Christians to pray for the victims of the deadly explosion in Cuajimalpa, Mexico. He made this petition in his Spanish Twitter profile. The Vatican Secretary of State, Cardinal Pietro Parolin, also sent a message to the Archbishop of Mexico.
Recemos por las víctimas de la explosión en el hospital de Cuajimalpa, México, y por sus familiares que el Señor les conceda paz y fortaleza
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Papal Nominations
January 28th, 2015. Pope Francis has accepted the resignation of Msgr. Jose Soleibe Arbelaez, who served as the Bishop of the Diocese of Caldas, Colombia. He has nominated Cesar Alcides Balbin Tamayo as the new Bishop. He also accepted the resignation of Msgr. Egon Kapellari, Bishop of Graz-Seckau, Austria.
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Auschwitz cries out with the pain of immense suffering and pleads for a future of respect, peace and encounter among peoples.
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Also, Pope Francis appointed Msgr. Stefan Heβe as new Bishop of Hamburg (Germany).
New Decress of the Congregation for the Causes of Saints approved
January 23, 2015. Pope Francis met with Cardinal Angelo Amato, Prefect of the Congregation for the Causes of Saints. He authorised the promulgation of these decrees:
- The miracle attributed to the Venerable Servant of God Maria Teresa Casini, Italian foundress of the Oblate Sisters of the Sacred Heart of Jesus (1864-1937).
- The martyrdom of Servants of God Fidela (nee Dolores Oller Angelats) and two companions, Spanish professed nuns of the Institute of Sisters of St. Joseph, killed in hatred of the faith in Spain between 26 and 29 August 1936.
- The martyrdom of Servants of God Pio Heredia Zubia and seventeen companions, of the Trappists of Cantabria and the Cistercian nuns of the Congregation of St. Bernard, killed in hatred of the faith in Spain in 1936.
- The martyrdom of Servant of God Tshimangadzo Samuel Benedict Daswa (ne Bakali), South African layperson, killed in hatred of the faith in South Africa on 2 February 1990.
- The heroic virtues of the Servant of God Ladislao Bukowinski, Ukrainian diocesan priest (1904-1974).
- The heroic virtues of the Servant of God Aloysius Schwartz, American diocesan priest, founder of the Sisters of Mary of Banneux and the Brothers of Christ (1930-1992).
- The heroic virtues of the Servant of God Cointa Jauregui Oses, Spanish professed nun of the Company of Mary Our Lady (1875-1954).
- The heroic virtues of the Servant of God Teresa Gardi, Italian layperson of the Third Order of St. Francis (1769-1837).
- The heroic virtues of the Servant of God Luis De Trelles y Nuogerol, Spanish layperson and founder of the Nocturnal Adoration Society in Spain (1819-1891).
- The heroic virtues of the Servant of God Elisabeth Maria (nee Erizabe-to Maria) Satoko Kitahara, Japanese layperson (1929-1958).
- The heroic virtues of the Servant of God Virginia Blanco Tardio, Bolivian layperson (1916-1990).
Tommaso Ruzzi, new Director of the Vatican's Financial Intelligence Authority
January 21, 2015. Tommaso di Ruzza was appointed as Director of the Vatican's Financial Intelligence Authority, an organism that oversees all economic transactions of the Holy See. Up until now, Ruzza had worked there as Deputy Director.
Pope Francis also appointed Daniel E. Garcia as new Auxiliary Bishop of Austin (U.S.).
Members appointed to Vatican committee to study appeals of condemned priests
January 21, 2015. Pope Francis has appointed seven members and two substitutes to the College for the Study of Appeal to Ordinary Session of the Vatican's Congregation for the Doctrine of the Faith.
They are:
President. Msgr. Charles J. Scicluna, Bishop of San Leone, and Auxiliary of Malta.
- Card. Zenon Grocholewski
- Card. Attilio Nicora
- Card. Francesco Coccopalmerio
- Card. Giuseppe Versaldi
- Msgr. José Luis Mollaghan, Archbishop emeritus of Rosario (Argentina)
- Mons. Juan Ignacio Arrieta
- Card. Julián Herranz
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Papal Appointments
January 20, 2015. Pope Francis accepted the resignation of Msgr. Germán Trajano Pavón Puente and nominated Fr. Jorge Giovanni Pazmiño Abril as new Bishop of Amato (Ecuador). Msgr. Mario Bedini also resigned today as Archbishop of Isfahan (Iran) and Pope Francis appointed Fr. Jack Youssef as Apostolic Administrator "sede vacante et ad nutum Sanctae Sedis" of the same Archdiocese.
Pope Francis creates Eritrean Metropolitan Church sui iuris
January 19, 2015. Pope Francis created a new Eritrean Metropolitan Church "sui iuris", and appointed Msgr. Menghesteab Tesfamariam as the first Metropolitan Archbishop of Asmara. He will oversee the eparchies of Barentu, Keren and Segheneity.
Secretary of Pontifical Council for Justice and Peace becomes Bishop of Faenza-Modigliana
January 19, 2015. Pope Francis appointed Msgr. Mario Toso as the new bishop of Faenza-Modigliana (Italy). Since October 29, 2009, Msgr. Toso had worked as the Secretary of the Vatican's Pontifical Council for Justice and Peace. The Vatican hasn't revealed yet who will replace him at the Pontifical Council.
January 16, 2015. Pope Francis has appointed Jose Maria Baliña as the new auxiliary Bishop of Buenos Aires in Argentina. Up until now, the 56 year old served as a parish priest in the San Isdiro Labrador church. In Mexico, he has also named Nicholas James Samra, as the apostolic administrator 'sede vacante et ad nutum Sanctae Sedis dell'Eparchia' of the Nuestra Señora del Paraiso of the Greek-Maronites of Mexico.
January 15, 2015. The Pope has approved the appointment of Rev. Basel Yaldo as auxiliary of the Patriarchate of Babylon of the Chaldeans. He is currently serving as the priest in the St. George Chaldean Catholic Church in Michigan, USA. Also, Archbishop Amel Shamon Nona has been appointed as the new Bishop of the Chaldean eparchy of St. Thomas the Apostle of Sydney, Australia. In addition, Chorbishop Emmanuel Challita has been appointed as the Bishop of the Chaldean eparchy of Mar Addai in Toronto, Canada.
New bishop of Grand Island (US)
January 14, 2015. Pope Francis accepted the resignation of Msgr. William J. Dendinger and appointed Msgr. Joseph G. Hanefeldt as new Bishop of Grand Island (US).
The Vatican has new Permanent Observer to UN's headquarters in Vienna
January 12, 2015. Pope Francis appointed Msgr. Janusz Urbańczyk as the Vatican's representative to the International Atomic Energy Agency, the Organization for Security and Cooperation in Europe and the Comprehensive Nuclear-Test-Ban Treaty Organization. From now on, Msgr. Urbańczyk will also be the Holy See's Permanent Observer to the United Nations Industrial Development Organization and the UN's headquarters in Vienna.
Also, Pope Francis nominated Father Fernand J. Cheri as new Auxiliary Bishop of New Orleans.
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White shapes and curves, inspired in nature. They're designed to mimic movement, or even look as if they're coming alive.
The sculptures, the work of Spanish architect Santiago Calatrava, can be found next to St. Peter's Square, inside Charlemagne's Wing.
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"The exhibit was born about a year ago when Calatrava and I were both named consultants to the Pontifical Council for Culture. From there, we developed a sort-of intellectual friendship. And through our conversations, we had this idea for an exhibition."
Santiago Calatrava is well known for his creativity and his original design style.
The exhibit features over 140 works, ranging from drawings, to sculptures and scaled models of famous projects like the Puente de la Mujer in Buenos Aires, the sports complex in Tor Vergata in Rome, or the Tenerife Auditorium.
Some of the projects have been completed, others are still on-going; like the chapel dedicated to a Spanish missionary in Los Angeles, and shaped as a teepee.
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"Calatrava did not conceive it only as a closed space, but one that could open and become a plaza. In this way, he offers two version of this sacred space. Not only this enclosure, but also this space where people can gather."
The exhibit, titled "The metamorphosis of space," is free to the public, and will be on display until February 20.