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Freeport Little League Sets the Dates for Signing up Players, Coaches, Managers and Assistants It's time to remind youngsters interested in play-ing on the Freeport Little League teams next year about registration dates. The organization held its first reg-istration session November 16th and 17th at the Freeport Recreation Center. The next registration dates scheduled are January 11th and 12th and again in February on the 8th and 9th, from 10 a.m. to 2 p.rn~orf froth weekends." Youngsters from 5-years-old to 18-years-old, are eligi-ble to join Little League. The fees range from $55 for the younger children to $145 for the older players. If the youngster has not been regis-tered with Freeport's Little League before, parents will need to bring either the child's birth certificate or passport. The organization is also looking for parents, grandparents, brothers, sis-ters, aunts, uncles, friends of 'the players, and'Tny^• rt>ef?l-&\ interested in helping children^ learn about America's favorite pastime, to' sigh up as a volunteer. Even if you are - only available for one or two events, the Freeport Little League wants to hear from you. Contact the organiza-tion at 516-623-9635. Freeport Library offers Students Assistance with Reading and Homework For youngsters who may need to improve their reading skills or would like help with their home-work, the library is offering two_ Jjflgarate programs. Reading ^Partners is a free, half-hour, one-on- one program for students in second and third grades. Tutoring takes place Monday through Friday, from 3:30 p.m. to 8 p.m., and Saturday from 9 a.m. to 11:30 a.m. Among the tutors are mem-bers of the Freeport Retired and Senior . Volunteers Program (RSVP). Homework Express provides help with any subject to students in the first_thrpuc|h jixth grades, two afternoons a week, Tuesday and Thursday, from 4p.m. to 6 p.m., and Saturday from 10 a.m. to noon. Both programs are free of charge. Anyone interested in signing up for assistance or in vol-unteering to tutor the youngsters may call the Children's Department at the Library at 516- 379-3274. HEAP Program Available to Help the Needy with Heating Costs For those individuals who may have dif-ficulty paying their heating bills this winter, there is help available. The Home Energy Assistance Program, (HEAP) assists low- - income-households in meeting-the-high cost of home heating.- Families or individuals who either pay a separate heating bill, or whose heating costs are included in their rent, may be eligible for a one-time benefit each year. Eligibility is based on gross monthly income and household size, and is targeted toward adults-60-years-old and overj-persons-who-are disabled," and vulnerable individuals including children under the age of eight-years-old. Individuals over 60-years-old may apply through' the Nassau County Department of Senior Citizens at 516-571-7777. All others should call the Education -&—Assistance—Corporation -at- 516-565-4327. rIIi MilT 1 1 ITII 1 1i1r1 1i1 1 1 1 1 III |I|I|IlT|ll'lTIMr'H"'! AN uetneas a OTHJ.SVD TT/8C fr 00— \ -, L'ON OZSLl AN ': dlVd ais OZSIL AN %iodaajd anuaAV uea^o 'ON 917 J.O a6e|||A www.FreeportNY.com THE HOME OF CHAMPIONS Visit Santa and the Winter Wonderland at the Freeport Recreation Center Come join Santa Claus and Mrs. Claus at the magnificent winter wonderland at Santa's Workshop, complete with gingerbread houses and trains will be located at the Freeport Recreation Center until December 24th. Freeport's Recreation Center this Holiday Season. Santa's workshop and the special dis-play of trees, toys, train sets and a candy shop officially opens at 6 p.m., Saturday, December 7, 2002. Santa will be available to greet youngsters and^hearthejrMliday_wjsiL lists that evening and every day until December 24th. The schedule for-visiting Santa is 12 noon to 2 p.m. on Saturday, and 3 p.m. to 5 p.m. on Sunda". Durinn the week Santa's hours ' will -be 4 p.m. to 5:30 p.m. and 6:30 p.m. to 8 p.m., Monday through Friday, and by appoint-ment for school classes. Please call the Recreation Center if you wish to schedule a school visit at 516-377-2314 ext. 15. The festivities at the Recreation Center will take .place following the Annual Lighting Ceremony of the Holiday Display at Cannon Triangle, on Sunrise Highway and Church Street where there will be a Creche, a Holiday tree, Menorah candles, and a Kwanzaa dis- __pjay/Lhe_eyent_wjlJ begin at 5 p.m. The Freeport Skating Academy will pre-sent a special Holiday on Ice program at 7 p.m. at the Recreation Center rink. The sixth annual show will highlight the youngest stu-dents, the three and fourLyear-o!d skaters; and the finale will include Santa Claus in his sleigh. More than 40 trees are decorated in many different themes to celebrate the Holiday Season at the Freeport Recreation Center. *l oin the 'Toyj s for• Tots' Holidavj Progt?r"am , Rre Department Executive Director Roy li Santa Claus. Mayor Bill Slacken and "Let's make this holiday season a very special year for the less fortunate youngsters among us," said Major Chuck Kilbride, chairman of the United States Marine Corps' Toys for Tots program, .as he invited some 200 members of Nassau County's govern-ment, civic, and business communities to join in donating toys for disadvan-taged children this holiday season. The program has been in operation for nearly 55 years. It depends on the voluntary contributions of toys, ser-vices and support from concerned cit-izens to make the holidays happier and brighter for needy children. Freeport's Police Benevolent Association and Fire Department have long been among the organizations providing substantial support and assistance to the Toys for Tots pro- • ^gram, by donating and collecting tons of toys over the years. Ray Maguire, Executive Director of the Freeport Fire Department, explained, "This is a pro-gram everyone wants to take part in. It makes us feel really good to help out these kids during the holidays." Mayor Bill Glacken invited Freeport residents to donate new toys, books, games, and other items for children at the special collection boxes at the Recreation Center, the lobby at Village Hall, Police Headquarters, and all of the firehouses throughout the Village. Honors Its heroes OB Veterans Day c/ The Village of Freeport is one of only three municipalities on Long Jsland which owns and operates an electric utility, enabling the village to provide electrical power to local businesses and residents at a substantial savings. Over the past year, the Board of Trustees has been exploring a vari-ety of options in an effort to replace two 34 year old diesel generators currently in use at Power Plant 2 with modern, efficient equip-ment in order to continue to deliver safe, environmentally clean, low-cost electricity to our customers. The proposal calls for the installation of two new gas turbines at the Power Plant No. 2 site, one owned and operated by the Village and producing 47 megawatts of elec-tric power, of which 10 megawatts would be sold to LIPA for thirty years; and the other owned by a developer and producing 44 megawatts of power, all of which was to be sold to LIPA. Previously, the Village had selected PP&L Global as the developer of the second plant. Recently, as you may have read, negoti-ations between PP&L Global and LIPA ended without reaching a final agreement. Currently, the Village is pursuing alterna-tives. The immediate option is for the Village to lease the second site to LIPA, and to allow LIPA to find a developer. The other is for the Village to entertain proposals from other developers, and to select one to replace PP&L Global. Within one week of PP&L's withdrawal, the Village has already received inquiries from at least a dozen developers. There may be other options as well which are worth pursuing. In any case, the Village is moving forward with the project to replace the aging diesels with modern gas turbines. Freeport's electric utility customers enjoy reliable service at a substantially reduced cost compared to other utility cus-tomers on Long Island and in the metropoli-tan area. That is just one of the many rea-sons that so many families are attracted to Freeport, where they are able to purchase a home at an affordable- price and comfort-ably meet the monthly utility bills, an accom-plishment that might have been out of their financial reach elsewhere on Long Island. Freeport's reliable, low-cost electricity also plays a major role in attracting new businesses to the community and in encour-aging established firms to invest in future expansion and development. .The industrial park, located south of Merrick Road, boasts a near-zero vacancy rate as commercial ten-ants enjoy the advantage of substantial sav-ings on electricity. The downtown business district anticipates two major building pro-jects within the next year, the construction of the Main Street Mews and the develop-ment of the Plaza West complex. The devel-oper of both projects, Time Equities, Inc., rec-ognized the benefits of the village's owned an_d_p.perated utilities in terms of cost and_ delivery of services. In addition, Freeport's working waterfront area, the 'Nautical Mile,' which saw a complete renovation and revi-talization over two years ago, continues to thrive with restaurants, stores and gift shops either opening or expanding along the length of Woodcleft Ave. I am determined to move forward with this energy project, ultimately reaching an agreement that will ensure the construction of a new Power Plant No. 2 generating facil-ity capable of delivering clean, safe, reliable electricity at a significant cost savings to Freeport's utility customers. Mayor and Deputy Mayor describe their Jobs to Bayview Ave0 School Students Mayor Glacken describes the voting process to the youngsters in Mrs. Larkin's class. Deputy Mayor Frierson listens to a question from one ef the students in Mrs. Thome's class. Mayor Bill Glacken and Deputy Mayor Renaire Frierson spent a recent morning with the Bayview Ave. School children at their Career Expo explaining to the youngsters what their village jobs involve. Mayor Glacken-described the election process and how he was chosen to be the Mayor of Freeport to represent all of the people in the village. "I quite often travel to Washington, D.C., or to Albany, N.Y., to meet with congressional representatives and state legislators, to ask for funding to improve the roads, streets, and other important structures in the village," Glacken told the youngsters. Deputy Mayor Frierson told the students that she attended Bayview Aye. School and graduated from the Freeport High School. Ms. Frierson described her college years at Hofstra University and her expe-riences attending Boston University School of Law. The youngsters wanted to know how long it took to finish college and law school. Ms. Frierson encouraged them to study hard and plan for their future, explaining that they must set goals and then work to achieve them. "Freedom is not free," declared Mayor Bill Glacken in articulating the theme of the Veterans Day Observance spon-sored by American Legion Post 342 at the Freeport Memorial Library. "I believe Veterans Day is one of the more important holi-days for our country," he said, explaining, "as Americans are once again preparing to fight on foreign soil for the freedom and safety of ourselves and others, we are reminded of those who came to the United States in the past, just as so many people do today, seeking freedom. These brave men and women are ready today, as their predecessors were, to pay the ultimate price.. They have signed up to join the Attending the memorial ceremony were, foreground, Past Commander Ed Martin, Police Chief Michael Woodward, Mayor Bill Glocken, Trustees Bill White, Jr., and Don Mauersberger. In the background, Director Stephen Pagano and the members of the Select Chorale. armed services and sacrifice their own lives in order to ensure that others will live to enjoy the very freedom these brave individuals sought for themselves. This is what makes us all Americans, our determination to preserve and protect the ideals of truth, hope, freedom and equality." The event was dedicated to Past Commander Charles Jackson who managed to coordi-nate the program from his hospi-tal bed. Freeport High School's Select Chorale performed several musical selections accompanied by pianist Ellen Schutt and directed by Stephen Pagano. The group closed the ceremony with a stir-ring rendition of the "Battle Hymn of the Republic." Giblyn School Students Police Chief Michael Woodward accepts t-shirt from one of the Giblyn fourth graders. Police officer Dove Brodsky with the students of Mrs. Gould's fourth grade class. Directly behind him are (left) Officer Tom Williams and (right) Officer Gene Hall with Mrs. Goelz's fourth grade class. Fourth grade students at the Leo F. Giblyn elementary school officially 'adopted' their individual police officers at a special ceremony held at the school recently. The officers will attend class functions, correspond with the youngsters and foster a personal relationship with them. The program was.developed seven years ago by Police Chief Michael Woodward" as a means of building a bond between the youngsters and,the policev officers. Over the years, many.of the children and the officers have remained in close contact. In many cases, the officers have provided guidance and assistance to teenagers facing the difficult adolescent years. Led by school principal Harris Chandler and teacher Mary Johnson, the students sang several songs before each class presented their particular police officer with 'adoption papers.' Eleven officers joined the youngsters in seven-classrooms to learn more about one another on this first official visit. "The Adopt-a-Cop program has had a very positive impact on. Freeport's school children," explained Chief Woodward, adding, "it provides them with mentors and role models who help them deal with the many challenges of today's world."
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A journey through Roberto Mancini's extensive collection of headgear - trust us, this is one gallery you'll want to see through to the last picture!
As you'll see, City's manager clearly subscribes to that old adage, "Get ahead, get a hat."
Slightly more left-field look from Roberto here resembling either a burglar or a swimmer. You decide.
Mancini's flowing locks lend well to this, the eighties tennis player's look.
He wouldn't get into a shopping centre with his hood up but it does help with the Manchester climate.
Roberto looks City through and through with his bobble hat - the first of many...
Mancini takes great care not to disturb his mane as he applies his trademark training ground bobble hat.
The do is intact and we're sure you'll agree this is a fine look for the Italian.
Roberto takes this one straight from the school playground to keep himself dry.
Another day, another bobble hat, Roberto is something of a connoisseur, it seems...
A keen cyclist, Roberto is the perfect role model for road safety here.
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MINNEAPOLIS, Jan. 9, 2014 /PRNewswire/ -- Cargill today reported net earnings of $556 million in the fiscal 2014 second quarter ended Nov. 30, up 36 percent from $409 million in the year-ago period. First-half earnings were $1.13 billion, down 19 percent from $1.38 billion a year ago. Second-quarter revenues decreased 7 percent to $32.9 billion, which brought first-half revenues to $66.7 billion.
"Cargill posted a solid second quarter, with earnings improved in three of our four segments," said David MacLennan, Cargill's president and chief executive officer. "We also oversaw the opening of several new investments that support customers' growth and success." The company's results were supported in part by 2013's improved crop production. The impact on supply and demand caused prices for agricultural commodities to come down from last year's highs, providing relief to Cargill's animal nutrition and protein segment.
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The Food Ingredients & Applications segment was up slightly from the year-ago period; it also was the largest contributor to second-quarter results. Demand in some product lines improved appreciably. For example, markets for cocoa powder saw firmer demand and sales volume, while increased U.S. corn supplies lifted domestic and export demand for ethanol. Still, many segment businesses experienced softer demand and sales volumes due to the sluggishness remaining in parts of the global economy.
Earnings in Animal Nutrition & Protein rose significantly. Improved profitability among the animal nutrition units was linked to lower input costs, good price risk management and a well-managed mix of bulk, specialty and customized animal feeds. The animal protein businesses also realized the effects of new-crop supplies, which eased last year's high feeding costs. Larger export volumes and increased operating efficiencies also contributed to stronger results, especially in beef processing.
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Earnings in Industrial & Financial Services increased slightly. Although energy results were weak, the segment benefited from increased demand for ocean transport of coal and iron ore, and from favorable trends in U.S. steel manufacturing and processing.
Cargill completed the acquisition of Joe White Maltings in Australia, a key addition to better serving brewers in Australia and Asia, and providing Australian farmers with more marketing options.
Several projects came on line that better serve food, feed, farm and other customers. In the United States, Cargill began processing corn into ethanol at the Fort Dodge, Iowa, corn wet mill that was purchased in 2011. The facility will anchor the development of a biorefinery campus that can support the manufacture of other biobased products. Cargill's multiseed processing plant in West Fargo, N.D., was modernized and expanded to support increased demand from food processors and foodservice companies for sunflower and canola oils. Cargill began constructing a sunflower seed crush plant in southwestern Russia, its first crush facility in that country. The plant will produce sunflower oil for domestic and global food manufacturers. The company also purchased a minority stake in a deep sea port terminal in Novorossiysk on the Black Sea. The investment opens an important channel for connecting Cargill's Russian grain origination to customers in North Africa, the Middle East and beyond.
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SAO PAULO, March 28 (Reuters) - Brazil's unemployment rate rose slightly in February but remained near a record low, the latest sign of a tight job market that is stoking inflation as the government struggles to rein in rising consumer prices.
Government data released on Thursday showed Brazil's jobless rate rose in February to 5.6 percent from 5.4 percent in January.
The number was slightly below the median forecast of 5.7 percent in a Reuters survey of 21 economists. The estimates ranged from 5.5 percent to 6.0 percent.
Brazil's jobless rate is not seasonally adjusted and usually rises in the first months of the year as businesses lay off temporary workers following the holiday season.
Unemployment is still near record lows in Brazil, with the tight labor market in some areas contributing to inflation pressure. Brazil's central bank earlier on Thursday raised its inflation forecasts for 2013 and 2014, reaffirming previous signals that an interest rate hike could be on its way this year.
The report from government statistics agency IBGE showed that the number of Brazilians with jobs in the six major metropolitan areas fell 0.7 percent from January to 23 million people. The number rose 1.6 percent in February from the same month a year earlier.
The number of people who unsuccessfully looked for work was little changed from January and the year earlier at 1.4 million.
Real wages, or salaries discounted for inflation, rose 1.2 percent from January to an average of 1,849.50 reais ($924.75) a month. They rose 2.4 percent from the year-earlier period.
The unemployment rate, as calculated by the IBGE, tallies jobs in the formal sector, where employers are legally registered, as well as off-the books jobs in the so-called informal sector.
((For the IBGE's jobless report see: http://www.ibge.gov.br/home/presidencia/noticias/noticia_visualiza.php?id_noticia=2347&id_pagina=1))
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The values that set us apart from others -- respect for the individual, service to our customers and striving for excellence -- rest on the foundation of personal integrity and responsibility. Associates in all areas and levels of our business are responsible for understanding and complying with our State- ment of Ethics. I encourage you to be a champion for integrity by engaging fellow associates in conversation and setting an example through your words and actions.
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A strong commitment to ethics and integrity isn't just the right way to do business. It's how we earn the trust and respect that is critical to our success, and our ability to help more people live better. Our customers trust us to be their advocate. Our suppliers trust us to be an equitable partner. And as Walmart associates, we trust each other to uphold the highest standards of conduct every day. I am confident that our commitment to ethics and integrity will continue to guide us well as we continue on our journey together.
Each business organization Walmart operates is expected to have a complete set of policies providing guidance to associates for whatever country they are working in. Walmart also publishes several "global policies," which are designed to give associates a set of rules that are the same for all locations. This Statement of Ethics is an example of a global policy.
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PLATTSBURGH — Cornell Cooperative Extension, in cooperation with the New York Farm Bureau and the New York State Department of Agriculture and Markets, has established the CCE Forage Exchange to assist farmers affected by the recent flooding.
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Dr. Brian Gould, a professor at the University of Wisconsin and a national expert on the program, will be giving each of the identical live on-line webinar presentations. Webinar dates are Monday, Oct. 3; Wednesday, Oct. 5; Friday, Oct. 7; Wednesday, Oct. 12; and Friday, Oct. 14. Meetings start promptly at 11 am.
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Jimbo and co. need to reach out to this kid right away. He is literally the best middle school athlete I've ever seen. On any play he could take it to the house if he didn't want to throw the ball. So basically, he was toying with the other team. It was obvious he significantly faster, quicker, and a vastly superior athlete to anybody on either team. He didn't even appear to trying all that hard and never got touched. His future high school coach, Paul Standard, is one great dude so I'm sure this kid is going to have a good head on his shoulders and a good education coming through that school. Of course he's got to pan out, but this is one kid will make a lot of defenders look stupid in high school and go D1 somewhere.
I don't know his name but I've linked their roster.
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I honestly don't know his name but can try and find out. I'll reach out to their coach and see. I figured it was one of the single digit guys on their roster.
Is there film? You attached a roster.
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Is there film? You attached a roster.
Yea, I attached the roster because that was all I could find to identify him. I've been offered a coaching position over there starting this summer. Not sure I'm going to accept, but if so I'll keep a close eye on him. I emailed the varsity head coach for some info on him. We'll see what shakes out.
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Race/Species:Iron Golem
Age:It doesn't know.
Alignment:N (It protects humanoid creatures)
Power Level:21/A-
Description:If Golem were to stand still it would look like a piece of iron art, it is so masterfully crafted. It stands 9' tall and when it moves there is no sound of scraping or grating metal like most iron golems but instead just a gentle whirring of gears and cogs. It has a pair of large blades on its forearms that are only barely visible when it is not in combat mode, but when in combat mode they extend out and catch fire. It looks like a truly tall human male with a long iron beard and moustache on its face. It speaks with a very gravely voice
so it speaks in gray.
Personality:Being a Golem, Golem has no personality and only has two emotions, calm (normal) and anger (when in guard mode). It does have a few quirks however. It does "enjoy" juggling and is actually quite good at it and can juggle 8 balls at a time. (If it looks at the locket, a new emotion appears...sadness, it is sad that it did not protect its...friend.)
Equipment:A broken locket.(inside is a picture of Golem's dead master. A little girl that it was suppossed to protect...but she is gone.)
Abilities:Golem is as strong as an elephant and as strong as two when in guard mode. It is very quick thinking but only attacks another if it senses harm is coming to itself or to a humanoid around it.
Golem was a project that the Great Amir of Alavia commissioned to protect his daughter from any threat. The project took 7 months to complete but after those 7 months the Golem stepped into the throne room and greeted its new assignment, Princess Hamia. For 10 years the Golem guarded the girl until on her 18th birthday and her wedding day disaster struck. The Great Amir was a ambitious man and his ambition worried the Kingdoms to the south. They decided to take preemptive action and decided to attack. They attacked on Hamia's wedding day so as to maximise the surprise of the attack. They quickly overcame the lowered guard numbers and swept into the city. At the gates to the High Chapel it was Golem who held the doors against wave after wave of attackers, scything down enemy soldiers as if they were not but wheat before the scythe. As another wave was attacking, a cannon was wheeled and pointed toward the smashed doors of the Chapel. The cannoneers took aim and fired an explosive shell. It sailed past the Golem to impact where the Princess, and her family were hiding. It exploded, killing Hamia and her family. Golem flew into its elemental beserk rage and single handedly sent the enemy army to flight. The night before Hamia had given it a locket. She called it her "only true friend" and kissed it on its iron cheek. The locket was damaged during the battle but its chain has held it on its neck since that day. It wandered the deserts, away from its slaughtered city until one day it found a glowing portal. This my friends, is where we pick the story of Golem the Protector up.
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Removing a 4 foot opening in a load bearing wall (for fish tank)
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I am trying to build a fish tank into a load bearing wall and want to make sure I take all necessary precautions. The fish tank wall used to be the exterior wall of the house before an additional laundry room was added on a few years ago. Now it is the wall separating the kitchen from the laundry room. There is a story above it and the wall above is actually the exterior wall of the house. The wall below in the basement is a concrete foundation wall (there is no foundation below the laundry room). The fish tank wall is plaster with standard studs and is 12' tall. I want to remove basically a 4' wide by 22" tall opening from the center of the wall, starting at about 42" high. First, is this a horrible idea? Second, is it possible to do myself, or would that also be a horrible idea? Finally, if I did do it myself, how would I support the wall while installing the double header and studs to frame out the hole for the tank? |
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Removing a 4 foot opening in a load bearing wall (for fish tank)
With a cement foundation you have plenty of support below
Above you will need to build a header supported by new studs Header size will depend upon the load from above You have an outside wall, roof above that, then the laundry room of the same wall Do you have a pic of the outside to see which way the roof slopes? |
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Opposition to Gay Marriage is Not DiscriminationRABBI ARYEH SPEROThe claim being made by advocates of gay marriage is that the ban of gay marriage is simply about prejudice. They are wrong.
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This flouting of the state law by the mayor and inaction by the attorney general, as in California, shows how liberals often disregard social and moral laws with which they disagree, arguing their loyalty is to conscience. Contrast this with the across the board calls for Alabama's attorney general a Republican to restrain Judge Roy Moore from displaying the Ten Commandments after a panel of judges ruled it illegal. The Republican attorney general complied and followed the law. The claim being made by advocates of gay marriage and its editorial proponents such as the New York Times (November 20, 2003) is, the ban of gay marriage is simply about prejudice. They are wrong, for discrimination means that because of prejudice we do not allow a person of a particular race, religion or sexual orientation to participate in our existing institutions or enjoy the same activities others do. But no one in America would deny an avowed homosexual man to get married, like all other men, to a woman. Nor is the law prejudiced against any proclaimed lesbian wishing, like other women, to marry a man. Who they are does not enter the equation. Whatever their announced orientation, homosexuals have the same right as everyone else to marriage as defined, across the board, by our laws and history: the union of one man (whatever his sexual orientation) to one woman (whatever her orientation). The existing institution of marriage is open to all. Marriage is a contract, and as with all contracts there are elements that define it and superimpose on those committing to it. For the contract to be legal and binding, each party to it must abide by its inherent elements. In this case, the elements are one man, one woman. The problem lies not in the "wannabes" because of whom they are, but rather because what they want to do does not exist for anybody. Green is not red; and the rules of football do not extend to baseball simply because it is also a sport. In times past when blacks were denied the right to vote, it was discrimination since others had that right. When in certain locales in deep medieval Europe Jews were forbidden to marry it was discrimination since all others could marry. These were discriminations and exclusions born of prejudice based not on what but who. Once given the right to marry, it would have been preposterous for a Jew to claim discrimination if the state outlawed him from marrying, for example, an aunt. Nor could a black man cry discrimination if after being given the right to vote he demanded that he be allowed to vote while underage. The New York Times sermonizes that denying gays marriage deprives them of equal protection. That argument is erroneous, for when we allow people of differing religion, race, gender or sexual orientation to participate and share in categories defined equally for all, discrimination does not exist. Certainly prejudice against homosexuals is not at the root of those wishing to preserve the integrity of marriage. Those opposed to gay marriage do not advocate against homosexuals the historic discriminations such as denial of voting, housing, employment, etc. That the issue revolves around a definition and not the people involved is clear when considering the following scenario: what if two straight guys decided to get married for the singular purpose of bypassing all sorts of business legalities and "lawyering" in order to create community property from their combined two businesses. Though they are not homosexual, the law would still deny them a license to marry, since the union of two men does not fall within the definition of marriage, even where homosexuality is not involved. It is not the homosexuality per se but the union of the same-gendered that is oxymoronic with marriage. All things are not the same. However, through the unanswered assertions of moral relativism, all things are deemed the same, and thus meaningless. The problem bedeviling society over the last forty years is more than having been asked to tolerate and accept modes of conduct heretofore outside the respectable pale. It is that those engaged in those activities demand that society redefine its institutions and overturn cherished and wise traditions in order not only to accommodate but also affirm as equally legitimate and desirable such activities. Most often, they are accorded special privileges, with the government zealously targeting employers to meet quotas and, first, prove their innocence in hiring and rental practices if they are to be free from penalization. What begins as a person's or group's desire for private, individual expression always ends up with that activity being given public sanctification, with regular citizens bearing the financial costs. These redefinitions result in the banalization and degradation of the previously accepted standards and practices. Worse, language is reconfigured so that, for example, husbands are simply partners, wives are simply spouses. Sex education will be forced to teach about the alternatively valid homosexual marriage, and woe to those parents and students who balk: the power of the government will come down upon them harshly. Will churches and synagogues that cite Scripture forbidding such marriage be indicted for hate speech? They will be! We hear about homosexual rights, never first realizing that what ultimately will be taken from most everyone else will be freedom of speech and religion; our privacy itself. Our tolerance for the unconventional will result in federal intolerance for the conventional, the necessary. The upshot, as we have seen with other causes, is the diminution, marginalization and even disempowerment of those mainstream to be counted among the exotic or preferrentialed minorities. Quite often that is precisely the underlying, ulterior motive too of the iconoclast and gatecrasher. ACKNOWLEDGEMENT Rabbi Aryeh Spero. "Opposition to Gay Marriage is Not Discrimination." The Free Congress Foundation (March, 2004). This article reprinted with permission from Rabbi Spero and The Free Congress Foundation. The Free Congress Foundation is a 27-year-old Washington, DC-based conservative think tank, that teaches people how to be effective in the political process, advocates judicial reform, promotes cultural conservatism, and works against the government encroachment of individual liberties. THE AUTHOR Rabbi Aryeh Spero is President of Caucus for America. Copyright © 2004 The Free Congress Foundation |
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Just wanted to share a picture with you all.
I guess Broncos Country is everywhere!
Thanks to Director of Ticket Operations Katie Delay for passing along this picture and reminding us just how big Broncos Country is.
Also a HUGE thank you to all the men and women out there who are protecting our country throughout the world.
We will be back in a couple of hours with notes from Sunday morning's practice.
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Not much to update for Thursday's injury report. The main change from yesterday's report for the Packers deals with Sam Shields. It appears Shields was a full participant in Thursday's practice which points to him returning for Sunday's game. This is obviously good news since the Packers have been hurting at the corner back position the last few weeks…..wait, they've been fine there and they linebackers? Oh. Well, it's still good to have Shields back in the fold.
Otherwise every other player kept the same status as Wednesday's injury report. In case you missed it…
Did not practice: T.J. Lang, Clay Matthews, Mike Neal, Jordy Nelson, James Starks, and C.J. Wilson.
Limited participation: Donald Driver, Terrell Manning, Jeff Saturday, and Charles Woodson.
More interesting developments occurred on the Lions side of the board though. Let's take a look at the full chart.
Name | Position | Injury | Wed. | Thurs |
Jeff Backus | T | Hamstring | LP | LP |
Gosder Cherilus | T | Knees | DNP | LP |
Louis Delmas | S | Knee | DNP | LP |
Nick Fairley | DT | Quadricep | LP | DNP |
Chris Houston | CB | Ankle | DNP | LP |
Lawrence Jackson | DE | Concussion | DNP | LP |
Jacob Lacey | CB | Foot / Achilles | DNP | LP |
Kassim Osgood | WR | Finger | FP | FP |
Ashlee Palmer | LB | Thumb | FP | FP |
Corey Williams | DT | Knee | DNP | DNP |
The biggest thing to point out is the status of Nick Fairley. While most Lions have taken a step forward in health in practicing more, it appears Fairley may have taken a step backwards in dealing with his quadricep injury and missed practice on Thursday. Fairley suffered this injury late in the game against the Colts.
The good news for the Lions is that their two most talented players in the secondary, Delmas and Houston, returned to practice on a limited basis. The Lions have struggled in the secondary this year and will need these two to play to help contain Aaron Rodgers and the Packers pass happy offense.


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Integrated Pest Management ( IPM) combines biological, physical, cultural, and chemical control strategies into a comprehensive plan that emphasizes pest prevention. IPM follows a careful decision- making process for determining IF pest suppression is needed, WHEN it is needed, WHERE it is needed, and WHAT control tactics are appropri- ate for each situation. Why use IPM in schools? Using an IPM approach to pest problems balances the concern for proper and minimal pesticide use around school buildings and grounds with the need to prevent pest- related health threats. Pesticides are designed to harm or kill pests by interfering with their life processes. Because some pest and human life processes are similar, pesticides can harm humans. Although nearly all schools use pesticides to control pests, they often use chemicals regardless of whether they are needed. Depending on the placement, timing, and pesticide application method, children and other users of school buildings may be unnecessarily exposed to pesticides. Schools that use IPM are able to manage pests effectively while addressing concerns about pesticides and human health. How does IPM work? IPM approaches school pest problems by finding out where each pest gets the resources ( food, water, and shelter) and conditions ( tem- perature, humidity, light, air, etc.) it needs to survive. Regular monitoring of key locations will help determine how pest infestations can be prevented and whether pests must be controlled. Any exposed food will attract pests. Where do pesticides fit in school IPM programs? IPM includes selective use of pesticides. Pesticides are sometimes necessary for short- term corrective action to eliminate new or preexisting pest infestations and/ or dangerous infestations. 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Apply pesticides as spot treatments or crack- What is the role of PMPs? In school IPM programs, PMPs take a much more active role than conventional pesticide applicators. They are sensitive to the health and well being of students and staff and spend more time inspecting schools and communicating with school staff than applying pesticides. PMPs use these six steps as part of a continuous process of pemanagement: st 1 They inspect the school to identify pests, conditions, and behaviors that encourage pests or interfere with pest control efforts. They examine Pest Sighting Log( s) and talk to school employees to discover new pest sightings and requests for pest control. 2 They monitor the sites to determine the level of pest infestation. 3 They give the IPM contact person written recommendations for actions that the school should take to enhance effective- ness of pest control efforts. 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