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Ortiz blames sore side, not column, for slump
Gordon EdesST. PETERSBURG, Fla. -- A sore oblique muscle, not an inflammatory newspaper column, sent David Ortiz into a slump last week, the Red Sox designated hitter told ESPN Deportes columnist Enrique Rojas on Tuesday afternoon. "I've been dealing with a ...
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David Ortiz says sore oblique muscle, not Boston Globe story, to ...
Gordon EdesA sore oblique muscle, not an inflammatory newspaper column, sent David Ortiz into a slump last week, the Boston Red Sox designated hitter told ESPNDeportes columnist Enrique Rojas Tuesday afternoon.
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Ortiz: PED accusations discriminatory
Enrique RojasBoston Red Sox slugger David Ortiz said Wednesday that a Boston Globe column questioning whether his strong start to the season has been aided by performance-enhancing drugs is ethnically discriminatory. "What is the point of criticizing someone w...
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David Ortiz of Boston Red Sox says PED suggestions discriminatory...
Enrique RojasBoston Red Sox slugger David Ortiz said Wednesday that a Boston Globe column questioning whether his strong start to the season has been aided by performance-enhancing drugs is ethnically discriminatory.
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2013 Kentucky Derby - Orb jockey took unusual route to the top
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Top Twins prospect Miguel Sano starring in documentary
Enrique RojasHe's already been featured in one documentary. Now, Miguel Sano is starring in another as the Twins' top prospect works his way up the minors.
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Front-office future for Moises Alou?
Enrique RojasSANTO DOMINGO, Dominican Republic -- He has status as a player and a general manager that approaches legendary in the Dominican Republic, and he is drawing attention from teams in the U.S. that are interested in his developing skills as an executive....
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Moises Alou a success as front-office baseball executive in Domin...
Enrique RojasAfter an outstanding 17-year career as a player, Moises Alou is finding immediate success as a general manager in the Dominican Republic.
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Family home of Detroit Tigers' Brayan Villarreal attacked in Vene...
Enrique RojasDetroit reliever Brayan Villarreal's family home was attacked by three armed robbers in Venezuela who threatened to kidnap his relatives in the future, his agent told ESPNdeportes.com.
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Manny Ramirez to play in Taiwan if MLB team doesn't call
Enrique RojasIf Manny Ramirez doesn't have a job in Major League Baseball by March 7, he will go and play for a team in Taiwan, the player said to ESPNdeportes.com.
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Felix Hernandez of Seattle Mariners to skip WBC as contract not f...
Enrique RojasFelix Hernandez will not play for Venezuela in the World Baseball Classic because there is still a way to go before he completes his contract extension with the Seattle Mariners, according to the player's representative, Octagon agency.
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Boston Red Sox's David Ortiz, Latino baseball players find connec...
Stacey Pressman, Molly Knight, Enrique Rojas, Kat O'BrienFor Latino ballplayers, international anthems are more than songs. ESPN The Magazine's Music issue reveals they are links to cultures left behind and connections to crowds welcoming them to a new home.
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Melky Cabrera agrees to two-year deal with Toronto Blue Jays
Free-agent outfielder Melky Cabrera has agreed to a two-year contract worth $16 million with the Toronto Blue Jays, a source told ESPNDeportes.com's Enrique Rojas.
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Miami Marlins relief pitcher Juan Carlos Oviedo undergoes Tommy J...
Enrique RojasMiami Marlins relief pitcher Juan Carlos Oviedo, also known as Leo Nunez, underwent Tommy John surgery on Thursday and is expected to miss most of the 2013 season, his agent told ESPNdeportesLosAngeles.com.
Story | Conversation | September 06, 2012 -
Chicago Cubs make seven-year deal for Starlin Castro official
The Chicago Cubs announced their seven-year contract with shortstop Starlin Castro on Tuesday, which a source said is worth $60 million, including a $1 million buyout.
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Adrian Gonzalez of Boston Red Sox not focused on waivers talk
Enrique RojasAdrian Gonzalez is not paying much attention to recent rumors that the Boston Red Sox placed him on waivers and that the Los Angeles Dodgers would be at least one of the interested clubs.
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MINUTES OF THE 37th MEETING OF THE COUNCILOF THE IUIS Held in the Marriott Hotel. San Francisco. U.S.A, on Thursday 27th July 1995 Present Officers: T. Tada (President), F. Melchers (Vice-president), H. Metzger (Past President), P. Nieuwenhuis (Treasurer), K. James (Secretary-General) Councilors: R. Arnon, J.C. Cerottini, W.F. Chen, M. de Sousa, G. Doria, A. Ferreira, C.M. Hawrylowicz, R. Miller, R. Petrov, T. Sasazuki, E. Shephard, J. Sprent, J. Sterzl. Committee Chairmen: J.L. Fahey (Clinical Immunology), M.D. Kazatchkine (Nomenclature), J. Smolen (Standardization), B. Charley (Veterinary Immunology) Regional Federations: E. Garcia Latorre (ALAI), R. Mshana (FAIS), N.K. Mehra (FIMSA) Affiliated Organizations: No representation International Relations: J.A. Louis (World Health Organization) Observers: J.F. Bach (Vice-chairman, Clinical Immunology Committee), A. Cheredeev (Russia), J. Natvig (Editor, The Immunologist) Apologies: J.R. Kalden
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Title | Minutes of the 37th meeting of the Council of the International Union of Immunological Societies |
Date | 1995-07-27 |
Location | California -- San Francisco. |
Creator | International Union of Immunological Societies |
Summary | Meeting minutes for the 37th meeting of the Council of the IUIS, held on July 27, 1995 in San Francisco. U.S.A |
Council Members | T. Tada (President), F. Melchers (Vice-president), H. Metzger (Past President), P. Nieuwenhuis (Treasurer), K. James (Secretary-General) |
Attendees |
Tada, Tomio Melchers, F. (Fritz), 1936- Metzger, Henry Nieuwenhuis, Paul James, K. Arnon, Ruth Cerottini, J.C. Chen, W.F. de Sousa, M. Doria, G. Ferreira, A. Hawrylowicz, C.M. Miller, R. Petrov, R. V. (Rėm Viktorovich) Sasazuki, Takehiko Shephard, E. Sprent, Jonathan Sterzl, J. Fahey, J.L. Kazatchkine, M. (Michel) Smolen, J. Charley, Bernard Garcia Latorre, E. Mshana, R. Mehra, N.K. Louis, J.A. Bach, Jean-François Cheredeev, A. Natvig, Jacob B. Kalden, J. R. (Joachim Robert) |
Related Materials | Other documents in this folder: 1. Minutes of the 36th meeting of the Council of IUIS & its copy 2. Minutes of the 37th meeting of the Council of IUIS & its copy 3. Agreed , proposed revised and proposal budgets for 1995 resp. 1996 & its copy 4. Appendix & its copy 5. Association LatinoAmericana De Immunolouologia 6. Attachment 1: Report of the Secretary General Period July 1994 July 1995 7. Attachment 2A: Summary of income, expenditure, total assets for the year 1994 8. Attachment 2B: Agreed, Proposed revised and Proposed budgets for 1995 resp. 1996 9. Attachment 3: IUIS Clinical Immunology Committee Report July 1995 10. Attachment 4: IUIS/ WHO Nomenclature Commmittee 11. Attachment 5: IUIS Veterinary Immunology Committee (VIC) Annual report (July, 1995) 12. Attachment 6: 5th International Veterinary Immunology Symposium, Chandigarh, India, 8-13 November 1998 13. Attachment 7: Report from the IUIS Education Committee, san Fransisco 1995 – ANDERS ORN 14. Attachment 8: Report from IUIS Standardization Committee 15. Attachment 9: Report from the IUIS Financial Development Ad Hoc Committee 16. Attachment 10: Report of the President of EFIS, K. Eichmann 17. Attachment 11: ALAI Report 18. Attachment 12: Report from FAIS, July 1995 19. Attachment 13: Federation of Immunological Societies of Asia-Oceania 20. Attachment 14: Report on International Council of Scientific Unions (ICSU) 21. Attachment 15: International Society of Developmental and Comparative Immunology 22. 9th IUIS General Assembly held on Sunday 23rd July 1995 in the Marriott Hotel, San Francisco, USA 23. Attachment 1: Executive Committee IUIS 1995-1998 24. Attachment 2: Report of the Secretary-General to the 9th General Assembly of IUIS |
Physical description | 4 p. |
Measurements | 8.5 x 11 in. |
DCMI Type | Text |
Work Type (AAT) | minutes |
Language | en |
Series Title | Series I.2. Council Meetings, 1970-2011 |
Collection | International Union of Immunological Societies records |
Credit Line | International Union of Immunological Societies records. Center for Biological Sciences Archives, Special Collections. Albin O. Kuhn Library, University of Maryland, Baltimore County. |
Repository | University of Maryland, Baltimore County (UMBC) |
Rights | This item may be protected under Title 17 of the U.S. Copyright Law. It is made available by UMBC for non-commercial research and education. For permission to publish or reproduce, please see http://aok.lib.umbc.edu/specoll/repro.php or contact Special Collections at speccoll(at)umbc.edu. |
Date - Digitized | 2009-10-17 |
Object File Name | IUIS_MeetingMinutes_19950727.pdf |
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I only wish that Georgie and Darcy could be paired up to solve a mystery together and that their romance was spiced up considerably.
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I thought this book had great potential with its strong start, but it seriously lagged in the middle. I thought it would have been better if the conflict would have stayed with Marin and not moved to Ewan being the target, but It's a good steamy romance with very like able characters. The plot is also good and well thought out. I just think more could have been done to make the story a little more exciting.
No - I'll never buy another book narrated by Emma Taylor. She's terrible.
I didn't enjoy the story very much at all because the narration was so bad. I've still got 4 hrs to go and I'm looking into the buying the book on my Nook to finish it. I'm just not sure I can suffer through 4 more hours.
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Not really. I seriously doubt that I ever listen to this book again. That's unfortunate because I've listened to the other books in this series several times each. I've thought about returning this book, but I guess I'll keep it.
I'm not sure that I like the fact that more and more people are aware of who the Ghost of St. Giles really are. There are just too many people who know now. That makes it unrealistic for me. How can that many people keep this kind of secret?
Yes, I am looking forward to the next book in this series and Rosalyn Landor is my favorite narrator.
This book was just not as good as the first book in the series. I think Ms. MacLean is a good writer and story teller, I just don't think she thought this book through before putting pen to paper (or fingers to keyboard).
Rosalyn Landor brings the characters to life. I feel like I know the characters personally every time I listen to a book narrated by Ms. Landor.
Considering that this book is the second book in a series, it's missing the key key characters from the first book, Penelope and Borne. Also, considering that Penelope is Pippa's sister and Borne is a co-owner of The Angel, you would really think that they would have role in this book. However, Penelope has ONE conversation with Pippa and Borne is only mentioned. How can the author expect this story to go over well when Penelope and Borne have no interactions with Pippa and Cross? It just doesn't make sense.
I anxiously waited on this book for 6 months or more because I loved the first book so much and I'm so disappointed with this book. There were so many conversations between Pippa and Cross with him imagining what he would like to do with her and it just got old after a while. I believe that Pippa and Cross deserved a better story and Penelope and Borne should have had a role in this story.
Regardless, I plan on listening to this book again in a few months and maybe I will like it better.
The story is so wonderful and so well written that I would think that the print version would be an excellent option. However, Bianca Amato does an amazing job in bringing the characters the life.
The fact that it was a true story about an amazing person and her family. I usually do not like true stories and I bought this book several months ago and had put off listening to it - what a mistake that was. The story of Charlotte Bronte and her sisters whom she loved so much has touched my heart.
This is a hard question. As I run through the various scenes in my mind, there are so many that I will probably never forget. I enjoyed Charlotte and Mr. Nicholas first walk together and the discussion of exactly what he said at the dinner table that made her hate him for so long.
I stayed up until 2 in the morning listening to the book when I got to the part where her brother and sisters die within such a short amount of time with one another and I sobbed. It was so sad that these young, talented people died so young.
There were several places in the book where I smiled to myself and even laughed, but I think the most extreme would have to be the death of her family.
AMAZING! FANTASTIC! WONDERFUL! Touching! Sweet! I loved this story and I know that I will listen to it again.
"Good, Not Great - Narrator Not Great"
The narrator is an excellent reader and enjoyable to listen to; however, when she starts performing the characters it is not very good. I probably will not buy another book performed by this narrator. If the next book in the series was available with a different narrator, I'd probably listen to it, but there aren't another books by this author available.
The book and the story were just okay - not great!
"Narrator Ruined a Good story"
I got almost half way through listening and finally decided to stop listening and just buy the book and finish it on my Nook. The story really was a good story, but the narrator was just not very good at all.
"Hilarious in places"
While I've LOVED the Bloody Jack series to date and Katherine Kellgren's performance, this wasn't one of my favorites on either account. The story was a bit too long with too many mishaps and I didn't like Ms. Kellgren's portrayal of some of Jacky's wilderness "friend" (for lack of a better word). Every time Mike Fink spoke I had to cringe just a little.
What I loved about this story, was Jaimy Fletcher's travel down the Allegheny, Ohio and Mississippi Rivers. When he was coming up with wording for the U.S.A. acronym I was absolutely doubled over in laughter. I couldn't wait to get back to Jaimy's story to hear what he came up with next. Poor Jaimy - he simply could not catch a break in this book.
If you are reading/listening to this series, you cannot skip this book. It is very good - just not my favorite.
"Another good one!"
Katherine Kellgren nails it again; however, I found that I wanted the girls to take over the bloody Bloodhound and be done with it. It was a good story, but it did drag on a bit. Cannot be missed though!!!!!
I practically sobbed near the end of the story. Jacky Faber is one special girl!!!!
Can I give the narration and the book a total of 15 stars instead of just 5 for each category - Overall, Performance and Story?
Absolute perfection!
Katherine Kellgren is amazing in reading this amazing story. If you are looking for a great book that has been narrated in a fantastic way, then this book is for you.
I can't wait to listen to the next in this series.


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That might just be a PAWG right there, but not 100% sure. Hips give hope, but I still gotta' see the back. Name?
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Dunno she's Cheerleader of the weekThat might just be a PAWG right there, but not 100% sure. Hips give hope, but I still gotta' see the back. Name?
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Don't cry too much, Sean Payton may be your savior this upcoming offseason.
Posted November 05, 2012 - 11:27 AM
Just not sure Jerry has the balls to admit he was wrong about Red.Don't cry too much, Sean Payton may be your savior this upcoming offseason.
Anyways I fully believe the Dallas Cowboys are a good football coach away like Sean Payton from contending for a Super Bowl. The talent is there. You got a good quarterback in Tony Romo, good running back in DeMarco Murray, good receivers in Dez Bryant, Miles Austin, and Jason Witten. Offensive line is below average, but so was the Giants offensive line last year and the Packers the year before that. Defensively we're still very good even without Sean Lee. We obviously still got DeMarcus Ware who is still as good as it gets when it comes to defensive players in the NFL, Bruce Carter has emerged and played great football, Jay Ratliff has regained his 2009 form, Anthony Spencer is just a good solid football player, and we have a pretty damn good secondary with guys like Morris Claiborne, Mike Jenkins, and Brandon Carr. All that talent I listed is more than enough to win a Super Bowl. The problem is alot of these guys aren't disciplined and smart football players. The same stupid mistakes we saw under Wade we're seeing under Garrett. At some point as GM of the Dallas Cowboys if we fail to make the postseason again, Jerry Jones has to come to grips with reality and realize that the Cowboys are going nowhere with Jason Garrett as the head football coach.
With all that said I don't think the Cowboys are done. I understand the Cowboys are playing poor and are right now a below average football team, but we're facing alot of teams just like us. Mediocre football teams that we have an excellent shot of beating. Doesn't mean we will, but the schedule is very weak so the season isn't quite over yet. Meanwhile New York has a very tough schedule and they have collapsed at the end of the season three of the last four seasons. One season they didn't was last year when they won the Super Bowl. As much as the team has disappointed me I still don't believe the season is over. If the Giants were to finish 2-5 and 8-8 in the season overall then the Cowboys could actually win the division with an 8-8 record. I know it sounds extremely crazy and it probably is, but not completely out of the realm of possibility.
These are the remaining schedules for the Cowboys and Giants.
Cowboys - @ Eagles, vs Browns, vs Redskins, vs Eagles, @ Bengals, vs Steelers, vs Saints, @ Redskins.
Giants - @ Bengals, vs Packers, @ Redskins, vs Saints, @ Falcons, @ Ravens, vs Redskins.
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last time we won (i mean the 92 & 93) johnson did all the work and jones took the credit for hiring him
4-5 baby!!
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There is no such thing as a plea of innocence in my court. A plea of innocence is guilty of wasting my time. Guilty. Inquisitor Lord Fyodor Karamazov.
Alea Iacta Est. Julius Caesar.
Posted November 11, 2012 - 04:45 PM
Just 1.5 games behind the Giants for the division lead.
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Posted November 14, 2012 - 02:31 PM
Romo is like "Man Troy if only I had your great offensive line, your reliable and consistent group of recievers, and the reliable running back you had in your backfield."https://fbcdn-photos-a.akamaihd.net/hphotos-ak-snc7/396713_10151903872712814_1467786828_n.jpg
Anyways I'm going to the three game home stand.
Cleveland on Sunday, Washington on Thanksgiving, and Philadelphia on December 2nd. Can't wait!
If we can win those three games and get to 7-5 I think we'd be in a great position to win the division.
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He's freaking awesome. I didn't expect him to be this good this fast. We are set at middle linebacker for the next decade. Really all we need on defense is a legit safety and another pass rusher besides DeMarcus Ware.Bruce Carter's making me a believer.
Posted November 18, 2012 - 04:52 PM
Just a game behind the Giants now.
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There is no such thing as a plea of innocence in my court. A plea of innocence is guilty of wasting my time. Guilty. Inquisitor Lord Fyodor Karamazov.
Alea Iacta Est. Julius Caesar.
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Bourne finished the game with 12 points and Kenslie Stanley and Mary Grider each scored 9 points. Kara Felton scored 5 points, Halley scored 4, and Jacque Hendricks rounded out the scoring for Silo with 2 points. This victory wraps up the regular season for the Lady Rebels and will no doubt give them some momentum with district tournaments just around the corner.
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Canon Dennis Bennett: Anglican Pioneer in Renewal
September 1, 2010
By the Rev. Dr. Ed Hird
-the life and work of the Rev Canon Dennis Bennett: a tribute to his contributions to 50 years of renewal in Canada
My wife and I were privileged to hear Rita Bennett this July at the fiftieth anniversary of the Charismatic Renewal, which began in 1960 at St Luke's Seattle. Rita and her late husband Canon Dennis Bennett were an amazing tag team sharing about the transforming power of the Holy Spirit.
Many felt shock and disbelief in November lst, 1991 when told of Dennis Bennett's death from a heart attack. He was known world-wide as a pioneer and seed-planter in what Archbishop Michael Peers called in 1978 "…a revival of a witness to a neglected aspect of Christian truth – the power of the Spirit."
The Encyclopedia Britannica 1973 Yearbook records that "when in 1960, Father Dennis Bennett announced to his congregation, St. Mark's Episcopal Church at Van Nuys, California that he had experienced a new outpouring of God's Spirit, the recent movement can be said to have begun."
The Rev Kevin Martin, formerly with Episcopal Renewal Ministries/Acts 29, said that Dennis Bennett "…was directly responsible for the charismatic movement in the Roman (Catholic) Church that now reaches into the millions.' As of 2010, there are an estimated 110 million Roman Catholics involved in charismatic renewal, which perhaps accounts for the wide acceptance of the Alpha Course among many Roman Catholics.
Canon Bennett wrote six best-selling books, two of which sold over half a million copies each (Nine O'Clock in the Morning and The Holy Spirit and You). During his 33 years in the Renewal, Dennis had the privilege of leading over 25,000 people into the Release or Baptism of the Holy Spirit.
Dennis, The Seed-planter
In 1979, the Rev Al Reimers, an Anglican priest, published the results of a comprehensive survey of charismatic renewal in Canada. In his book, God's Country, he wrote: "As far as I can determine, charismatic renewal came to Canada first through visits by Dennis Bennett in the early 1960′s…"
Dennis planted many seeds of renewal over the years across Canada: many have borne fruit and are still bearing fruit; others are just starting to sprout.
Shortly after moving to Seattle, Dennis began a lasting and most meaningful relationship with the Anglicans on Vancouver Island. He first spoke at St John's Quadra Anglican Church (Victoria) in 1962. In 1974 Dennis and Rita led a very popular seminar on the Holy Spirit at Christ Church Cathedral in Victoria. From then on, Dennis and Rita were invited back many times by the ARC/Anglican Renewal Centre to lead seminars all over Vancouver Island.
Charles Alexander on Pioneering
The Rev Charles Alexander, the founding National Coordinator of Anglican Renewal Ministries (Canada) and author of Power to Serve, remembers Dennis well. Charles recalls going down to Dennis' parish in Seattle, (St Luke's) and receiving much wisdom and encouragement from him.
Charles sees Dennis as "a very self-giving man" who certainly had a foundational role in the growth of renewal in Canada. Charles, who has spent many years sharing the message of renewal across Canada, commented that Canadian Anglicans in renewal "owe Dennis a lot.'
Archdeacon Jack Major's Reflections
Nine O'Clock in the Morning, by itself, has had life-changing effects on many Canadian Anglicans. For example, the Venerable Jack Major from the Fraser Valley, BC, was given this book by a stranger at a funeral. He reluctantly began to read the book, and before he could finish it, he experienced a life-changing Release of God's Spirit in his life. Later Jack brought Dennis and Rita to lead seminars in 1984 and 1986 at St Matthew's Abbotsford; over 350 people registered for the latter.
I was Jack's Assistant Priest at the time, so I can witness to its powerful effect on St Matthew's in terms of spiritual and rapid numerical growth. Archdeacon Jack "found Dennis to be a person of great intellectual ability but also able to convey the faith in such a beautifully simple way that one can't miss it.'
Dennis, The Pastor
Archdeacon Jack Major said that he had never met a more humble person and both he and Charles Alexander commented that Dennis would always remember who you were. The Rev Fr Ron Barnes, former Chair of an Anglican Evangelism Unit, described Dennis as a "conservative, rational, sensible person who saw the gifts of the Spirit, not as something emotional but as genuine, rational, and normal." Though Dennis Bennett's teaching about the Baptism of the Holy Spirit was a challenging message, it was always spoken in love. As Archdeacon Patrick Tomter (from Dennis' Diocese of Olympia) put it, Dennis "was always and forever a man of grace and, truth…He responded to criticism with warmth and humour . The Diocese has always been particularly blessed by his presence."
I first met Dennis through his books, and began a 7-year pilgrimage which culminated in 1979, when the Rev David Watson and my wife Janice helped me open up to new life in the Spirit. But it wasn't until I met Dennis in 1984 that he showed me by teaching and example how easy it is to lead another person to receive the Release or Baptism in the Spirit. Until then, I had believed that 'tongues' were just for the few, and were difficult to receive. Dennis showed me that Life in the Spirit is a free gift, and all that one had to do was ask.
Dennis Bennett's best book
Next to Nine O'Clock in the Morning, I found
How to Pray for the Release of the Spirit his most helpful book. I recommend this book to any Anglican priest or lay person struggling with the challenge of renewing the renewal.
Lord, we thank you for the life and witness of Canon Dennis Bennett, and pray for your strength and encouragement upon his widow Rita Bennett and their family.
The Rev. Dr. Ed Hird, Rector, BSW, MDiv, DMin
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St Mark's Square, "la Piazza" for short, is Venice on parade, the point around which Venetian life revolves. Considered one of the finest squares in the world, it conveys a perfect impression of the city's former greatness since round it are grouped the buildings on which were centered the civic and religious life of the Republic. Surrounded on three sides by the arcades of public buildings - the Procuratie Vecchie (north), the Ala Napoleonica (west) and the Procuratie Nuove (south) - the integrated beauty of this unique square is rounded off by the domes and arches of the Basilica di San Marco (east) and the slender, soaring Campanile.
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The Piazza di San Marco would not be complete without the rectangular towering Campanile in front of the Procuratie Nuove that links the Piazza and the Piazzetta.The Campanile was begun in the 10th century; it was completed in the 12th century and its pointed roof added in the 15th century. It could be seen from afar by approaching ships and it guided them home with its gilded pinnacle.It collapsed on 14th July 1902, smashing the Loggetta at its foot but causing no casualties. By 1912 it had been painstakingly rebuilt.The Campanile is 98.6m/322.5ft high and has a double wall. A lift goes up to the Belfry from where there is a magnificent view of the city.In the Middle Ages the Campanile was also used as a pillory: wrongdoers - including adulterers and renegade priests - were closeted in a cage and hoisted half-way up the tower. This breezy punishment could last for several weeks.
Clock Tower
The clock tower in Venice was designed and built (1496-99) by Mauro Coducci, probably to finish off the Procuratie Vecchie. It is typical of Venetian Renaissance architecture.The top storey with the mosaic of gold stars strewn over a blue background and the Lion of St Mark were added in 1755 by Giorgio Massari.The two bronze Mori Moors on the terrace who strike the bell to mark the hours were cast by Paolo Ranieri (1494-97). Visitors can climb to the roof of the clock tower to get a closer view of these two figures.The magnificent great clock (from which the tower gets its name) was also made by Ranieri and his son. It shows the hours, phases of the moon and the signs of the zodiac. Above the clock-face is a gilded Madonna. During Ascension Week and at Epiphany the Three Kings are conducted by an angel past the Madonna at each hour.Below the clock tower is the passage leading to the shopping street of Merceria.
Basilica of St Mark
The Basilica of St Mark has a long history but its present form dates to the 11th C. The original structure, where the remains of St Mark were brought it 829, burned down in 976.
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This charming square is where Venice really receives its visitors. It is open to the sea, with the two columns on the Molo (Colonne di Marco e Teodoro), bordered on the right by the Palazzo Ducale (Doge's Palace), on the left by the Libreria Vecchia (library), backed by the Campanile on one side and the projecting Basilica di San Marco (Basilica of St Mark) on the other with, in the background, the Torre dell'Orologio (Clock Tower) and the Procuratie.The Piazzetta opens into the Palazzo di San Marco of which it is almost a part.It acquired its present shape with the building of the library. In the early Middle Ages a broad canal ran alongside the Doge's Palace up to the Basilica di San Marco.
Doges Palace
Doges' Palace is one of Venice's most famous attractions. The building is noteworthy both for its history and architecture. Adjoining the palace is the Bridge of Sighs, another of the city's well know sights.
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Old Library
The Old Library in Venice houses a number of exhibition rooms that feature manuscript collections, gems, portraits of philosophers, and ceiling medallions. The library of St Mark houses 1,000,000 volumes.
Correr Museum and Risorgimento Museum
The Correr Museum contains impressive art and historical collections. The Museo del Risorgimento, attached to the Correr, focuses on key historical events, including the 1848 Revolution.
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La Fenice Theater
The Teatro La Fenice is the opera house of Venice. Built between 1790 and 1792, it was rebuilt in its original Neo-Classical style in 1836 after a fire.Its interior is richly decorated with gold, pink and white stucco, carvings and gilding. Rossini, Bellini and Verdi composed operas specially for this splendid theater which thus saw the first performances of Verdi's "Ernani" (1844), "Rigoletto" (1851), "La Traviata" (1853) and "Simon Boccanegra" (1857). It also staged the première of Benjamin Britten's "The Turn of the Screw".Incidentally, the rapturous reception for Verdi and the incessant chants of "Viva Verdi" were not simply on grounds of artistic merit. VERDI spelt out the clarion call of Italian opposition to Austrian rule and stood for Vittorio Emanuele Re d'Italia (Victor Emanuel, King of Italy).La Fenice is the most important opera house in Italy after La Scala, Milan.La Fenice is one of the most beautiful opera houses in the world and the place where Verdi's Rigoletto and La Traviata had their first performances. The building was gutted by a fire in January, 1996 but recreated to reflect the original. The theatre re-opened in 2003.
Palazzo Contarini del Bovolo
The Palazzo Contarini del Bovolo is probably the only palace in Venice which has a courtyard that is more interesting than the facade overlooking the Canal (in this case the Rio dei Barcaroli). In the courtyard is the famous Scala di Bovolo, a spiral staircase built about 1500 by the architect Giovanni Candi, which gave the palace its nickname ("Bovolo" = spiral).
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Santo Stefano
The Late Gothic church at the top end of the Campo Morosoni dates from 1374. The perilously crooked Campanile, the gables on the facade, the choir and the splendid wooden vault in the nave were added 150 years later.Two important Venetians are buried in the simple interior. In the nave is the tomb-slab of Doge Francesco Morosoni who recaptured the Peloponnese for Venice, but at the same time blew up the Parthenon on the Acropolis which was used by the Turks to store their gunpowder.The composer Giovanni Gabriele (1557-1612) is buried in front of the first altar on the left. He was organist at San Marco and a pioneer of Early Baroque music. Santo Stefano also contains several valuable paintings by Venetian artists, including several by Tintoretto: "The Last Supper", "Christ Washing the Disciples' Feet" and in the Sacristy "The Agony in the Garden". In the first altar on the right is "The Birth of the Virgin" by Nicolò Bambini.Apart from the paintings the Late Gothic choir-stalls in the Presbytery and the fragments of a choir screen (both 1488) are very interesting.The fine monastery cloister (entrance at the east end of the north aisle) is also worth seeing.
Archeological Museum
Only some of the exhibits in the Archeological Museum in Venice are in fact archeological treasures, but the collection offers a unique opportunity to compare Classical archeological finds with "modern" Renaissance art. Here the visitor can see the Classical sculptures that influenced the Renaissance artists of Venice.The most important exhibits are:Room 4: eleven Classical Greek korai dressed in chitons (fifth century B.C.)Room 5: Statue of Apollo.Room 6: Satyr and nymph embracing.Room 7: Carved gem-stones.Room 8: Running Odysseus (Hellenistic); Leda and the Swan; Roman bustsRooms 9-10: Busts from the Republic and Roman Empire.Room 11: Byzantine ivory-carvings; St John the Evangelist and St Paul (10th century); St Theodore and St George.Room 12: Reliefs of centaurs by T. Aspetti.Room 20: Assyrian reliefs (eighth-seventh centuries B.C.).
The Loggetta at the foot of the Campanile in the Piazza di San Marco, a small marble loggia built by Sansovino between 1537 and 1540, was originally intended for the members of the Great Council so that they could assemble here whenever they wished, sheltered from rain and snow, before going into the sessions.However, as early as 1569 the elegant building, a work of art in itself, was downgraded to being the guardroom of the Doges Palace, which function it fulfillled until the end of the Republic in 1797.In 1902 the Loggetta was crushed when the Campanile collapsed, but it was possible to rebuild it using the original stones and sculptures. Today it is a waiting-room for tourists wanting to ascent the Campanile by lift.Sansovino's four bronze statues, "Pallas", "Apollo", "Mercury" and "Peace", between the twin columns are masterpieces.
The Giardinetto, extending west of the Piazzetta on the Molo, is one of those small parks which have grown up in Venice since the early 19th century and which bring to the city a touch of green which many visitors find lacking.Madam de Staël, for example, complained "An indefinable sadness creeps into the heart when one arrives in Venice. One is not in the country, for there is no green tree to be seen and yet not in the town, for every sound is drowned out by the water".It was to another French visitor (and the one most unwelcome to the city) that Venice owed her parks. Beside the Giardini Pubblici Napoleon I was also responsible for the Giardinetto behind the Procuratie Nuove because he disliked having his view of the sea from the window of the Procuratie Nuove blocked by a grain store which stood there.
Columns of St Mark and St Theodore
Doge Michieli actually brought three columns back from Tyre (now in the Lebanon) in 1125, but when they were being unloaded one of them fell into the sea and sank to the bottom of the lagoon.The other two were set up on the Molo. One of them was crowned with the Lion of St Mark - probably an early medieval mythical animal from Persia that had been given wings and a book between his paws. Until the 18th century the lion was gilded. St Theodore was set up on the second column; he was the first Patron Saint of Venice until superseded by St Mark. The gleaming white statue has been skillfully assembled: the head belongs to a Roman Emperor and the rest, including the dragon, to an early St George.
Santa Maria del Giglio
Santa Maria Zobenigo was founded in the ninth century by the Zubanico family, hence its name, but it is usually called Santa Maria del Giglio. The interior was restored in 1660 and the Baroque facade was added in 1678-83 by Giuseppe Sardi on the orders of Antonio Barbaro who, as a quid pro quo, ensured his own immortality by having a stone statue of himself placed above the main portal with, underneath, some of his ancestors. The lower plinths are decorated with reliefs showing panoramas of the cities in which Antonio Barbaro had served: Padua, Candia in Crete, and Zara (left), Rome, Corfu and Spalato (right).The Presbytery contains an early work by Tintoretto, "The Four Evangelists" (1552-57).
Napoleonic Wing
The west side of the Piazza di San Marco in Venice is formed by the Ala Napoleonica which was built in 1810 by order of Napoleon I.The work was entrusted to the architect Giuseppe Soli who simply copied the two lower floors of the Procuratie Nuove, omitted the third floor in order not to spoil the proportions of the Procuratie Vecchie, and topped his building with a heavy attic fronted by statues to bring it up to the height of the Procuratie Vecchie. The Ala Napoleonica contains the entrance to the Museo Correr.
San Moisè
Art connoisseurs find the Baroque facade of the church (built by Alessandro Tremignon in 1668) too rich and over-ornate. but the people of Venice love their "San Moisè" with its typical Venetian bell-tower.Worth seeing in the interior are a "Pieta" dating from 1732 (interior wall of the facade), a bronze relief of the Deposition (designed by Roccatagliata brothers in 1633; Sacristy altar), and the Baroque sculpture on the High Altar depicting Moses receiving the Tablets on Mount Sinai (by the Austrian Meyring).
Palazzo Cavalli-Franchetti
Close to the Ponte dell' Accademia in Venice, the façade of the Palazzo Cavalli-Franchetti provides an excellent example of Late Gothic architecture. The building, which dates from 1565, was carefully restored in the 19th century. Of particular interest are the richly ornamented window frames. Part of the rear of the palace was enlarged in Neo-Gothic style. There is a small garden between the building and the Accademia bridge.The staircase is considered one of the sights of Venice.
Santa Maria della Fava
This 18th century church has a single nave lined with reliefs and statues by Giuseppe Bernardi, the teacher of Antonio Canova. It also contains an early work by G.B. Tiepolo, "Anna, Joachim and Mary" (1732; first side chapel on the right) and a masterpiece by G. B. Piazzetta, "St Filippo Neri begging for the Poor" (1725-27; second side altar on the left).
Museo Fortuny
This museum features a collection of textiles, paintings, theatrical costumes and furniture, including work by set designer Mariano Fortuny.The famous pleated Fortuny dress was invented in this Palazzo in 1906 by Mariano Fortuny.
Town Hall
The Town Hall in Venice consists of the Farsetti and Loredan palaces. Although the upper floors were altered in the 14th century, the ground floor of each palace has retained the 13th century Byzantine floor plan.
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On April 12, the New York Giants officially acquired linebacker Keith Rivers from the Cincinnati Bengals. The Giants traded a fifth-round draft pick, which is a small price to pay for the former ninth-overall pick from the 2008 NFL draft.
Although he's been limited by injuries throughout his first four seasons, Rivers has a lot of potential that has yet to be realized. He was very highly regarded coming out of the University of Southern California, which is why he was drafted so high in the 2008 draft.
Rivers was the victim of a broken jaw in the middle of his rookie season. He was then bothered by calf and foot injuries the next two seasons before missing the whole 2011 season because of wrist surgery.
Through 35 career games, Rivers has registered 186 total tackles, two sacks and two interceptions. He is a fast linebacker who runs well, can blitz and can drop into coverage. Giants fans shouldn't be shocked if Rivers ends up resembling former Giant linebacker, Antonio Pierce. The two are built similarly and have a related skill set.
In terms of how this move could affect the Giants' plans for the 2012 draft, it probably means they won't use their first round pick on a linebacker. The Giants now look more likely to take a tight end, running back or offensive lineman with their 32nd overall selection.
The acquisition of Rivers is a good one for the Giants, especially considering they were in need of a linebacker and didn't have to pay a lot to get a good one. Now the Giants can only hope that Rivers can stay healthy and play up to his potential.
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(on how Head Coach Jim Harbaugh inspires him to play well) "He inspires me, but other guys do it too. For guys like Frank (Gore), when you see the way they practice you don't have a choice but to block as hard as you can for them. It's much more of a respect thing for them."
(on quarterback Alex Smith being a great teammate) "That could have gone sideways in a hurry, absolutely. I think a lot of people forget how great of a teammate that is. I applaud him every day for making Colin (Kaepernick) better and teaching him and still practicing as hard as he does. That's a tough situation. I love Alex to death. He's like a brother to me. He handled it well."
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Wolford Velvet de Luxe 66 Tights
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Wolford Velvet de Luxe 66 tights are opaque and velvety soft with a matt elegance. Exceptionally smooth look, excellent stretch and a perfect fit.
- Brand
- Wolford
- Denier
- 60+
- Eligible for International Delivery
- Hosiery Finish
- Matte
- Hosiery Type
- Tights
- Material
- 94% polyamide, 6% elastane
- Size
- Washing Instructions
- 30°C gentle wash cycle
Editors Notes
Proof that hosiery doesn't have to be plain and functional, Wolford's striking and distinctive designs elevate tights into being an integral part of the ensemble.
In 1949, Reinhold Wolff of Vorarlberg and Walter Palmers of Vienna founded Woll &Co. KG, which would become Wolford the following year. They were early adopters of the use of nylon in making stockings, and in 1953 they made the first double nylon stockings.
Their big idea was to employ circular knitting machines, which could produce seamless tubes of fabric, ideal for tights. They continue to use this technique to this day.
In 1964 Wolford began making women's outerwear, and in 1988 the company restructured to become the Wolford AG corporation. In 1995 the company entered the stock market. Today, Woldford distributes to 65 countries around the world.
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