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CHARLESTON, W.Va. -- I write in response to recent local newspaper articles, including Diane Winston's commentary in the Aug. 11 Sunday Gazette-Mail and Chuck Smith's op-ed on March 25.
The Bishop of Rome has stated that the Catholic Church does not consider herself authorized to admit women to the priesthood. If he were to do so, he would forfeit his role as the successor of St. Peter "to strengthen his brethren" and protect and pass on the Apostolic Tradition.
In calling only men as his apostles, Christ acted freely, emphasizing the dignity and the vocation of women, unafraid to challenge the prevailing customs and laws of the day.
The Catholic Church centered in Rome and the Catholic Churches of the East, i.e. Byzantine, Greek, Maronite, Coptic, Melkite etc and the Orthodox Churches of the East, i.e. Greek, Russian, Coptic, Syrian Antiochian etc, trace their origins/teachings to the 12 apostles through Jerusalem, Antioch, Rome, Constantinople and Alexandria. If any of these Apostolic Churches were to act unilaterally to ordain women to the priesthood, they would be in heresy and cause a schism similar to that of 1054 A.D. that divided the Catholic and the Orthodox Churches.
Apostolic churches have not, do not, and will not ordain women to the priesthood. Neither do those Protestant churches that trace their origins and teachings to Martin Luther (Lutherans), John Knox (Presbyterians), John Smyth (Baptists), John and Charles Wesley (Methodists) and to the founders of other denominations since the 16th century. These religious leaders did away with both the notion of "sacrifice" and of priests whose primary function is to offer sacrifice. Thus, they decided not to ordain anyone to priesthood. Expanding the definition of "ordination," these Reformation churches "invested (men and later women) with ministerial functions." Protestant ministers are not and do not claim to be priests. Catholic/Orthodox Churches ordain priests who offer sacrifice as our worship services make very clear.
Since apostolic times, Catholics and Orthodox have taught the doctrine strongly promoted by Protestants that all Christians are called to ministry and service by Baptism in what is termed "the priesthood of believers." Reacting to Protestantism's stress on this very sound doctrine of "common priesthood," the Catholic Church minimized the role of the laity and emphasized the ministry of ordained deacons, priests and bishops. Now, no longer defensive, the Catholic Church again emphasizes all are called to ministry and service similar to that of Protestant clergy.
Since Henry VIII, the Anglican Communion has shunned the designation "Protestant," even though, in the coronation oath, the monarch of England states, "I solemnly and sincerely profess ... that I am a faithful Protestant." The Anglican Communion initially ordained only men to its priesthood and, much later, also ordained women to its priesthood. The Episcopal Church in America, contrary to the directives of the worldwide Anglican Communion, also ordains women to the episcopacy. In England and throughout the worldwide Anglican Communion, this practice is a contentious and divisive issue, one that pales in comparison with the desire/decision of some Anglican Provinces to ordain sexually gay men and women to its priesthood and episcopacy.
Is the complaint that "women may only fill ecclesial roles subordinate to men" more true in the Catholic Church than it is in other religious groups? Some say these other religious groups give only token representation to women and minority groups." Have critics of the Catholic Church posed the question of ordination to priesthood/religious ministry to the Orthodox Churches, the Protestant churches, Judaism or Islam?
Catholic women broke the "glass ceiling" centuries ago when Catholic nuns administered large monasteries, large hospitals, and large school systems. Today, there is quite possibly a higher percentage of Catholic female hospital administrators, doctors, nurses, pharmacists, lawyers, college and university presidents, educators, bankers, military officers, educated mothers and housewives and other professionals than there is in any other religious group. "From a broad spectrum of economic, social, ethnic and educational backgrounds, Catholic women have successfully used their God-given gifts to make major contributions to Christian thought, life and culture."
Over the centuries Catholic women have served as "missionaries and martyrs, reformers and peacemakers, pioneers and prophets, teachers and humanitarians, mystics and writers of spiritual literature." They have lived the gospel in a variety of ways responding to the particular needs of the time and circumstances. I did not need Pope Francis to tell me that women are more important in the Church than priests and bishops. I have known it since my earliest days, and nuns and other Catholic women have proven it time and again.
Furthermore, what institutions down the centuries and throughout the world, have done or are doing more than the Catholic Church to raise the dignity and status of women, to educate women, to eliminate polygamy, both polygyny and polyandry, to eliminate honor killings, rape, sex-trafficking, prostitution, indentured servitude, genital mutilation and AIDS. These ministries are being performed by Catholic nuns recruited, supported and working under the aegis of the One, Holy, Catholic and Apostolic Church. Someone please tell me the names of any groups that have or are doing more for women than the Catholic Church has done or is doing.


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October 1, 2007
ASU Fall Film Series begins
Augusta, Ga. – Augusta State University continues to challenge students to appreciate other cultures through its Fall Film Series, which will highlight a diverse group of independent, foreign films each Monday night in October. The films will be shown at 7 p.m. in 170 University Hall at ASU.
Family Law is an Argentinean film which depicts the way fathers and sons learn to communicate where open expression between men is not encouraged. In order for Ariel, the main character, to become a good father he must first learn to become a good son. Argentinean filmmaker, Daniel Burman, and his cast have won awards for best director, best supporting actor and actress, best screenplay, and the audience award. The Spanish film with English subtitles will be featured tonight, Oct. 1, at 7 p.m. This film is not rated.
Air Guitar Nation, is not just a bedroom sport anymore. This documentary follows the triumphant path of an American air guitarist as he rises from the U.S. East Coast champ to the top rankings at the air guitar festival in Finland. An audience member in the film claims that "you don't have to be a rock star to be a rock star." Alexandra Lipsitz's film has won the audience award and has been noticed in many other categories at film festivals. The tribute to air guitar gurus will be Monday, Oct. 8, at 7 p.m. This film is rated R.
Immediately following the showing of Air Guitar Nation, ASU will feature its own air guitar contest for viewers to show off their rock star moves.
My Country, My Country is a portrait of one ordinary man faced with extraordinary historical circumstances according to The New York Times. As the world experiences the United States occupation of Iraq and its mission to reach democracy in the Middle East, director Laura Poitras has documented a man caught in the challenge of being an Iraqi medical doctor, a father of six, and a Sunni political candidate who is equally passionate about establishing democracy. This film is an Academy Award Nominee, Independent Spirit Award Nominee, and Oscar Nominee and has won Best Long Documentary at the Flahertiana Film Festival in Russia. My Country, My Country will be viewed on Monday, Oct. 15, at 7 p.m. This film is not rated.
The final film in the series is My Best Friend. An antique gallery owner has an elegant apartment, a lover, and a semi-estranged daughter, but he lacks the one thing he needs most, a friend. While it takes a lifetime to learn the meaning of friendship, François has 10 days when he is challenged by his co-workers to prove he has a friend. He finds himself learning what friendship is and how to gain friends from a suave cab driver. This French film with English subtitles will be shown on Monday, Oct. 22, at 7 p.m. This film is rated PG-13.
This free event is sponsored by the ASU's Office of Student Activities and the Department of Communications and Professional Writing. For more information, call ASU's communications and professional writing department at 706-729-2416.
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Optism Blog Recaps The First Half of 2012 in Mobile
By Optism Team, Aug 10, 2012
August is a good time to reflect so we thought it would be a good time to look back at all the mobile content we have created here on the Optism Blog.
Mobile Marketing
Tap In to the Power of Digital Moms
Trust: A Competitive Advantage for Companies
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Mobile Enabling Rewards for Consumer Behavior
There Is No Such Thing As Mobile Or Electronic Commerce Anymore
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Optism Blog Series: A Book Review of Seth Godin's Permission Marketing PDF
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Optism Wrap-Up of the Mobile Marketing Association Forum in New York
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Expectations for Creighton basketball are through the roof, and the Bluejays show no signs of backing down from them. With star power and tons of experience, they are in position to get a jump on the competition. Profiles by Steven Pivovar.
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Doug McDermott
6-7 junior forward
The Bluejays' first first-team All-American has a chance to shatter the school scoring record in three seasons. He enters his junior season needing 735 points — 66 fewer than he scored as a sophomore — to better the 2,116 points Rodney Buford amassed in four seasons. He shot 56.7 percent from the field and 44.5 percent from 3-point range in his first two seasons.
Vertical leap: 27"
Josh Jones
6-2 senior guard
A fearless shooter primed to play a bigger role in his final season as a Bluejay. The former Omaha Central player finished 10th in the league last season in 3-point percentage (.423) and was fourth on the team with 63 assists. He has the ability to be a top-notch defender, but his focus on that end of the court sometimes strays.
Vertical leap: 32.5"
Grant Gibbs
6-4 senior guard
No Creighton player can dirty a stat sheet better than he can, but his true value to the team is his leadership on and off the court. Gibbs led the Missouri Valley in total assists last season and finished 56th nationally in assists-per game (5.0). He's the only Creighton player since at least the 1988-89 season to have 10 or more points, assists and rebounds in any game in the same season.
Vertical leap: 27"
Jahenns Manigat
6-1 junior guard
He made a solid stride in his second season in the program, starting every game and shooting a league-best 49.2 percent from beyond the arc in conference games. The Bluejays were 10-0 in games in which he scored 10 points or more. The key to him taking another step forward as a junior will be in improving his defense.
Vertical leap: 28"
Austin Chatman
6-0 sophomore guard
He figures to be the most scrutinized Bluejay as he takes over the point guard position from three-year starter Antoine Young. As a reserve, he showed the ability to distribute, averaging almost two assists per game while playing limited minutes. He has focused on improving his offensive game during the offseason.
Vertical leap: 36.5"
Gregory Echenique
6-9 senior center
He has made his mark the past two seasons as a defender and rebounder but has worked hard in the offseason to add to his offensive skills. Led the Missouri Valley in blocked shots as a junior in becoming the first Creighton player to be named MVC defensive player of the year. He enters his senior season ranked second in school history in field-goal percentage (.608).
Vertical leap: ?*
* — Verticals according to players. Echenique wasn't sure of his.
Ethan Wragge
6-7 junior forward
Named to the Valley's all-bench team after leading CU with 66 3-point baskets last season. His versatility allows him to contribute both inside and outside.
Nevin Johnson
6-5 freshman guard
Athletic wing redshirted last season and has chance to contribute if he continues to improve ballhandling and offensive skills.
Will Artino
6-11 sophomore forward
Slick-passing big man backed up Echenique in redshirt freshman season. Shot 62.3 percent from field and finished with eight dunks.
Avery Dingman
6-6 sophomore guard
Saw action as reserve in all 35 games last season. Adds to perimeter firepower, and Creighton coaches are excited about the improvement he's shown defensively.
Geoffrey Groselle
7-0 freshman center
After sitting out first season as redshirt, has chance to add depth inside. Creighton's first 7-footer since Bill O'Dowd (1988-91) and fifth in program history.
Joe Kelling
6-0 senior guard
Has not played basketball since high school but will provide Bluejays with practice-squad depth.
Mogboluwaga Oginni
6-8 freshman forward
Walk-on redshirted last season while providing Creighton big men athletic looks in practice.
Alex Olsen
6-6 freshman guard
Three-sport star at Council Bluffs Abraham Lincoln played for scout squad as redshirt last season.
Taylor Stormberg
6-0 junior guard
High-energy walk-on from Creighton Prep has been a valuable scout team performer the past three seasons.
Andre Yates
6-0 freshman guard
Athletic scholarship freshman could provide point-guard depth. Led team to unbeaten season and Ohio state championship as high school senior.
Isaiah Zierden
6-2 freshman guard
Sharpshooting scholarship freshman could contribute at either guard spot. Made 46 percent of his 3-point attempts in high school.
Doug McDermott scored 27 Saturday and now has 3,105 points and is No. 5 on the NCAA's all-time scoring list. McDermott Tracker »
Published Saturday, November 3, 2012 at 12:01 am / Updated at 9:08 pm
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The Honorable Orrin HatchJuly 23, 2003 Statement of Chairman Orrin G. Hatch Before the United States Senate Committee on the Judiciary Hearing on the Nominations of R. Alexander Acosta to be Assistant Attorney General, Civil Rights Division, United States Department of Justice And Daniel J. Bryant to be Assistant Attorney General, Office of Legal Policy, United States Department of Justice I would like to welcome before the Committee this afternoon two outstanding nominees for important posts at the Department of Justice. Before we hear from their home state senators, let me say a few words about each nominee. Alex Acosta has been nominated to serve as Assistant Attorney General for Civil Rights. In this capacity, he will lead the enforcement of federal statutes prohibiting discrimination on the basis of race, sex, handicap, religion, and national origin. Of course, Mr. Acosta is already familiar with the responsibilities this position entails since he served in the Civil Rights Division in 2001 as a Deputy Assistant Attorney General, and then as the Principal Deputy Assistant Attorney General. He has also taught civil rights law as a professor at George Mason Law School. He is widely recognized as an expert in the civil rights arena, and I have no doubt he will serve the Justice Department and the country with distinction upon his confirmation. I am not alone in my endorsement of Mr. Acosta. He has received accolades from a host of civil rights organizations who extol his many contributions. For example, the Arab-American Institute stated: "At one of the most difficult times in our nation, Alex reached out to the Arab and Muslim Americans to ensure that we were part of the system and that our rights were protected. His immediate response to our community's concerns provided an important indication of his sensitivity and helped pave the way for regular meetings with various branches of the Department of Justice." Similarly, the National Council of La Raza has stated, "Mr. Acosta has proven himself to be a bridge-builder, not only with the Latino community but with other ethnic and racial groups." The truth of this statement is reflected by the diversity of groups that have supported him, including the National Asian Pacific American Legal Consortium, the American Association of People with Disabilities, and the National Fraternal Order of Police, as well as various labor organizations. In fact, Mr. Acosta's accomplishments are so impressive that he recently received the "Excellence in Government" Award from the Mexican-American Legal Defense and Educational Fund. Mr. Acosta attended Harvard College and Harvard Law School and clerked for Judge Samuel Alito on the Third Circuit. He has worked as an appellate attorney at Kirkland and Ellis, and as Project Director at the Ethics and Public Policy Center. Most recently, he has been serving as a Board Member on the National Labor Relations Board. Given Mr. Acosta's extensive experience, I am confident that he is well-equipped to handle the challenges of this critical post. I am hopeful that this Committee and the Senate as a whole will move quickly to confirm him. We will also consider this afternoon the nomination of Dan Bryant to be Assistant Attorney General for the Office of Legal Policy. This position plays a crucial role in planning, developing, and coordinating implementation of major policy initiatives of high priority to the Justice Department and to the Administration. The Office of Legal Policy also provides important legal advice and assistance to the Attorney General and to department components. Mr. Bryant comes before the Committee with an impressive track record of public service. He was unanimously confirmed in 2001 as Assistant Attorney General for the Office of Legislative Affairs, where he was responsible for devising and implementing the Justice Department's legislative strategy and coordinating all congressional oversight of the Department. Mr. Bryant performed these duties impeccably and has earned the trust and respect of many Senators in the process. Even before he assumed his leadership role at the Department's Office of Legislative Affairs, Mr. Bryant was no stranger to Capitol Hill. Prior to joining the Justice Department he served as Chief Counsel of the Crime Subcommittee of the House Judiciary Committee. He also served on the staff of the Senate Permanent Subcommittee on Investigations. Mr. Bryant's experience in Congress, along with his significant experience at the Justice Department, makes him an ideal choice to take the helm at the Office of Legal Policy. Let me close by again expressing my pleasure in having such well qualified nominees before us today. I look forward to hearing their testimony. # # # |


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I spent my Tuesday evening with a great group of women, all of them local treasures in some form. Two of them, Renee Rongen and Susanne Williams, came to share their life's work with us, and I'd like to share their stories with you.By: Dr. Susan Mathison, Areavoices.com, INFORUM
I spent my Tuesday evening with a great group of women, all of them local treasures in some form. Two of them, Renee Rongen and Susanne Williams, came to share their life's work with us, and I'd like to share their stories with you.
Renee Rongen and I crossed paths in a radio station, supposedly to talk about cosmetic surgery and other beauty procedures. But the conversation effortlessly went on and continues to this day as we share stories about womanhood, parenthood, business and beauty. We both received the incredible gift of a child through adoption, and both feel strongly that our mission is to encourage and empower women.
She's got one thing up on me though – she's hilarious. She could easily hold the stage at Comedy Central. She's been called a combination of "Oprah, Mother Teresa and Lily Tomlin."
From board rooms and classrooms, to packed convention centers, Renee has inspired thousands with her humorous yet powerful messages. As the national spokeswoman for the Pay It Forward Foundation, she encourages audiences to use their unique gifts to make positive differences in the world.
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She's a keen observer of life and sees every moment as a time to gather material for her keynotes. Her experiences and family give her many laugh-out-loud moments that she delights in sharing with audiences. Her goal is to be able to say at the end of her life: "I come to you just as I am. I have nothing left. I used all of the gifts you gave me."
Her most recent gift to us is the book "Fundamentally Female." Renee authored and curated this global collaboration by, for and about women.
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Renee's book is available on her website www.ReneeRongen.com and at Catalyst Medical Center.
I first met Susanne Williams in her little shop overlooking the Mexican Village parking lot. She was open on weekends, as she had an important weekday job in university administration. But she was a creator of letterpress notecards, pearl and crocheted wire jewelry fit for a princess bride, and beautiful purses crafted of jewel-colored silk remnants, contrasting linings and fancy buttons. I marveled at her process and at her schedule that made even me feel tired. She now has a private studio on Broadway in downtown Fargo.
Growing up in rural Nebraska, her love for creating started young, as she sewed her first 4-H project at the age 7, creating an entire outfit including a corduroy skirt and plaid button-up blouse.
Despite her academic success, art was always with her and she ultimately chose a new path. She launched her creative business WilliNilli.com, a play on her last name Williams and a nod to following her dreams. She retired from university life in June 2008 and has been a full-time artist and designer ever since.
Susanne has dabbled in many creative mediums, including painting, drawing and textiles. She has shown a unique collection of bridal gowns, and has been an annual Bras on Broadway contributor. Her most recent work has focused on leather, and she handcrafts award-winning handbags considered sculptural functional works of art.
Susanne's work is carried by Ecce Art and Yoga on Broadway. Her portfolio can be seen on her website.
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The study, which was published in the online issue of Neurology, the medical journal of the Academy, involved 60 people with an average age of 73 who did not have dementia. The participants drank two cups of hot cocoa per day for 30 days and did not consume any other chocolate during the study. They were given tests of memory and thinking skills. They also had ultrasounds tests to measure the amount of blood flow to the brain during the tests.
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Bobcats | 85 | Final |
Hawks | 90 | |
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Game 2: Saturday, January 22nd | ||
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Bobcats | 87 | |
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Game 3: Saturday, February 12th | ||
Bobcats | 88 | Final |
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Game 4: Wednesday, April 13th | ||
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CHARLOTTE, N.C. -- Gerald Wallace saw the score of Atlanta's embarrassing loss and knew the athletic Hawks wouldn't repeat that miserable shooting performance a night later.
Wallace just wasn't expecting that it would be he and teammate Stephen Jackson who ended up missing several shots.
Behind Joe Johnson's 32 points, the undermanned but energized Hawks bounced back from that humiliating 41-point defeat with a convincing 103-87 victory over the poor-shooting and distracted Charlotte Bobcats on Saturday night.
Josh Smith added 16 points for Atlanta, which managed 59 points at home against New Orleans a night earlier.
"We knew this was going to happen, with shooters like that," Wallace said. "They had an awful night, they got beat by 40. We knew it wasn't going to be the same way tonight."
Atlanta surpassed Friday night's point total midway through the third quarter when it took control despite playing without injured starters Al Horford (sprained right ankle) and Marvin Williams (back). Coach Larry Drew also suspended reserve Josh Powell for conduct detrimental to the team.
"I thought our guys came out tonight, especially after last night's embarrassing loss, and played with a lot of pride," Drew said.
D.J. Augustin scored 20 points for the Bobcats, who got little from Jackson and Wallace as their two-game winning streak was snapped. Wallace didn't get his first field goal until the fourth quarter, while Jackson spent the night missing shots and getting preoccupied with the officials.
Jackson picked up another technical foul from Eli Roe, the referee who ejected him earlier this season which led to a one-game suspension.
"I'm just going to keep my mouth closed because I don't want to get fined," Jackson said.
Drew said before the game they "burned the tape" of the 100-59 home loss to New Orleans, but his players sure seemed to remember in a strange week that also included an impressive overtime win in Miami.
Playing with energy and poise, the Hawks shot 51 percent from the field a night after shooting 29 percent with Johnson leading the way.
After being held to nine points in the Hawks' lowest-scoring performance since moving to Atlanta 42 years ago, Johnson hit 12 of 18 shots and added five rebounds and five assists.
"I feel like we all pretty much were embarrassed [Friday] night, just from start to finish, period," Johnson said. "Knowing that, we haven't been very successful here in Charlotte. We had to come with our A-game tonight because we didn't want to get embarrassed again. We did that."
Mike Bibby added 14 points and eight rebounds and Jamal Crawford scored 14 points for Atlanta, which also shut down Charlotte's big players by sprinkling in a zone defense.
Wallace missed his first six shots and was held to seven points on 2-of-9 shooting. Jackson scored 10 points on 3-of-14 shooting.
It continued a trend for Jackson, who is shooting less than 30 percent (23 of 78) from the field in the past five games. With Wallace struggling, too, the Hawks stormed to a 74-63 lead on Johnson's deep 3-pointer late in the third quarter.
Wallace didn't get his first field goal until it was 82-67 early in the fourth as Atlanta won for only the third time in 11 trips to Charlotte despite a thin bench.
Drew wouldn't say what Powell did a night earlier, saying only it was a "coach's decision" and it would be a one-game suspension. He didn't make the trip.
Drew also gave Zaza Pachulia his first start of the season ahead of Jason Collins at center a night after Collins was ejected in the third quarter for a vicious flagrant foul.
The Bobcats proved to be no match in a sluggish performance a day after power forward Tyrus Thomas underwent knee surgery.
Charlotte never got into an offensive flow in its 11th home loss, one more than all of last season. The Bobcats begin a six-game road trip Tuesday.
"Obviously, this would have been a good win to go on the road trip with," said Jackson, "but other people had different ideas about it."
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Drew said the issue with Powell is resolved. "Once we get back to Atlanta it'll be business as usual," Drew said. "There will not be a lingering or carry-over effect." ... It was Atlanta's sixth straight road win. ... Drew said Horford could return for Atlanta's next game Wednesday at Milwaukee. ... Williams' return remained uncertain. ... It was Jackson's ninth technical foul of the season. ... Paul Silas said he doesn't expect the Bobcats to make any immediate moves to shore up the frontcourt depth. "As of right now we're going to leave it as is," he said.
Team Stat Comparison
Points | 103 | 87 |
Rebounds (Offensive-Total) | 5-37 | 8-34 |
Assists | 19 | 23 |
Turnovers | 12 | 10 |
Steals | 7 | 6 |
Blocks | 4 | 4 |
Fast Break Points | 8 | 11 |
Fouls (Tech/Flagrant) | 14 (1/0) | 16 (2/0) |
Largest Lead | 19 | 8 |
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Game Leaders
Points | J. Johnson 32 | D. Augustin 20 |
Rebounds | M. Bibby 8 | G. Wallace 8 |
Assists | J. Johnson 5 | D. Augustin 7 |
Steals | M. Bibby 2 | B. Diaw 2 |
Blocks | J. Smith 2 | B. Diaw 2 |
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Headliners Rhonda Vincent and The Rage helped kick off the the annual Bluegrass First Class Festival Friday afternoon at the Crowne Plaza in Asheville. She's played the festival so many times she's lost count, but says she never forgets how much she likes coming to Asheville.
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ONE of the biggest events of the year took place in the newspaper building this week. Wednesday was our annual "Cookout on the Roof."
We all love the freshly grilled burgers, hot dogs and side dishes - as much as we care to eat.
An over-sized grill is set up on the top level of our parking garage on McFarland Street. Hard-working volunteers endure the June heat to keep the coals burning from mid-morning to late evening.
That allows everyone from the early-morning cop reporter to the night owls who run the press to enjoy the meal as it suits their schedules.
All day long, employees make the trek. They cross the pedestrian bridge over McFarland Street and board the elevator that takes them to the rooftop, where they choose their entree and grab a bun to go with it.
Then they head back down a couple of floors to our conference center, where an array of condiments and side dishes await.
After filling their plates, people can stay and enjoy the chance to visit with folks from other departments or head back to their own work areas to eat in peace.
More volunteers take turns supplying and busing the dining area. They work from the small but efficient conference center kitchen.
I'm pretty sure none of this was checked out by the health department.
I'm very sure no one inspected the chocolate pound cake I entered in the dessert contest.
Again this year, I didn't win. However, the winning entries, like mine, were prepared in home kitchens and transported to our building to be judged and then consumed by co-workers.
As long as I'm spilling the beans, I might as well reveal there was a raw egg in the glaze on my pound cake.
Now I've done it. If the health department were to crack down on us as it did the chili cookoff, there might be no more dessert contest. Especially if they hear about my glaze.
However, I support the department's efforts to protect the public. Being sickened by bad food is no picnic. As we all know from news reports, even deaths have occurred.
Still, reporter Billy Wolfe's story earlier this week about the crackdown on the local chili cookoff brings up a question: Where should the regulatory line should be drawn?
Wolfe reported that from now on, the chili will either have to be prepared on site at cookoffs or purchased from stores. Well-intentioned groups that had been preparing pots at home to bring to the cookoff for members of the public to sample may no longer do so.


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Next up was MAG, a game teased at last year's E3 promising 256 online players at once. We were treated to a live demo that accomplished the feat featuring players from all over the world. MAG is expect this fall.
Sony Computer Entertainment of America President and CEO Jack Tretton then briefly mentioned Rockstar Games' Agent, claiming the title could only be possible on a PlayStation 3. Unfortunately no footage or release date was given. Two developers from Ubisoft then showed off Assassin's Creed 2, though the game will not be a PS3 exclusive. It will be available this holiday season.
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Consistent with earlier speculation, Jeff Weiner will be leaving Yahoo and become an "executive in residence" for both Accel Partners and Greylock Partners in the fall (he remains at Yahoo for a transition period). Yahoo President Sue Decker informed the rank and file and tried to maintain confidence in the company (her email via TechCrunch) after the news came out. Weiner was a popular and highly regarded figure who came to Yahoo with former CEO Terry Semel in 2001 from Warner Brothers.
Weiner had a heavy role in Yahoo search prior to becoming the head of Yahoo's consumer facing Network Division.
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Roger and Holly Crouse and five of their seven children. They are future home owners of the Habitat for Humanity Susquehanna "House That Bel Air Built." The home is the first Habitat home in Bel Air and will formally dedicated this Friday. (Photo courtesy of Habitat for Humanity, The Aegis / June 16, 2013) |
This Friday, June 21, at 10 a.m., Habitat for Humanity Susquehanna, Inc. will cut the ribbon on the "House That Bel Air Built," located at 404 Giles Street in Bel Air.
This will be the 71st home HHS has built since its inception in 1993 and the first constructed in the Bel Air town limits.
The House That Bel Air Built is the future home of Roger and Holly Crouse and their seven children. The Crouse family is one of more than 200 families Habitat has served throughout Harford and Cecil counties in the organization's 20-year history, Habitat for Humanity Susquehanna said in a news release announcing dedication of the home.
More than 300 volunteers worked on the home, whether they hammered together an exterior frame or painted a bedroom wall.
"We will never forget every hour they spent building our home," said Holly Crouse. "The fingerprints that they leave behind will always be within our walls. Our home will stand because of them."
This project was possible thanks to primary house sponsor Harford Mutual Insurance Companies; a sponsorship from the Greater Bel Air Community Foundation; funds from the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development through Harford County government.
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It's Baltimore's answer to Green Acres. Eight years ago, Ilene and Phil Spector were living in a wood-and-stone contemporary in suburban Pikesville when they did a complete about-face and moved to a pastoral 33-acre horse farm in northern Baltimore County. The move to their farm, with its A-frame log cabin home, was prompted by Phil's desire to have a place for their horses and his love of the rustic, rolling countryside. Ilene, on the other hand, admits she was not exactly prepared for country life.
"I didn't even know the difference between straw and hay when we first moved in!" she laughs. "This is something my husband wanted. We have a whole different lifestyle here that I never could have imagined. Moving here changed the way we live. I never dreamed our lives would revolve around farm chores, big tractors, and weather forecasts and generators. I have developed a whole new appreciation for farmers and nature."
Subscribing to the "when in Rome" theory, Ilene, a freelance food and travel writer, decided that a French Country interior would be the perfect décor for their new space.
"When we moved in, this home was very masculine," she says. "There were animal heads mounted on the walls everywhere, and there was a stuffed bear."
Nowadays, the Spectors' three-bedroom, three-bath home is decorated in red, yellow, and blue French Country fabrics, accented with vintage pieces, such as an old Philadelphia newspaper stand standing in as a kitchen armoire, and furnished with comfortable, roomy, overstuffed sofas and chairs. "I love the warmth of French Country," says Ilene.
The renovated French Country kitchen is truly the heart of the home. That's where Spector gives cooking classes (she and her partner Sandy Spanos are known around town as "The Yum Yum Sisters") and pursues her culinary passion. "I probably spend 90 percent of my time standing over my farmhouse kitchen sink," says Spector, while enjoying a bowl of homemade gazpacho with vegetables plucked straight from her garden and a crisp homemade salad with bok choy. Two focal points in the kitchen: a hand-painted Shabbat scene, which incorporates her mother's brass candlesticks, and a series of sayings painted on the wooden beams of the kitchen. (Sample saying: "Never eat more than you can lift"-Miss Piggy.)
Spector's home decor also pays homage to her past—a Jackie Robinson photograph in the powder room is a nod to her Brooklyn childhood; a poster of the World's Fair from 1939 in the dining room serves as a memory of her father, Karl; there's even a framed copy of her first published recipe for Coke and Ketchup Chicken in the now defunct Baltimore News American.
"To me, my home is a living scrapbook of my life and family—a buffet of sorts from my childhood in Brooklyn to food and horses," says Spector. "A psychiatrist could tell everything about me by walking through it all without even talking to me. Old things help me keep the memories alive. And, fortunately, I have a lot of good memories."


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Mozilla contemplates nuking McAfee
The SiteAdvisor add-on for Firefox evaluates search results to let you know how safe a site is to visit before you go there, but one Mozilla engineer says that it drags down Firefox and causes huge memory leaks.
(Update: McAfee announced a fix for later next week, and Mozilla acknowledged it. See below.)It's just the kind of problem that Mozilla doesn't want to be dealing with as it finds itself knee-deep in an ambitious development plan and surrounded by ever-tougher competition.
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