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Pope Francis's stunning interview with La Repubblica...Pope Francis continues to stun the world. While the world is still recovering from his interview with Jesuit editor colleague, Antonio Spadaro, S.J., in La Civiltà Cattolica, last week, overnight a new interview with the sceptical, non-believer founder, Eugenio Scalfari, of the liberal, Italian journal, La Repubblica has been published. Hooray! We seem to have a pope who is speaking the language now that might be half-capable of communicating with that now vast population in the educated world who have ceased listening and ceased participating. Do not miss this interview. The big question that remains is whether the minorities who have been dictating the institutional agenda will continue to allow the pope, and the institution he represents, to speak in this different language? Personally I remain cautious that a language can be found that can bridge the divide that now exists within Catholicism. There remain concepts that are mutually exclusive between the two language camps. What we are witnessing at the moment though is something truly amazing — and could be potentially very exciting. Nobody I know wants to take away from the conservatives and trads and those who access God through Marian devotions and the pieties of bygone times their ways of finding God in their lives. They have to be constrained though from hogging the microphone and this is what Pope Francis appears to be doing. Let us hope he can succeed. [direct link to the interview] | [the conversation in our forum] |
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The morality and justice issues connected with copyright... The editor of Catholica, Brian Coyne, presents this second report on a series of concerns that emerged at a Conference on Copyright and Church Music held last Saturday at the Parramatta Diocesan Centre. The focus today is an educational one on explaining the copyright procedures that need to be understood at the local parish or school level by those who have responsibility in those places for reporting copyright usage. [more] |
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The morality and justice issues connected with copyright... The editor of Catholica, Brian Coyne, presents this report on a series of concerns that emerged at a Conference on Copyright and Church Music held last Saturday at the Parramatta Diocesan Centre. [more] |
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A very special homily... In place of a lead commentary today we present for reflection the homily by the Bishop of London, the Right Rev Richard Chartres which has been causing many people around the world to pause to reflect on. The spirituality reflected in this homily would seem to be deeply sympathetic to the sort of spirituality so many who have dropped out of regular participation in institutionalised Christianity are looking for. It is love centred, inclusive spirituality seeking to reach out to all of Creation and lift each individual to their full potential. [more] |
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Healing the victims of clerical sexual abuse and healing the institutional culture! The editor of Catholica, Brian Coyne, presents this report of the inaugural Australasian Clergy Abuse, Reparation & Prevention Conference held in Sydney last Friday. [more] |
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Curbing our anger and societal violence... For reflection today the editor of Catholica, Brian Coyne, invites you to read the 2010 Social Justice Sunday Statement that has been published by the Australian Catholic Bishops. While there are many things deserving of criticism in the institution today, and some of them in the social justice domain, the editor argues that the social justice insights and teachings of the institution are something that we ought take seriously — as individuals and as a community. [more] |
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The implications of the decision re the Pell appointment in Rome Catholic journalist and church historian Dr Paul Collins has just filed with us this breaking news analysis of the rumours that have been circulating in Rome and Australia around the possible appointment, or decline of an appointment, of Sydney Archbishop, Cardinal George Pell, to head the Congregation for Bishops. Paul Collins will be interviewed tonight further on the ABC Local Radio program "Sunday Nights with John Cleary" [LINK]. There are significantly different implications that flow from assessments as to whether the Cardinal has declined the invitation or whether the invitation wasn't extended or has been withdrawn — implications at the international level and implications for the future of the Church in Australia and the aspirations of other players on the Australian ecclesial stage. [more] |
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Does Mary need a makeover? It is difficult to know how to approach the e-Conference on Mary being sponsored by the Australian Catholic Bishops Conference and the Broken Bay Institute this coming Tuesday. Mary in the eyes of many, particularly the readership attracted to a website like Catholica, have a sense that Mary is in need of a significant makeover. The religious hype associated with this key figure who brought Jesus into the world has more than probably removed her a long way from the reality of who she actually was in flesh and blood reality. The more conservative sectors within Catholicism of course want to take things in precisely the opposite direction. Each group would have supporters in the leadership realms of the institution. Is this Conference an endeavour to cement in the communication styles and icons that have become so problematic for the institution in the educated world? Or will it be an attempt to "reclaim" the true reality of Mary? It's difficult to "read the signs" emanating from the promoters of this Conference. The choice of Fr Francis Moloney as lead presenter suggests this is going to be a conference worth participating in. He is one of the best workshop presenters we have in Australia and my expectation is that Francis is one oriented towards finding an image of Mary that sits more comfortably with the broad range of more educated minds we find in most of the Western world today. There are worrying signs though that some in the leadership realms of the Church seem to believe that "rescuing Mary from the modern mind" is a better way to go — that's the pathway, despite all the evidence, to re-evangelise Catholicism. Are the bishops and organisers of this conference attempting to have the proverbial "two bob each way" hoping, on the one hand to appease those in the leadership sectors who want to take things in a more conservative direction by sending out a sign "look, we are also running programs dealing with one of the big icons in the remnant sectors of Catholicism" while at the same time presenting a more subversive message "updating the image of Mary". It is really difficult to tell. If you would like to join us here on Catholica this coming Tuesday I propose that we have a cyber discussion between, and in conjunction with the presentations exploring the place of this 'First Disciple' in our lives. ...Brian Coyne, Editor of Catholica. [more] |
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The problems faced by parish musicians, composers, publishers and copyright agencies... The Editor of Catholica, Brian Coyne, attended a forum for Catholic musicians and composers yesterday in Sydney. The forum was attended by parish musicians and composers as well as publishers and representatives of one of the major copyright agencies in Australia. The forum had two principal objectives: the first was to continue the work begun about two years ago of forming a national association for those involved in the production of Church music. The second was to address a number of particular issues that have been facing those involved in the different aspects — composing, publishing, copyright issues, and performance and reporting issues at the local parish level. Today's report includes a short video interview with Paul Mason, one of the convenors of the new Australian Pastoral Musicians' Network. [more] |
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International Petition Organisers sharply critical of the Vatican... The organisers of the international petition which drew nearly 55,000 signatures, with a heavy weighting from intellectuals and the more reflective sector of Catholicism, have issued a strong rebuke to the Vatican for the brush-off that the Vatican has endeavoured to serve up. Here is the full text of the media release issued by the petition organisers today. [more] |
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Video reports from the Catalyst Forum… Undoubtedly helped by the Cardinal Archbishop of Sydney's decision to ban this meeting from being held on Catholic Church property, the organisation Catalyst for Renewal held an enormously enthusiastic one day intensive forum at the Salvation Army Congress Hall in Sydney on Saturday, 28th March 2009, to discuss Bishop Geoffrey Robinson's provocative book Confronting Power and Sex in the Catholic Church — Reclaiming the Spirit of Jesus. This book has generated extraordinary interest around the world and has now clocked up 20,000 sales according to the publisher. The editor of Catholica, Brian Coyne, attended the Catalyst Forum with video camera adn today presents some edited highlights of the Forum on the Catholica YouTube channel. [more] |
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Issues regarding the Education of Eastern Catholics in Latin Catholic Schools… Catholica is in receipt of an important news story that has been forwarded to us with the authority of the Eastern Catholic Bishops resident in Australia. Last Friday, 13 March, the Bishops and leaders representing the Eastern Rite Catholic Churches in Australia held a joint meeting in Sydney. They have endorsed a paper they had commissioned and have voiced a very strong complaint to the other Latin Church Australian Bishops and, through them, to the National Catholic Education Commission and the Catholic Education Offices and Catholic teachers of Australia concerning the religious education and treatment of Eastern Rite Catholic children in Australian Catholic schools. Catholica has been informed that Bishop Peter Stasiuk on behalf of the Eastern Catholic Bishops has been in touch with Archbishop Philip Wilson, President of the Australian Catholic Bishops Conference, who, according to Bishop Peter, has accepted there is solid foundation to the complaint and undertaken to have the matter placed on the agenda of the full meeting of the ACBC in May and Archbishop Philip has also undertaken to have the matter forwarded to the National Catholic Education Commission. This is a news story loaded with significant political implications not only for the Catholic Church in Australia but at the international level and, we submit, in realms entirely removed from the issues being addressed that are the focus of immediate complaint. We publish in full the background paper here which has been passed to Archbishop Philip Wilson. It makes for very, very interesting reading in light of some of the recent conversations we have been having on Catholica. [more] |
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US Reform Groups planning big American Catholic Council in 2011… The major US Catholic Reform Groups have begun planning a major conference of lay American Catholics to be held in 2011. A development of thi nature on this scale is probably without precedent in the history of the Church. [more] |
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Is there a better way to get bishops more responsive to the needs of Australian Catholics today? We publish the text of an email that Catholics for Ministry are in the process of sending out to the signatories of the petition that went to the Australian Bishops last year. The email attaches a copy of the secret questionnaire that the Vatican's representative in Australia sends to a carefully selected number of people sounding out suitable candidates for vacant positions. Paul Collins and Frank Purcell, convenors of Catholics for Ministry describe the document as "dismaying and scandalous" and have pointed out its deficiencies in a letter to the Papal Nuncio. [more] |
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Launch of new scholarly study on Pope Pius XII by Australian scholar, Dr Paul O'Shea… The general tone of the three principal addresses at the launch of Dr Paul O'Shea's new scholarly study of Pope Pius XII urged a sense of caution in the urgency in some sectors of the Catholic Church to canonize the controversial wartime pope. While acknowledging Eugenio Pacelli's sincerity and "holiness" the speakers urged caution on two principal grounds — one being that not all the evidence is yet available to scholars. The other ground for caution is that despite the man's good intentions and sincerity the evidence mounts that he did make significant errors of political judgment in responding to the Nazi threat against the Jewish people. His lack of action, or lack of courage in speaking up, made the situation worse for the Jewish people. We present the full video of all the addresses at the launch ceremony which was held in Parliament House, Sydney. [more] |
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An intriguing Catholic Education Office appointment — Editorial Comment: Provocative priest and writer, Fr Eric Hodgens, is again stirring the possum in Melbourne and calling for greater accountability from the Church leadership in Church administration. In 2006 he caused headlines questioning the appointment of a former politician to a leadership position in the Catholic Education Office seemingly without widespread consultation of stakeholders in Catholic Education. In this article recently published on his website, Fr Hodgens, queries the wisdom in the appointment of a lawyer seemingly without significant educational experience to the position of Deputy Director of Catholic Education. We publish this article on Catholica out of our commitment to generate greater scrutiny of how our Church is administered. We do receive feedback here at Catholica which strongly suggests the views expressed by Fr Hodgens do echo a larger and significant groundswell of demoralisation amongst the now large, professionally employed sectors of the Catholic Church in some dioceses in this country who are under considerable constraint and fear for their ongoing employment to not express their views publicly on aspects of how their Church is administered. The demoralisation is not uniform. Many leaders seem to have good relationships with their professional workforces and morale is healthy given all the other pressures the Church is under today in Western nations like ours. [more] |
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Powerful US lay group calls for resignation of leading Cardinal… In a significant escalation of the clergy sexual abuse scandal in the United States the lay movement formed in the wake of the Abuse scandal, Voice of the Faithful, has published a media release today calling for the Archbishop of Chicago and President of the United States Catholic Bishops Conference, Cardinal Francis George, to resign. [more] |
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Collins-Purcell urge petitioners to now write directly to Pope Benedict! In the wake of the "disappointing" response from the President of the Australian Catholic Bishops last week, Dr Paul Collins and Frank Purcell, the organisers of a petition to the Australian Catholic Bishops last year, last night announced a new campaign to generate at least a thousand letters which they hope to have delivered to Pope Benedict during his visit to Australia next month. The letter they are suggesting people write addresses the looming crisis in Ministry this nation faces with a lack of priests to officiate at weddings, funerals and Sunday liturgies. [more] |
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Petitioners respond to letter from President of ACBC Dr Paul Collins and Frank Purcell, the organisers of a petition to the Australian Catholic Bishops last year, have responded publicly to a letter sent to them on behalf of the Bishops by the President of the ACBC, Archbishop Phillip Wilson. Effectively their message back to Archbishop Wilson amounts to an almighty "Not Good Enough! Mr President". They have sent out letters and emails to the nearly 17,000 signatories to the petition expressing their disappointment at the response and are in the process of preparing a more formal response to Archbishop Wilson and the Australian Bishops. The letters we are publishing here were sent out late on Friday afternoon to petition signatories and that has already begun to generate responses on the Catholica forum which can be found HERE. [more] |
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Disturbing email… The editor of Catholica has been aware for several days of a fairly sensational email that has been circulated to Sydney priests by a former Sydney-based Opus Dei accountant, Dennis Dubro, at Warrane College. We have now confirmed the authenticity of the email and are able to provide the following details, including the text of the email... [more] |
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Bishop Robinson rejects criticism of his fellow bishops… Bishop Geoffrey Robinson has released a brief but pointed statement rejecting the criticisms leveled at him in the recent statement issued by the Australian Catholic Bishops. [more] |
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Mahony bans Robinson & Vatican applies pressure too… The Cardinal Archbishop of Los Angeles, Roger Mahony, has written to Bishop Geoffrey Robinson denying him permission to speak on Church property in his territory and has endeavoured to urge Bishop Robinson to cancel his speaking tour in North America. Cardinal Mahony's letter also reveals that the Vatican has been endeavouring to apply pressure to Bishop Robinson to stop promoting his book. Catholica has received this news, and the text of Cardinal Mahony's letter via Robert Blair Kaiser and Frank Douglas. Mr Kaiser, who is the author of the controversial novel, "Cardinal Mahony", also responds. This news story has partly been triggered because Robert Kaiser is in the course of preparing a promotional trip to Australia for the Australian release of his book, "Cardinal Mahony — A Novel" and he came across this sensational story in the course of preparing for his trip to our country. [more] |
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A matter requiring urgent investigation… It is with a heavy heart we break this disturbing news story centred on the Bethel Covenant Community in Perth. The allegations raised are serious and it is to be hoped that the relevant State and Canonical investigating authorities establish the truth or otherwise of the allegations as quickly as possible. [more] |
014 : |
Bishops' Response to Petitioners… The President of the Australian Catholic Bishops' Conference, Archbishop Philip Wilson, has responded to the signatories to the petition via Paul Collins on behalf of the Conference. We publish the letter of response and comments by Dr Paul Collins. [more] |
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Public Forum in Melbourne… A number of Melbourne Catholics call a public forum to discuss the Petition to the Australian Bishops. [more] |
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Petition Details… This information story provides details of the wording of the petition to the Australian Catholic Bishops and suggestions as to how people can support the petition by promoting and helping collect signatures. It also has links to printable versions of the petition. [more] |
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Call to Australian Bishops to consider ordination of married men, and women In a breaking news story on Wednesday evening, a group of lay and religious Catholic leaders and activists has published a petition calling on the Australian Catholic Bishops to collectively discuss the possibility of ordination of married men and, separately, the controversial issue of the ordination of women. [more] |
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Report on Sr Joan Chittister's public lecture in Australia Brian Coyne presents a report on the provocative public lecture given by Sr Joan Chittister on 20 July 2007 at Mount St Benedict College, Pennant Hills, to commemorate the 150th Anniversary of the Sisters of the Good Samaritan of the Order of St Benedict. [more] |
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Leaked letter discloses priest disquiet over remuneration levels in Sydney Archdiocese The rumblings of disquiet in the Archdiocese of Sydney look set to continue. Catholica has been sent a copy of a letter addressed to "fellow priests" in the Archdiocese which seeks to apply pressure on the Archdiocesan authorities for a salary and superannuation increase for priests. [more] |
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Fr Dan Donovan on The Religion Report Catholica readers will be interested in The Religion Report on ABC Radio National this week. Of particular interest is the interview Stephen Crittenden has with Fr Daniel Donovan on both the events of the past week and on his criticisms, first aired through Catholica, of the Draft Pastoral Plan for the Archdiocese of Sydney. [more] |
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Provocative speakers at New Pentecost Forum The New Pentecost Forum on Sunday certainly presently a line-up of provocative speakers — a nun criticisingthe government for "prostitution of language" and a peace activist explaining why she broke into the top secret defence facility at Pine Gap. [more] |
006 : |
Union response... Sally McManus, Secretary of the Australian Services Union welcomes guarantee from Vinnies CEO and clarifies reporting of the issue. [more] |
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Follow-up to yesterday's Vinnies story... The Vinnies have responded to the Union's claims in yesterday's story and we publish the reasons why the coverage of the story on CathNews was "pulled" from their website late on Friday. [more] |
004 : |
Vinnies under fire from Australian Services Union... Cliff Baxter broke this news story early on Friday morning regarding concerns from some members and employees of the Society, backed by the Australian Services Union, over alleged plans to "corporatise" the Society. [more] |
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New sponsor found for O'Murchu lectures... Breaking news: new sponsor found who will ensure Diarmuid O'Murchu lectures can still be presented in Melbourne in January 2007. [more] |
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Church in Britain is facing its greatest threat since the Reformation...
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Diarmuid O'Murchu's lecture series in Australia cancelled because of Vatican investigation into his writing... Archbishop Denis Hart of Melbourne has withdrawn his permission for Fr O'Murchu to present a series of workshops in Melbourne next January. [more] |


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This week's "Call of the Wild" features the bee, and a movement to revive native pollinator populations. A new hunger atlas tracks food insecurity in Missouri.
The Hunger Atlas- a book that tracks food insecurity in Missouri. The U.S. poverty rate increased to 14.3 percent this year, according to data just released by the census bureau. And new research from MU shows that hunger is on the rise in Missouri– 1 in 4 households with children worry about where their next meal will come from.
Art Gelder says his honeybees only sting you if they can tell you're afraid. He knows them well. As a honey producer the bees are Gelder's business partners, and, he says, his friends. He and his wife Vera run Walk About Acres and sell their honey at grocery stores and the Farmers Market. He says his bees haven't been as busy as usual this year.
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Half-moons, cylinders, and blocks of gourmet deli meats and cheeses fill the glass display case at Simple Sands Deli. From this bounty, the staff slices pounds of prosciutto, chipotle turkey, brazilian pork, and salami. They wrap their meats and cheeses in tidy parcels for home cooking, but these savory ingredients also compose the deli's menu of Italian breakfast sandwiches. The team makes the capicola and salami, as well as hearty lunch and dinner sandwiches such as the Smoked Mid-Western, which piles santa fe turkey, gouda, onions, tomato, and dill spread atop flyover-sized pieces of whole-grain bread. Jumbo kosher pickles and bags of Utz chips, as well as drinks from soda to iced caramel macchiatos, help round out each meal.
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Winner of OpenTable Diner's Choice Awards including 'Best Overall Restaurant', 'Best Neighborhood Gem', and 'Great for Lunch', Moulin de Paris has courted visitors with delicate Eurasian fare for the last 29 years. Serving an elegant trifecta of lunch, dinner, and afternoon tea, chefs meld east and west by combining ingredients such as smoked salmon and sweet chili sauce or mango salad and roquefort cheese.
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As a small child, Jason Farrell toddled through his family's seafood diner, Marley's Seafood and Subs, acquiring the nautical food know-how and original barbecue recipes that would serve him well when he returned to his childhood neighborhood to found Barbecue, Blues & Seafood. Jason—along with brother Brian and cousin Duane—recently celebrated the restaurant's first anniversary by grilling an entire pig and regaling guests with the choicest cuts. Jason's young daughters, Reghan and Julia, tag along with him daily to give their favorite menu items a barbecue-coated thumbs-up.


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By Mr. Lewis of Winchester and Senator Ms. Jehlen, a joint petition (accompanied by bill, House, No. 1840) of Patricia Jehlen and Jason M. Lewis that the town of Winchester be authorized to issue temporary loans. Municipalities and Regional Government. [Local Approval Received.]
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NEW YORK Horsehead Holding Corp. recorded a third-quarter net loss of more than $9 million on lower London Metal Exchange zinc prices, but has expanded plans for its new North Carolina zinc smelter. The Pittsburgh-based company posted a $9.1-million loss for the three months ended Sept. 30 in contrast to a $23.1-million profit in the corresponding quarter of 2011. Its net sales fell to $100.4 million, down 31 percent from $145.8 million in the third quarter of 2011.....
NEW YORK Horsehead Holding Corp. recorded a third-quarter net loss of more than $9 million on lower London Metal Exchange zinc prices, but has expanded plans for its new North Carolina zinc smelter.
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Tip: Cowboy beans also can be heated in a slow cooker on low for 5-6 hours. Cook and drain the beef and onion, as directed above, before adding to the slow cooker with the remaining ingredients.
1-1/2 pounds ground beef 1 large onion, chopped 1 can (16 ounces) kidney beans, undrained 1 can (15-1/2 ounces) great northern beans, rinsed and drained 1 can (15 ounces) lima beans, rinsed and drained 1 can (15 ounces) chili beans, undrained 1 can (14-1/2 ounces) wax beans, drained 1 can (10-3/4 ounces) condensed tomato soup, undiluted 1 cup packed brown sugar 2 celery ribs, sliced 2 teaspoons ground mustard
In ovenproof Dutch oven, cook beef and onion over medium heat until meat is no longer pink; drain. Add remaining ingredients; bring to a boil. Bake uncovered at 350 degrees for 1-1/2 hours or until heated through, stirring occasionally. Yield: 6-8 servings.
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I was in a very tough spot in my life at one point. I escaped into my writing and tried to talk about things that interested me. It was a way to get my mind off of things and to apply my focus somewhere else. I'm sure I've explained it to you all before. This was supposed to be my escapism. And it was...
...kind of....
My time on IGN has been good and bad. I'm not going to flip people off, specifically, on my way out but there are a lot of things that need to be addressed. Not for my sake but for future members. Because nearly all of the negativity came from people coming to ME about my opinions or thoughts. Not a single issue ever arose from me posting something on someone else's blog or pressing them on their opinions. It was always assholes trying to change my outlook or get me to think like them. And there's a LARGE number of awesome people who have witnessed this. People who would call me out if I was wrong. Not cosigners. So I don't feel alone in my opinion.
There are a lot of people who seek to attack. They have cut throat motives and prison tactics and make this place feel less like a community and more like a half-way house or something. I remember some of my first blogs where people who did not like my writing or agree with me would consistently post in my comments section to just argue with me. And if that wasn't enough, I'm not even going to get into the full spectrum of how my gender has been this crazy topic. When I gave one, people disagreed with me (lol how can you disagree?) when I gave none, it was a thing, and then when I gave another it is still coming up. The part that always blew my mind was NOT the asking or the question, but the definite and pure interest as people would say there was none.
Stalkers, trolls and flamers....Which, some the mods can't even stop. Let's just say there are a lot of ways to harass or attack someone without breaking any rules whatsoever.
Let's not forget the people who are hypocrites or contradict themselves all the time....The downvote fairies and those who upvote only their friends and cosigners.
*sigh* And then there were those who just wanted me to agree with them. And would explode when I didn't. Like my current and still opinion that American obesity has more to do with laziness than anything else. One of those clowns recently described me as explosive and defensive. That's funny considering the person in question blew up at me and began launching curses and childish insults my way, when I wouldn't just accept what they were saying [mind you without any sort of basis outside of "I'm right. Just agree." mentality]. Or others who tried to attack me for saying things are "retarded". Which is retarded.
And my final breaking point was watching one of IGN's moderators who had gained so many people's trust turn out to NOT ONLY be a liar, but to also be a plagiarizer.
I've spoken with Lucy and a few other people and it seems like the best idea is to distance one's self from drama. There are those on this website who claim to hate drama, and yet seem to always be involved in it. S'not my bag, man. I, uhh--heh--I PREFER not to be in it at all...But if I am, I try to eradicate it.
So what's your point, Blue ex uh shion??
You're still saying my name wrong, Hypothetical Reader Question. It was Blue Zoo Shun. But not any more. Why fight over a place in Hell? Why not strive for heaven?
People have been asking "What's wrong with the internet?", "what's wrong with people?" Nah, nah.....I'm an adult. The appropriate question is what's wrong with me if I'm going to stick around for it? So I'm outtie 5,000. That's my reasoning for leaving. And I know so many of you feel the same way.
So my POINT is I'm just done with it. This is a website that we choose to be on. lol Why should I sign on to deal with annoying people intentionally?
But I like to get the bad news out of the way first. Here's the good....
To those who don't like drama. Who aren't self-righteous, who made me smile, who were chill, who made this place worth coming back to for a year. You are amazing and beautiful.
RCC97: You deserve a thank you and recognition for just being the epitome of a great MyIGNer. High integrity, honest opinions, straight to the point with no roundabout BS.
Understandout: I had a milk joke set up for this, but it was utter...ly dredful. S-See..*ahem*...what I, uh, did there? You already know I think you're swell. So all I can say is goodbye, take care. Keep calm and stay classy!!
MrJellyfish: It looks like I'm not long for this virtual world. So keep calm and stay sassy!!
Zack0723: You were my best friend. You were awesome and always there for me. I went through so much and everyday, you were there. I wish you the best and I hope that you can be strong enough to not be nice to everyone. Not everyone deserves it. And don't let people trick you. You're kind and honest. You are young, but you are wise beyond your years. You're a hero. I always called you "hero" or "champion" (when not calling you names), but you are a bad ass and a great person. Do what you have to do and make things work. You can't live your life for others or you'll waste it. I love you. Thank you for everything.
Poorpigg: You are lovely. You are smart. You are wondeful. And you are one of the most steadfast and consistent people on this website. you are truly wonderful, and I will miss you more than most. Stay kind. Stay true. Stay wonderful. Thank you for being awesome.
Ponkilo: You are one of the nicest people in the world. You've actually stopped me from being depressed before. You are SO COOL. So cute and funny. You win cupcakes. lol *kittens and rainbows*
Tikiholmes: You were one of the first people I added and you're still around making awesome comments and just being super chill.
Lucyana: I hope you come back one day and read this. You allowed me to believe. I didn't think that someone so kind and so honest could really even exist. You are the best. I miss you now and I will still miss you when I'm gone. I wish we were friends in real life...like, in person. You are so funny and so awesome. And yes, I am sssniper wolf. Your leaving is part of why I'm leaving. Without you, it's really not even worth it.
Indie: Oh my gawd, Indie!! Ellen Paige. My heart goes out to you and I hope you are finding some things out. I played this song on repeat for about a month when I had the accident. That moment changed my life and the life of all my best friend's family and friends. It might be why I'm constantly searching to piece things together. I don't know, I just feel like this is the only gift I can leave you. I hope you see this one day.
Smuggles: You are a great friend and a bad ass. I wish we had more awesome times. We were supposed to go to a bar together and do shots!! haha, I will miss you, big guy.
Yomama: My nigga. Can I say that? lol I think I already said goodbye to you, but happy birthday either way and deuces, my friend.
ObsequiousChewbacca: Thank you for being around. You made me smile and were always chill. You didn't ever flip about anything and that's cool, guy. *Insert gif*
Gonholio: *Hug* I would have left a long time ago, if you weren't here.
Origianlusername: Should we tell everyone that we have been married for 556 years? You are awesome, and you have understood me better than most on this site. Don't you ever say I just walked away, I will always love you.
Leafeaterxx: LEAF!! I just straight up think you're super mega hyper bad ass. Your quote the other day? It inspired me. People like you are too good for the world. You deserve the best and you're an awesome person, I'm sure things will always out for you and I hope they do. Please, stay as you are and don't let the world change you.
Leedoc: LEE!! So cool. So awesome. It's my fault that we haven't spoken more.
Percy99: Thank you for helping me out with so many html things! You are so helpful and an awesome member of the community!!
Chilidog and Sam3: You are both true blue and way past cool. *Gives both of you chaos emeralds*
JimHaHohe: Hey man, this is not in any kind of order by the way lol..Except for Bram, cause he's old....Thank you so much for talking to me, being there for me, giving me advice, and just being kind to me. You have kept me on this website and when I see that you've responded to something in my notifications I actually become happier in real life. Thank you. Just thank you.
DR_ACULA: Later. *Tries to be cool* I'll never be as cool as you. Haha, take care.
Shinji: You're like the roommate I never had. But you always leave your figurative socks in the hallway and beat me in video games. So deuces, son. Keep it gangster, Shinji.
Bram: I've saved the oldest for last. Haha, I don't even know what to say. I debated leaving a photo of a pizza, but your presence to me is way more than just one joke that we recently shared. Thank you for being my friend.
I thought it would be easy to write a goodbye message to everyone, but my hand is starting to hurt. Maybe I should type slower. I don't know. I'm debating just saying goodbye right here and end it, but at the same time, it's not exactly fair to everyone else who has been SO GOOD.
Whatever I decide for this article, I'm out. I might stop in here and there, but I'm mostly just done. I mean there's not really a reason to even be a member. I don't like video games for the most part and IGN's articles are either late or behind other news sites. Honestly, ask yourself how many times IGN has made reference to Kotaku or Aintitcoolnews or comingsoon.net....And today they wrote an article on TASM2 that wasn't even accurate.
Anyways, bye!!


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Felicia, a large, tall Jamaican woman, leaned over with amazing agility and enveloped me in her arms, my stiff white chef's coat crinkling in the embrace. "Thank you for teaching us about our food," she said, smiling. She was just one of many students of West Indian descent – mostly Jamaican – who took my cooking classes here in New York on how to prepare traditional meals.
I blushed and thanked her, thinking about her words. "Our food," she had said. But the truth was that, outside of my ancestral home of Trinidad, I was as much of a neophyte as the next cook when it came to the foods of the other islands. Most of what I knew of Jamaica came from childhood visits when my Trinidadian father took me to visit his closest friend, Lola Campbell, who lived in Brooklyn. Miss Lola was Jamaican and had, like him, come to America in the 1950s for education and the hope of a better life. When the two got together, there was always a feast of curries, stewed beef, rice and peas, and a sweet bread of some kind. Maybe there would be some ginger beer or a Red Stripe for my father. The day was punctuated by rapid-fire Caribbean patois and loud laughter.
Their camaraderie made me intertwine Trinidad and Jamaica so closely that, content with my once-removed knowledge, I never felt the need to visit Miss Lola's island home.
I was jolted out of my memories as everyone began departing the kitchen-classroom at the end of class. Felicia called out to me, "One love!" using the Jamaican saying. "One love!" I answered, raising my hand in a wave.
"One love!" I answered, raising my hand in a wave. Watching her disappear into the elevator down the hall, I knew that in order to live up to my students' admiration, I had to change my ways. Their belief in my ability to be the ambassador of the larger Caribbean made me long to know more about other islands that made up my West Indian heritage – and my first stop had to be Jamaica.


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A very vibrant congregation with a pastor that teaches from the Bible. The orchestra and choir were outstanding also!
A very vibrant congregation with a pastor that teaches from the Bible. The orchestra and choir were outstanding also!
If you happen to show up during the week, you may be disappointed. The church houses some artifacts, but it's not a tourist attraction. However, you can get brunch at the coffee shop and a quick overview of the history of the area. If you are lucky enough to catch the Celebration of Liberty or the Christmas program, do it!... More
This area has a lot of restaurants and bars. Parking is usually not to bad. Not a lot else to do here except some good furniture shopping
I am part of their "television audience." I record every week and watch at my leisure. The music is fantastic and the sermons are stimulating. I heartily recommend watching.
Historic church. Vibrant Worship. Wonderful special programs. People excited for the Lord. Style that will please both old and young.
You may think from appearances that they are conservative pew sitters, but it is amazing to see all the church does & hosts throughout the week. They minister to internationals, offering job training, English classes, sewing, take them to appointments, provide housing, clothing & jobs. There is a special needs school that uses the church's facilities, a first steps program,... More
This is a church, there are no tours here, no visitor's center etc. the only highlight of the church is the old main sanctuary which was where the articles of confederation where singed. There are no historical artifacts on display, if you want those go to the confederate relic room.
The true birthplace of the Confederacy, where the articles of confederation were drafted. The convention was moved to Charleston, SC, due to an epidemic, but this site was on Sherman's list of places to burn and ragage. When the Union Army crossed the river into the west side of Columbia, and burned the Capital under construction, parishoners at Trinity Espicopal... More
This review is just about the old 19th century sanctuary. It is a neat old church to walk into. Built in 1859, it is where the South Carolina first discussed secession from the United States in 1860. The vote for secession took place in Charleston.The sanctuary has recently been painted and given a fresher look. It still has an old... More
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The Three Little Pigs| Chicago |
Chicago Kids Company performs the classic tale from Feb. 6-April 12.
Where: Beverly Arts Center
When: 10:30 a.m. weekdays; 1 p.m. Saturday March 23.
Ages: Family/All Ages
Cost: $12
Dr. Seuss's The Cat in the Hat| Chicago |
The Cat in the Hat is the perfect friend for a boring rainy afternoon. From games and mischief to Thing One and Thing Two, The Cat brings all sorts of trouble to this gray day--but will Sally and her brother be able to explain the mess to Mother? Performances run Jan. 26-June 9, 2013.
Where: Emerald City Theatre Company
Ages: Family/All Ages
Cost: $16, $13 kids, limited number of $10 tickets available for all performances
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When happily ever after isn't what he expected, the Frog Prince heads out for a new adventure. While searching for his true amphibian self, he meets witches from Snow White, Sleeping Beauty, Hansel and Gretel, and Cinderella's Fairy Godmother. Performances run Jan. 26-June 9, 2013.
Where: Emerald City Theatre Company
Ages: Family/All Ages
Cost: $16, $13 kids, limited number of $10 tickets available for all performances
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Classes are designed to generate interest in science in children with Autism, Sensory Processing Disorder (SPD) or Apsergers' and encourage them to develop questions about our natural world. They have opportunities to question and problem solve alongside their peers in a supportive environment. In class we will explore things like: what is a scientist?; movement and motion of objects; the growth and development of living things; social interactions and group behavio; relationships in ecosystems; adaptation; weather and climate; the roles of water on earth; earth materials; space science; dinosaurs.
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My interest in findagrave started when I worked on a family tree for my husband. We found some of his relatives and where they are buried through this site. It was comforting to look at their headstones and imagine what life was like for them more than 200 years ago.
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Robert Delma O'Guin
Again, Thanks for the updates!
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Part of my One Name Study of the O'Guins
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Thanks so much for supplying his grave photo!
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Thank you for the flowers for Grandma Franklin! Very nice. She was one feisty, unique lady and many of her interesting quotes/sayings have been passed down. It starts like this: " Like Grandma Franklin used to say . . . " and it gets interesting and funny from there. We never tire of it. Thank you so sweetly, Nancy --proud to be her GG Granddaughter.
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Thank you so much. Okay, you taught me something! I'm pretty new so I didn't think of that. Thanks so much. Best Regards, Nancy
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I really think they are two different people. I'm not absolutely certain though. I know that isn't much help. Sorry.
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Thanks for the updates!
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thank you kindly for posting my mom grave stone and my dads xoxoxo
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Donna Goodwin
Thank you , I will take a look, just never know, hey? There is a book written on the Cantrells; unfortunately the author was a wee bit over ambitious and tried hard to make facts where there were none. I am searching for Isaac Cantrell(died abt 1826) father of Malinda Cantrell Forrest. Way to many Isaacs'. Again thank you so much for the response.
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Monika - your work is amazing! I have MANY Byrd ancestors. Is thiis cemetery Black, Caucasian or mixed. That is, if you know. My GGG Grandfather owned a large plantation so I need a little info on this cemetery to know how to proceed. Thank you very kindly. Nancy
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Are any of your Cantrell' from the TN area in the early 1800's? Regards Donna Campbell Goodwin
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