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Vayonakis, A. and Luo, C. and LeDuc, H. G. and Schoelkopf, R. and Zmuidzinas, J. (2002) The millimeter-wave properties of superconducting microstrip lines. In: Low Temperature Detectors. AIP Conference Series (605). American Institute of Physics , Melville, NY, pp. 539-542. ISBN 0-7354-0049-0 http://resolver.caltech.edu/CaltechAUTHORS:20111109-095848834
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We have developed a novel technique for making high quality measurements of the millimeter-wave properties of superconducting thin-film microstrip transmission lines. Our experimental technique currently covers the 75-100 GHz band. The method is based on standing wave resonances in an open ended transmission line. We obtain information on the phase velocity and loss of the microstrip. Our data for Nb/SiO/Nb lines, taken at 4.2 K and 1.6 K, can be explained by a single set of physical parameters. Our preliminary conclusion is that the loss is dominated by the SiO dielectric, with a temperature-independent loss tangent of 5.3 ± 0.5 x 10^(-3) for our samples.
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Subject Keywords: | microstrip lines, superconducting microwave devices, millimetre wave devices; millimetre wave propagation; velocity measurement; frequency response; losses; low-temperature techniques |
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Official Citation: | The millimeter-wave properties of superconducting microstrip lines A. Vayonakis, C. Luo, H. G. Leduc, R. Schoelkopf, and J. Zmuidzinas, AIP Conf. Proc. 605, 539 (2002), DOI:10.1063/1.1457704 |
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CLINTON, Miss. - Alabama State University women's cross country retained its cross country title from winning 2012 Southwestern Athletic Conference Championship on Monday at the Watson Cross Country Course of Choctaw Trails.
The Lady Hornets won their seventh title overall and third in the last five years repeating as this year's winners.
ASU had three runners finish in the top ten including two in the first five to cross the finish line. ASU scored 42 points with Mississippi Valley (77) finishing as the runner-up.
Alcorn State finished third (107), followed by Grambling State (110), Prairie View A&M (117), Texas Southern (150), Alabama A&M (159), Jackson State (200), Arkansas-Pine Bluff (219) and and Southern (232).
MVSU's Joyce Chumo captured the individual title for a consecutive year covering the 5K course in 17:44.79. Chumo was selected SWAC Cross Country Female Athlete of the Year. She finished close to one minute ahead of second-place finisher, Ninfa Barnard of Arkansas-Pine Bluff (18:15.39).
Artrailia LeSane (Alabama State) was third (18:52.17) and Kimberly Wedderburn (ASU) crossed the line in fourth (18:53.71). Winny Tauni (MVSU) rounded out the All-SWAC first-team with a time of 18:55.36.
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Submitted by editor on Thu, 02/14/2013 - 18:58.By Nick Nunn
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Mary Claire Cardwell, the Morgan County High School Swim Dogs' sole representative at the State Meet last Friday, took 19th place in the girls 100-yard backstroke during the preliminary race. Unfortunately, her performance, which was a personal record of 1:01.82, was not sufficient to move her along to the Finals.
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Although Cardwell, freshman, only qualified to swim in the 100 backstroke this year at the State Meet, Courchaine anticipates that Cardwell will develop her other strokes in the coming years in order to become competitive in other events at future State Meets.
"Backstroke is her best stroke right now," said Courchaine, "but she is a strong all-around swimmer and I believe she could compete at the state level in other strokes as well."
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"I believe Mary Claire has great potential to improve even more in the future," continued Courchaine. "She is a gifted athlete and she works very hard. If she remains committed to swimming over the next three years, I believe she could be state champion in the future."
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MCHS soccer kicks into season with wins
Submitted by editor on Thu, 02/14/2013 - 18:51.Boys and girls teams move to second round of Lamar Trojan Cup tournament
Rolling with the PINS
Submitted by editor on Fri, 02/08/2013 - 16:24.Morgan County High School Mat Dogs move nine wrestlers on to Sectionals
story by nick nunn • photos by jesse walker
After last week's 1-AAA Area tournament, nine members of MCHS' Mat Dogs find themselves only one tournament away from the State Finals.
In the Area tournament, Morgan County wrestlers accounted for six Area Champions, one second-place finisher, and two third-place finishers.
As a result of having so many wrestlers go deep into the brackets, Morgan County, as a team, came out on top of all of the schools with 274.5 points – over 75 points more than Appling County, the second-place finishers.
Jacob McAlister (120), Quentavious Jackson (138), Austin Ross (182), Stewart Spence (195), Bailey Ross (220), and Preston Langley (280) proved themselves as Area Champions this year; each went 4-0 during the Area tournament.
Coach John Robbins had a good word for each of his champions, characterizing Austin Ross' performance as "complete dominance" and describing Spence as an "unstoppable force."
"Bailey Ross destroyed everything in his path," said Robbins about Bailey, who was en route to his third straight area championship during the tournament.
Robbins continued his praise about Morgan County sophomore, Preston Langley.
"Preston [was the] only unseeded wrestler to win the title, and beat several absolute studs to do it."
Jack Leclair (126), Morgan County's only second-place finisher, went 3-1, only losing a 2-6 decision in the final match of his weight class.
They ain't heavy... • Nick Nunn
Submitted by editor on Fri, 02/08/2013 - 16:11.Prompted by the recent announcement that brothers B.J. and Justin Upton will be playing side-by-side in the Braves' outfield this season, I've been contemplating the complications and contributions that siblings in sport often cause.
If internal and external tensions can often be enough to create a rift between average siblings, then why should we expect anything different from brothers or sisters (or both), who find themselves in a larger arena, competing with or against each other?
There are many examples of siblings, who have found themselves in competitive circumstances with widely varying results.
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There are times, however, when siblings develop their talents less evenly, which is a problem that can cause dysfunction in a family.
Everyone remembers Hank Aaron's career home run total (755), but relatively few people remember that he and his brother, Tommie, amassed the most career home runs of any brother duo in the history of baseball: 768 home runs.
In case you can't do that math in your head, Tommie Aaron hit 13 of the 768.
C Team replaces middle school baseball team
Submitted by editor on Fri, 02/08/2013 - 16:04.By Nick Nunn
Staff Writer
In the spirit of "One Morgan," the doctrine that is taking hold in the Morgan County school system, there will not be a Morgan County Middle School baseball team for 2013.
Taking its place will be a C team, which will be comprised solely of eighth and ninth graders, in addition to the standard varsity and junior varsity teams.
Although there are several individual reasons for the change, most of the results boil down to this factor: the C team will force sixth and seventh graders out of the middle school program and into travel and recreation teams.
Initially, parents may balk at the notion of having their young athletes' participation refused because of their grade level, but the C team will create a change that will have a ripple effect, which will strengthen and create depth throughout Morgan County's baseball program.
The first stage of development will occur in the players "left out" of a middle school team.
"Our younger kids will actually be playing more as many of them play travel ball and recreation ball and will be better served by getting game experience and then joining us in the eighth grade," said MCHS varsity team head coach Brandon Patch.
By being forced into alternate teams, aspiring sixth and seventh grade baseball players will actually gain experience during those years instead of sitting on the bench while eighth graders are on the field.
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Fashion News: Nick Wooster Leaves J.C. Penney
According to a report from the New York Post, J.C. Penney men's creative director and street style god Nickelson Wooster has left the building. Wooster's departure follows the recent firing of ex-CEO Ron Johnson,... read more
Wednesday, 4/17/2013 at 11:33AM
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Fashion News: Burberry Heads Home for London Collections: Men
After a decade of sending well-tailored gents up and down the runway in Milan, Burberry is coming home this summer, bringing their bi-annual menswear show to London. Set for June 18th during London Collections:... read more
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Fashion News: Umit Benan Says Goodbye to Trussardi
According to Trussardi, the designer has finished his contractual two year agreement, with Benan's just-walked in Milan women's Fall 2013 collection being his last for the Italian house. The designer's most recent menswear effort,... read more
Wednesday, 2/27/2013 at 3:30PM
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Fashion News: Alexander Wang to Take the Balenciaga Reigns?
Since fashion folks first heard word Nicolas Ghesquiére was leaving Balenciaga they've rumored just about every young designer as being up for the big job. This time the rumors about Alexander Wang seem to... read more
Friday, 11/30/2012 at 11:00AM
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Fashion News: Nicolas Ghesquiére Out at Balenciaga
Just when we thought all the big brand designer shakeups were done for the year now comes news, via WWD, that Nicolas Ghesquiére is parting ways with the Balenciaga brand. A fashion wunderkind of... read more
Monday, 11/5/2012 at 9:45AM
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This Just In: Ermenegildo Zegna Picks Up Stefano Pilati
As confirmed this morning by WWD, Stefano Pilati is taking over the creative reigns at Ermenegildo Zegna, overseeing the house's men's and women's collections starting January 1st of next year. The former YSL frontman... read more
Tuesday, 9/4/2012 at 9:00AM
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Fashion News: The Premiere of SLP
Well, the premiere of the new logo at least. Hedi Slimane's revamp of the iconic French brand is still under wraps when it comes to clothes, but the brand unveiled its new logo this... read more
Tuesday, 7/24/2012 at 12:30PM
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Fashion News: NUMBER:Lab's Luis Fernandez Goes for the International Woolmark Prize
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Fashion News: YSL Becomes SLP
First reported by our friends at WWD, and confirmed by the house, Hedi Slimane is taking the Yves Saint Laurent brand back to move things forward. On the cusp of his first Spring 2013... read more
Thursday, 6/21/2012 at 4:00PM
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Sad But True: Simon Spurr Leaves Namesake Brand
Exact details on how and why are still to come but what we know now is that menswear designer Simon Spurr has left his eponymous label. Founded in 2006 following time spent at labels... read more
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Mexico City International Airport, also known as Benito Juarez International Airport, is the busiest airport in Mexico. This hemmed in, compact airport serves over 25 million passengers a year with further expansions planned to boost that number. It is the hub for AeroMexico and Mexicana. At over 5000 feet in altitude, MEX is regarded as a "hot and high" airport, impacting aircraft performance and sometimes passenger loads. MEX is served by 2 terminals: Domestic T1 (except AeroMexico), originally built in 1958 but expanded countless times; and the unique International T2 (all AeroMexico flights), which was built in 2007. MEX is known for its exceptional planespotting facilities.
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Dave Grohl: 'Queens Of The Stone Age are the baddest rock and roll band in the world!'
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Dave Grohl has lifted the lid on his recording sessions with Queens Of The Stone Age for the first time since revealing he has rejoined the band.
Grohl, who played drums on QOTSA's 2002 album 'Songs For The Deaf', spoke to BBC Radio 1's Zane Lowe about his feelings for the group and just how "completely ridiculous" the new record is sounding.
"With Queens of the Stone Age, like, there were no boundaries with that band, there were no limits with them, it was like if you did something insane, you'd do more, if you did something that seemed too ridiculous– and honestly the new Queens of the Stone Age record, I'm playing drums on that, and I'll do something so completely ridiculous, I'll just, like, 'There's no way that that Josh isn't going to let me do that,' and he'll say, 'Do that for forty-five seconds, over and over again, that's become, like, part of the song, that is a big part of the song,' and that's the way they work," Grohl said.
Elaborating on the general atmosphere that surrounds Queens Of The Stone Age, Grohl added: "When you walk into a festival backstage with Queens of the Stone Age, it's like, the record stops. People stop and they stare, and it's like, Queens of the Stone Age are, without question, the baddest rock and roll band in the world! And they still are, and when 'Songs For The Deaf', when that came out, it blew people's minds, man, for real."
Dave Grohl is filling in for Joey Castillo, who has left the band according to signer Josh Homme, who broke the news earlier this month (November 6) on Zane Lowe's BBC Radio 1 show. The band also posted a picture on their Facebook page, showing Grohl's name on the mixing desk - pictured. Speaking to Zane Lowe, Homme said: "[Grohl] and I have this wonderful musical relationship which we don't have with other people. It's a very cool and comfortable position."
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On 1 April, the Cooperation and Competition Panel will become Monitor's Cooperation and Competition Directorate.
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The CCP is currently an advisory panel to the Department of Health and Monitor. From April 2013 the CCP will be an integral part of Monitor whose main duty will be to protect and promote the interests of people who use health care services by promoting provision of health care services which is economic, efficient and effective, and maintains or improves the quality of the services.
The rules that currently govern co-operation and competition in the commissioning and provision of NHS services in England are set out in the Principles and Rules for Co-operation and Competition. While the substance of those rules will remain, from April 2013 the rules will be given a firmer statutory footing through the conditions of the provider licence and through secondary legislation imposing requirements on commissioners as to procurement, patient choice and competition. Monitor will have powers to enforce licence conditions and this secondary legislation imposing requirements on commissioners.
To enable it to carry out its role relating to safeguarding choice and preventing anti-competitive behaviour which is against patients interests, Monitor will have a co-operation and competition directorate. Monitor has announced that the Executive Director of Co-operation and Competition will be Catherine Davies, who is currently Director of the CCP. The CCPs Panel members, Lord Carter of Coles (Chairman), Guy Beringer QC, Laura Carstensen, Dame Janet Husband, Peter Smith, John Swift QC and John Wotton will continue to provide independent advice to Monitor.
The CCP has produced a short guide to the CCP setting out what the CCP does, how the CCP does it and the ways in which parties can engage most constructively with the CCP in carrying out its work.
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A Phase II assessment has been opened today into the merger by University Hospitals Bristol NHS Foundation Trust and North Bristol NHS Trust of certain parts of their organisations. Further information can be found here here
Today the CCP published three notes to provide more clarity on how competition rules apply to different aspects of health care services. These notes capture the CCP's experience in dealing with competition issues in healthcare over the last four years. From April 2013 the CCP will be an integral part of Monitor and these notes will inform the preparation of Monitor's guidance on the exercise of its competition related powers. These notes focus on the implications of the competition rules for: agreements between providers, clinical networks and the unilateral conduct of providers. These notes can be found here
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Your family is considered your main source for your college education. One goal of the Student Financial Aid/Scholarship Office is to compare the costs of attending Murray State with the financial contributions, if any, that will be made by you and/or your family. This is done by finding the difference between the total cost of attending school and the ability of your family to help with the costs. The basis for determining need is the processed financial aid form. Financially independent students will file using their own income-assets information and that of their spouse, if applicable. Costs include room and meals, registration fees, books and supplies, personal expenses and travel. In determining your, your family's, or your spouse's capacity to help, the following are considered:
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By properly completing and submitting the appropriate financial aid forms on a timely basis, you will be considered for the Pell Grant and/or other state grants.
Other awards will then be made based upon the program choices you listed on your MSU application. The MSU Financial Aid/Scholarship Office will follow federal guidelines giving priority to students having the greatest need. Preference will also be given to eligible Federal Perkins Student Loan and Federal Supplemental Educational Opportunity Grant applicants who file their forms by April 1. Federal regulations require that applicants for federal financial aid be citizens or eligible non-citizens of the United States.
Selection of students also depends upon the guidelines of each individual program and the availability of funds. Scholarships are given based on academic ability or performance.
Over 70 percent of the student at Murray State receive some kind of financial aid from federal, state or university sources. You will be notified by a letter of the final decision on your application.
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Federal and state regulations require the Student Financial Aid/Scholarship Office to monitor all student resources. Such resources include non-university scholarships and other financial benefits. If these resources are not reported and are later uncovered, the student's aid package may be adjusted or repayment of financial aid received may be required.
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All loan and grant payments administered by the University will be made by check or credit. Student employment paychecks are issued bi-weekly and are made payable to the student. All university fees and charges are due no later than the beginning of the semester. MSU has a payment plan available through the Bursar's Office.
If you receive a university-administered scholarship, you will receive credit for your award. The amount you will owe to MSU will show your university scholarship credit. Any financial aid award is subject to the actual receipt of funds appropriated to Murray State University by federal and/or state governments.
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Your financial aid is based on you attending the entire year that you are awarded. If you leave school before the end of the semester and you received financial aid, you may discover that you owe a balance to the various aid programs which helped you and/or to MSU. Refer to the Federal Return to Title IV Refund Policy.
In addition, withdrawing from school will affect your completion rate which could make you ineligible for future financial aid.
Murray State makes special efforts to keep students in school. In addition to stressing academic excellence and classroom studies, the university also supports numerous extracurricular activities. The on-campus Learning Center offers free reading, writing and study skills programs and tutorial programs in special areas.
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To remain eligible, you must: Meet the minimum requirements of the policy governing satisfactory academic standing/progress.
Federal regulations state that all students who receive assistance from the Federal Work-Study, Federal Stafford Loan, KHEAA Grant, Federal Perkins Loan, Federal Pell Grant, Federal PLUS Loan, Federal TEACH Grant, Grad Plus Loan or Federal Supplemental Educational Opportunity Grant programs will be required to make measurable academic progress toward a degree. Failure to maintain satisfactory academic progress will result in the termination of your financial assistance. You may re-establish eligibility for financial assistance when the minimum requirements of the policy are satisfied. This policy also applies to the Nursing Student Loan; Program; and all KHEAA Teacher Scholarship, Work and Loan programs.
If you do not meet these requirements, you should still file financial aid forms for future terms on a timely basis. This will permit you to be considered for financial aid once your appeal is approved. This policy applies to all students whether or not the student is receiving financial aid for the period being monitored.
As an undergraduate student based upon full-time status (a minimum of 12 hours per semester), you will be required to earn a minimum of 24 semester hours within that academic year (fall and spring semesters). You will be permitted a maximum of six academic years for completion of a baccalaureate degree(s), three years for an associate degree(s), and two years for a certificate program for financial aid purposes.
As a graduate student based upon full-time status (a minimum of nine hours per semester), you will be required to earn a minimum of 18 semester hours within that academic year. You will be permitted a maximum of three academic years for completion of a master's degree program for financial aid purposes.
In addition to the requirement to complete a minimum number of credit hours each academic year within a maximum time frame, you must also meet the minimum requirement for satisfactory academic standing as follows:
The type and amount of aid available for summer school depends on the total combination of how much you used during the fall and spring semester in the academic year (at MSU or any other school combined). To be considered for summer financial aid, you must complete the FAFSA (if you have not already done so for the prior fall and spring academic year) and also complete the MSU Summer Financial Aid Application.
Upon leaving school, whether by dropping below 1/2 time, withdrawing, or graduating, you must complete exit counseling with our office. During this counseling, you will learn valuable information about loan repayment, entitlements, deferment, and repayment incentives.


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When O Fraud-in-Chief gets 108 percent of the vote and Romney gets no votes in areas of Pennsylvania, the "integrity" of our election process is applauded? Is Jimmy Reed not paying attention up there?
#1, I think the article is written ´tongue-in-cheek´.
Now I feel worse than ever!
It was up to Romney to challenge the results. He didn´t.Unfortunately, he fought harder for the nomination than he did for the Presidency.Lesson learned.
Months before any polling took place, it was predicted that Obama would steal the election. He did steal the election but nothing will be done about - especially not by the spineless republicans.
is this article a joke...........there is no integrity in our process until we get voter id.....obama didnt win any states with Voter ID...think about it
Right. Republicans have refused to face this ever since the well-documented fraud perpetrated by Joe Kennedy to get Jack in the White House. Now we reap the consequences.
Since we all seem to agree that the election was won by fraud, I wish we would all stop the post-mortems about what a bad candidate Romney was, what he should have done differently, etc. No one, repeat no one, could have won against the machine that was set up to control the outcome of this election./SP/
Those were the reported ones. Let us not be too hasty in brushing it under the rug...one single instance of voter fraud in one instance too many!
There was voter fraud rampant in all the states this time around.What happened to Allen West is a travesty of justice, beginning with him being gerrymandered out of his own district and forced to move, and ending with the electors in his new district running out the clock and giving the election WITHOUT A RECOUNT to a Democrat on a technicality!!!Republicans either have to, via the Republican Governors, force Voter ID in all 30 of their states ... or .... Republicans need to get much MUCH better at voter fraud themselves. The Democrats are NEVER going to agree to a national voter ID and they are NOT interested in controlling voter fraud.
#1 and #6--are you kidding me??? better read it again. But what I´m surprised at, is that "someone" is not raising a ruckus about this. There is no such thing as 100%, even in black precincts. And are we really accepting 106% registration????
Thank you #8. I agree. And yes, I believe the author is being facetious about "nothing to worry about". It is obvious that fraud was beyond rampant. Wasn´t there also one precinct that had 140% turnout? Yeah...and don´t forget sudden masses of black people in a predominately white area of New Hampshire that nobody recognized as being their neighbor...(I wonder if they all had Somalian accents?)
"Election Integrity"This is no such thing today and hasn´t been for some time.


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Running out of ideas to keep the kids entertained this summer? The Palo Alto City Library proudly announces the unveiling of the Palo Alto City Library Kids� blog. Keep updated with library events, programs, kids� book reviews, kid-friendly websites, parenting tips, and easy craft projects for kids. To check out the new blog, go to Web Link
Posted by Resident, a resident of the Midtown neighborhood, on Jun 27, 2007 at 10:29 am
Thanks for this info. I checked out the web link. Some comments/requests:
1. Please post the LOCATION for each event.
2. When I went to the web link, it had a sentence "click here for entire Wacky Wednesday schedule". I clicked the link and it took me to another PACL Kids page that had no information about the Wacky Wednesday schedule.
Posted by Children's Librarian, a resident of the Downtown North neighborhood, on Jun 27, 2007 at 12:00 pm
The location, date and time are right there in the post on the blog. The link to all the Wacky Wednesdays now goes directly to the calendar. Thanks for the feedback!
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The new Charles Houston Recreation Center opened in February 2009. The two acre site is located on Wythe Street between N. Patrick Street (Route 1 North, a one-way street) and N. Alfred Street and Madison Street to the rear. There are parallel parking spaces along Wythe Street and a parking lot to the back of the building along Madison Street. The Wythe Street frontage, which functions as a civic open space plaza incorporates low seat-walls, plantings, benches and special paving to enhance the main entrance to the facility, as well as to accommodate gathering during recreational activities. This plaza receives a considerable amount of pedestrian traffic and youth activity which helps to activate this space. Located directly across the street on Wythe Street (also known as Parker-Gray Way) are the Black History Museum and the Watson Reading Room. Other properties surrounding the site are residential, except for a small area across N. Patrick Street, which includes light industrial and commercial uses. Once a year, the block of Wythe Street between the Recreation Center and the Black History Museum is closed for a Juneteenth celebration, which attracts between 400 – 600 participants. The Center functions as the neighborhood anchor and an important connective element for the City. It serves as a bridge for a racially and socioeconomically diverse group by providing a unique place within the community for all residents to come together and participate in common interests. The one-story recreation center offers an array of amenities including an arts and crafts room, dance room, library/computer room, boxing center, fitness/weight room, locker room, seniors room, multi-purpose room, kitchen, meeting spaces, pre-school area, state-of-the art playground, gymnasium and neighborhood pool. Complete design proposals are not accepted at this stage. However, the following information is provided to aid the artist/design team in the concept development. Please see RFQ for complete details. The memorial along Wythe Street will be experienced both passively and actively by visitors to the Center and the Black History Museum, nearby residents, those walking to and from the Metro, and drivers passing through the neighborhood. A vertical sculptural element should be a part of the memorial and located in the sight line of the entrance to the Black History Museum across the street. An area of approximately 20 feet x 12 feet is available for the vertical sculptural element. A timeline of important milestones in the Parker-Gray History and its correlation to the national struggle for civil rights should be incorporated – whether within the pavement, along the existing seat-walls, as a part of the sculpture, or in some other fashion. There are two sidewalks that could be used – one is 10 feet wide x 140 feet long and runs closer to the building, the other is 8 feet wide x 140 feet long and runs closer to the street and will receive a high amount of pedestrian traffic. The seat-walls provide approximately 110 feet in length of wall on one side. The memorial should be incorporated into the plaza but not attached to the building itself. To fund this project, a brick-selling campaign has been organized. These bricks will be located on the plaza in a yet to be determined location. It is at the artist's discretion to choose whether or not to include the location of the bricks within their concept. Any artwork and new design elements must be durable, low maintenance, and appropriate to Alexandria's Parker-Gray Historic District. Applicants should consider the high amount of pedestrian traffic around the center, light (both natural and electric), outdoor weather conditions, and the architectural design of the new recreation center when designing the proposal. It is intended for the sculpture to have lighting, possibly from uplighting or from the building. It is at the artist's discretion to choose whether or not to include the lighting within their concept. Inclusion of a water feature is discouraged.
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http://www.windsorstar.com/news/Catholic+nuns+group+stunned+slap+from+Vatican/6489438/story.html You know, it's crap like this why I hate the Church. I am Ashamed that I was raised Catholic. Such morons. Here is how to improve yourselves: Allow priests to marry, you frankly don't know that the deciples didn't get married, also let women be priests, that stuff happened 2000 years ago, times change. That's my opinion anyway. By the way, poverty is a bigger issue than gay marrige or abortion. I guarentee the amount.of poor people on this planet outweigh the gay and aborted people. Priorities people. | |
I also liked how you can't disagree with a bishop. | |
Even within the confines of 'Oh, the Vatican...' that's both sad and hilarious. Then again, according to some church historians, the catholic church is pretty much being hijacked by extremists from Africa and South America where simple people without much knowledge and poverty still guarantee a pretty medieval outlook at religious matters. They apparently control most of what the catholic church does, while most normal catholics in western countries have moved with the times. I mean, if a well-known catholic songwriter (who's really quite awesome a comedian if you can understand Dutch) jokes about a well-known Christian commentator that he dies, goes to heaven, looks around there and then exclaims to god "But that's against the teachings!" and god responds by saying "Exactly, that's why everything is so nice around here", there's a disparity beween catholics and their church. | |
Yeah. I remember hearing a statistic recently that Italy (presumably the "most" Catholic country) has one of the lowest fertility rates in the world, obviously due to Italians not following the church's teachings on contraceptives. Shame about Africa and that whole AIDS thing though, eh? | |
Hey god? I know you typically don't let people break that coming-back-from-the-dead rule (Jesus and Lazarus aside), but can you make an exception and let John Paul II be the pope again? -Sincerely, a lapsed Catholic God, I can't wait for the next pope, which (if the predictions from the last papal election are true) will be someone more moderate. Hopefully he also makes us hold another Vatican Council, we sincerely need to get the institutional side of the Church up-to-date. Let women serve, let priests marry, and stop with the hating on the gays, and then you'll see me in Church again. | |
Really not suprised by this. Heaven forbid they spend more time helping people rather than enforcing an outdated religious docterine. Catholic Church once again proving it is more about power and control than morality and helping people. | |
So if someone becomes a bishop and then says "Gays are pretty cool", everyone would have to agree? | |
I hope you add something about contraception in there too. I dunno. Wouldn't that be Heresy? | |
well according to the catholic church bishops are
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the catholic church stopped priests from marrying for a very simple reason. to stop the spouses and children from inheriting anything remotely the church considered its property. this is messed up, condeming them for being too concerned with poverty is wrong beyond belief | |
This just in: the catholic church's upper echelons is full of unfeeling, bigoted douchebags. Seriously, though, this isn't news. At all. Priorities? How about any shred of credibility? If god is unchanging (a necessary side-effect of perfection), and the church is passing on god's teachings, how can the church possibly change? For the church to change, it would have to admit that it was wrong, and that robs it of literally all credibility it ever had (which is still almost none to people with a brain). Church doctrine quite literally CANNOT change. | |
After reading this I'm, in an odd sort of way, tempted to get myself baptised with the intent of rising as far as I can. I could be a 'humanist sleeper agent'! | |
Pope: I am proud to accept you as a bishop, One Catch. You: Hmhm, great. I declare that God does not exist. -Pope's head explodes- | |
I have, inspired by some other members' judicious use of paint, in this post in particular; decided to provide an accurate yet beautifully artistic rendition of these hypothetical events: | |
That bishop is spy! OT: As it has been stated, this isn't really news. Honestly, if I actually was religious, I would dump Catholicism and choose Presybeterianism because they get so many things right. Edit: Actually, now that I think about it, I would probably agree with Deism more. Also, Protestantism brought gospel music. *shudder* | |
Oh, yeah, thanks for calling us Morons. Really makes us want to listen to what you have to say. I agree that the Vatican is acting foolish right now. Usually most Catholics (at least American ones) are very liberal, this just seems like some sort of move that a REALLY zealous southern baptist church would pull. Dear lord, it would be wonderful to have Pope John Paul II back again, I'd hate to insult his holiness, but I just find Benedict XVI's views to be a bit too... Conservative for my liking. I'm a tad bit of a traditionalist however, so I'm pretty Neutral on "Women Serving" and slightly against "Priest's Marrying" but yeah, the church needs to stop hating on gays and freaking out over contraception. | |
It seems to me like the quote in the article about spending less time on poverty came from the dissenting nuns, not the Vatican. It doesn't make the story great or the nuns bad, but it seems like the Pope didn't actually tell nuns to stop worrying about poverty like the author suggests. In 10 articles on the same story, I didn't find that quote actually attributed to someone. Yeah, but the collection of what is "church doctrine" changes depending on what standards you're looking at. If you are talking about the things tought as infallible, there's like 10 things ever other than the Bible that hit that list. Everything else the Church has ever done or said has all the fallibility of people as far as the Church is concerned. All the social commentary about contraceptions or what-not could change pretty easily without skipping a beat. | |
Meh. If you want to claim membership in a hierarchical organization founded on the infallibility of its ideology, then be prepared to either toe the line or get slapped. | |
God: But I just thought you said you wanted me to bring the old pope back to life, now you want a new one as well? MAKE UP YOUR MIND! OT: Oh Vatican, how much your antics amuse me so. It is very sad your one of the largest organizations on the planet. | |
...Wait, so a ton of the church doctrines are NOT given from god, but rather just invented by the fucking church itself? ... ...I can't be the only one who thinks that that is pretty fucking retarded. | |
Well, yeah, short of angels popping down every other week to vote on current issues, the church has to make its own rules up as it goes along. That's sort of the point of a church, really. If you have a list of rules handed down from up high for people to follow and eveyrone knows what they are, no point getting bishops to tell people what to do. | |
Well, if that's not a disgustingly transparent attempt to control people, I don't know what is. Can anyone explain this to me? The bishops aren't speaking for god, or using rules passed down by god... Why should we listen to them? | |
Ratzinger is the leader of the organization, so he can order them to do or say whatever he wish them to, or simply excommunicate them. If they don't like that, then they can leave, it was hardly unknown to them that the catholic church is a hierarchical organization, and that they are at the bottom of it. These women were already bashing gays anyway, qua their firm allegiance to and promotion of the gaybashing organization that is the catholic church. They should not be surprised that they actually be held to the dogma they have chosen to embrace; The catholic church is filth, and asking its members to spread that filth is par for the course. | |
Well they've changed before. They used to be all strict about the "no meat on this certain day" thing then one day they gave that up and stopped caring about that particular rule. I still hold out hope that at some point they will at least stop actively hating on gay people. They might not be nice to us, but hopefully they'll stop being slanderous douchebags about it. | |
Yes, they have changed before, which, again, begs the question: did god change, or was the church just wrong/lying? | |
I'm guessing it's something like the Mormons realising that hating on black people was no longer the 'in' thing. From Wikipedia: See? Simple. Find doctrine that's no longer socially acceptable? Pray to God and then suddenly he'll be all "LOL J/K GUYS IT'S COOL". | |
Well I've always been taught not to trust old men in dresses offering me free things (even if it is eternal salvation) so I'm going to have to go ahead and call them liars who make shit up on the fly under the pretence of being "infallible" because of their connection to God. Unless God honestly spoke to the Pope just to tell him that it was okay for his followers to eat meat on that one particular day again. Which seems like a bit of micro-management unfitting for God to personally get involved in sorting out. Then again I'm a godless heathen and part of the homosexual menace, so what do I know about divine will or the Church, right? So now the countdown begins until the Catholic higher-ups notice that people aren't agreeing with them on the "gays are evil" thing and say that God spoke to them about their gay-hating and told them to cut that shit out. And with 53% of Americans now supporting same-sex marriage, this might not take as long as I thought it would... | |
@RA and Amnestic: well, duh, but I'm trying to figure out if that's merely a viable answer, or whether or not it's the only viable answer. | |
But the popes German. And im German. That means I have to be proud and patriotic about all of this. | |
I can see where you think that, but it'd be equally retarded to say "with regards to the specific problem related to faith, religious practice, or morals... screw it, we're only human, decide for yourself." It'd be pretty honest, but grossly unhelpful. It'd be like whatever scientific authority saying "we're not as confident about why gravity exists as we are electricity, so we're not going to talk about gravity." I do think the Church should make it more clear that the only doctrine that's meant to be perfect is the founding ideas (the stuff about and from Jesus) and teachings that invoke Papal infallibility. Papal infallibilty has only been invoked once since the term was coined and retroactively applied to Church Council decisions. Absolutely everything else is subject to change. | |
But that analogy fails miserably on many levels. For one, science and morality have entirely different groundings and entirely different goals. Then there's the problem that not knowing where something comes from doesn't negate its existence - we know gravity is there. We don't, however, know that it is immoral to be a homosexual, and having bishops say that on their limited authority (and then allowing it to be conflated with "god says this") is insane. Science also refrains from saying with absolution where gravity comes from. It hypothesizes on the matter. It offers potential models to explain reality, not absolute commands. There is nothing wrong with the church pointing to any particular moral issue, saying "We have no authority on this issue", and encouraging people to make up their own minds about it. Hell, unless it's impossible to name a single moral issue where the church doesn't have a statement on it, they do that already. There is something very wrong, however, with church officials using their own arbitrary human judgement, then placing their decisions on a pedestal and claiming that they are definitely right, especially when it comes to moral issues that are so ethereal, multifaceted, hard-to-grasp, and disputed! Some people say that humanists put humans on an unreasonably high pedestal. I suppose this is just ironic, poetic justice then. But then why trust the bishops at all? They aren't speaking from god, they aren't using the teachings of divine morality, they're essentially talking out of their asses! Der Bild-Zeitung ist UNGLAUBLICH scheisse. -.- | |
But now you have emperor Palpatine. What little can be more awesome than that? I think you just summed up the entire protestant uprising of a few centuries back. ^_^ As a small and totally offtopic question to improve my German, is it unglaublich or unglaubliche because it's an adjective in that case? | |
Fuck if I know, Blab, my German grammar is terrible. | |
I don't want to sound like one of those weirdos that believes "The Da Vinci Code story was real!" but we also have to consider that it's highly possible that Jesus was married as well. Even if one discards that possibility, in the scripture records, Jesus showed a MUCH more accepting/inclusive attitude towards women (in first century Isreal, which was a highly patriarchal and sexist culture!) than the Church does today! | |
[quote="Stagnant" post="528.371494.14365676"] [quote] The same reason you listen to what a political science professor has to say about politics... they're paid to spend their time on the stuff and (most) have gone through a higher education on theology. | |
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