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Monster came in to the Grabill Vet Clinic August 2008. She was a four week old kitten with her right eye damaged and hanging out of the socket. Her owners wanted her put down and did not want to have it surgical removed. The corrective surgery needed (eye removal) would be simple to perform and because of her young age she'd recover quickly, but the owners still wanted her put down. So instead of euthanasia, the doctor suggested the clinic "adopt" her and fix her up then find her a home. I was working at the Grabill Vet Clinic at that time and ended up taking her. She is a distrustful cat around most people, but her and I have an unshakable bond. She trusts me completely, as no animal has ever trusted me before. She's taught me so much about myself and she entertains me endlessly. Monster fetches hair ties, a behavior she developed herself. When she wants to play she brings me one and sits it down then meows until I throw it. She races after it, jumping all around it and batting it, then picks it up and brings it to me so we can repeat. She fetches better than some dogs I know! When she was about 10 months old I was taking a college class on Animal Behavior and had to do a term paper on an aspect of behavior. I decided to clicker train Monster as my term paper topic. It only took a week and a half before Monster could sit on command! She's very smart. Her big sister, Church (also rescued as a kitten and one of Monster's constant companions), wasn't bright enough to pick up the behavior...she just likes to sneak the cheese treats Monster earns when she sits for me. After my Animal Behavior paper was completed I continued Monster's training because she really responded positively to it. She currently targets (follows a ball on a stick around, "targeting" it) and she comes when she's called. Monster is a great cat and a fantastic rescue story. I can't imagine my life without her and seeing as she just turned a year old this month, I'll have many years to come with his adorable cat!
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PEORIA, Ill. -- Peoria physician, Dr. Stephen Cullinan has been ordered to give up his license to practice medicine and pay a $30,000 fine.
Dr. Cullinan, 67, reportedly retired from medical practice last year. His attorneys had settled a wrongful death lawsuit for over $735,000 in 2011. The lawsuit involved the death of a Sangamon County jail inmate who was treated by Dr. Cullinan in 2007.
Inmate Maurice Burris died of a perforated ulcer and septic shock. Published reports indicate Dr. Cullinan had prescribed over-the-counter drugs.
Dr. Cullinan was also reprimanded for a case involving a Macoupin County jail inmate, who had to have a leg amputated.
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It involves 216,000 of the Britax B-Agile, B-Agile Double and BOB Motion strollers.
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Famous Short Sport Poems. Short Sport Poetry by Famous Poets. A collection of the all-time best Sport short poems
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ITHERS seek they ken na what,
Features, carriage, and a' that;
Gie me love in her I court,
Love to love maks a' the sport.
Let love sparkle in her e'e;
Let her lo'e nae man but me;
That's the tocher-gude I prize,
There the luver's treasure lies.
Hey, diddle, diddle! The cat and the fiddle,The cow jumped over the moon; The little dog laughed To see such sport,And the dish ran away with the spoon.
We have cried in our despair
That men desert,
For some trivial affair
Or noisy, insolent sport,
Beauty that we have won
From bitterest hours;
Yet we, had we walked within
Those topless towers
Where Helen waked with her boy,
Had given but as the rest
Of the men and women of Troy,
A word and a jest.
O wonderful! In sport we climbed the tree,
Eager and laughing, as in all our play,
To see the eggs where, in the nest, they lay,
But silent fell before the mystery.
For, one brief moment there, we understood
By sudden sympathy too fine for words
That we were sisters to the brooding birds
And part, with them, in God's great motherhood.
She lay as if at play
Her life had leaped away --
Intending to return --
But not so soon --
Her merry Arms, half dropt --
As if for lull of sport --
An instant had forgot --
The Trick to start --
Her dancing Eyes -- ajar --
As if their Owner were
Still sparkling through
For fun -- at you --
Her Morning at the door --
Devising, I am sure --
To force her sleep --
So light -- so deep --
I ranted to the knave and fool,
But outgrew that school,
Would transform the part,
Fit audience found, but cannot rule
My fanatic heart.
I sought my betters: though in each
Fine manners, liberal speech,
Turn hatred into sport,
Nothing said or done can reach
My fanatic heart.
Out of Ireland have we come.
Great hatred, little room,
Maimed us at the start.
I carry from my mother's womb
A fanatic heart.
BLYTHE hae I been on yon hill,
As the lambs before me;
Careless ilka thought and free,
As the breeze flew o'er me;
Now nae langer sport and play,
Mirth or sang can please me;
LESLEY is sae fair and coy,
Care and anguish seize me.
Heavy, heavy is the task,
Hopeless love declaring;
Trembling, I dow nocht but glow'r,
Sighing, dumb despairing!
If she winna ease the thraws
In my bosom swelling,
Underneath the grass-green sod,
Soon maun be my dwelling.
So goodbye, Mrs. Brown,
I am going out of town,
Over dale, over down,
Where bugs bite not,
Where lodgers fight not,
Where below your chairmen drink not,
Where beside your gutters stink not;
But all is fresh and clean and gay,
And merry lambkins sport and play,
And they toss with rakes uncommonly short hay,
Which looks as if it had been sown only the other day,
And where oats are twenty-five shillings a boll, they say;
But all's one for that, since I must and will away.
WHERE now the huts are empty,
Where never a camp-fire glows,
In an abandoned cañon,
A Gambler's Ghost arose.
He muttered there, "The moon's a sack
Of dust." His voice rose thin:
"I wish I knew the miner-man.
I'd play, and play to win.
In every game in Cripple-creek
Of old, when stakes were high,
I held my own. Now I would play
For that sack in the sky.
The sport would not be ended there.
'Twould rather be begun.
I'd bet my moon against his stars,
And gamble for the sun.


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Race Track/Casino
Coconut mall
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Visit the everglades
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April-May $6000
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December $6300
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Development of language skills: comprehension, speaking, reading and writing with classroom and laboratory exercises. Introduction to the subjunctive and more grammatical components. Laboratory work.
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Looking back at the history of K Records
Here's Nick Pinkerton on two highly anticipated films from NYFF's main slate: Brian De Palma's Passion and Noah Baumbach's Frances Ha: Brian De Palma and Noah Baumbach have become thick as thieves--odd when one considers that the two filmmakers' bodies of work seem, on the surface, to have positive ... More >>
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A story collection casts its spell
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A visual evolution of the New York sound
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A lot can happen in 10 years. Here, the highlights.
In the week "I ain't shoot nobody in like...since the early 90's" irretrievably entered the American lexicon, we learned with some dismay that David Carradine very likely left this earth the hard way. And more grim news: Koko Taylor, 1928-2009. Live: Doves cry at Terminal Hall, Art Brut's second-ni ... More >>
Last year's International Triennale of Contemporary Art in Japan featured this epically twee but also somewhat transfixing work by Miranda July, called The Hallway. It's pretty much the metaphor you guessed it was: "As you walk, you realize you'll be walking down this hall for the rest of your lif ... More >>
"Brainwave": Darren Aronofsky The Rubin Museum March 19 Once, at a Q A following an early screening of The Fountain, Darren Aronofsky's long-anticipated film about a tripartite Hugh Jackman questing after immortality, I asked the director what was up with all the poking. (To wit: There's that hallu ... More >>
Parker Posey reads Miranda July
In the week Will Oldham said getting cum out of a 13-year-old boy was "easy as hell," we watched Michael Steele throw the final bon mot into the bonfire of his own political career. Revlon somehow had the nerve to ask if Rihanna was an "appropriate spokesperson" for Covergirl, which, congratulations ... More >>
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Voice writers pick their favorite 20 books of the year
In Wristcutters, the afterlife is just a lousier version of real life. Oh, and Tom Waits is there.
Fading towns but rising talent in Rebecca Curtis's debut story collection
Miranda Julynow an author, toodiscovers the fine art of the epileptic fit
Granta once again takes bets on the nation's young literary talent
As technologies evolve and priorities shift, media nonprofits struggle to stay afloat
Hyphenate hipstress Miranda July infiltrates Indiewood
IFC indahouse: A Village theater reopens, but not without controversy
Force of July: An idiosyncratic polymath turns delicate whimsy into a heartfelt story of us
Prankster Danes and Memphis musicians shine amid dispiriting indie-cinema trends
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Austin City Limitless
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Am I the Only One?
Am I the Only One?
Sep 28 2012, 10:53 PM
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Am I the only one tired of casual fans or "new" fans trying to pump up this Mayweather/Martinez fight? Fuck it, let it go, more than likely it wont happen. People are crying about Floyd moving up to 160 to fight Sergio, or Sergio coming down to 154...here's what will happen:
1. Floyd will possibly lose because of the weight (160) and other nuances that comes with it.
2. Sergio will come down to 154 and possibly hurt himself doing so (weight drained)
3. We've have a bunch of inbred trolls all over the net, arguing points #1 and #2
Dammit man, Sergio JUST fought 2 weeks ago, his knee or whatever the fuck it is, is jacked up, and his hand looks like shit. I haven't been reading around, but I've been hearing about him calling out Floyd. Not sure if these new bed-wetters out here are digging up old interviews of Sergio begging, or Sergio really wants another payday, regardless of his injuries.
Who in hell knows what Floyd is thinking about at the moment, either he's not thinking about boxing, or he's waiting for somebody to put on a big performance, to announce a comeback. Typical Floyd. Anyhow, Im tired of this retarded stuff, Floyd has only been out of jail for a little over a month, and Sergio is only 2 weeks removed from a fight that taxed his body in ways that he may not have wanted.
Maybe I'm just pissed up and tired of reading BS. Lol
Oct 4 2012, 11:21 PM
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Martinez is a "White Elephant" of sorts because the prospects of Mayweather fighting him are ebon to nonexistent. Yes Martinez dismantled a much lesser skilled opponent in Chavez (anybody that didn't call it the way it happened is delusional) over the course of twelve rounds, yeah. Does that mean a Mayweather fight is in the cards or even should be? Of course not, focus on the words "lesser skilled." If you beat someone that has Chavez's work ethic, unproven record, what does that do for you actually? Because what you're really hoping for as his opponent is that the undeserved hype surrounding Chavez himself is somehow conferred upon you.
Martinez's name is only in the mix because it's a fight that could actually be made with Mayweather, without all of the promotional wizardary of Bob Arum trying to avoid it. When the obvious fight can't be made, it then falls to anyone else to give the "hated" Mayweather his comeuppance, even if the fight isn't practical or lucrative. It's all about name calling, hating, and matching Mayweather with improbable opponents.
No matter what Floyd does during his active career, he'll never be good enough, why? Because he isn't humble or contrite enough like other African American athletes.
Oct 5 2012, 04:13 AM
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No matter what Floyd does during his active career, he'll never be good enough, why? Because he isn't humble or contrite enough like other African American athletes.
not really, it's fine to have confidence in your skills, Ali did, but Floyd is a straight up prick, and chose to play the part of the prick, that's what the public aren't too fond of him.
Oct 5 2012, 07:31 AM
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not really, it's fine to have confidence in your skills, Ali did, but Floyd is a straight up prick, and chose to play the part of the prick, that's what the public aren't too fond of him.
"Prick?" Please, that's a subjective term that means squat in the end and mainly finds it's fault line in race on some level I suspect, don't get me wrong, I'm sure there are plenty of African American folks that despise Floyd Mayweather regardless of his race obviously. However, what I find interesting and somewhat disturbing is the raw vitriol that's unleashed toward Mayweather. Sure, his antics don't necessarily endear him to some fans, but I find the reaction to him to be out of proportion to his remarks. The mindless commentary by some makes me think that boxing, despite it's storied history is really a refuge for idiots.
That's my take.....
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The language is a little curious, but the outcome is not: outfielder Jason Bay is no longer on the New York Mets. From MLB.com:
BREAKING: @mets and outfielder Jason Bay agree to part ways. Bay immediately becomes free agent.— MLB (@MLB) November 7, 2012
That's the verbiage used by the Mets in an e-mail sent out to announce the move: "part ways." It's like they sat us down on our race-car bed and told us not to blame ourselves. Bay becomes a free agent, which changes the roster-addled fantasies of exactly no one.
The 34-year-old Bay came to the Mets in 2010 after a monster final season in Boston. He signed a four-year deal worth $66 million, but hit only .234/.318/.369 over three injury-riddled seasons in New York. His last season garnered player-of-the-year honors from our very own Rob Neyer, but not in the way you think.
There's no word yet on whether the Mets and Bay agreed to a partial buyout, which certainly would have needed to be run by the Players' Association first, or if he was simply released. The Mets called it an "early expiration of his contract," which explains ... nothing, really.
Update: Bay is getting the $21 million he was owed before the "early expiration", but the difference is that some of it will be deferred now. Just like Bobby Bonilla!


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The national median home value is $170,100.
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Approximately 42.19% of Lewisville homes are owned,
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52 acres Zoned for Industrial use. Located minutes away from the I-35 and Business 121. This property is developed and ready to build. Individual lots are also available, if needed. See plat with in listing media. Property can be purchased as a whole or in individual tracts. 13 lots available. See Plat and Marketing Flyer in Media. Heavy and Light Industrial Lots available.
This beautiful home, located in Castle Hills, on a golf course lot w an awesome view was custom built by the owners. Handicap accessible, with 8x3 doors throughout, elevator & tall commodes for accessibility. Huge shower in the master bath! Maple cabinets & pecan floors. Fireplaces have remote lighters. Kit has 2 cook-tops, 1 gas & 1 electric. The pool was built in a rock pit to prevent cracking & has a fence & alarm for safety.
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By Ken de la Bastide
CNHI News Service
---- — ANDERSON — Once Jeff Marcum got the lead in the CRA Late Model Sportsman feature, he pulled away to his second win of the year Saturday at Anderson Speedway.
K.C. Spillers led the first 15 laps of the 50-lap feature on Hoosier Park Racing & Casino Night at the Races. But on a restart on Lap 16, Marcum used the high line to get past Spillers for the lead.
With Spillers battling with fast-qualifier J.J. Haley, Chris Hacker, Danny Trent and Mark Lambert for the second spot, Marcum was able to open a comfortable lead.
Spillers held on for the second spot followed by Haley, Lambert and Hacker.
It was Marcum's first feature win with the ARCA/CRA Top Speed Fabrication Sportsman Late Models and second win in three races for the McGunegill Engine Performance Late Models. For Spillers, it was the fifth time he has finished second in races at Anderson Speedway in 2013.
"It's tough to get around on the outside on the restart," Marcum said of his winning move. "Once we got out front in the clean air, I could pull away."
The 50-lap feature was slowed only twice by caution flags, both times for single-car incidents.
A year ago, Jimmy Kirby won the CRA and Anderson Speedway Street Stock championships, but this year has been a different story as he recorded his first feature win of the year.
Kirby used a restart on Lap 14 to drive around the outside of Tyler Marsh on the front straight. He then survived five more restarts to record the victory.
Fast-qualifier Calvin Parham passed Dustin Burge with 17 laps remaining to claim the second position, with Burge coming home in third. Jim Crabtree Jr. recovered from a flat tire on Lap 14 to drive to a fourth-place finish, with Ricky Tharp coming home in fifth.
Marsh ran in the second spot until he spun in Turn 4 on Lap 33, bringing out the fourth of five caution flags.
Marsh was credited with a seventh-place finish.
Jason Atkinson appeared headed for a top-five finish, swapping the fourth spot with Crabtree several times over the final 15 laps when he broke a suspension part and pulled into the infield pit area.
Cordy Horn recorded his first career win at Anderson Speedway in the Mel Kenyon Midget Series feature, leading the entire distance.
Horn started on the pole position thanks to the four-car inversion, with Grant Galloway chasing him for most of the race. Galloway was passed by fast-qualifier Spence Bayston coming off the fourth corner on the final lap to claim the second spot.
Galloway finished third, followed by Cole Fehr and Jessica Bean.


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Man arrested after allegedly leading police on high-speed chase in Escondido
ESCONDIDO - A 54-year-old man released from prison under California's early-release program was back behind bars Friday, accused of leading deputies on a high-speed chase that ended with him crashing into several parked cars in Escondido, authorities said.
The pursuit began over a suspected traffic violation in the area of Auto Park Way and Meyers Avenue around 9:40 p.m. Thursday, according to San Diego County sheriff's Lt. Clayton Lisk. It ended in the area of Juniper Street and Felicita Avenue after the man crashed into several parked cars and ran away, Lisk said, noting deputies quickly caught up him.
After taking the man into custody, deputies learned he had several outstanding felony warrants and was among those released from prison under California's early-released program, Lisk said.
Because he crashed his vehicle, the man was taken to Palomar Medical Center to be checked out for possible injuries, Lisk said, adding he will be booked into jail once medically clear.
A female passenger in the man's vehicle complained of pain and was also taken to the hospital.
Despite staunch opposition from local law enforcement and politicians, the U.S. Supreme Court last year ordered an immediate end to severe overcrowding in California's prisons, ruling that the packed conditions equated to "cruel and unusual punishment." The decision left California in need of finding other quarters for nearly 10,000 inmates, which led many to be transferred to county jails and many "less serious" offenders already housed in county jails to be set free early.


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Watch and listen to it all.
Two comments from yours truly. First, there is an error. The Presiding Bishop says that the Standing Committee of the Anglican Consultative Council and the Archbishop of Canterbury were invited but also invited (and omitted by her) is that the Primates Standing Committee was asked to come as well. Second, she really only mentions one instrument of Communion and noticeably not the other four (she mentions the Archbishop but not in that role). It is highly significant that the North American provinces keep exaggerating the importance of the Anglican Consultative Council, since they had and still have an undue influence in its functioning relative to other provinces in the Communion--KSH.
Filed under: * Anglican - Episcopal Anglican Primates Primates Mtg Dar es Salaam, Feb 2007 Episcopal Church (TEC) Presiding Bishop Katharine Jefferts Schori TEC Bishops
Posted September 14, 2007 at 7:07 pm
To comment on this article: Go to Article ViewThe URL for this article is http://www.kendallharmon.net/t19/index.php/t19/article/5925/
1. Alice Linsley wrote:
Yet everyone knows that TEC essentially controls the ACC. In a court of law this juror would be dismissed before the case even went to trial.
http://jandyongenesis.blogspot.comSeptember 14, 8:11 pm | [comment link]
2. Helen wrote:
I notice that she does not mention the one critical thing we (should) have in common: faith in Jesus Christ as He is revealed in the Holy Scriptures.September 14, 8:43 pm | [comment link]
3. Alice Linsley wrote:
Jake thinks that the moderates can be swung to the Presiding Bishop's plan and that will give Rowan Williams "something to chew on", but whatever happens in New Orleans, TEC will not win back those who have departed. More importantly, it will continue to proclaim a false gospel that tastes sweet in the mouth but sour in the stomach.
http://jandyongenesis.blogspot.comSeptember 14, 8:48 pm | [comment link]
4. Ross wrote:
Kendall says:
Is that really much different than the reasserters' preference for the Primates' Meeting among the Instruments? Everyone tends to prefer the authority that's on their side, and right now the ACC is, mostly, on our side and the Primates are, mostly, on your side.
I think we would all do well to be cautious of enshrining one of the Instruments in an elevated position (say, in a hypothetical Covenant agreement) on the assumption that that instrument will always govern the way we would wish it to. How would reasserters view the Draft Anglican Covenant from DES if you supposed that there were a reappraising majority among the Primates?
5. John A. wrote:
Ross, I agree. The covenant is merely a stopgap measure. Many aspects of the AC need to be reviewed and modified. Williams as well as can be expected in the current crisis but does it really make sense for the AC to be an extension of the CoE? Imagine if Roman Catholics had the Italian government select an Italian pope! It would be a bit much to make this change at the moment and we all need to be patient about many things but I point this out as an example of many structural adjustments that need to be made.September 14, 10:00 pm | [comment link]
6. Philip Snyder wrote:
I could go with giving the ACC a stronger role in the Communion with one change. Let's make it truly "democratic" and give each province one vote with the Primate and then one delegate for each 200,000 average Sunday attendence (rounding up). So, TECUSA would get the Primate and 4 delegates. Nigeria would get its primate and about 30 delegates (assuming 1/3 ASA on a membership of 18,000,000). Uganda would get about 12 delegates. The Provinces that grow will grow in delegates.
We could use the ACC as a kind of House of Representatives and either the Primates Meeting or Lambeth (meeting with the ACC) as a type of Senate.
What would you say to that, Ross?
"I do not believe because I understand. I believe in order that I might understand" - Anselm
7. John A. wrote:
TPaine, so which aspects of the proposed Covenant do you disagree with?September 14, 10:17 pm | [comment link]
8. Eclipse wrote:
TPaine :
Who would leave in the face of Believing the Tenants of Faith:
Great Question! At our parish it was - those who believe in the Authority of Scripture 80 - 85 leaving to 40 staying!
Survey says - TEC looses BIG TIME!
So, I think believing the basics of Christian Faith is probably the best way to keep Christian believers (the adjectives say it all).September 14, 10:40 pm | [comment link]
9. Janis wrote:
#6 - Great idea! Has this ever been seriously suggested before?
10. Ross wrote:
That's not a bad idea. Membership numbers are notoriously fudged, even ASA, but there are probably ways that could be dealt with.
Actually, though, if there were some kind of Communion-wide guideline on number-of-bishops-per-ASA, then the Lambeth Conference could be your "House of Representatives." In theory, a larger province would have more bishops = more votes at Lambeth. Of course, then you'd lose one of the features of the ACC, which is lay representation among the Instruments.
My main point, of course, was that this is the kind of thinking we should be doing, rather than "The Primates/the ACC agree with us right now, so let's assert them as the higher authority."
11. Rolling Eyes wrote:
TPaine #11, to equate "persecution" with moral values laid out plainly in Christian scripture is utter stupidity. It's called Church Teaching. It's called Catholic Christianity. It's not persecution.
By your standards, one can simply do whatever one wishes. And to call one into account for it, is persecution. That is absurd.
Just sayin'...September 15, 1:32 am | [comment link]
12. Rolling Eyes wrote:
TPaine: "The part that tells me how I must interpret scripture? "
In that case, join the Bible Church down the street and be happy with the rest of the congregationalists. Leave this matter to us Anglicans.
"The part that interferes with the autonomy of my church?"
Your "church" is the universal Church of Christ. The Episcopal Church is NOT a church unto itself. To believe that is to believe a lie. It is part of a worldwide communion where one part is accountable to the other parts. Again, TPaine, you sound like a congregationalist. Leave this matter to us Anglicans, or learn to submit to an authority other than yourself (impossible for a reappraiser, I know…)
Just sayin'...September 15, 1:37 am | [comment link]
13. John B. Chilton wrote:
Membership on the Primates Standing Committee gives you membership on the ACC Standing Committee. Right?
I blog at: New Virginia Church Man, Emirates EconomistSeptember 15, 7:39 am | [comment link]
14. steveatmi5 wrote:
No, #17, they are two separate committees. They often meet jointly.September 15, 9:28 am | [comment link]
15. cssadmirer wrote:
#4, I don't think that is quite fair in most cases. People like Dr. Harmon and Dr. Radner consistently refer to the four instruments.September 15, 9:39 am | [comment link]
16. Lumen Christie wrote:
The Report to the HoB states quite forcefully several times that it is "inappropriate" to change the Anglican Communion from a Constitutional entity to a Covenanted one. That is, this statement rejects an Anglican Covenant.
Now the main position of the HoB has continued to be that it cannot take any real action "without the Gen. Convention." Only the Gen Con can make decisions.
The 2006 Gen Con passed a resolution affirming our support for and participation in the process of forming a Covenant.
So, apparently, the HoB can act directly against General Convention when it suits its purposes. If this is the position paper they are going to work with in meeting with the ABC, then we can just forget about the Gen Con resolution——if someone has the number of it handy, that would be helpful.
Let's just keep things clear about the way this game is being played.September 15, 9:51 am | [comment link]
17. freihofercook wrote:
Lumen Christie, here it is:
18. DonGander wrote:
An idea was brought to mind when Ms. Schori mentioned "..no governance structure…", or, "..no legal contolling authority..", or whatever, I began thinking that between me and my wife there is also "no governance structure". But I tell you, if I became unfaithful to my wife, she would discover a "governance structure" or make one up!
But we don't need a "governance structure" because our relationship is based upon mutual, and total, love and respect. I also believe that God is most ahppy with His Church when they follow a similar governance as my wife and I do. I am not in favor of a constitution. I am in favor of bishops and archbishops completely dedicated to serving God and if one goes astray then they will accomplish what is now being accomplished in North America (but perhaps beginning sooner).
The Church is more like a marriage than a corporation. We should govern accordingly.
"Fallacies do not cease to be fallacies because they become fashions."
Please forgive my atrocious spelling.September 15, 10:14 am | [comment link]
19. DonGander wrote:
I need to add a couple of points to my post #23.
First, laws are made for lawbreakers. The reason we are tempted to put polity into a constitution is because North America has sinned and rebelled.
The second, the Anglican Communion is in danger of forming dangerous reactionary governance for the same reason John Calvin formed dangerous reactionary theology. Please, we need to not do so!
"Fallacies do not cease to be fallacies because they become fashions."
Please forgive my atrocious spelling.September 15, 10:26 am | [comment link]
20. Eclipse wrote:
TPaine :
Thanks be to God I don't define what makes a Christian - Scripture does :
"I am THE way, THE truth, and THE Life no one comes to the Father, except by ME"
"If you confess with your mouth that Jesus is Lord and believe in your heart that God raised him from the dead, you will be saved."
So that's pretty easily settled - except the PB of the Episcopal Church does NOT believe in Jesus as THE way and it's becoming common TEC NOT to believe in the Resurrection - hence the comment.
Where you stand on all of that is yourself and Christ.September 15, 11:53 am | [comment link]
21. Anselmic wrote:
Very assured, very confident, and very well… dismissive of the fact that the actions of TEC could soon lead to the dissoloution of the Anglican Communion.
Some quotes:
'The Church of England was formed in a time of conflict, and the reality is the Church of England, the Anglican Communion, parts of the Anglican Communion have never been without conflict, its part of our DNA'
'It's (conflict) really neccesary to our growth'
'Our relationship with the Anglican Communion, and indeed some parts of the Anglican Communion are in a time of flux and development'
'I view this as a neccesary stage of growth'
'We are 38 individual Provinces in the Anglican Communion, and we are radically different, we hold in common some forms of worship, we hold in common respect for the Archbishop of Canterbury as a spiritual leader, we do not hold in common really a governance structure'
Nor a common faith it would seem. I think Rowan is in for a tough couple of days.[comment link]
22. John A. wrote:
#11 TPaine,
Regarding your comment in #22, how do you define persecution? If I understand you, you are saying that marriage is a right. Gay and heterosexual marriage are equivalent therefore gays should have the right to marry. When we are talking about rights we are in the domain of secular law. I would say that under secular law gays should have equal protection to that of heterosexuals but the state has no business defining marriage. That is the job of the church.
With regard to non-Christian gays raising children we need to collect more data. In other words the first priority should be the well being of the children not the rights of the parents. This kind of thinking is necessary because we live in a secular culture but in a Christian context it is 'inappropriate'. In a Christian context, ie the church we need to elevate the status of celibacy of both heterosexuals and homosexuals and we to do a better job of really being the body of Christ to each other and loving each other.
I think I do understand your concern about autonomy. Sections 5 and 6 of the proposed covenant are pretty forceful. But then, what are the limits of autonomy within a communion?September 15, 1:02 pm | [comment link]
23. DonGander wrote:
John A.:
You say, "When we are talking about rights we are in the domain of secular law."
That is not what the founders of our country believed nor is it what the Church has believed since its inseption. What they believed is that rights are granted by God and we are obliged to be obedient to Him, rather than man (or state), in our use of those rights. And christians have died or suffered by the millions in the use of those God-given rights.
My comments are categorical and second all else that you say. In fact, this correction only enhances your good arguement.
"Fallacies do not cease to be fallacies because they become fashions."
Please forgive my atrocious spelling.September 15, 1:19 pm | [comment link]
24. Sherri wrote:
we hold in common some forms of worship,
25. West Coast Cleric wrote:
TPaine (#22) wrote:
[sigh.] A couple of "church history" items for you, TPaine:
XIX. Of the Church.
XX. Of the Authority of the Church.
These, in case you may not be familiar with them, are Articles XX and XXI of the Articles of Religion, held as doctrinal by Anglicans, at least until 1979, at which time they were relegated to the dustbin of the "
26. West Coast Cleric wrote:
...or maybe articles XIX and XX… I'm Roman Numeral Dyslexic…September 15, 2:42 pm | [comment link]
27. John Wilkins wrote:
Kendall, I'm not sure how +KJS got the undue influence of the ACC "wrong." First, what influence does it have? As she expalined, the ACC is a body that shares concerns. And they don't always talk about sex. Was she wrong that it is the one organization that has a constitution? It seems that it might be the one body that is trying to hold things together and is less politicized than, say, the Primate's standing committee which is more interested in discipline than in cooperation.
There are other three "instruments of unity" but there are different ways of unifying.
The archbishop has no real authority in this country, since the revolution. He's a nice guy, however and I like him.September 15, 4:32 pm | [comment link]
28. Kendall Harmon wrote:
John, you misread what I wrote. My first point was what she got wrong, it is the joint standing committee who as invited. The second point has to do with her revealingly misleadingly emphasis.September 15, 4:38 pm | [comment link]
29. John B. Chilton wrote:
#18, thanks for the correction.
Wasn't it the HoB that invited ABC and the Primates Standing Committee, and the ABC who said yes and I'm bringing the ACC Standing Committee as well? It's interesting given the criticism that the ACC receives in some quarters. Also, Orombi is not attending although he is on the PSC. Right?
I blog at: New Virginia Church Man, Emirates EconomistSeptember 16, 8:17 am | [comment link]
30. libraryjim wrote:
dogma = (noun) an inflexible principle or set of principles laid down by an authority. — ORIGIN Greek, 'opinion', from dokein 'seem good, think'.
doctine = (noun) a set of beliefs or principles held and taught by a Church, political party, or other group. — ORIGIN Latin doctrina 'teaching, learning'.
(Both definitions from the Compact Oxford Dictionary, online edition)
(i.e., doctrine: teaching based on dogma, may contain dogmatic statements but are not of themselves dogma.)
So when the Oxford dictionary of Christianity says "They are, rather, short summaries of dogmatic tenets" what it is saying is that the articles have laid out what is necessary to believe in order to be considered Anglican.
"The world is a dangerous place to live — not because of the people who are evil, but because of the people who don't do anything about it."—Albert EinsteinSeptember 16, 12:03 pm | [comment link]
31. Irenaeus wrote:
T. Paine [#38]: Two questions:
—- Are baptized, confirmed Episcopalians expected to believe the Apostles' Creed?
—- Should people take communion if they don't believe Jesus was the Only-Begotten Son of God and bodily rose from the dead?September 17, 12:36 am | [comment link]
32. Ed the Roman wrote:
I dunno, TPaine, there is that bit about eating and drinking condemnation. Also, if you think that there aren't people taking communion in just about every church who don't believe that the Filii unigenite is really and truly surrexise a mortuis you are not paying attention.
For that matter, it wouldn't have done God any harm had someone marched into the Holy of Holies and put out a cigar on the Ark. Not doing harm to God is a very low standard.September 17, 6:18 pm | [comment link]
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The North Carolina Board of Elections does not enjoy a margin of error. Its handling of elections is critical to the exercise of democracy.
And this board, in Republican control, is charged after all with running a voting process changed by the GOP, eventually requiring voter ID and operating without as many early voting days and without same-day registration. The changes are an obvious attempt to curb voting by those more likely to vote Democratic.
The least they could do is run the system as it exists with efficiency. Tuesdays election was not a confidence-builder. The boards website had numerous problems, with vote totals vanishing on occasion and precinct information being incorrect. And some voters complained they had trouble getting to their polling places.
The outcome of some races may be in doubt, but theres no doubt about the outcome of this test for the state board. Its an F, which was echoed by Catawba College professor Michael Bitzer, who in a television interview proclaimed the problems an epic failure.
Now the board owes the people of North Carolina an explanation of what happened and how it happened, and it must fix the problems immediately, period. If the board and its staff cannot accomplish this, a house must be cleaned. This was an inexcusable problem and rattles the publics confidence in the system.


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FORT MYERS, Fla. - Freshman Whitney Knight (Winston-Salem, N.C./R.J. Reynolds HS) helped lead FGCU to a pair of conference victories last week, and for her performances, she claimed her first career A-Sun Newcomer of the Week, the conference office announced on Tuesday.
For the week, Knight averaged 12.5 points, 5.5 rebounds, 2.5 blocks and 2.0 assists, while shooting 50 percent from the field.
In FGCU's 92-55 win over Mercer on Jan. 26 Knight finished 12 points, four rebounds, four blocks and two assists in 20 minutes.
Just two days later, in just 19 minutes off the bench, Knight scored 13 points, grabbed seven rebounds, dished two assists and registered a block as the Green and Blue defeated a scrappy Kennesaw State squad, 58-51, to pick up their 11th consecutive victory and clinch the program's first-ever spot in the A-Sun Tournament
The Eagles (19-2, 11-0 A-Sun) will now head to Jacksonville, Fla. to take on UNF and Jacksonville. FGCU will face the Ospreys on Feb. 2 (7:00 pm), before taking on the Dolphins on Feb. 4 (1:00pm).
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With Derek Anderson still the starting quarterback after an abysmal 2-for-17 performance (yes, the Browns won even though Anderson completed just two passes), it would seem that it his job forever (forever, ever? Forever, ever) no matter how poorly he plays. So what do they do now with Brady Quinn? One possible answer: trade him.
With the trading deadline looming Oct. 20, it wouldn't be surprising if Quinn went the way of Braylon Edwards and was dealt to another team. [...]
... Quinn is stuck on the bench, where he's watching $11 million slip away. This year was the last chance for Quinn to hit the escalators in his contract that would've earned him an additional $11 million -- on top of the $9.2 million over five years in his base contract. The only stipulation was that he had to take 70 percent of the snaps -- which is highly unlikely unless Anderson gets hurt.
Quinn would've needed to start about 11 games this season to hit the 70 percent. He's played in only 21/2 games with little chance of getting on the field anytime soon.
Quinn would most likely be happy about a trade if it meant he got to play, and while there isn't exactly a huge market for a someone with a 1-5 record that can't beat out Derek Anderson (reminder: Anderson has thrown five interceptions and has a league-worst 39.0 rating; that's who Quinn can't beat), he's only making $1.72 million this season. A small price to pay for a team in need of a backup QB (and assuming he doesn't reach that 70 percent plateau, he's due to make $2.08 million next year). But where would he go?
There are a few teams that could use quarterbacks, but they're in such disarray that it's not on the front burner right now. Washington and Carolina have quarterback issues, but also coaches on the hot seat. JaMarcus Russell is struggling in Oakland, but the Raiders are unlikely to come after Quinn.
The Browns obviously are a happy to make a trade (see: Winslow, Kellen; Edwards, Braylon), but right now there may just not be any teams willing to take a chance on Quinn.
If Cleveland does move the former Golden Domer, it would mark the eighth time since 1999 that the Browns would have traded away or released a first-round pick. Like Andrew said, Cleveland is busy teaching everyone how not to build a successful NFL franchise.


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There are certain blogs, I go back to time and again, knowing I will find a recipe that appears as perfect for what I am looking for. Kalyn's Kitchen is one of these. Kalyn's recipes are clear and she includes those little tips that make all the difference. When I was looking up cabbage recipes and saw that Kalyn had some, I clicked over and found this delicious recipe.
Asian Cabbage Salad with Sesame Seeds Adapted from Kalyn's Kitchen - a place to find terrific recipes
Asian Cabbage Salad with Sesame Seeds
(Makes about 4 servings, recipe adapted from the original South Beach Diet Book.)
1 bag shredded cabbage (16 ounces)
2 tablespoons sesame seeds, toasted
2 tablespoons peanuts (or more)
Dressing Ingredients:
2 T rice vinegar (don't use seasoned vinegar, which contains sugar)
1 T sesame oil
1 T honey
1/8 tsp. hot sauce
1/8 tsp. grated ginger
Mix rice vinegar, sesame oil, honey, hot sauce and ginger in a small jar and shake to combine. (Can also whisk together in a bowl.)
Toast sesame seeds about 1 minute in a small dry pan, until they start to be fragrant and slightly browned.
Put cabbage into mixing bowl, toss well with dressing, arrange on individual serving plates and sprinkle with sesame seeds and peanuts.
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"It's based on 2 Peter chapter 1, verses 1-10," he said. "In the 10th verse, Peter says, 'if you are diligent about these things, you will never stumble.' I see that as a very positive promise to the Christian."
In the first five verses, Peter lists the things Christians need to be diligent about.
"That's where the paradigm comes in," Davis said. "I take those items that he has listed there and show how they can be used individually, in tandem and what they do for our lives if we're diligent."
The book is more of a Bible study than a story line, he said.
The idea of the book began after Davis retired as a professor of mathematics. Along the way, he taught Bible studies in the churches he attended.
"I would prepare my own materials," he said. "One of the topics I taught on (was 2 Peter) so I put it in book form. I felt this would be one way to get my teachings out (beyond the churches I taught in)."
After he retired, he wrote up his Bible studies into a manuscript then submitted it to a publishing company.
"Tate Publishing, a Christian based company, only accept 3 to 4 percent of the manuscripts they receive and they accepted mine," he said.
His journey as an educator began after he entered a junior college in Nebraska, where he attended for two years. With the draft breathing down his neck, he enlisted in the U.S. Army, serving his term then after his discharge, he returned to Nebraska to complete his bachelor's degree and master's degree. At one point, he had an opportunity to fill in for one of his former professors from the University of Nebraska, while the professor went on sabbatical for a year. At the same time, Davis entered the doctoral program and earned a Ph.D. while teaching classes.
He then taught classes at a junior college before he transferred to a four-year state college in Chadron, Neb., where he retired in 2003. After he left Nebraska, he moved to Gunnison before settling in 2006 in Colorado Springs, where he began writing his book.
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SOUTH BEND, Ind. (AP) - Notre Dame has officially announced a new 10-year contract with men's basketball coach Mike Brey.
The school said Tuesday that the deal will run through June 2022. Financial terms were not disclosed.
Brey has led the Irish to six straight 20-win seasons. He has been named the Big East coach of the year three times and is 133-89 in league play.
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For Immediate Release: June 14, 2010
NASHVILLE - May 2010 collections of the Tennessee Department of Revenue were $767,147,973, an increase of $50,609,242 or 7.1 percent from May 2009 collections.
Sales and use use tax collections totaled $512,281,160, an increase of $18,269,470 or 3.7 percent from May 2009 collections.
Collections from the retail trade group increased 5.1 percent. Items with significant changes include:
Collections from the service group increased 1.0 percent from May 2009. The biggest contributor to the increase was other services (41.7 percent) and the dominant loser was business services (7.1 percent).
Collections from the non-retail, non-services group decreased 5.9 percent led by a loss in communications (22.8 percent). The losses were somewhat offset by a gain in wholesale trade (7.4 percent).
Consumer use tax collections were $293,562, a decrease of $47,172 or 13.8 percent from May 2009.
Franchise and excise tax collections were $22,867,211, a decrease of $3,267,409 or 12.5 percent compared to the collection in May 2009. Separately, franchise tax collections were $3,659,060, a decrease of $11,888,483 or 76.5 percent from last May. Excise tax collections were $19,208,151, an increase of $8,621,074 or 81.4 percent from May 2009.
Business tax collections were $31,548,441, an increase of $28,751,187 or 1027.8 percent compared to May 2009 collections
Privilege tax collections were $41,252,031, an increase of $3,026,937 or 7.9 percent compared to May 2009.
TVA in-lieu of tax collections were $26,498,172, an increase of $2,483,736 or 10.3 percent compared to May 2009 collections.
Gasoline tax collections were $50,625,234, an increase of $2,012,226 or 4.1 percent compared to May 2009.
Motor vehicle fuel tax collections were $13,573,638, an increase of $1,741,288 or 14.7 percent compared to May 2009.
Inheritance, gift & estate tax collections were $5,778,052, an increase of $1,692,656 or 41.4 percent compared to May 2009.
Motor vehicle registration tax collections were $18,495,463, a decrease of $2,729,395 or 12.9 percent compared to May 2009 collections.
Tobacco tax collections were $22,736,447, a decrease of $2,365,997 or 9.4 percent compared to May 2009.
The Department of Revenue is responsible for the administration of state tax laws and motor vehicle title and registration laws established by the legislature and the collection of taxes and fees associated with those laws. The Department of Revenue collects approximately 92 percent of total state tax revenue. During the 2009-2010 fiscal year, the department collected $10.2 billion in state taxes and fees. In addition to collecting state taxes, $1.9 billion of local sales tax was collected by the department for local governments during the 2009-2010 fiscal year. Besides collecting taxes, the department enforces the revenue laws fairly and impartially in an effort to encourage voluntary taxpayer compliance. The department also apportions revenue collections for distribution to the various state funds and local units of government. To learn more about the department, log on to www.TN.gov/revenue.


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Mrs. Lola Caudle Knott, 88, of Asheboro, NC, died Wednesday, September 11, 2013, at The Randolph Hospice House in Asheboro, NC.
A celebration of her life was held on Saturday, September 14, 2013, at Oakhurst Baptist Church with Dr. Richard Crider and Rev. Steve Hall officiating. Burial followed at Oaklawn Cemetery in Asheboro.
A native of Randolph County, NC, Mrs. Knott was born March 9, 1925. She was the daughter of the late Richard Chester Caudle and Bertha Viola Kirkman Caudle. Mrs. Knott was a graduate of Seagrove High School and Campbell College and a longtime employee of Sears. She was an active member of Temple Baptist Church in Wilmington for many years and worked with Sunbeams, Vacation Bible School, and the church Youth Group.
She was also a Den Mother for Cub Scout Pack 207 at Sunset Park Methodist Church. She and her husband were avid campers and she enjoyed doing crafts. In her last years, she resided in Carolina Beach and was active in worship and the women's craft group at St. Paul's United Methodist Church.
In addition to her parents, Mrs. Knott was preceded in death by her husband, Garland M. Knott, Sr., one brother, Charles Caudle and one sister Betty Hurley.
Mrs. Knott is survived by her sons, G. M. Knott, Jr., and wife, Judy, of Hermitage, TN, Richard E. Knott and wife, Janet, of Carolina Beach, NC, Ronn Knott and wife, Barbara, of Cary, NC; sister, Helen Cook, of Cary, NC; 12 grandchildren and ten great grandchildren.
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The National Law Journal (NLJ) has ranked Villanova University School of Law (VLS) as the No. 47 "go-to" law school in its 2014 rankings. This annual report identifies the top 50 law schools with the highest percentage of 2013 juris doctor (JD) graduates hired as first-year associates at the nation's most prestigious law firms. Read more
In the Media: Michael P. Moreland, Vice Dean and Professor of Law
Michael P. Moreland, Vice Dean and Professor of Law at Villanova University School of Law, was quoted in the August 9 Associated Press article, "From Peyote to Sex: Religious Liberty Fight Recast." The story ran in more than 75 media outlets, including The Washington Post, ABC News and The Huffington Post. Read more
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Op-ed Co-authored by Professor Todd Aagaard Published in New York Law Journal
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Honorable Sheldon K. Rennie '97 is a judge in the Court of Common Pleas for New Castle County, Delaware. He was appointed by Governor Jack Markell in June of 2013 and took the bench in July, 2013. Prior to becoming a judge, Sheldon was a partner with the law firm Fox Rothschild, LLP. During that time, Sheldon represented national and international clients in the areas of Delaware corporate and business litigation and creditor's rights. While at Villanova Law, Sheldon served as the Editor-in-Chief of the Environmental Law Journal and was also the 1995 recipient of the Louis L. Redding Fellowship.
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Jill Weiner '03 is the Vice President of Compliance for Fidelity Charitable Services at Fidelity Investments, the largest mutual fund company in the United States. She is also the Chief Compliance Officer of the Fidelity Investments Charitable Gift Fund and serves as the organization's legislative expert. Prior to joining Fidelity in 2005, Jill worked for the Delaware law firm of Tybout Redfearn & Pell. While at Villanova Law, Jill was an associate in both the Farmworkers Legal Aid and Federal Income Tax Clinics, and served as an intern at the Civil Branch of the New York State Supreme Court. She also received the Faculty Recognition Award for outstanding contribution to the school.
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Ryan, Falcons understand situation they're in
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Seahawks DE Clemons has torn ACL
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Carroll complains about condition of FedEx Field
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Lynch, Seahawks too tough for Redskins
Marshawn Lynch ran for 131 yards and a TD in helping the Seahawks grab a 24-14 NFC wild-card victory over the Redskins on Sunday.
Friday injury report for wild-card round
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Thursday's wild-card injury report
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Wilson, Kuechly named Rookies of the Month
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Lewis, Pagano highlight emotional weekend
Three of this year's wild-card games are whoppers, with the two Sunday games appearing to be quite fascinating.
Seahawks assistants could figure in head-coaching mix
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Russell Wilson tied Peyton Manning's record for most touchdown passes by a rookie with 26, and Seattle finished the season 8-0 at home with a win over the Rams.
Bryant and safety Kam Chancellor returned to limited participation in practice for the Seattle Seahawks on Friday and are expected to play Sunday against the Arizona Cardinals. Both were able to get work in Friday and are listed as probable for Sunday.||||||| Bryant had missed the first two practices of the week as he continues to deal with a plantar fascia issue in his foot.
Bryant is available for Sunday's game in Chicago.||||||| Bryant, a key run-stopper, has missed three straight practices because of a foot problem.
Run-stuffing defensive end Red Bryant and linebacker Leroy Hill will both be game-time decisions for the Seattle Seahawks entering Sunday's big NFC matchup at Chicago.||||||| Coach Pete Carroll said Friday that Bryant was held out of practice for a third straight day with a foot injury.
The Seahawks continued with their revolving roster door on Tuesday, placing Bryant on injured reserve.||||||| Bryant suffered a serious right knee injury in Sunday's 33-3 loss to Oakland and head coach Pete Carroll said on Monday that Bryant would be "out a while at best."
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By Matt Jenkins
Staff writer
SALEM — Never underestimate the importance of a non-conference matchup in the second week of the football season.
The early part of the football schedule for many teams is often brushed off as extended preseason, a time when teams play outside of their conferences and hope to improve enough before diving into a slate of league games.
Postseason berths are earned by capturing a conference title, but winning a league championship isn't a thought crossing the minds of Salem High players and coaches. The Witches are far more concerned with keeping momentum moving in the right direction, and the best way for them to do that is by beating Saugus tomorrow night at Bertram Field (7 p.m.).
Salem started its season in impressive fashion, shutting out Winthrop, 14-0. It was the Witches' first victory over the Vikings since 2002.
"These kids deserve it. I can't think of a group who have worked harder and want it more," Salem coach Scott Connolly said. "Winning breeds winning and success breeds success. The more you win, the more you develop the attitude that you can do it. If we get another win under our belt we'll have more confidence in what we're doing and more confidence in ourselves, and that would be huge."
Of course, beating Saugus, which plays in the Northeastern Conference Small, is easier said than done.
The Sachems, who run a triple option offense, pounded Bishop Fenwick in their opener, 41-20.
Saugus fullback Shamir Guillame had a huge day, rushing for 225 yards and four touchdowns on only eight carries. Steve Almquist also did damage, totaling 98 yards and a TD on just three carries. The Sachems didn't attempt a pass.
The triple option is difficult to defend because the quarterback sticks the ball in the fullback's chest then reads the defense to determine if he should give it or keep it. If the quarterback keeps it he can run it himself or pitch to a tailback.
"It's all about discipline," Connolly said about the key for his defense. "Everyone has a role. If you try to do someone else's role, we're going to get burned. We've gotta play assignment football. Everyone has a job, and we've gotta stick to our jobs."
The job of the Salem offense also becomes more difficult this week.
The Witches in all likelihood will need to score more points than they did in the opener as well. In order to do so, Salem has to be more consistent.
"It's all a matter of being on the same page," Salem senior captain and quarterback Brad Skeffington said. "In order to execute everybody needs to know what the guy next to them is doing."
Skeffington completed 8-of-14 passes for 77 yards and a touchdown against Winthrop, but Salem only showed flashes of the solid offensive team it can be.
A more complete effort is what Salem is aiming for and if it achieves it against the Sachems, the Witches will clearly have momentum on their side.
"That would be huge, rolling through Week 1 and beating a tough team. If we could come through with back-to-back wins, it's all about momentum in football," Skeffington said. "It's going to be tough, but if we go through winning this game, like we're planning on, then that momentum carries us through the next game."


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Stories We Like: A Guide to the Comma
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Free shuttle train service offered during road closure
6:26pm Monday 7th January 2013 in News By Joe Willis, Regional Chief Reporter
A FREE shuttle train service is being offered during a three-day road closure.
The Wensleydale Railway, in conjunction with Dales and District Buses, will offer the service while the road is closed in Bedale, North Yorkshire, from January 12 to 14 for the reconstruction of the level crossing.
Trains will depart Leeming Bar at 7.50am, 8.20am, 8.50am, 9:20am, 9.50am, 12.20pm, 12.50pm, 4.20pm, 4.50pm, 5.20pm, 5.50pm and 6.20pm.
Trains will leave Bedale at 8.10am, 8.40am, 9.10am, 9.40am, 12.10pm, 12.40pm, 4.10pm, 4.40pm, 5.10pm, 5.40pm, 6.10pm and 6.40pm.
Dales and District service 73 will call at Leeming Bar and Bedale stations to connect with the trains on Saturday, January 12 and Monday, January 14.
Dales and District will be operating a revised service 73 timetable on the Saturday and Monday. On the Sunday, service 856 will operate as normal, but will not call at the stations. Leeming Bar station car park will be available for people wishing to leave their car and commute to Bedale on the shuttle service.
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A Stripped-Down Domestic Drama
A production at the Westport Country Playhouse of "Nora," the 1981 adaptation by Ingmar Bergman of "A Doll's House" by Henrik Ibsen, has a modern look and an inspired ending.
July 27, 2014, Sunday
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A Spinster at the Center of a Madcap Swirl. Cue the Double Entendres.
In the plot-filled comedy "Drop Dead Perfect," Everett Quinton plays a spinster in the Florida Keys.
July 23, 2014, Wednesday
It's a Date. See You in Therapy.
"Picture Ourselves in Latvia" is a comedy set in a British psychiatric hospital where everyone is needy and selfish.
July 22, 2014, Tuesday
A Fairy-Tale That Rocks
"The Snow Queen: A New Musical," based on the same fairy tale as the movie "Frozen," has kooky characters, scary plotting and potent rock numbers.
July 21, 2014, Monday
They Pay a High Price Amid the Cash Registers
"ValueVille," with the New York Musical Theater Festival, tells of employees suffering through their work at a chain store.
July 12, 2014, Saturday
Louis Brown Jr., Nicole Simpson's Father, Dies at 90
Mr. Brown was a familiar presence at the murder trial of O.J. Simpson and became a public voice against domestic violence.
July 7, 2014, Monday
After-School Detention Can Be Steamy
"Sex and Education" is making its New York premiere as part of Penguin Repertory Theater's 37th season in Stony Point.
July 6, 2014, Sunday
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What Happens in Vegas ...
Things turn loud and desperate in "Think Like a Man Too," the sequel to the Steve Harvey-inspired movie.
June 20, 2014, Friday
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