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|Oklahoma State
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|2012, 1st round, 5th pick by Jaguars
Jaguars sign third-round DT Smith
The Jaguars announced Thursday that they have agreed to terms with 2010 third-round draft pick DT D'Anthony Smith. Terms of the deal were not disclosed.
Jaguars sign sixth-round CB-RS McGee
Sixth-round pick Scotty McGee signed with Jacksonville on Wednesday, the team announced. He is the third of the Jaguars' six draft picks to sign a contract this year.
AFC South training-camp reports
In the third installment in our series of training-camp reports, we look at the AFC South teams.
Drew's radio show has potential to be a distraction
Sirius XM radio recently announced that RB Maurice Jones-Drew would be hosting a fantasy football show on Friday nights this season. Drew will take calls from listeners and offer fantasy advice for two hours each week starting in August.
Jaguars sign fifth-round pick Lane
DE Austen Lane is the second of six Jaguars 2010 draft picks to come to terms on a contract — DE Larry Hart, a fellow fifth-round pick, signed late Tuesday.
Jaguars sign rookie DE Larry Hart
The Jaguars signed fifth-round DE Larry Hart to a contract Tuesday. Terms of the deal were not immediately disclosed. Hart is the first of Jacksonville's six 2010 draft picks to sign.
Jaguars release DE Hayward and five others
The Jaguars announced Wednesday the release of DE Reggie Hayward, OL Cameron Stephenson and four undrafted rookies — P Robert Malone, CB Chris Hawkins, WR Chris McGaha and FB Ben Stallings.
Q&A with Jaguars WR Mike Thomas
PFW recently caught up with Jaguars WR Mike Thomas to discuss a variety of topics, including his maturation entering his second season, the ongoing position battle for a starting job, the loss of Torry Holt and a possible career after ...
WR Thomas poised for greater success in second season
Coming off a productive season in which he set the Jaguars' franchise record for receptions by a rookie, Mike Thomas believes he is much more prepared to improve upon that production this season.
Jaguars forfeit final two days of OTAs
The Jaguars will not be allowed to hold their final two organized team activities next week after a player complained that the practices were too intense.
Leaner Harvey impresses during OTAs
Former first-rounder DE Derrick Harvey knows this is a make-or-break season. Harvey, whom the Jaguars drafted eighth overall in 2008 in the belief he would become a menacing pass rusher, has mustered only 5½ sacks in two seasons.
Several Jaguars battling for starting OLG position
The acquisition of OG Justin Smiley from the Dolphins is a sign that the club is concerned about the position.
Report: Jaguars acquire OG Smiley
The Jaguars acquired OG Justin Smiley in a trade with the Dolphins, according to a report.
Safety position remains unsettled for Jaguars
The back end of the Jaguars' secondary remains a big concern. Darren Sharper's decision to turn down more money from the Jaguars and return to New Orleans, and the team not addressing the safety position in the draft, means ...
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The Jaguars have signed veteran free-agent LB Teddy Lehman to a contract.
Blackmon wrapped up his rookie season with six catches for 79 yards and a touchdown in the Jaguars' loss to the Titans on Sunday.||||||| He had at least six catches and 79 yards in each of his last three games. Blackmon finished with 865 yards and five touchdowns on the season.
Blackmon hauled in seven catches for 79 yards and a touchdown in the Jaguars' loss to New England on Sunday.||||||| Blackmon has caught at least six passes in three consecutive games.
Blackmon hauled in seven receptions for 236 yards during Sunday's 43-37 overtime loss at Houston.||||||| Blackmon's big day came out of nowhere, as the fifth overall pick in this year's draft had compiled a combined 250 yards in his first nine games. Blackmon, though, could continue to post big numbers with Chad Henne now under center.
Blackmon signed a four-year deal worth about $18.5 million and took part in his first practice at training camp. Blackmon must have three days of non-contact practice before he's allowed to put on full pads. Coach Mike Mularkey said after practice Tuesday that Blackmon will not play in the first preseason game Friday against the New York Giants.||||||| Blackmon, the fifth pick in the NFL draft, missed the first 11 days of practice. He was the last of the 32 first-round picks to sign a contract. Several days before camp opened, Blackmon pleaded guilty to an aggravated DUI charge that occurred in June in Stillwater, Okla.
Jacksonville first-round pick Justin Blackmon agreed to terms Monday with the Jaguars. The Oklahoma State wide receiver is the last first-round pick to reach a deal. He was chosen fifth overall by the Jaguars. The contract will be worth about $18.5 million for four years, which is the maximum for a fifth pick under the NFL's rookie wage system.||||||| Blackmon, who missed the first 11 days of training camp, was arrested in Stillwater, Okla., on June 3 and charged with aggravated DUI when he registered a .24 alcohol level, three times the legal limit. He later apologized and indicated he would stop drinking. Blackmon pleaded guilty at his court hearing July 24. Blackmon isn't likely to play in the Jaguars' first preseason game Friday against the New York Giants.

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The Tulsa Drillers are happy to see the Northwest Arkansas Naturals leave town as the Naturals wrapped up a four-game sweep of the Drillers Thursday night, winning 2-1 at ONEOK Field.
Northwest Arkansas scored in the top of the first when Yem Prades led off the game with a double and came around to score on a single by Sharlon Schoop.
Tulsa knotted the score in the third on Tim Torres' RBI single that brought home Josh Rutledge. But, that was all the scoring the Drillers could muster.
Despite matching the Naturals with ten hits in the game, Tulsa batted just 1-of-7 with runners in scoring position and stranded eight base runners.
Northwest Arkansas didn't do so hot, either, going just 2-for-8. But, the second instance came in the top of the sixth on Eric Duncan's RBI single.
Northwest Arkansas swept the four-game series, allowing the Naturals to pull within a single game of the division leading Drillers. Tulsa is now 24-and-16 overall, but just 1-and-7 against Northwest Arkansas.
Next up for the Drillers is a four-game road trip to Springfield beginning with Friday night's game at 7:06 p.m. Tulsa returns home Wednesday to begin a series against Frisco.
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A Functional Behavior Analysis is the first step to create a behavior plan for a child with difficult behavior, known as a Behavior Intervention Plan (BIP.) The behavior section of the Special Considerations in the IEP asks "Does the student exhibit behaviors that impede his/her learning or that of others?" If true, be sure that an FBA and BIP are created. If you are fortunate a psychologist or a Certified Applied Behavioral Analyst come in and do the FBA and BIP. Most small school districts may share those specialists, so if you wish to have an FBA and BIP prepared for an IEP meeting, you may have to do it.
1. Identify the Problem Behavior
Once a teacher has determined that there is a behavior problem, the teacher, behavior specialist or psychologist needs to define and describe the behavior, so anyone who observes the child will see the same thing. The behavior needs to be "operationally" described, so that the topography, or shape, of the behavior is clear to every observer.
2. Collecting Data About the Problem BehaviorOnce the problem behavior(s) has (have) been identified, you need to collect information about the behavior. When and under what circumstances does the behavior occur? How often does the behavior occur? How long does the behavior last? Different kinds of data are chosen for different behaviors including frequency and duration data. In some cases an analog condition functional analysis, which involves an experimental design, may be the best way to determine the function of a behavior.
3. Analyze the Data and Write the FBA
Once the behavior is described and the data is collected, it's time to analyse the information you have collected and determine the purpose, or consequence, of the behavior. Consequences usually fall into three distinct groups: avoiding tasks, situations or settings, acquiring preferred items or food, or getting attention. Once you have analyzed the behavior and identified the consequence, you can begin the Behavior Intervention plan!


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Certainly Taibbi knows that lawyers are hired guns who shoot as well as they can for those who hire them. Why the innuendo? If White didn't do her best for her clients, she would be guilty of malpractice.
Now her job is to pursue "malefactors of great wealth". I'll be watching her. So will an awful lot of other people. Let's see what she does now. That she has a record of serving her clients faithfully and well is not a sane criticism.
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MELT caramels with milk in small saucepan on low heat, stirring frequently until caramels are completely melted. Stir in pecans. Pour into crust; cover with cream cheese batter.
BAKE 40 minutes or until center is almost set. Cool. Refrigerate 3 hours or overnight. Let cheesecake stand at room temperature for at least 30 minutes before slicing to allow caramel layer to soften. Store leftover cheesecake in refrigerator.


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To the northwest, off the coast of Ecuador, lie the Galapagos Islands, which are unique for hosting species not found anywhere else on earth. These were the subject of study for Charles Darwin in his theory of evolution, which he himself said will require proof in every single case.
The main languages in South America are Spanish and Portugese, which basically tells you which European countries colonized the place. The South American wars of independence took place over two decades in the early 19th century, led by Simon Bolivar of Venezuela and Jose san Martin of Argentina.
Following liberation from Portugal and Spain, South America took off into its own development, capitalizing on the rich deposits of oil, gold, copper, silver and tango musicians.
Brazil is the largest country in South America and home to one of the world's best parties, Carnaval. Have you heard of samba music? How about bossa nova? Maybe dancing for three days straight?
I can't say enough good things about South America. All the world's continents have amazing secrets and treasures laying in wait for your discovery, but in South America... just have a look at our pictures while you're waiting for online confirmation of your plane tickets to hit your inbox.
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Davi Millsaps
DoB: 1988
Height: 6′
Weight: 190 lbs
Hometown: Orlando, FL
Bike: Suzuki RMZ-450
Davi started professionally with Suzuki. Then he raced for Team Honda. He then joined up with the Joe Gibbs MX Racing Team, riding Yamaha's. In 2013, Davi is part of the Rockstar Energy Suzuki team.
Career Highlights
Davi won his first professional championship, the Lites East supercross title. He then surprised the industry by stepping up to the premier class in motocross, finishing third overall.
Turned professional after nine major amateur titles and winning the prestigious AMA Horizon Award at the Loretta Lynn's Amateur National Championship the year prior. He would finish inside the top-10 in series points in both supercross (ninth in Lites East) and motocross (eighth in Lites).
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Autism - or autism spectrum disorder (ASD) - is a group of developmental disabilities that most often appears during the first three years of life. It affects how a person communicates and interacts with others. ASDs occur in all racial, ethnic, and socioeconomic groups, but are four times more likely to be found in boys than girls. In 2007, the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) found about 1 in 150 eight-year-old children in multiple areas of the United States had an ASD.
Although more children are diagnosed with autism today than ever before, the outlook for these individuals has changed dramatically. Several decades ago, if a child was diagnosed with autism, there was little hope for leading anything close to a "normal" life. In fact, many parents were encouraged by professionals to place their child with autism into institutional care to spare the family the stress and heartache of attempting to raise the child. However, recent research has demonstrated that by providing the child with services and support at appropriate developmental levels, significant gains in most life areas can be achieved.
No one is sure what causes autism. However, researchers do have some ideas. They know that autism is at least somewhat genetic. This means that if someone in the family has autism, it is a little more likely that someone else in the family could be born with autism as well. Some researchers think that a few things in the environment might be a part of what causes autism. Researchers also have ideas about what might not cause autism. It seems unlikely that vaccines are the cause. The signs of autism tend to show up around the same time children are getting their vaccines, which can create confusion.
Symptoms of autism tend to appear at a very early age. The major symptom is that the child starts having problems with social interaction. This might mean the child does not respond to people trying to talk to him or he stares off into space for long periods of time.
As the child gets older, she may not be able to relate to those around her very well, or skills like talking may be delayed. Some parents report that their children were reaching all their milestones on time and then stopped, or even possibly lost skills they once had.
Children might do some simple things over and over again, like rock back and forth, sing a song, or scratch themselves. Many children with autism are also sensitive to touch: some do not like to be touched – even lightly, while others prefer touch with a deep pressure.
Parents and families know their own children best. Because of this, they are most likely to know when something is wrong. If you see any of the above symptoms in your child, you should take him or her to a pediatrician for an evaluation.
Because autism is a spectrum disorder, it can be mild or severe or somewhere in between. The spectrum of disorders can also include a diagnosis of PDD-NOS, which stands for Pervasive Developmental Disorder not otherwise specified. A diagnosis of PDD-NOS means that the child has some symptoms of autism but not quite enough to make a firm diagnosis at that time.
A child with severe autism might not be able to talk. A child with medium autism may have limited skills. One of the mildest kinds of autism is called Asperger syndrome. People with Asperger syndrome have normal or above-average intelligence and IQs. They tend to have a hard time in social situations.
Some doctors specialize in autism specifically. They may be best able to diagnose and treat your child. One way to find an autism specialist is to check with local hospitals or a nearby university. Your child's pediatrician might also be able to recommend a specialist.
Autism cannot be cured, but treatment can be helpful in reducing some symptoms or in helping the child learn new skills. Treatment is a team project. An autism team will usually include:
This team will run many medical tests. They do this because the symptoms of autism overlap with symptoms of other diseases, and the doctors want to be sure of the diagnosis. The team will also assess your child's behavior. These tests might include watching your child or asking you questions about your child.
Two therapies are most often used to help children with autism:
Any therapy can cost a lot of money. The Autism Society of America is a highly recommended resource that provides a comprehensive listing of state programs and resources, a toll free number, 1-800-3 AUTISM, as well as an online referral database, AutismSource. The Autism Treatment Center of America also has information about a number of programs and services. Additionally, Autism Speaks provides a publication called the 100 Day Kit that gives concrete, albeit perhaps a little overwhelming, steps to take after a child is diagnosed.
Ohio parents may find various forms of assistance by visiting Autism Resources for Ohio Parents.
Medications can be helpful for children with autism. SSRIs are often used to help with depression, anxiety, and obsessive-compulsive disorder, all of which can happen with autism.
Children with autism may become aggressive at times. Anti-psychotics, such as Risperidone/Risperdal, have been useful and do not have many side effects. However, weight gain is often seen with this medication.
Children with autism may also show signs of overactive behavior or short attention, similar to what is seen in ADHD. Standard medications used to treat ADHD, such as stimulant medications and atomoxetine, may be helpful in managing these symptoms.
If the child has seizures, he or she will be put on anti-convulsants. These medications help control the seizures. Your child's doctor will talk to you about which medications are right for your child.
The CDC urges the importance of treating ASDs as conditions of urgent public health concern. By doing all we can to identify children's learning needs and starting intervention as early as possible, autistic children can have the chance to reach their full potential.
Autism and Developmental Disabilities Monitoring (ADDM) Network (Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, 2009)
Autism Information Center (Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, 2009)
Autism: Reaching for a Brighter Future, Service Guidelines for Individuals with Autism Spectrum Disorder and Pervasive Developmental Disorder (ASD/PDD)
Autism Society of Ohio
Early Intervention Can Make a Difference for Autistic Children
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This article was written by Maya Brown-Zimmerman, Graduate Student, MPH Program, OSU College of Public Health.
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Little Cottage By the Big Lake in Okeechobee
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Welcome home to this 1 bedroom, 1 bath cottage. They don't call this Treasure Island for nothing. This pristine cottage is like having a little bit of heaven right in Okeechobee. It has a big fenced yard, and sits on a main canal that is just minutes away from the lake. There are no fixed bridges between you and the lake, so bring a boat as big as you need. Or if you like, just pull up a chair and fish right off the seawall. Come enjoy this peaceful home with beautifull sunsets and the sounds of nature all around you.
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It is a special day of remembrance for NASA.
10 years ago today, the space shuttle Columbia and its seven astronauts were lost.
They were returning from a 16-day mission.
A few hundred people gathered this morning at Florida's Kennedy Space Center to remember the Columbia seven, who lost their lives in the name of exploration and discovery.


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Skyway spanning Nicolett Mall, Minneapolis, c.1974.
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Nonpartisan League meeting in Carver County, 1918.
Norelius House, Vasa, c.1973.
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North and west façades of Faribault Woolen Mill with Cannon River in the foreground, 2011. Photograph by Elizabeth A. Gales.
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MARTY JONES, CHEROKEE HEAVEN, WINNER: "What a year! (Jones saddled Compari to win the $100,000 Sensational Star Handicap on New Year's Day). He didn't catch the right trip his last few races . . . He got beat by Ever A Friend (Nov. 5), there was no pace that day. Brice (Blanc) rode him well. It just didn't set up well for him. Then the other day (Nov. 29) across down (Hollywood Park), he just had a bad post (nine) and got packed wide all the way and kind of ran out of ground. He got the right trip today and it was just racing luck."
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A CTA bus driver was ordered held on a $400,000 bond Friday for allegedly molesting a minor relative, the Chicago Sun-Times is reporting.
Milton Clay, 59, attacked the girl for a little less than a year beginning last summer, Cook County prosecutors said.
Clay was arrested after the girl, now 11, told a friend and teacher about the abuse that took place at Clay's home, in the 8100 block of South Talman Avenue, Assistant State's Attorney Robert Mack said.
Clay is charged with predatory criminal sexual and aggravated criminal sexual abuse. He is next scheduled to appear in court April 30, according to the Cook County Sheriff's office.
He has worked for the CTA for the last six years, according to an assistant public defender.
CTA officials declined comment.
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North Country land buys called 'nails in Northern Pass coffin'
The closings on Wednesday for easements on more than 1,000 acres in Stewartstown were anticipated, since the forest society had previously announced purchase and sales agreements.
The society has been raising money since last summer in a "Trees Not Towers" campaign designed to block the path of the high-voltage transmission lines intended to deliver hydroelectric power from Quebec into the New England power grid, via New Hampshire.
The largest easement acquired on Wednesday was for 1,000 acres owned by dairy farmer Rod McAllaster, whose family has farmed the land for generations. McAllaster had previously told reporters that Northern Pass had offered him $4 million for the land near the Quebec border. According to tax stamps on record at the Coos County Registry of Deeds, the conservation easement was obtained by the forest society for $825,000.
"We announced in August that we intended to do this, and we started raising money," said Jack Savage, forest society spokesman. "In October we announced that we were close, and now it's done. So to whatever extent Northern Pass had any hope that we would fail to close these transactions, thus opening the door for them to again approach Mr. McAllaster, that's off the table."
On the same day, the forest society closed on conservation easements for 86 acres spanning two parcels of land owned by Lynne Placey of Stewartstown for $330,000. "That's an indication of how strategically placed her land is," said Savage. He explained that the easements were based on professional appraisals last summer that took into account what Northern Pass has paid for easements and acquisitions.
Northern Pass spokesman Mike Skelton said the Forest Society's actions were expected, and have not blocked the project.
"They've had no effect on our efforts to identify and propose a new route and that fact will be made clear when we release the details of our new proposal in the future," he said. "Northern Pass is excited to share the details of our new proposal soon, and we look forward to the comprehensive state and federal review process. If the project earns approval from those permitting bodies, Northern Pass will bring clean, low-cost power, hundreds of local jobs, and millions in new tax revenue to New Hampshire."
The company had been expected to announce a new route by the end of the year, and said it had one on Dec. 31, but since then has provided no details.
Savage said the land purchases and easements obtained by the forest society's so-called "blocking actions" have created an extremely steep hill for Northern Pass developers to climb.
"Is there still a way to potentially do it?" he said. "Perhaps, but they would need to abandon their intended route and the tens of millions of dollars they've already spent, to pursue some other overland way to do it, crossing hundreds of new property owners."
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Rolling Stone has picked both Bob Mould's Workbook 25 and Hank Williams The Garden Spot Programs, 1950 as part of The Best Reissues of 2014. Read about all the picksContinue Reading
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You know our goal is to bring you great music. Sometimes, it's records/artists you know, sometimes it's music from artists you didn't know existed, and sometimes it's a new discovery altogether. Or other times, we're giving a fantastic record a second chance. March has quite a few of those, with The Cold Of The Morning fromContinue Reading
January 14: Lone Justice This Is Lone Justice: The Vaught Tapes, 1983 CD/Digital/LP (first pressing on translucent red vinyl) January 28: Iain Matthews The Art Of Obscurity (first US release in 15 years!) CD/Digital February 4: The Dream Syndicate The Day Before Wine And Roses CD/Digital February 11: Camper Van Beethoven Our Beloved Revolutionary Sweetheart CD/180-gram LP Camper Van Beethoven Key Lime Pie CD/180-gram 2-LP February 25: Bob Mould Workbook 25 2-CD/2-LP MarchContinue Reading
Omnivore Recordings is proud to be involved in Iain Matthews' first U.S. release in fifteen years, The Art Of Obscurity! More than that, we're expanding our horizons, in working with Iain and Pledge Music, and making it even more special. We ask that you visit Iain's Pledge Music site to find pieces of his storied legacy,Continue Reading
This year, Record Store Day Back to Black Friday is on November 29, so you can walk off the feast from the day before by heading to your local record store. We'll have three releases, all on vinyl: Townes Van Zandt's Sunshine Boy: The Unheard Studio Sessions & Demos 1971-1972 (3-LP limited first run, clear vinylContinue Reading
Here's a video teaser for the upcoming JellyfishContinue Reading
When Steve Marriott left the Small Faces (Rock and Roll Hall of Fame Class of 2012) to launch a new band in 1968, expectations were high. Marriott teamed with 18-year-old guitarist Peter Frampton, already a U.K. star through his work with The Herd, along with bassist Greg Ridley from Spooky Tooth, and 17-year-old drummer Jerry Shirley, who Steve Marriott had used as a session player for Andrew Loog Oldham's Immediate Record Label. Humble Pie recorded four albums and several singles before achieving its U.S. breakthrough with 1971's double-live set Performance: Rockin' the Fillmore.Continue Reading
We now have Stereo copies of the wonderful album Heartbreak by Bert Jansch available for now in our shop. Still on clear vinyl just like the Mono copies. Or get the CD with the bonus disc Live At McCabe's Guitar Shop! Either way, this record needs to be a part of your life!Continue Reading
We've got so many new releases coming in the fall, it's time to start sharing. Lots of folks have been asking about the Old 97′s & Waylon Jennings sold out Record Store Day double 7". So we're issuing it as a CD & Digital E.P., adding two more Old 97′s demos and letting it loose back out into the world! One of the added demos is a cover of the Magnetic Fields song, "Born On A Train!"Continue Reading
How does that song go? "Summertime, and the listenin' is easy?" Whatever the words are, we here at the Omnivore Head Table have made sure we've got you covered for every conceivable situation. June finds us in a power pop mode with the CD/Digital/Standard black vinyl release of our acclaimed Big Star documentary soundtrack, Nothing Can Hurt Me. We've even got a glow-in-the dark Big Star slipmat to put underneath! Add in The Three O'Clock's The Hidden World Revealed on CD/Digital and the paisley sun shines bright.Continue Reading
The story of Big Star will finally hit the big screen in the feature-length documentary Big Star: Nothing Can Hurt Me (for information on the film, please visit Magnolia Pictures). After years in the making, the movie will open in theaters, On Demand and on iTunes, July 3. A week before that, we'll be releasing the soundtrack featuring 22 tracks, all of which are previously unissued versions of classic Big Star songs! It will be available on CD, digital and a double-LP (standard weight, black vinyl). Pre-order now!Continue Reading
If the response to their recent reunion gigs (and anticipation for Coachella) weren't enough, we're proud to present the first ever collection by The Three O'Clock covering the years 1981-1986! Coming June 25, The Hidden World Revealed has everything a Three O'Clock fan could want; 20 tracks that include hits to demos to alternate mixes to fan-club singles.Continue Reading
There's a reason it's called RECORD Store Day. Yes, April 20th will be this year's Record Store Day, and we here at Omnivore are ready to deliver. Three titles in fact. Big Star, Old 97's with Waylon Jennings, and Three HIts.Continue Reading
Back by popular demand, Stack-a-Tracks, the two classic Jellyfish albums presented instrumentally for your enjoyment! Our Record Store Day first pressing was a limited-edition numbered gatefold 2-CD set that blew out so fast that we thought we should get it back out there as soon as possible for those who missed it. Available 3/12.Continue Reading
Here Tonight: The White Light Demos features never before heard solo demos from the 1970-1971 White Light era! 12 tracks including three songs previously unissued in any form. Liner notes by John Einarson, author of Mr. Tambourine Man: The Life And Legacy Of Gene Clark (Backbeat Books, 2005). Pre-order now!Continue Reading
Coming this February 12, Omnivore Recordings will release definitive compilations by three giants of country and rockabilly music; Wanda Jackson, Merle Haggard, and George Jones.Continue Reading
Check out the title track from the upcoming collection of unissued studio tracks and demos from Townes Van Zandt. 2-CD set available for Buy yours now in our shop!Continue Reading
We hope you're all healthy, happy and getting set for the holidays! At Omnivore, we've enlisted the help of a few thousand elves to help us get everything in order, they've been busy, we've been busy, so here we go!Continue Reading
Check out our collection of unissued Hee Haw recordings from Buck Owens, titled Honky Tonk Man: Buck Sings Country Classics.Continue Reading
Have we got plans for Record Store Day/Black Friday November 23? Oh yes we do! Rarities galore grace these four 10″ titles arriving in gorgeous picture sleeves!Continue Reading
Today on Noise Trade get a free digital 3-song E.P. in advance of the upcoming Old 97′s reissue of Too Far To Care. These three demos are exclusive to the E.P. and will not be on the 2-CD / 2-LP reissue. Nor will they be on the They Made A Monster: The Too Far To Care Demos LP/Digital release. So grab them from now Noise Trade and complete your collection!Continue Reading
Here's a first listen/viewing of "(Here On This) Lonely Night" from upcoming release by The Knack, Rock & Roll Is Good For You: The Fieger/Averre Demos. Doug and Berton shot this video back in '75, a real time-capsule video!Continue Reading
Indeed it is! On November 6, the world of Omnivore adds the great Bert Jansch to its roster with a beautiful reissue of his 1981 album Heartbreak. Long out of print, we're bringing it back for its 30th Anniversary in grand style as a limited-edition clear vinyl LP (first pressing of 1,500, black thereafter), a HD digital album and a double CD/double digital album. The second disc in the 2-CD package contains the previously unissued Live At McCabe's Guitar Shop, a full show from June, 1981. Buy yours here!Continue Reading
She did it all, from stage to screens big and small, but she never had a Christmas album! What?!? No holiday cheer? Do not fear, put on your Santa suit and shimmy down the chimney, as Omnivore Recordings is proud to announce The Edie Adams Christmas Album featuring Ernie Kovacs (1952). Our favorite track? Edie and Ernie duetting on "Silver Bells!" Buy now for everyone on your list who is cool enough to get it.Continue Reading
Let's just start with a quote from our friend Laurie Pepper, "Art hated the idea that people put jazz in a pigeonhole. He wanted to make people forget the categories and 'make them open up and listen.'"Continue Reading
Fifteen years have flown by since the Old 97's major label debut, Too Far To Care, first hit the shelves, and because this record is an Omnivore Recordings favorite, we decided to raise a ruckus for the anniversary in true Omnivore fashion. We expanded the original album to include four session outtakes to release as the first disc of the new 2-CD package. Then, when band gave us access to their pre-Too Far To Care demos, we put those all on Disc 2 of the new edition. Happy anniversary!Continue Reading
Today we're excited to announce that September 11 we release Rock & Roll Is Good For You: The Fieger/Averre Demos!Continue Reading
If you're a fan of mid-'70s funk/R&B/soul and jazz, then you're probably already hip to our Darondo and Two Things In One releases. Now, drawn from that same catalog, are three LP-only various artist compilations, each with a download card. The Music City Sessions, Volume 1: Richmond Experience is coming to your turntable August 14. Check out The Music City Sessions page for more details and info one the next two volumes!Continue Reading
Not one, not two, but all three original Spain albums finally available on vinyl! All are 180-gram, and a limited-edition colored vinyl pressings to start things off. The color vinyl pressing will be limited to 1,000, after which we'll press 180-gram black vinyl, so grab them now if you want the extra pretty ones! The Blue Moods Of Spain will be on translucent blue vinyl, naturally. As if in a dream, She Haunts My Dreams will appear on clear vinyl, and I Believe will be on translucent orange vinyl for its first pressing.Continue Reading
Guitarist for The Two Things In One, Michael Griggs, passed today. Before doing so he gave us some great music, for that we thank and remember him.Continue Reading
We hope everyone had a great 4th! Our fireworks went off the day before with the release of Jellyfish, Live At Bogart's, on CD and laser-etched limited-edition double LP on translucent-blue vinyl (wow!). The blue vinyl first pressing is likely to go fast, so track one down soon if you want one for your collection. Up next, on Tuesday, July 17, is the brilliant Sam Phillips album, Martinis & Bikinis on CD and limited-edition double LP on white vinyl!Continue Reading
It's Tuesday, there must be something new from Omnivore. Yep, Buck Owens "Live" At The White House (…And In Space) on CD & Digital, and Ernie Kovacs Presents Percy Dovetonsils… thpeaks on CD, Digital & a gorgeous 12″ LP on lavender vinyl with a download card. Truck on over to our webstore and get yourself one orContinue Reading
Check out this recent interview with Berton & Prescott from The Knack by our pal Bruce Rave at Moheak Radio! In addition to talking with the guys, Bruce previews selections from The Knack's Havin' A Rave-Up: Live In Los Angeles, 1978, available on CD and Digital here at Omnivore.Continue Reading
The Buck Owens Coloring Book E.P. (with red, white or blue Flexi-disc!) blew off the shelves on Record Store Day, and though we have no crystal ball to figure out what's going to sell and how many, we anticipated that this one might just become scarce very quick. So as we were hand-assembling them, we held 150 back for a webstore exclusive.Continue Reading
We're thrilled to release another one of our absolute favorite albums from the '90s, Martinis & Bikinis by Sam Phillips! Produced by T Bone Burnett and released in 1994, this is a true classic and we worked closely with Sam to make sure every attention to detail has been properly tended. Sam chose to add four bonus tracks to both the remastered CD and double LP.Continue Reading
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Cleveland Browns
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AFC North Spin cycle: Bengals primed to rally?
The Bengals started the second half with a huge win. Now, can they make a run? We explore in the AFC North "Spin cycle."
Browns can't afford communication issues on offense
With so much riding on the next seven games for the Browns, getting plays to QB Brandon Weeden quickly enough is a must for the offense.
Shurmur belongs in Cleveland until end of season
While the firing of Browns coach Pat Shurmur may be warranted, Jimmy Haslam needs to exercise restraint and wait until the end of the season to make a move.
AFC North Spin cycle: Ravens, Steelers separating from pack
At the season's midpoint, it's business as usual in the AFC North.
Ravens beat Browns for 10th consecutive time
Joe Flacco threw a 19-yard touchdown pass to Torrey Smith with 4:26 left as the Ravens beat Cleveland 25-15.
Key matchup: Browns running game vs. Ravens run defense
If the Ravens want to sweep the season series with Cleveland, they will need to be stronger against the run than they have been of late.
Richardson living up to expectations in Cleveland
When the Browns selected Trent Richardson third overall in April's draft, it was done with games like last Sunday's in mind.
Richardson has toughed it out for Browns
The Browns' Week 10 bye figures to aid RB Trent Richardson, who has played through injury for a good deal of the season.
AFC North Spin cycle: Here comes Pittsburgh
Here come the Steelers. And hey, look, the Browns won! We recap how the two AFC North teams in action fared in Week Eight.
Richardson, Browns hand Chargers third straight loss
Rookie Trent Richardson rushed for 122 yards and scored a touchdown, leading the Browns to a soggy, wind-whipped 7-6 win over the Chargers on Sunday.
Pat Shurmur's seat getting warmer by the day
Browns head coach Pat Shurmur did himself no favors when he elected to punt on 4th-and-1 late in the Week Seven loss to the Colts.
Browns place LB Fujita on I.R.
The Browns placed LB Scott Fujita on injured reserve, head coach Pat Shurmur told reporters Wednesday.
Holmgren: "We did not win enough games"
The coaching itch never completely left Mike Holmgren, who will walk away from the Browns feeling mostly dissatisfied and unfulfilled.
Browns place OLG Pinkston on I.R.
The Browns placed OLG Jason Pinkston on injured reserve and signed OL Jarrod Shaw to the active roster.
AFC North Spin cycle: Steelers impressive in key win
The Steelers, in a much-needed strong performance, won at Cincinnati and took a step forward. The rest of the AFC North? Not so much.
Jackson has returned to practice after missing time with a concussion.||||||| Jackson sustained a head injury in Sunday's loss to the Giants. Jackson, the only player in the NFL with two interceptions and two sacks, appears on track to play Sunday as the Browns (0-5) host Cincinnati. Jackson recorded three sacks and a pick when the Browns lost to the Bengals last month.
Jackson had three tackles in Sunday's 34-24 win over the Bengals.||||||| Jackson was sidelined with a concussion.
Jackson has been selected the AFC's top defensive player for September.||||||| Jackson, who missed 26 straight games over the past two seasons because of chest injuries, recorded 30 tackles, 2 1/2 sacks, forced a fumble and recovered one in helping the Browns win two of their first three games.
Jackson's is out for the season with the same kind of injury that ended last season after 10 games.||||||| The team placed Jackson on injured reserve on Saturday and replaced him with Sam Aiken, a veteran wide receiver released by New England earlier this month. Jackson had just returned to practice this week from a partially torn chest muscle sustained in training camp on Aug. 10. He practiced on Wednesday, but felt tightness and fatigue in his pectoral muscle on Thursday.
Jackson is getting a second opinion on his chest muscle injury - the second one he has sustained in a less than a year.||||||| Coach Eric Mangini said Thursday that there is no current plan for Jackson to have surgery. The Browns intend to have the injury to Jackson's pectoral muscle "quiet down" for a few weeks. Jackson missed Cleveland's final 10 games last season after tearing his left pectoral muscle against Pittsburgh and undergoing surgery.


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A while back I did a small post on parsing HTML/XML files and extracting the ids and classes into a generated CSS file. I finally got around to refactoring and packaging it into a ruby gem. This can help you rapidly prototype your markup without having to write the CSS at the same time. Use the gem to generate a scaffold CSS file that you can then fill out. The generated CSS file can also be used as a template for generating multiple "themes" for your html/xml markup :-).
You can install the CSSPrimer gem as usual with ruby gems.
–> gem install css_primer
For full documentation and examples check out the source code on github.
Next plans:
- get a working Redcar plugin!
- generating a CSS file from multiple html source files
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Mitchell's Starlite Drive-In to Go Dark in September
One of the state's last remaining drive-in movie theater's will be closing it's 'doors' at the end of the summer and it's not because business is bad. According to KDLT, the Starlite Drive-In north of Mitchell is closing because it can't keep up with the cost of technology.
Jeff Logan, owner of the Starlite, bought it from the original owners in 1976. It originally opened in 1949. The drive-in was destroyed by a tornado in the late 80′s. It went 'dark' for a period of time when HBO and video cassette recorders became popular. It was restored and re-opened in 1993.
Over the years theaters used 35 millimeter film to show movies, but now more movie companies are moving to digital formats. Instead of huge reals of film, theater owners can simply download the film. Unfortunately a digital projector can cost upwards of $70,000 – a cost Logan can't justify.
"Most are able to make it, or have the volume, unfortunately for drive inns especially in the northern part of the country and in rural areas without a big population base, just like us, it a very, very tough decision and tough math to try to make it work out," Logan told KDLT.
The Starlite will remain open through mid-September before fading to black for the final time.
The oldest remaining drive-in is the Gregory County Hilltop Drive-in which opened in 1946. After the Starlite closes there will only be 5 remaining drive-ins in the state.


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IOCC Volunteers Aid Midwest's Flood Victims
Baltimore, MD (IOCC) — In the second half of the month of June, 2014, rivers across the Midwest surged over their banks, flooding cities and sweeping away summer crops as they failed to contain record summer rains that fell during the early summer. Floodwaters engulfed much of Minnesota, including Minneapolis and St. Paul, in some of the worst flooding in decades. The state's governor declared a state of emergency as homes and businesses as well as vast stretches of farmland across 35 counties were submerged under several feet of water.
International Orthodox Christian Charities (IOCC) mobilized to respond to the emergency needs of flood survivors in the region. IOCC Emergency Response Network volunteers as well as the local Orthodox Christian community sprang into action, with more than a dozen teens and adults from St. Mary's Greek Orthodox Church in Minneapolis traveling to Rock Rapids to roll up their sleeves and help clear out waterlogged debris from flooded homes.
The IOCC is on the scene, helping the victims of disasters in the United States, like the Midwest floods. The United States Emergency Response Fund provides immediate relief as well as long-term support through the provision of emergency aid, recovery assistance and other support to help those in need.
Read more at IOCC's website.
Diocese of Worcester Gathers for Lively PLC
The Antiochian Orthodox Christian Diocese of Worcester and New England held its 76th annual Parish Life Conference (PLC) from June 19-22 at the Radisson Hotel in Plymouth Harbor. The conference was organized and hosted by the parish of St. George Antiochian Orthodox Church of Boston. The theme of the PLC was taken from the Gospel according to St. Luke; "You shall love the Lord your God with all your heart, with all your soul, with all your strength, and your neighbor as yourself." With over 300 people in attendance throughout the four days, the PLC proved to be a tremendous success.
Some highlights included lively question and answer sessions led by His Grace Bishop John (Abdalah) as well as daily Bible studies, divine services and inspirational homilies led by our beloved Diocesan clergy. The teens of our Diocese showcased their knowledge and talents at the annual Bible Bowl and Oratorical Festivals.
Appeal to Connect Orthodox College Students to the Orthodox Christian Fellowship (OCF)
A letter from His Grace Bishop Gregory of the American Carpatho-Russian Orthodox Diocese, liaison from the Assembly of Bishops of the U.S.A. to the Orthodox Christian Fellowship (OCF), concerning the Church's joint ministry to our Orthodox college students:
Dear Reverend Fathers:
As many of you know, the loss of our Christian youth is a staggering problem today in our country. Statistics show us that more than 80% of our young people are graduating high school, going to college and never returnlng to their faith group. l do not mean their parish or community, but their faith. In other words, more than 6 out of 10 Orthodox young adults will abandon Orthodoxy. This is a huge challenge for all of us.
As the official campus ministry of the Assembly of Canonical Orthodox Bishops of the United States of America, Orthodox Christian Fellowship (OCF) works on behalf of all Orthodox to connect students to Christ and His Church during college. Through its campus-based chapters, regional events and programs such as College Conference and Real Break, OCF engages Orthodox college students across the continent in fellowship, education, worship, and service.
Spotlight: The Ancient Church on New Shores
The Ancient Church on New Shores: Antioch in North America, authored by Economos Antony Gabriel, is a comprehensive history of the Antiochian Archdiocese that emphasizes the virtues of perseverance, struggle, and determination. The book, presented to the Archdiocese by His Eminence Metropolitan Philip of Blessed Memory and offered by the Department of Publications, is a lucid recounting that relates the struggles of the Antiochian Archdiocese's founders in North America to the strivings of Saints Peter and Paul, the founders of the Holy See of Antioch.
Read a book review of The Ancient Church by the V. Rev. Timothy Ferguson.
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Memory Eternal! + Angela Nasr
His Grace Bishop Basil writes:
Memory Eternal! Angela Nasr of Fort Lauderdale, Florida, fell asleep in Christ late last evening, June 27th, 2014. She was the daughter of the late Fr. Zacharia and Kh. Nasra Nasr; and sister of Kh. Nawall Elias of Jacksonville, Florida; Fr. Constantine Nasr of Oklahoma City, Oklahoma; Kh. Ellen Antypas of Troy, Michigan; and Fr. Elias Nasr of Syracuse, New York. The funeral will be served on Tuesday, July 1st at St. Philip Church in Fort Lauderdale.
May she be granted Paradise, and may you be granted long life.
Diocese of Wichita 2014 PLC: Something for Everyone
We are eager to receive PLC reports from all of our dioceses—send your photos and information to firstname.lastname@example.com!
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This year's Diocese of Wichita and Mid America's (DOWAMA) Parish Life Conference was held in San Antonio, Texas. The host church was the tiny St. Ephraim the Syrian, with host pastor The Rev. John Mefrige. Not only was there great weather, but the 412 people who attended conference found old friends, met new ones, and were both physically and spiritually encouraged.
There was something happening for everyone. The younger kids went to a children's Whitte Museum one day and did some interesting craft projects the next. Teens were busy going to Six Flags/Fiesta Texas as well as making blankets to be donated to a community home for unwed mothers.
St. Vladimir's 2014 Orthodox Education Day is October 4
[SVOTS Communications/Yonkers, NY] St. Vladimir's Orthodox Theological Seminary, Yonkers, NY, has chosen as its theme for Orthodox Education Day 2014, "Do Books Still Matter? A Celebration of Orthodox Christian Publications." This year's traditional open house will be held Saturday, October 4, and will pay tribute to the importance of Orthodox Christian authors, illustrators, and publishing houses throughout the world.
The dean of the seminary, The Very Rev. Dr. John Behr, author of academic, popular, and spiritual works, will be the keynote speaker. The seminary's own publishing house, St. Vladimir's Seminary Press (SVS Press), will receive special recognition on reaching its 50th Anniversary and will invite many other Orthodox Christian publishers onto campus to help it mark the occasion.
Ancient Faith Publishing Wins Book Award
Ancient Faith Publishing, the publishing arm of the Antiochian Archdiocese department Ancient Faith Ministries, announced on June 25, 2014 that their 2013 release A Patristic Treasury has won the prestigious Word Guild award for the "Inspirational/Devotional" category. Authored by patristic scholar James Payton, the book discusses patristic passages that are "devotionally stimulating, doctrinally thought-provoking, or epigrammatically striking...." Payton is professor of History at Redeemer University College in Ancaster, Ontario, where he teaches Eastern European History, Orthodoxy, and Patristics.
The Word Guild is a professional association consisting of some 325 Canadian Christian writers, editors, speakers, publishers, booksellers, librarians and other interested individuals. The Guild's focus is on "strengthening the Canadian Christian writing and publishing community; encouraging excellence in writing; and impacting the Canadian culture through the words of writers, editors and speakers with a Christian worldview."
Spotlight: Educational Opportunities at Balamand Seminary
His Grace Bishop Thomas, Diocese of Charleston, Oakland and the Mid-Atlantic, encourages the faithful of the Antiochian Orthodox Christian Archdiocese of North America to explore the possibilities of the educational opportunities that exist at the Balamand Seminary and the University of Balamand. "This is a multi-purpose institution," notes His Grace. "Here are some links that you and your high school and college students might want to take a look at. I was very impressed when I visited the University. In addition to Theology, there are a number of areas that can be studied the Balamand. The links that are provided here will familiarize you with everything the University has to offer.
Memory Eternal! + Fr. Robert James Bethony
Fr. Robert James Bethony, retired and attached to St. George Church in El Paso, Texas, fell asleep in Christ on June 17th, 2014 at the age of 73. He is survived by his wife Khouriya Elizabeth and their married daughter Alexis. The Funeral Service will be served at St. George in El Paso on Friday, June 20 at 10:00AM.
Time for Camp! Follow Antiochian Village's Updates
Beginning Sunday, June 15, 2014, Antiochian Village Summer Camp in Bolivar, Pennsylvania begins its summer-long camping program for kids age 9-18. Since 1978, the mission of the Camp has been to promote the faith of the Orthodox Church through ministry to the youth. The Village has been a "holy mountain" wherein campers form lifelong friendships and grow stronger as Christians.
Is your child going to Antiochian Village this summer? Are you an alumnus longing to vicariously enter into this year's camping season? Visit the Village's Facebook page for introductions to counselors, highlights of each session, and other features, or view all the new photos as they are uploaded to the Village's photo site. A complete list of camps within the Antiochian Archdiocese is available on the Department of Camping page.
July 18-20, 2014: Summer Meetings at Antiochian Village
With the blessing of His Eminence Metropolitan Silouan of Buenos Aires and all Argentina, the patriarchal vicar of New York and all North America, the 2014 Archdiocese Summer Meetings will be hosted at the Antiochian Village, July 18-20, 2014. The Archdiocese and diocese officers of the Antiochian Women, Fellowship of St. John Divine, and Teen SOYO, will gather for their annual summer meetings to conduct the business of the Archdiocese organizations.
In addition, the Archdiocese Bible Bowl and Oratorical Festivals will be held during the weekend with participants from each diocese. Please contact your NAC/NAB President if you have any questions.
Information for the Summer Meetings is as follows:
Photos from the Special Convention
A selection of photos from the June 5 Special Convention in Chicago is available, selected by His Eminence Metropolitan Silouan. Additional photos will be added as they are received.
Three Candidates for the Office of Metropolitan Chosen
On June 5, 2014, hierarchs, clergy, and laity delegates convened in Chicago, IL at the Hyatt Regency Hotel to participate in the historic Archdiocese Special Convention, with the purpose of selecting three candidates whose names will be submitted to the Holy Synod of the Patriarchate of Antioch for the office of Metropolitan of the Antiochian Archdiocese of North America and Canada.
Vicar General for the Antiochian Archdiocese The Very Rev. Thomas Zain was interviewed by Ancient Faith Radio immediately following the vote, announcing that the Special Convention has nominated the following (in alphabetical order): The Right Rev. Bishop Basil, Diocese of Wichita and Mid-America; The Right Rev. Bishop John, Diocese of Worcester and New England; and The Most Rev. Archbishop Joseph, Diocese of Los Angeles and the West and Locum Tenens for the Diocese of Eagle River and the Northwest.
In the interview, Fr. Thomas also thanked His Eminence Metropolitan Silouan of Buenos Aires and all Argentina, who has served as the Patriarchal Vicar of New York and all North America since the repose of His Eminence Metropolitan Philip of Blessed Memory on March 19, 2014.
D.C. Area Clergy Offer Vespers in Support of Suffering Middle East Christians
The Antiochian clergy of the Capital Deanery (the Greater Washington, D.C. / Baltimore area) were invited by the Franciscans of Washington D.C. to offer Orthodox Vespers on Sunday, May 18, 2014, at the Franciscan Monastery of the Holy Land in America, as part of the fiftieth anniversary celebration of the meeting of Pope Paul VI and Ecumenical Patriarch Athenagorus in Jerusalem in 1964. The 50th anniversary was also marked in Jerusalem this year by the meeting of Pope Francis I and Patriarch Bartholomew on May 25, 2014, where they prayed together for peace in the Middle East.
Prior to his repose, Metropolitan Philip of Blessed Memory received a request from the Franciscans asking for his blessing for this service, emphasizing the need to join together in support of the suffering Christians of the Middle East.
Summer 2014 Issue of DIAKONIA Available Online
The Summer 2014 issue of DIAKONIA is now available online. This issue highlights The Diocese of Miami and the Southeast, and contains:
- A Tribute to His Eminence Metropolitan Philip of Blessed Memory
- Reflections on the services for Metropolitan Philip by Antiochian Women President Violet Robbat
- A greeting from Bishop Antoun
- Reflections from Diocesan Spiritual Advisor Fr. Stephen Rogers
- A message from Diocesan President Dorothy Tampary
- A moving diary by Kh. Kyra Lewis of her husband Archpriest Michael's last earthly days
- Introductions to the Diocese of Miami and the Southeast's Board
...and more! Download (PDF) here.
Update: Special Nominating Convention Hotel and Registration Information
The Department of Conventions and Conference Planning has released the following details regarding the Archdiocese Special Nominating Convention being held June 5th in Chicago, IL. (See here for introductory information on upcoming May and June leadership meetings and the convention.)
June 3 Update from Raed Sweiss, Department of Conventions and Conference Planning
Rev. Fathers, Members of the Archdiocese Board of Trustees and Delegates,
We look forward to seeing you in Chicago on Wednesday, June 4th and Thursday, June 5th, 2014 for the Special Convention. Below are a few items to note for your upcoming meeting:
1) Registration will be open from 6 pm – 9 pm on Wednesday, June 4th and from 7 am – 10 am on Thursday, June 5th. We encourage everyone to pick up their badges on Wednesday night to elevate any rush on Thursday morning.
2) A GOVERNMENT ISSUED PHOTO ID is required to pick up your badge and needs to be shown whenever you enter the General Assembly along with your badge.
3) A continental breakfast will be provided on Thursday morning at 8 am as part of your registration.
Wishing you safe travels to Chicago!
Congratulations, Class of 2014!
Congratulations and many years to all the Antiochian Archdiocese graduates in the Class of 2014!
Special commendation to the following graduates, who have completed their course of study at an Orthodox seminary this spring:
Fr. Joseph Landino, St. Tikhon's Orthodox Theological Seminary
Dn. Scott Miller, George Katrib, St. Vladimir's Orthodox Theological Seminary, with Metropolitan Silouan and Bishop Nicholas in attendance
Peter Kavanaugh, Majd Akkawi, Christopher Kies, and Nicholas Mamey, Holy Cross Greek Orthodox School of Theology, with Bishop John in attendance
AFR Interview: Priest Ministers in the Midst of Isla Vista, CA Tragedy
On May 29, 2014, Ancient Faith Radio (AFR) released a podcast in their "Ancient Faith Presents" series titled "Tragedy in Isla Vista, California." The program features Antiochian priest Fr. John Finley in an interview he conducted with fellow clergy member Archpriest Jon-Stephen Hedges. Father Jon directs the St. Brigid Fellowship, a ministry started by St. Athanasius Orthodox Church, an Antiochian parish in Santa Barbara, CA. He is also a chaplain with the Santa Barbara County Sheriff's Department, and in the interview Fr. Jon discusses with Fr. John Finley his role on the scene at the sites of the recent string of murders in Isla Vista, California.
"We Christians are amphibians-that is, we live in two kingdoms," notes Fr. Jon. "Sometimes we would like to stay in the altar...but when we go forth, we go forth with the scent of heaven. We don't go forth for the privileged or for those who are strong and well. We go forth for those who are broken."
Jerusalem Meeting of Patriarch Bartholomew and Pope Francis
On Sunday, May 25, 2014, Ecumenical Patriarch Bartholomew and Pope Francis will convene at the Church of the Holy Sepulcher in Jerusalem to commemorate a meeting in the Holy Land held fifty years ago by their predecessors, Ecumenical Patriarch Athenagoras and Pope Paul VI.
The Assembly of Canonical Orthodox Bishops of the United States of America's Website published a joint statement issued by Assembly Chairman Archbishop Demetrios and Archbishop Joseph E. Kurtz, president of the U.S. Conference of Catholic Bishops. "We not only express our appreciation of the work of our North American dialogue, but also our joy that our Churches have increasingly been able to speak with one voice on the pressing issues that our society faces today ... we call our people to pray for the success of the upcoming meeting between Pope Francis and Ecumenical Patriarch Bartholomew in Jerusalem for the glory of God and the promotion of Christianity in our wounded world."
The Apostolic Pilgrimage to Jerusalem Website offers further resources, including photo and video galleries, archival and biographical information for the Pope and Patriarch, and access to a live broadcast of the Prayer Service of Thanksgiving to be offered on May 25.
"This Week in Orthodoxy" Features News from the Middle East
May 16, 2014
Watch the full report on This Week in Orthodoxy, Orthodox Christian Network (OCN)
A broad array of American Christian leaders joined together on Capitol Hill on May 7 to issue a "pledge of solidarity and call to action" on behalf of the suffering churches of Egypt, Iraq, and Syria.
Read the Statement of the Archdiocese in Response to the Circulating "Pledge of Solidarity & Call to Action" here.
OCN's Executive Director, Fr. Christopher Metropulos, was among the more than 180 Christian leaders who signed the call to action and attended the event. Other Orthodox signatories included Fr. Nathanael Symeonides, Director of the Greek Orthodox Archdiocese's Office of Inter-Orthodox, Ecumenical and Interfaith Relations; Martin Ritsi of the Orthodox Christian Mission Center (OCMC); and Dr. Elizabeth Prodromou, assistant professor in the Department of International Relations at Boston University, among others.
The statement and press conference were organized by Rep. Frank Wolf (R-VA) and Rep. Anna G. Eshoo (D-CA), co-chairs of the bipartisan Religious Minorities in the Middle East Caucus.
Sign up Today: OCMC Mission Teams Still Have Openings
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The Orthodox Christian Mission Center (OCMC) announces that there are still openings available for its 2014 Mission Teams. Two teams will be traveling to Lokichar, Kenya this summer to assist with the construction of St. Nicholas Orthodox Church. When completed, this will be the third permanent church in the Turkana region of Kenya that the faithful of North America have sponsored through the OCMC. The first 2014 team will serve from June 17th to July 1st and the second from June 24th to July 11th.
In another opportunity, the OCMC Orthodox Mission Team to Mexico will be laboring at the Mission of San Esteban the first Martyr, outside of Mexico City. This team has been invited to offer youth and adult catechism, and to be part of the life of the Church in Mexico. This is a unique opportunity to engage the faithful of Mexico, share your Faith and be a part of a Christian witness. The dates are July 5 to July 12, 2014. Participants with experience in youth ministry and catechism are urged to apply. Conversational Spanish-speaking ability is recommended.
Spotlight: Orthodox Christian Coalition for Healthy Youth (OCCHY)
The Orthodox Christian Coalition for Healthy Youth (or OCCHY) is a unique national alliance founded and supported by the Department of Youth and Parish Ministries of the Antiochian Archdiocese, involved in establishing, training and leading substance abuse prevention and intervention coalitions across America. The Healthy Youth initiative, sponsored by OCCHY, offers communities an opportunity to heighten awareness of how to combat substance abuse, prevent bullying, encourage sexual abstinence outside of marriage, and encourage respect for the sanctity of the human body. Recent updates on the Hookah Prevention initiative, the Healthy Youth ministry of Tucson, AZ, and the Cicero/Chicago based group, are available on OCCHY's Website.
OCCHY is developing local community networks to address substance abuse prevention and healthy living in parishes of each diocese. Each local chapter is trained in coalition building in their community. Chairman of the Department of Youth and Parish Ministries Fr. Joseph Purpura, and Kh. Kathleen Purpura, Youth Consultant and Executive Director of OCCHY, work with the White House Director of the Drug Free Communities Program, the Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration (SAMHSA), the staff of the Community Anti-Drug Coalitions of America (CADCA), and local coalition leaders to establish substance prevention coalitions across America.
Metropolitan Kallistos to Offer Keynote at Holy Cross Conference
Holy Cross Greek Orthodox of Theology, the Metropolis of Boston, and Saint Catherine's Vision present "Divine Compassion and Women of the Church: Theological Perspectives"
June 20-21, 2014
Keynote Address
Given by Honored Guest
His Eminence Metropolitan Kallistos Ware
"Divine Compassion and the Ministry of Women"
This conference seeks to cultivate a deeper theological appreciation regarding ways Divine Compassion, the eleos of God, affects the participation of women and men in the life of the Church today. The conference builds upon the work of last year's inaugural conference, "Divine Compassion: Orthodox Christians in Service of Perfect Love."
More information and registration details are available on the St. Catherine's Vision Website.
IOCC at Home: Book Distribution and Tornado Relief
The International Orthodox Christian Charities (IOCC) ministers in the United States with emergency response, community development, and supporting literacy and education. Two recent stories are a reminder of this.
Religious leaders gathered at the Ray and Joan Kroc Corps Community Center in Chicago to dedicate more than 10,000 new books provided by International Orthodox Christian Charities (IOCC). The trove of colorful, age-appropriate reading materials will benefit thousands of schoolchildren participating in after-school enrichment opportunities, mentoring and summer learning programs in the Chicago area. The leaders were joined by wide-eyed youngsters from some of the city's most impoverished Southside neighborhoods who were grateful beneficiaries.


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Jeff Siegel's Santa Anita Analysis (Fri., Sept. 27, 2013)
The 2013 Autumn Santa Anita season begins with a challenging nine race program, highlighted by the $100,000 Eddie D. Stakes, an important prep for the Breeders' Cup Turf Sprint.
Trainer Bob Baffert has three of the seven entrants in the opener, a mile maiden affair for juvenile fillies. The best of the lot would seem to be #2 Georgia, a promising second in her debut at Del Mar while clearly giving the indication that she'll want to run long. The daughter of Tiz Wonderful gets her chance today and we're expecting her to make the most of it as a relatively short priced favorite.
High priced maiden claiming state-bred juveniles occupy the second race; there's a few faint-hearted speed types in the field that could contribute to a pace meltdown. The best of that group would appear to be #12 Steppingood, second in both of his starts and back in for a tag after clearing but then getting worn down as the favorite at Pomona last time out. We'll also use a couple of stranger-danger types, #2 Preacher Roe, a shipper from Golden Gate Fields with a series of useful drills over the slower Tapeta surface that should have him plenty fit, and #11 Code of Pleasure, a Hofmans-trained colt with a useful work tab and by the promising young stallion Desert Code.
#8 Truelee Scrappin seems well-placed in the third race, an extended sprint for mid-grade claimers. This is his favorite trip, and the Mitchell-trained veteran ran better than the line will show when fourth against a slightly softer crew at Del Mar last time out. He should be closer to the pace today. #1 Chicsdigtheshark loves Santa Anita (three-for-four lifetime) and could wind up being the controlling speed. #2 Dress Code is an old pro dropping to a dangerous level for Puype and switching to Bejarano.
A fairly strong group of older maidens meet in the fourth over a mile on turf. #1 Navarre impressed in his local debut; the French import finished with purpose when fourth in a hot race over the all-weather at Del Mar and today returns to turf while landing the good rail. Bejarano will have him rolling late. #9 Power Ped has an improving pattern for Mandella and continues to look sharp in the morning. He'll be prominent throughout. #10 Proven Warrior stretches out for the first time, is very strong in the speed figure department, and has worked like the additional ground will be to his benefit. With War Chant on the bottom, the Sherman-trained gelding has a right to love the grass.
The fifth race is a restricted (nw-2) sprint that probably requires a spread in rolling exotic play. #6 Suances Candy is trying conventional dirt for the first time and will take them as far as he can on the front end. #13 Hurry Home Clover, third off the claim for Spawr, has rising speed figures and should be set for his best. These are the two we'll prefer, but feel to free to toss in anybody else you like.
#3 Love de Car is a perfect two-for-two and could remain that way in the sixth race, an entry-level allowance sprint down the hill. The Mullins-trained gelding beat state-breds at Del Mar over five furlongs in a fast time, and there's no reason he can't carry his speed an extra furlong and a half, especially under "lone f" conditions. There's value here at anywhere near his morning line of 9/2. The one to fear most is #6 Appealing Tale, second off a layoff for Miller and trying turf for the first time (bred for it). The son of Tale of a Cat has an ideal pace stalking style and several back numbers that will make him hard to beat.
The seventh race is a tough non-winners of two middle distance event and should bring out the best in #1 Tiz the Truth. Given a run in his Del Mar comeback when forced to leave from a far outside post position, the son of Tiznow draws the good rail today and figures to be sent hard to make the lead, just as he was when he graduated so impressively last winter in a highly-rated affair. He's come back to train very well for Baffert and Stevens stays aboard. The fly in the ointment is stablemate #3 Imperial Fortune, another Baffert trainee who has pretty much the same front-running style. Will both be sent from the gate and engage each other early? Stay tuned. The beneficiary of a hot pace could be #4 Soul Candy, a stretching running gelding whose form at Del Mar was better than looked.
The Eddie D. goes as the featured eighth race and is full of contention. #5 Unbridled's Note and #8 Chips All In finished noses apart when they met under similar conditions in the Joe Hernandez Stakes last winter; both should be primed for a big effort today. The former ships in from Churchill Downs and can fire fresh; the latter ran decently at Del Mar but seems much better sprinting. #4 Boat Trip could mow them all down if an intense pace materializes; he's a perfect one-for-one over the course and his Del Mar form was outstanding.
The nightcap is a messy maiden claimer; you probably should use as many as you can afford to. Among those that we'll include are #7 Carrytheteam, a big class dropper for Sadler who continues to look good in the morning and should find this bunch well within his range, and #13 Scatman Blues, off the rail today and likely to draft into a very comfortable pace prompting position.


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