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EYEWITNESS LOCAL NEWSTwo Pike County Men Charged In Stabbing That Left One Dead, Two Injured
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Reported: Jan. 3, 2014 10:23 AM EST
Updated: Jan. 3, 2014 11:39 AM EST
Two Pike County men were charged in the stabbing death of one man and the injury of two others on New Year's Day.
James R. Huffman, 24, of Pikeville was charged with murder, first-degree assault and second-degree assault. Patrick Smith, 27, of Marrowbone was charged with complicity to commit murder, criminal mischief, two counts of carrying a concealed deadly weapon and tampering with physical evidence.
Kentucky State Police said they received a call from a man who said he was stabbed in Whitesburg in Letcher County on Wednesday. When troopers arrived, they found three men stabbed, with one man receiving fatal injuries. Michael Shane Hogg, 25, of Whitesburg was pronounced dead at the hospital. Two other men where taken to local hospitals. A woman was located at the scene and was uninjured.
Troopers said that four to five people had been involved in a physical altercation after leaving the Streetside Grill and Bar in Whitesburg.
Both suspects were taken to the Letcher County Detention Center.
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(WMC-TV) - The money the City of Memphis now owes to the defunct Memphis City Schools system is rising fast. Taxpayers will pay for it regardless of how the situation unfolds.
A letter that arrived to Memphis City Council Attorney Allan Wade's law office Thursday says interest is ballooning on the $57.5 million judgment the city schools won against the City of Memphis in 2009. And taxpayers, the damage now exceeds $80 million.
Also in the letter, Attorney Ricky Wilkins said, "My client (Memphis City Schools) is questioning the city's sincere, good-faith intent to reach an amicable resolution of this matter without additional expenses."
"We don't need to stay in court. The only people making money on this are the attorneys," said Memphis City Councilman Myron Lowery.
Councilman Myron Lowery says the impasse arose from the city's $160 million counter-claim.
"We actually loaned the school board money for bond issues to build new schools and that money was never repaid," he added.
The letter goes on to say "The city continues to accumulate post-judgment interest..."
The original $57.5 million owed to the school system will accrue interest to $82.3 million on January 1. If it remains unpaid through June 30, the number will jump to $84.4 million.
In June 2009, the city council cut the money from the city school budget because Memphis property owners are double-taxed by both the city and county.
"The individuals who cannot continue to pay the tax, who will speak for them?" wondered Memphis City Councilman Harold Collins.
The school system sued and won.
In 2010, the City of Memphis learned they would have to pay the money owed because the Tennessee Supreme Court refused to hear an appeal.
"If we can't settle it, it's my hope the judge would rule on this as soon as possible. This has gone on for much too long," said Lowery.
A judge will have to sort out the claim and counter-claim.
Wilkins and Wade were unavailable for comment.
The case is still open.
As you know, Memphis City Schools merged with Shelby County Schools.
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A MAN who was given the chance to fill the shoes of Billy Joel during two reunion concerts with the superstar's original 1971-72 touring band in America last year, will perform at The Robin 2 on Sunday.
Elio Pace is an established singer and pianist who reached the final of Bob Says Opportunity Knocks in 1988.
He has also worked extensively in musicals and performed with the likes of Brian May, Huey Lewis and Lulu.
But he will be going it alone as he takes to the stage at the Bilston venue as part of his first Billy Joel theatre tour in the UK.
Joined by a six-piece band, he will perform hits including Uptown Girl, Just The Way You Are and My Life, as well as fan favourites such as Scenes From An Italian Restaurant, Goodnight Saigon and Piano Man.
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The NetBeans open source project is proud to announce the early access relNews Tip: NetBeans 4.1 Early Access Release Now Availableease of the NetBeans IDE 4.1 as the project delivers significant new development capabilities for the Java 2 Platform, Enterprise Edition 1.4 (J2EE) including Enterprise Java Bean (EJB) components and Web Services.
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This early access release has over 15 new modules for developing J2EE 1.4 applications and is built on the novel and breakthrough NetBeans 4.0 technology. Users can develop programs for Java 2 Platform, Standard Edition (J2SE), Java 2 Platform, Micro Edition (J2ME), and now J2EE EJBs and Web Services. Using the free Sun Java System Application Server Platform Edition 8.1 beta as the deployment runtime and with NetBeans guiding the developer and automatically building the underlying J2EE infrastructure, learning about and developing J2EE 1.4 applications has never been easier. To further assist the developer, there are numerous samples of J2EE applications easily accessible from within the IDE, as well contributions from the J2EE Java BluePrints catalog.
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Looks We Love: The High Line and J.Crew Garments for Good Collection [1]
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Excited about our new capsule collection by J.Crew for the High Line, we invited a few friends—including neighbors and colleagues—to try on the tees and accessories in the park that inspired them. 100% of the proceeds from the purchase of this J.Crew collection support Friends of the High Line, helping us keep the High Line beautiful and inspiring for millions of visitors.
Shop the High Line and J.Crew Garments for Good collection here [2].
High Line supporter Stefan Gargiulo and his two daughters came over to beat the heat in the water feature on the High Line's Diller – von Furstenberg Sundeck. Stefan is dressed in the classic men's vintage train tee [4] and his sweet daughters look adorable in the kid's watercolor map tee [5] and the kid's Curious Garden tee [6], illustrated by the acclaimed children's author, Peter Brown.
Heather McDowell Levin holds baby Jayger who proudly shows off his new "Park in the Sky" onesie [7].
Left: Gio Mejia can be found cruising around New York City in the new men's vintage train tee [4]. Right: The beautiful white-on-ivory "Park in the Sky" pouch [8] is another must-have that can fit all the things you love.
Left: Super comfy and stylish defines the High Line Central Station sweatshirt [9], featuring an above-ground train passing through New York City's neighborhoods, with the Empire State Building in the distance. Right: Right: Painted with watercolors in custom-blended pigments, this "Park in the Sky" tee [10] was hand-drawn by a J.Crew designer.
Left: Eusebia Pérez of L'Arte del Gelato delights in the summer breeze with a berry-based gelato. In barely-there white letters, "Park in the Sky" [11] is printed atop of the white tee that Eusebia has paired with a bright neon yellow skirt.
Mary Cecilia Hirsch, an assistant at David Zwirner Gallery, dressed in the women's buttefly weed tee [12], playfully balances on a section of abandoned track at the rail yards—the third and final section of the High Line.
Mackie Healy, Marketing and Publicity Assistant at David Zwirner Gallery, stands on the rail yards, modeling the first tee to be made with one of Joel Sternfeld's iconic photos [13].


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Congolese will decide the fate of Congo
by Carrie Crawford
Congolese voters responded by the millions in 2006 when finally, after 40 years of tyrannical rule under dictator Mobuto Sese Seko, presidential and parliamentary elections were organized by the U.N. and international community at the cost of half a billion dollars. Congolese showed up hungry to vote for a system of government which might soon benefit their families in some very basic ways.
And even though the election process was fraught with irregularity and many believed the end result pre-determined before they began, the people were willing to hope and believe for a better Congo. Those aspirations have largely withered in the past five years, where in 2011 Congo ranks 187 out of 187 countries in the United Nation's Human Development index.
Violence in the East continues unabated and unchecked with whole communities still held hostage by armed groups determined to continue their exploitation of the country's abundant natural resources at any cost. This at the same time Congo's neighbors boast of "economic miracles" sourced from Congo's natural riches. Everyone feasts at the table of Congo – and Congolese go hungry.
Everyone feasts at the table of Congo – and Congolese go hungry.
Reports of "massive fraud" and a lawless system for vote tallying pretty much tell the story of the 2011 election. The National Episcopal Conference of Catholic Bishops (CENCO), relying on over 30,000 church and NGO election observers, issued a statement on Dec. 4, 2012, calling to question the veracity of the electoral commission's results pronouncing Joseph Kabila winner of the presidential vote.
The United States, in its Public Law 109-456, declared Congo of strategic importance to U.S. national interests. Not enough so it seems to support accountability and human dignity in Congo. The U.S. has described Russian elections as "rigged"? What do they call the Congo elections? Seriously flawed – with one diplomat anonymously noting that a lot more Congolese are going to have to die before any serious intervention is even entertained.
The best the United Nations would do was express "deep concern" and call for an investigation. We hear there is "Congo fatigue" and no one is seriously interested in knowing who actually won the election except the Congolese.
Yet, violence is not the inevitable outcome. Given recent world events, one can never underestimate the resourcefulness of a people oppressed.
And knowing of the vast reservoir of strength of the Congolese people, more important than its mineral wealth, one can expect a uniquely Congolese solution to finally securing a government that is accountable to its own citizens. And it has begun – in solidarity with their fellow citizens, Congolese the world over are raising their voices since the election for One Congo united for the benefit of all its people.
Congolese the world over are raising their voices since the election for One Congo united for the benefit of all its people.
With 70 million people, half under the age of 18 and half women, the future of the Congo is in the hands of the Congolese. Who knows – perhaps they will simply decide to withdraw their support from a bankrupt system which has given them nothing but grief.
Carrie Crawford, a practicing attorney, is co-founder and chair of Friends of the Congo. Break the silence; become a friend of the Congo. Call (888) 584-6510 or visit http://friendsofthecongo.org/action/index.php.
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"So in freeing themselves from this conundrum, it is becoming increasingly clear that the Congolese people are pretty much on their own." Yes.
On their own would seem to be putting it mildly. Let's not forget that the U.S., donor #1 to the D.R.C., sent Kabila another half million dollars, this time in "police protective equipment" just before the election, as reported by the U.S. Embassy on November 15th, 13 days before the election: http://kinshasa.usembassy.gov/pressrelease_englis…↓
Rwanda genocide: Kagame 'cleared of Habyarimana crash' Around 800,000 Tutsis and moderate Hutus were killed in Rwanda in 1994 Continue reading the main story
A report has appeared to clear Rwanda's President Paul Kagame of orchestrating the 1994 assassination of the country's then-leader Juvenal Habyarimana.
The team – mandated by a French inquiry – visited the scene of the attack to work out the trajectory of the missile which shot down his plane.
The crash was one of the triggers that sparked the genocide.
An earlier French probe blamed Mr Kagame and his allies, but they say Hutu extremists killed Habyarimana.
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A Bryan County Emergency Services firefighter was injured Saturday while responding to a call of a downed tree.
Richmond Hill City Council accepted a request by a developer to again table its bid to allow multi-family housing on a tract near the entrance of Richmond Hill Plantation until Sept. 2.
Richmond Hill city council members got good news at Tuesday's city council meeting.
The rock band Blues Traveler will be the headline act of the 16th annual Great Ogeechee Seafood Festival presented by Southern Eagle Distributing, organizers announced Friday.
Unity in the Community teamed up with Plantation Apartments to throw a back-to-school celebration for young people of the community Saturday.
Fort Stewart will close Highway 119 , 1 to 2 p.m., Thursday to demolish an old range tower using explosives.
Richmond Hill's National Night Out took place Thursday at J.F Gregory Park from 7 p.m.-9p.m.
Many adults can remember when school didn't start until after the Labor Day holiday in September.
Employees of Bryan County Schools got an early start to the 2014-2015 school year Friday with a system-wide convocation at Richmond Hill Middle School.
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Pembroke Mayor Mary Warnell served as the guest speaker for a Women's Equality Observance on Wednesday in Club Stewart's main ballroom.
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Bryan County Commissioners said no to a tax hike this year, approving the same 9.15 millage rate as voted in 2013.
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Cardinals WR Doucet may have sports hernia
According to multiple media outlets, Cardinals WR Early Doucet missed practice with a possible sports hernia Wednesday — an injury that could keep him out of action for a "few" weeks if indeed the injury is a sports hernia, PFW Cardinals ...
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The Cardinals made a change at fullback, cutting Jerome Johnson and signing Reagan Maui'a.
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Larry Fitzgerald got loose for a go-ahead 21-yard touchdown catch with 6:13 to play in the Arizona Cardinals 17-13 victory over the St. Louis Rams on Sunday.
Report: Warner plans to stay retired
With all of the question marks surrounding the Cardinals' quarterbacks, Kurt Warner isn't coming back, despite requests from his former team.
Cardinals RB Wells questionable for Sunday
Cardinals RB Beanie Wells (knee) did not practice Friday and is listed as questionable for the season opener against the Rams.
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The Cardinals released QB Matt Leinart, who failed to win the team's starting job this summer.
Eagles trade for OG Wells, place Abiamiri on PUP list
Needing some healthy bodies on the offensive line, the Eagles acquired OG Reggie Wells from Arizona for an undisclosed draft choice. Philly also placed DE Victor Abiamiri on the PUP list and cut 10 players.
Cardinals reward DT Dockett with extension
While the Cardinals have made news mostly for their QB situation recently, they changed the tone Wednesday, signing DT Darnell Dockett to a four-year contract extension.
Report: Cardinals shopping Leinart
In what has turned into a very public quarterback battle in Arizona, reports indicate that the Cardinals are now talking with teams about trading QB Matt Leinart.
Arizona trims down to 75
To bring down its roster to the league-required 75-player maximum by this afternoon, Arizona placed two players on injured lists and released another.
Eagles trade FB Scott to Cardinals for CB Calvin
The Eagles announced Monday that they have traded FB Charles Scott to the Cardinals for CB Jorrick Calvin, a swap of 2010 sixth-round draft picks.
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The Jets have signed veteran DL Howard Green to a two-year contract. Green, who spent training camp with the Redskins, will provide depth to a Jets' D-line that was hit hard by the loss of NT Kris Jenkins in the season opener.
Green, a 6-3, 320-pounder, was originally a sixth-round draft pick out of LSU by the Texans. He has spent time with the Jets, Seahawks, Vikings, Saints and Ravens during his NFL career.
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Jenkins suffered a torn ACL in his left knee on the sixth defensive play of the Week One Monday-nighter against the Ravens, forcing the Jets to add a new body to the line. Green appeared in 12 games for the Jets last year. He is expected to serve as the primary backup for Sione Pouha.
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Colorful Vegetable Salad Recipe
- 6 cups fresh broccoli florets
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Doan: We owe the fans an apology
Coyotes captain Shane Doan, who signed a new four-year contract to stay in Phoenix the day before the lockout started, says he feels for the fans who were denied their favorite sport.
"I think just a humble apology for everything and that we're going to do everything we can to earn back their appreciation of the sport," Doan said when asked about what he'd say to fans.
"There's no use in saying whose fault it is or who did what, we all owe them an apology."
In all, the labor stoppage shaved 34 games off of each team's schedule, meaning the 2013 campaign will be a sprint as opposed to the normal marathon, which creates several challenges according to Doan.
"Getting on the same page, getting everyone back skating again and getting your legs caught up to what a game is like," Doan said. "That's going to be interesting and fun, but we're fortunate we've got a great coaching staff and a good group of guys that understand what makes us successful."
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After almost a year of preparation, the OpenStack Foundation has launched as a stand-alone nonprofit organization, freeing its namesake stack of open source cloud hosting software from the management of hosting provider Rackspace.
Rackspace loosely oversaw the community development for the first two years of the project, though last year, the project leaders decided the open source software would be better managed in a vendor neutral setting, much like the Linux Foundation oversees the Linux OS kernel. On Wednesday, the newly formed organization announced that Rackspace transferred to it both the community management activities and the OpenStack trademark.
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"Putting OpenStack in an independent and vendor neutral foundation is one way to make sure you don't get stuck with a single vendor," said Jonathan Bryce, executive director of the OpenStack Foundation, explaining why he believes the foundation will be beneficial to organizations that are considering the use of the technology.
"OpenStack will be around for years to come. [Vendor] acquisitions get made, product lines get slashed, strategies get changed. The foundation provides an independent home that will be the long term way that OpenStack will continue to be developed and supported," Bryce said.
The managers of the project took considerable effort to make sure the foundation would represent all the parties involved. Lingering concerns remain, however, about the transparency of the group.
The OpenStack project was launched two years ago and combined two separate cloud software projects: NASA's Nebula and Rackspace's Cloud Files. OpenStack provides a platform for running a private cloud infrastructure. Additionally, some cloud hosting providers, such as Rackspace and Hewlett-Packard use the software to host their own services.
Interest in the project has been strong since its launch. More than 573 developers have contributed to the code base, which now has more than 550,000 lines of code. The Foundation now boasts of more than 5,600 members, representing the interests of more than 850 organizations. The project garnered around $10 million in funding, mostly from corporate contributions.
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Richard Phillips makes paintings of actresses, models and porn stars that are almost completely without irony. His subjects are ripe for commentary, but in the paintings, such as those of Lindsay Lohan and Sasha Grey currently on view at Gagosian Gallery's 24th Street space, none is made. For this reason, there's something queasy-making about them. They're terrific in every sense of the word. Mr. Phillips paints the abyss, and the abyss doesn't look back. Read More
Chuck Close may be weaving a tapestry to support Obama, but the Los Angeles Times reports that 19 other artists will create a portfolio of prints to help reelect the president, among them big names like John Baldessari, Ed Ruscha, Richard Serra, Bruce Nauman, Claes Odenburg, Chris Burden and Frank Gehry. Read More
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As a general rule, a team's Super Bowl hopes are usually tied to the players who are in the fold as the Independence Day celebrations begin.
To put it another way: If a team is looking for major roster help in July, it's in trouble.
However, that does not mean that useful players still can't be added in the summer. Two years ago, OT Flozell Adams (Pittsburgh), QB Marc Bulger (Baltimore) and WR Terrell Owens (Cincinnati) were July signees. Adams started in Super Bowl XLV, and Owens led the Bengals in catches, receiving yards and TDs that season. (The 2011 free-agent period was unique in that it started in late July, so we're excluding that from this discussion.)
As of this writing, nine UFAs ranked in PFW's top 100 free agents of 2012 remain unsigned, excluding those who received the franchise tag.
The top-ranked available free agent is RB Cedric Benson, who was placed at No. 59 in PFW's top 100 after rushing for 1,067 yards on 273 carries for Cincinnati a season ago.
As a part-time player, Benson could be an asset for numerous teams. I'd turn him loose late in games on worn-down defenses. The Raiders' interest in Benson makes sense considering Darren McFadden's durability concerns.
Here's a brief position-by-position look at some of the better unsigned unrestricted free agents still available. The player's 2011 team is in parentheses:
The UFA ranks at this vital position are fairly thin, but there are a handful of options. Donovan McNabb (Minnesota) was a starter-caliber player not that long ago, but he struggled last season. Dennis Dixon (Pittsburgh) has flashed some potential, while Kyle Boller (Oakland), J.P. Losman (Miami) and Troy Smith (Pittsburgh) have some starting experience and could get a team through a game or two.
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The days of Benson being a featured back by design are probably over, but as a role player and potential fill-in starter, he has value. The same can be said for Ryan Grant (No. 96 in PFW's top 100), who remains unsigned after 559 rushing yards and 14 starts for Green Bay last season.
Beyond the top 100, Jackie Battle (Kansas City) and Cadillac Williams (St. Louis) are other backs who could be capable reserves, but the talent pool thinned slightly with the retirement on Tuesday of Derrick Ward (Houston). At fullback, Ahmard Hall (Tennessee) and Ovie Mughelli (Atlanta) are the top options. Mughelli is coming off a knee injury.
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Plaxico Burress (N.Y. Jets) holds value as a red-zone threat. Does he get a look later in the summer? Braylon Edwards (San Francisco) was bothered by a knee injury a season ago, but he's only 29, and if healthy, he could merit a flier. Roy Williams (Chicago) caught 37 passes in nine starts in 2011 and could entice a WR-needy team at some point. Mark Clayton (St. Louis) appeared in only two games in 2011 but is now two seasons removed from his knee injury.
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According to PFW Vikings correspondent Tom Pelissero of 1500ESPN.com in Minneapolis, Vishante Shiancoe (No. 76 in top 100, Minnesota) declined a one-year offer from Seattle earlier in the offseason. Shiancoe (36-409-3 in '11) would be a nice addition to a club looking for a veteran tight end. I'd be surprised if he didn't land somewhere. Jeremy Shockey (No. 86 in top 100, Carolina) would also be a reasonable addition to a TE-needy club.
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Durability is the big concern with Marcus McNeill (No. 99 in top 100, San Diego), who has been a good left tackle in the past but comes off a 2011 season shortened by a neck injury. Kareem McKenzie (N.Y. Giants) is an experienced option at right tackle. OG Eric Steinbach (Cleveland) missed 2011 with a back injury.
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If you're looking for run-stuffers, DTs Aubrayo Franklin (No. 63 in top 100, New Orleans) and Howard Green (Green Bay) could hold appeal. DE Andre Carter (No. 74 in top 100, New England) notched 10 sacks in 2011 but comes off quadriceps surgery. It's possible he could be back with the Patriots when healthy.
MLB E.J. Henderson (No. 69 in top 100, Minnesota) is probably best suited as a two-down player at this stage, and injuries have taken their toll. Matt Roth (Jacksonville) could provide depth at outside linebacker for a 3-4 team or defensive end in a 4-3 scheme. He's a decent pass rusher and fairly stout vs. the run, but Roth missed time with a concussion last season.
CB Andre' Goodman (Denver) has started 56 games the past four seasons and could be a nice depth-bolstering signing. There are more options at safety, with Jim Leonhard (N.Y. Jets) and Chris Crocker (Cincinnati) atop the list if healthy, but Leonhard is coming off a knee injury, and Crocker had offseason knee surgery.
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CBS Buries Poll Finding 57% Against ObamaCare Mandate on Website
Almost a month after touting on-air their poll finding that 61% of Catholics supposedly backed President Obama's controversial birth control mandate, CBS failed to mention their most recent poll that found that 57% are now against the regulation. The network devoted an article to the new poll statistic on their website, but failed to cover it on their morning and evening newscasts Monday into Tuesday.
Instead, CBS Evening News and CBS This Morning did some damage control on behalf of the President, downplaying his "all-time low" approval number and claiming that "there's little that he [Obama] can do...in the short term to affect gas prices, and gas prices hurts his political chances," as anchor Charlie Rose put it. Their poll partners at the New York Times also buried the finding in their front-page article on the poll, and spun it by suggesting that women were "split" on the controversy.
Writer Lucy Madison explained in the Tuesday CBSNews.com article, "Poll: Most say employers should be allowed not to cover contraception," that "most Americans believe there should be an exception for employers who may have a moral or religious objection to covering birth control for their employees....When asked specifically about religiously-affiliated employers, 57 percent of Americans said they should be able to opt out of the mandate if they have religious or moral objections. Thirty-six percent said such organizations should have to cover birth control."
The poll's question in March asked, "What about for religiously-affiliated employers, such as a hospital or university? Do you think their health insurance plans should have to cover the full costs of birth control for their female employees, or should they be allowed to opt out of covering that based on religious or moral objections?" Back in February, however, the media outlets omitted the religious liberty component to the issue in their question: "What about for religiously-affiliated employers, such as a hospital or university? Do you support or oppose a recent federal requirement that their health insurance plans cover the full cost of birth control for their female employees?"
The February 14, 2012 edition of CBS Evening News, along with CBS This Morning the following day, played up how "61% overall told us they approve of that policy [the HHS mandate]. The number was exactly the same for Catholic respondents." On the other hand, a poll released the same week by the Pew Research Center, which mentioned the First Amendment/conscience issue in its question, found that "55% of Catholics who have heard about the [mandate] support an exemption to it...[and] Catholics who attend Mass at least once a week, 63% support an exemption."
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Submitted by HardRightTurn on Tue, 03/13/2012 - 9:00pm.
Alan Colmes cherry picked the polls helpful to his talking points on O'Reilly tonight, and put down the ones he didn't like. If the left can't manipulate a poll, they will obfuscate it. It's what they do to win, cheat.
Colmes should lay down and stay there. He looks like he's dead.
To more fully comprehend the Left, one must read "Leftism As Psychopathy" by John Ray, M.A., Ph.D. Caution, it might scare you a little bit.
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President Obama's national health care law will cost $1.76 trillion over a decade, according to a new projection released today by the Congressional Budget Office, rather than the $940 billion forecast when it was signed into law.
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Submitted by Dan The Man 2 on Tue, 03/13/2012 - 10:47pm.
And the stupid law has not gone out of first gear yet. Just think when it goes into full speed.
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I pray the who law will be
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I pray the who law will be struck down. If not then we are most likely saddled with the first brick among many in our socialist wall.
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I don't know Dan
Submitted by Radical1979 on Tue, 03/13/2012 - 10:54pm.
by my reckoning the wall is at least 1/4 up at this point.
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Then it is time we get out
Submitted by Dan The Man 2 on Tue, 03/13/2012 - 11:29pm.
Then it is time we get out our Gingrich bulldozers and level the crap.
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It's not just the gas prices...
Submitted by CobraMan on Wed, 03/14/2012 - 2:58pm.
It's not just the gas prices, it's the prices of EVERYTHING, especially food. After hearing Obama tell us how he saved the economy, we, the People, tends to distrust such a claim while we watch the prices of just about everything keep increasing, especially the prices for necessary items, like food and energy.
Of course, after hearing the liberal press claiming, FOR YEARS, that he can "affect" these prices, can lower the costs of living for everyone, that he can SAVE this economy, now they're telling us that, Oh, Sorry, contrary to what Obama told us, he doesn't actually have ANY control over prices, over the economy. That the trillion dollar deficits he's been running, deficits he told us were necessary to lower the costs of food, gas, and "durable" good, especially cars (Cash For Clunkers, anyone?) and housing (Any loan, any time, ability to repay not applicable) has all been for nothing! And they wonder WHY people no longer trust Obama?
You know, that's a great reelection strategy that Obama has adopted. First tell everyone, for YEARS, that you can lower the costs for everything, for everyone, and that, in category after category, that you've actually achieved this, then, just a few months before your election, tell everyone that, no, sorry, I don't have any control over things like that! Yea, that's bound to work you want your opponent to be elected!
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Posted: 1:00 am Saturday, October 3rd, 2009
Put kids away forever?
By Opinion Staff
The U.S. Supreme Court this term will decide whether it's unconstitutional to send criminals to prison without possibility of parole for crimes, other than murder, that they committed while juveniles.
At least two Florida cases are at issue. One involves a teen who raped and robbed an elderly woman. Another committed multiple robberies.
The basic question is whether children as young as 13 really can be so bad they can't be rehabilitated and should be sent away forever.
Columnist Jac Wilder VerSteeg says he knows for sure that some "children" can't be saved. The Dunbar Village rapists might be examples.
One thing VerSteeg knows for sure: His nephew was a "child" who could not be saved.
"From the time he was 13, my nephew committed crimes ranging from shoplifting to threatening his younger brother with a loaded pistol. Through it all, he was a charming kid. You'd never have known to talk with him that, at 13, he had shot a man's hunting dog for the fun of it.
This is a kid who went to boot camp at 16, performed perfectly, impressed all the authorities, and returned to drugs and theft as soon as they took their eyes off him.
He could have been and should have been in prison on the night in March 1997 when, using a gun he stole from the home of a juvenile judge, he shot and killed his mother — my sister — after she turned him in for stealing her credit card. Then he concealed her body and invited friends over to party."
VerSteeg thinks life in prison without parole is the only answer for some "juveniles." What do you think? Take our poll above.


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Dr. Tim Paulsen
Tim teaches Structural Geology and Tectonics, Geophysics and Geotectonics, Introduction to Field Methods, Applied Field Methods, and Field Geology (i.e., field camp in Park City, Utah). Tim is a structural geologist and his research focuses on understanding mountain building in North America, India, and Antarctica.
Prior to joining the Geology Department faculty in the fall of 1999, he did a three-year post-doctoral study at the Byrd Polar Research Center at The Ohio State University. Tim received his Ph.D. from the University of Illinois in 1997, where he studied fold-thrust belt deformation in the Wasatch Range of Utah.
He is currently working with students on projects focused on understanding the Tertiary structural evolution of Antarctica and the North America Cordillera.
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"Can I refill your eggnog for you? Get you something to eat? Drive you out to the middle of nowhere and leave you for dead?" ~Clark Griswold (Christmas Vacation)
Now that Thanksgiving is over, it's time to start thinking about Christmas. Perhaps you've started your shopping or decorating, or are heading to the stores this weekend. Or, if you are like my mother-in-law, maybe you finished all of that around Halloween. (How I wish I had her energy!) Whatever your plans may be, you deserve to treat yourself at the end of the day. This eggnog definitely fits the bill.
- 3 1/2 cups milk
- 1 1/2 tsp vanilla extract
- 1 tsp ground cinnamon
- 1 cinnamon stick
- Pinch of ground clove
- 6 egg yolks
- 3/4 cup sugar
- 1 cup heavy cream
- 1/4 tsp nutmeg
- 1 cup spiced rum (optional)
- In a saucepan over low heat combine milk, vanilla extract, cinnamon, cinnamon stick and clove.
- Bring to a slow boil (this will take between 5-7 mins).
- Once the milk mixture starts to boil remove from heat and leave cinnamon stick in for a couple of minutes, then remove.
- Put egg yolks and sugar into a bowl.
- Using a hand held mixer, mix them until pale and fluffy.
- Pour the hot milk mixture into the egg yolks and mix on low until well mixed.
- Pour the mixture back into the pan and heat over medium heat for about 5 minutes, stirring constantly, until thick and creamy. (Make sure you don't let it boil or the eggnog will curdle.)
- Stir in the rum (optional), heavy cream and nutmeg and refrigerate overnight.
- Serve with a sprinkle of cinnamon.
(Adapted from Epicurean Mom's Egg Nog recipe)
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Our undergraduate research assistant, Korbin daSilva presented a poster at McGill's Undergraduate Research Conference:
Echo "Hello, Farmer!": Implication of New Computational Technologies on Connecting Local food to consumers AND to geographyDespite growing calls for locally produced foods, a disconnect remains between average consumers and local producers. Web 2.0 with social networking capabilities offer new solutions to bridge this gap. Simple Digital Earth mashups (e.g., with Google Maps) are useful; Digital Earth APIs (Application Program Interfaces) contain greater potential to accomplish interactivity with geographic information. These more computational approaches represent a paradigm shift for traditional geography. I developed an application that allows urban consumers to easily customize Google Maps. The application also gathers information from rural farmers regarding what and where products are sold. I hope to bring the computation behind Web 2.0 to the discipline of geography and bring geographic information science to the layperson.


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The first Mon-Dak baseball player of the week is Austin Sheppick. Austin is a freshman outfielder/first baseman for Dawson Community College. In three games last week he was 4-11 (.363) at the plate including a double and 2 RBI's. Austin is from West Jordan, Utah.
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But if anyone does not provide for his own, and especially for those of his household, he has denied the faith and is worse than an unbeliever. - 1Timothy 5:8
In a nation where the majority of citizens claim to have "a personal relationship" or to be "living a narrative" with Jesus at the center, how is it that babies keep being murdered at a rate of 1.3 million per year? How is it that women continue to take on more positions in which, by design and intent, they exercise authority over men? How is it that the family meal has died? That what my Dad called "that huckster" now owns the center of our living room and dying room? That no one practices hospitality any more—except perhaps at restaurants or hotels? That husbands love internet sluts instead of the wife of their youth? That one fifth of our nation's women now arrive at their early forties never having given birth to a child?
Really, the older I get the more sense it makes to me that the New Testament Epistles place such constant and heavy emphasis on simple (or should I say foundational) household matters. Do we really think that killing babies, women sleeping with women and men with men, children defying their fathers, mothers abandoning their children and home for a public life, husbands loving prostitutes instead of the virtuous wife God gave them, wives refusing to submit to their husbands and taking over the leadership of the church and state, smutty plays and drama and poetry, and spoiled cats and dogs are things unknown in the world of the early Christians?
Why, the Early Church fathers even wrote exhortations to their flock to go out and pick up the children exposed on the hillsides behind their homes, instead of wasting their money feeding dogs. Is this relevant to us, dear brothers and sisters—relevant at all?
True Christian faith cannot exist where the husband doesn't love his wife, the wife doesn't submit to her husband, the father and mother make orgasmic, but not unitive and procreative love; where the father fails to discipline and the mother fails to care for the children God has given them; where the children dishonor their father and mother, the family doesn't work, eat, travel, worship, and rest in the light and instruction of God's Word, and the poor and needy are not brought in to share in what should be the abundance of familial comfort and love. Such foundational things are the never-fail fruit of true Christian faith. After all, the just live by faith.
If ideas have consequences, Christian faith should always bear fruit. If Scripture is our only infallible rule of faith and practice, the fruit of Christian faith should start in the home with very organic matters. You know, lifelong, heterosexual, monogamous, covenantal marriage; being fruitful and multiplying so that God may receive His godly seed; husbands loving only their wives, and sacrificially; wives submitting to their husbands as unto the Lord, calling him "lord;" children honoring and obeying their parents; fathers giving themselves to their children without reserve, showing great tenderness, oozing with real affection; fathers demonstrating their love through discipline and never failing to instruct the family in the dogmatic doctrine of Scripture; and dinner tables and bedrooms always filled with life and love that breaks out past our human blood-lines to the poor and needy, weak and oppressed, travelers and homeless, the depressed, orphans, widows, spinsters, the frail and abandoned, sick and dying.
Tenderness, love, and affection intermingled naturally with discipline and belly laughs—that's the family life of sinners who have been plucked out of the wrath of God by His Only Begotten Son, our blessed Lord Jesus Christ. Merriment, tears, hard work, submission, affection, honoring one another; and physical intimacy that is delightful and fruitful. Physical intimacy that is biblical. Physical intimacy that rises above mutual narcissism to an act of faith in God's provision for the next generation.
We love because He first loved us.
But of course, moderns turn everything on its head. Men with men and women with women instead of one woman with one man and one man with one woman. Promiscuity instead of fidelity. Prenups instead of a covenant. Pornography instead of the lovely breasts of the wife of one's youth. Day care instead of motherhood. And all of it as sterile as faithlessness can be.
Honestly, until pastors and elders exhort the members of their flock concerning home matters with the same words and boldness that characterizes the written record of the pastoral care of the early church known as the Epistles of the New Testament, doing it both publicly and individually ("from house to house"), no other aspect of our ministry matters. We cannot be faithful shepherds and remain blissfully ignorant of the affection and purity of our church's husbands, the submissiveness and domesticity of her wives, the obedience of her children, the fruitfulness of her marriage beds, the hospitality of her dining room tables and bedrooms, the biblical instruction of her children, and the care of her aged.
It would be good for each of us called to the office of shepherd to ask ourselves when the last time was that we were in a home speaking to a husband and wife personally about faith and holiness? And not nebulously, but following the Apostles by personally exhorting the husband to love his wife as Christ loved the Church and gave Himself up for Her; and personally exhorting the wife to submit to her husband in everything, not giving way to fear, but putting her trust in God.
Let judgment begin, and let it begin in the households of God.
Where there is no Christian home, there is no Christian faith.
Tim (& David),
Thanks for that. This I will print out, refer to and share. All I can say is - Amen.
I am not asking this to be contrary or rebellious. I am just genuinely curious.
How many wives call their husband "lord"?
>How many wives call their husband "lord"?
Just one--Sarah:
(1 Peter 3:1-6) 1 In the same way, you wives, be submissive to your own husbands so that even if any of them are disobedient to the word, they may be won without a word by the behavior of their wives, 2 as they observe your chaste and respectful behavior. 3 Your adornment must not be merely external--braiding the hair, and wearing gold jewelry, or putting on dresses; 4 but let it be the hidden person of the heart, with the imperishable quality of a gentle and quiet spirit, which is precious in the sight of God. 5 For in this way in former times the holy women also, who hoped in God, used to adorn themselves, being submissive to their own husbands; 6 just as Sarah obeyed Abraham, calling him lord, and you have become her children if you do what is right without being frightened by any fear.
>How many wives call their husband "lord"?
Actually, every time we submissively follow our husbands' leadership, we call them "lord". Perhaps we do not vocalize it, but our attitude speaks it. Maybe we're not leaving our homes and families to travel who knows where and live in a tent (maybe some are!), but we may be walking down a road by faith, not seeing the end, not knowing what will become of us. Maybe our husbands bring home guests without giving us a heads-up and we respond with cheerful hospitality. Maybe we have ideas about how this particular situation with this particular child should be dealt with, and he asks us to deal with it differently. No matter the case, submissively following requires faith not simply in our "lord" but in our LORD. (Don't we tell this to our children as we encourage them to obey us - that their obedience is a reflection of their faith in God?)
And, to tell you the truth, sometimes I do have to call him "lord" right out loud to remind myself where my heart needs to be. It's usually accompanied by a little smirk and a twinkle in my eye, which says to him, "You know I think you're crazy, but I'm with you, Babe!"
Now, Amanda, you know it was a teepee, not a tent.
Well, I wasn't going to name names.
Well said, gracious host. Sometimes we get so linked in with this and that and the other thing, we forget that the family, not the corporation, is the God-ordained institution.
Wow, Stephen! I never knew Abraham and Sarah lived in a teepee.
You must be reading from that "Dances With Wolves" translation. ;)
What are the marks of a Christian home of a single person? Same things?
I always accidentally call it a tent - but Stephen always ensures that everyone calls it a teepee.
Besides, many wives would love to live in a teepee!
On a serious note, I have been very blessed that as a new Christian I attending a Reformed Presbyterian church that showed me the example of hospitality, as CGS did as well.
There is something magical that happens when you have people in your home - somehow they truly know you and therefor see the closest example of what God's people are like. Many people begin to see something they have never known in their own homes. Expect then that people will want to become your adopted children. Whole families will sort of become your children (and often you the children of others). There's a 61 year old guy who I don't think any of us know if he's an uncle, grandfather or child in our home - he ends up being all of them at different times.
A clean home doesn't matter either, people notice something more than the clutter. Everyone can open their home in a way that is very biblical but something that in America with our Super-8s and Holiday-Inns we've missed.
Great things can happen. Four years ago a young man from our church came into our family, among other things, he worked with me on a real-estate investment we'd had, we met his family and took him with us on a small family vacation - and you know, this guy who became like a brother (since I had family who were the same age) ended up being there for us (when all the time he thought we were only there for him) when my family members were in all sorts of trouble and rebellion against God. God had sent us this kid, who we met at church who seemed to need us more than we ever needed him, to sooth the pain we felt at seeing family members ruining their lives.
My kids have gotten aunts and uncles they never would have had (and grandparents) and the guy who had been in our family for his entire college career told us that he had never thought he could ever tell his wife to stay home with the kids - he realized that he should expect a wife to do this and that a woman staying home is truly happy in that biblical role. Also, he had never seen a man work and maintain a home - something men need to learn as well. He saw things it took me years to understand about biblical leadership. I learned those things from various other Godly homes I was invited into.
Anyway, I hadn't thought much of it really - God did the good work that we barely saw, we just liked having him around (and hey, free labor) but by the time he left he said in a letter and I quote, "Your kids always thought of me as an uncle, I always felt more like one of their siblings."
I'll never forget that as long as I live and never undestimate the impact a family can have with their Christian home.


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A couple was found shot dead inside a park in Montclair, N.J.
Police say they were responding to calls about shots fired when they discovered the bodies of Shanae Q. Howard, 24, of Orange and Brandon Brown, 26, of Montclair.
The couple were found near a bench in Canterbury Park at around 10 p.m. on Thursday.
A weapon was recovered at the scene.
"It appears to be an isolated incident and no threat to the residents or community," according to Acting Prosecutor Carolyn Murray.
Kurt Holloway told Fox 5 News that his daughter and the female victim are cousins.
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on Oct 12, 2012 at 8:28 pm
Thank goodness for the letter by Winter Dellenbach to save Buena Vista. All of us deserve protection against development driven by shear ambition to dump low income neighbors, and profit on disposessing them by cashing in on quick real estate flips.
And beyond the need to stand up for this neighborhood, we have the chance to stand up for the richness of diversity. Our city is socially and culturally impoverished when we encourage tear-downs and rezone for profit over people.
I urge the the city planning commission to hold strong against pressure from developers and firmly protect the integrity and neighborhood community of our friends and fellow Palo Altans of Vuena Vista.
on Oct 12, 2012 at 10:50 pm
Roland, no one could have said it better. Bravo!
on Oct 15, 2012 at 11:19 am
Thank you Winter Dellenbach, for caring about those less financially fortunate and reminding the rest of us to sit up and take notice of the needs of our neighbors. I for one do not want to see our neighbors bull dozed under for more condos. I also believe we are a better city if we are a city of diverse citizens. I say no to rezoning Buena Vista Park.


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We encourage advisors and students to sign up to come to the NLSC as National Courtesy Corps members. There, they will be assisting in the setup and take-down and everything in between at the NLSC. This year, because of the change in days when the conference is held and the need for a rapid move-out, we will require many volunteers to assist in the effort to move out quickly.
We request members arrive on Wednesday, 6/20/12, by 5 p.m., so they can start to work on the contest areas on Thursday , 6/21/12. They will depart from conference on Thursday, 6/28/12. All NCC participants will be housed at Park University Campus in Parkville, Mo. This campus is about 12-15 minutes away from Bartle Hall. The advisors must supervise the students. SkillsUSA will develop an individual schedule for each student and advisor listing work assignments, breaks, free time, etc., and there will be a separate advisor session to review their duties and responsibilities. For more information about Courtesy Corps, please go to: www.skillsusa.org/events/courtesy.shtml. To register, go to www.smartreg.com/webreg/SKILLSUSA12/ and then follow the instructions for Volunteers-Courtesy Corps.
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