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Ulster score historic win over Castres
January 19, 2013
Ruan Penaar's boot saw Ulster home against Castres
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Ulster notched their first ever Heineken Cup win on French soil with a narrow 9-8 victory over Castres at the Stade Pierre-Antoine on Saturday.
The Irish province were already assured of a place in the quarter-finals of the competition with this result keeping them on course for a home tie in the last eight. Although not at their best, they came from behind to win, courtesy of three Ruan Pienaar penalties. Castres had led early on thanks to a well-worked try from Piula Faasalele but it was Mark Anscombe's side who took home the points.
Ulster, made six changes to the team that beat Glasgow 23-6 at Ravenhill last Friday, with Neil McCoomb, Roger Wilson, Ruan Pienaar, Paul Marshall, Craig Gilroy and Michael Allen coming into the side. Their opponents - Castres - made eight, including an entire new back row.
Last season's finalists made a strong start to the game, but it was first blood to Castres, after fantastic work by Scotland's Max Evans. The 29-year-old managed to keep the ball in play as he was tackled on the wing. He offloaded to Faasalele who then passed inside to number 12, Remi Lamerat, who jumped over the line for the first score of the match. Rory Kockott missed the conversion.
Shortly after the restart, Castres' Mathieu Babillot was penalised at the breakdown, and Pienaar - who has stated he wants to sign a new contract with the club - made no mistake and kicked Ulster's first points of the match. Despite conceding a penalty shortly after the restart, Castres continued to press, and were awarded a penalty of their own when Paddy Wallace was penalised for a swinging arm. Unlike his conversion attempt, Kockott made no mistake with the penalty, firing between the posts to give Castres an 8-3 lead.
Although the Ulstermen were sloppy for the majority of the first half, they were awarded a penalty for obstruction with four minutes of the first half remaining. Pienaar made no mistake and brought Ulster some much needed momentum. Pienaar had the chance to put Ulster into the lead when his side was awarded a penalty after a scrum but the Springbok missed and Castres led 8-6 at the break.
The second half got off to a scrappy start, with Ulster again failing to execute their lineout. Paul Marshall spilled the ball and Castres were awarded the scrum. After an uneventful opening 10 minutes to the second period, Castres were awarded a penalty in their own half, and Kockott went for the posts. The kick had the length but not the direction, and the score remained 8-6 to the home side.
Anscombe introduced Paddy Jackson on the hour mark in the hope of giving his team a much needed spark. Ulster were improving and when a penalty was awarded in front of the posts after Mihaita Lazar was punished for being in an offside position, Pienaar kicked it to edge Ulster ahead for the first time at 9-8.
Ulster seemed to be buoyed by Pienaar's kick and enjoyed a much healthier share of the ball for the remainder of the game.
Ulster boss Mark Anscombe admitted his team struggled but praised their ability to grind out an important win. "We were very flat in the first half, we kept giving the ball away and couldn't get our lineout going," he said. "It wasn't pretty. They don't make it easy for you but the character of the guys saw us through in the end."
He added: The character has been the hallmark of the side for the entire season so far, and we showed the strength of our character in the second half today. It was good to tick that box and get that first win in France in the Heineken Cup."
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Once upon a time, when I was over 335 lbs, I had a favorite pair of 4x batik rayon pants. The colors were subdued enough to work with my (then) very somber wardrobe of blacks, greys, and dark colors that I thought helped me blend into the background. (Which, honestly, is kind of hard to do when you�re that huge. But I did my best.) I loved them because even subdued, the colors were rich and in places even bright. ish. I got them from Junonia, and they weren�t cheap.
Here is a photo of me in those pants in 2006:
I loved those pants so much that when the inner thighs wore thin and tore I bought two more pairs. And I wore THEM until the inner thighs tore. My plan had always been to somehow cannibalize and mend them so I could have at least one pair of functional pants.
Then life intervened, and I eventually lost the excess weight and the pants lay quietly, forgotten, in a box of fabric. Which I opened about a month ago. And a lightbulb went off. I have taken up contra dancing.
Which means I now like twirly skirts. Which require a lot of fabric. Which isn�t cheap.
Soooo I took those pants and unpicked all the inner seams, leaving the outer seams intact. (The outer seams were securely stitched with Serger overlock, and rayon frays badly, so why undo a perfectly good seam?)
I patched the inner thighs with fabric from the pockets. I turned the legs upside down, made a wedge-shaped pattern that used the old hems as the new waistband, and the widest part including the old crotch for the new hem. I cut 6 wedges out of the repaired leg pieces, and added narrower contrasting wedges from a �blemished� rayon sarong I found on Amazon for $8.95 (it was the best price for rayon yardage I could find anywhere - I looked, and I couldn�t even find what was supposed to be wrong with that sarong).
I fed the appropriate length of �no roll� elastic through the waistband, secured it, and wore the finished product this weekend at a dance. And only a tiny segment of one of my new seams frayed after wearing hard and washing, so I guess I did a good job on that, too. (Combination of zigzag and straight stitch.)
Photo by Zo� Madonna
So how is cool is that? I once again get to wear my favorite rayon batik pants while celebrating the fact that they no longer fit!
UPDATE: If you've got 5 minutes, you HAVE to watch this infectiously fun video of the same contra dance from last year (I�m not in it. But the band and the setting and most of the dancers are the same, and the production values are phenomenal.) Check out the overhead shots of people twirling!
With music like that, how can you NOT want to join in??? LOL
If you want to find out more and try contra dancing, see my previous blog, where there are links
or a team we now have for contra, square, and folk dancing.
A little over a month ago XC ski season was winding down and the rivers hadn�t really thawed enough to kayak on safely. And socially I�ve been a bit of a hermit over the winter, not really getting out there and meeting new people.
So I forced myself to go to a local contra dance, as a way to burn some calories and socialize. There are videos from that dance on YouTube.
I had such a good time I�ve been doing them pretty much weekly, ever since. And I even MET SOMEONE there. We have so much in common enjoying dancing and the outdoors that we eventually decided to become An Item. So, win. It worked beyond my wildest expectations. LOL
A brief search on Sparkpeople.com for �contra dance� turns up no entries in the past year.
This is kind of surprising, given how friendly and inclusive the contra dancing community is - very much in line with the Sparkpeople.com ethic.
So perhaps an explanation is in order (because many may have never heard of it). It�s a form of social North American folk dancing similar to square dancing, but a bit more athletic, and done to live traditional music. It�s family-friendly and usually alcohol-free. You can get more information at this page. www.sbcds.org/contradance/whatis
There are some helpful tips here:
There are dances scattered all over North America, and other places too. You can probably find one nearby:
- tedcrane.com/DanceDB
- www.contradancelinks.com
- www.thedancegypsy.com/dancesComplete.php
- www.cdss.org/upcoming-events.html
Or just go to Google and search for your state and the term �contra dance.�
It�s a fun way to spend an evening. Admission at the door is typically between $5 and $10, depending on the event. For some of them, if you bring snacks they will waive admission. You don�t need to know what you�re doing, and you don�t need to bring a partner. Just bring a pair of soft-soled indoor shoes to dance in (so you won�t scratch or mar the wood floor).
You typically pair up with a different partner for each dance (women can ask men as well as vice-versa) and end up dancing with many people, as you and your partner progress down the line (sort of like in the Virginia Reel).
It is a fairly low-level cardio activity (compared with something like spin class), but the calories add up - according to my heart rate monitor I burn about 500 calories at a typical 3-hour dance (including breaks). I try to stay away from the cookies at the snack table (I sometimes bring a protein bar or two), so it�s pretty safe food-wise. Perhaps I will start bringing baby carrots and hummus or sliced bananas as a healthy alternative.
The moves aren�t terribly complicated, and the events are always beginner-friendly, and people will show you what to do and help nudge you in the right direction if you get lost. Sometimes there are lessons half an hour before the scheduled dance begins, so arriving early can be helpful. If you can walk, you pretty much can contra dance. I have arthritis in one of my knees and as long as I wear flats (no heels) it seems to be OK.
And here�s an added benefit - I can get used to how my �new� body moves, and dress it up in fun twirly skirts I find at Salvation Army. As a tomboy most of the time, it�s neat to have an excuse to channel my Inner Femme. And I get used to physical contact with others, in a friendly, non-threatening format.
As someone who likes traditional acoustic folk music, I also find it enjoyable to hear (and dance to) live Irish, English, and Old-Time tunes played on guitars, fiddles, and other instruments (one recent band had a didgeridoo).
So, if you haven�t tried it before, I encourage you to give contra dancing (or any other form of folk dancing) a shot. You have nothing to lose, and you might find a new way to enjoy burning some calories with your friends and family. You might even make NEW friends.
BREWMASTERBILL has been bugging me to do a 1 rep max test so I inserted one into my lifting schedule.
Since I usually lift at home alone in my basement, I generally do the 18 or 24 reps that the New Rules of Lifting for Women has prescribed.
I'm visiting my sister (HAVASUROSE) in AZ at the moment and this afternoon visited her local gym to get some real 1 rep max numbers, in a place where there were folks who could spot me, or at least call 911 if something went wrong. LOL
I used this form to estimate the numbers based on the last time I did any of these lifts in the NROL4W program: www.strstd.com
Here were the results:
1) Squat first.
6x 115lb as a warmup
155 (easy)
165 (easy)
175 (barely got up, so called it)
The original sheet estimated I had 158 in me. So, WIN.
According to strstd.com I'm intermediate at this.
2) Bench second
6x 75 lb as a warmup
85 (easy)
95 (almost got it but the spotter "helped" so I tried again)
95 (almost, but just couldn't quite get it up)
90 (all me)
The original sheet estimated I had 103 in me. So, FAIL.
According to strstd.com I'm a novice at this.
3) Deadlift third
6x 135 as a warmup
175 (easy)
180 (easy)
185 (easy)
190 (harder but doable)
195 (hard but doable)
I probably had 200 in me but the spotter said he thought I'd done too
many today to get a fair test.
The original sheet estimated I had 182 in me. So, WIN.
According to strstd.com I'm intermediate at this.
4) Overhead press fourth
6x 65lb as a warmup
80 (almost made it but weakness in repaired shoulder stopped me)
75 (all me)
The original sheet estimated I had 98 in me. So, FAIL.
According to strstd.com I'm a novice at this.
Not surprised at the results given a number of factors:
1) I used to carry around 250-350 lbs or so for most of the last 20
years so every time I sat down and got up was a squat. DL same
2) Repaired shoulder (rotator cuff surgery in 2011) is clearly still not at 100%
3) NROL4W just started having me do bench presses, and there have been overhead presses only once in the program so far.
These results make me think that the next time NROL rotates back
around to DL and Squat, I need to increase the weight by a LOT.
Also, I think it's pretty cool that I can now deadlift more weight than I've lost off my body.
Anyway, just thought you guys might think this was a fun idea too.
Enjoyed catching up with NIMNIX, WOLFKITTY, and GEE-KNEE this evening after hours.
After two pretty rough months emotionally, I fell off the bandwagon last weekend and overindulged at three parties in four days - with predictable results.
In addition to getting back on track with the food and exercise, I thought it would be a good idea to work on reinforcing my healthy choices and thoughts.
I can see from the teams.sparkpeople.com/maintaining blog posts that I'm not alone here, and I know I'll be more likely to do this if others do it with me. So... I created a loose, open-ended community log, where we can acknowledge and celebrate our good choices and positive thoughts. I think it might be really encouraging to see each other's responses.
Here's where you can make an entry into the log:
Here are the responses so far:
(This takes you to the current day's entries. To see responses from previous days, click the tabs at the bottom of the screen.)
Here are wordles of our positive thoughts so far:
I'll post one there each day from the comments.
And here is a thread where we can talk about this project:
As it says at the log entry form, you can participate as much or little as you like.
We'll do this until January 31.

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Plaistow man contests seized video evidence of alleged abuse of toddler
Roland Dow, 27, of Plaistow appeared Friday in Rockingham County Superior Court. He is charged with abusing his girlfriend's 3-year-old son in November. (JAMES A. KIMBLE)
The hearing on Friday dealt with key evidence against Roland Dow, 27, who is charged with first-degree assault, making illegal recordings of the boy, and other charges related to the abuse that prosecutors say occurred over three days in November.
The boy, James Nicholson, 3, suffered burns and bruising to his face, forehead, hands, buttocks, leg and back.
His mother, Jessica Linscott, 24, is expected to go on trial later this month in Rockingham County Superior Court on child endangerment charges for allegedly failing to seek medical attention for her son. She also is charged with witness tampering for taking part in the coaching prior to a home visit by a child advocacy worker on Oct. 23 and as an accomplice to making the illegal recordings, prosecutors said.
Defense lawyer Tom Gleason argued on Friday that police went beyond the scope of their search warrant for Dow's Dell desktop computer by making a "mirror" copy of the hard drive.
"You are taking in an entire universe of information," Gleason said in court on Friday.
Gleason also suggested the search violating his client's right because it went beyond the seven day time frame that police were allotted to look for evidence.
Police obtained a warrant for the couple's Main Street apartment in Plaistow on Nov. 16, and obtained a second warrant specifically for the computer on Nov. 20, according to Assistant County Attorney Michael Zaino.
But police did not discover the computer videos of Nicholson on the mirror copy of the hard drive until early January, days after the warrant expired.
Zaino said the second warrant allowed police to seize "all files, documents and hard drives."
"We were granted permission to go through everything on the computer," Zaino said. "It is impractical to get that search done in seven days."
Gleason likened the hard drive search to a situation where police came to the courthouse looking for drugs in the building, yet seized everything inside in building during their search.
Judge Marguerite Wageling asked Gleason how the police in Dow's case acted any different than authorities who seized a trove of documents while investigating a theft then spent days examining what was collected.
Wageling suggested it would seem an impossible expectation for police to comb through every paper document within seven days of the search warrant being valid.
"And after those seven days, you would have to close the book and can't look at it anymore," Wageling said.
Gleason said he believed the computer search still amounted to an unreasonable search and seizure.
Prosecutors have requested that the abuse charges and ones concerning the illegal recordings be consolidated into one trial.
The defense has until early next week to object making the cases into a single trial.
Wageling said she expects to reach a decision within in the next couple of weeks.
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TYLER, TX (KLTV) - If you vote for it, you should use it says one U.S. Congressman. Louisiana Representative John Fleming is talking about the current health care reform bill that Congress is considering.
"Call it whatever you like," said Fleming. "This proposal in nothing more than a government run health care plan, if it has a government run option. Interestingly, it exempts members of Congress from having to join a government run health care system."
The Congressman goes on to say the bill is a good way to hold members of Congress accountable. He says they will experience first hand how their decision will effect Americans.
His proposal, House Resolution 615, states, "Members (Congressmen) who vote in favor of the establishment of a public, Federal Government run health insurance option are urged to forgo their right to participate in the Federal Employees Health Benefits Program (FEHBP) and agree to enroll under that public option."
Click here to watch Representative Fleming present his proposal.
What do you think about his proposal? Should Congressmen who vote in favor of the health care bill then be subjugate to it? Why or why not? Tell us your opinion.
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Here's a trailer for the Hallmark Channel Original Movie World Premiere that sees Kim Fields reunite with her "Facts of Life" co-star, Lisa Whelchel, in a drama titled "For Better or For Worse," which, I learned today, premieres Saturday, July 19 at 9/8c.
The film - an adaptation of the bestselling novel "For Better or For Worse" by Diann Hunt - was shot earlier this year in Vancouver, Canada.
Antonio Cupo co-stars alongside Whelchel and Fields in what is described as a heartwarming romantic comedy about a woman who learns that perhaps there is such a thing as second chances when facing the pleasures and pains of love. Here's an official synopsis:
Wendy (Whelchel) is finally starting to settle into the single life after struggling with the death of her husband. After a difficult season of grief, she's taken over the family business of coordinating the town's most beautiful and memorable weddings with the help of her friend and co-worker Roseanne (Fields). However, when the charming and incredibly irritating Marco (Cupo) opens a legal practice that specializes in divorces right next to her wedding chapel, Wendy is going to make sure that she stops at nothing to promote her business and the sanctity of marriage. Along the way, Wendy learns that self-discovery and moving on are the ways to finding true happiness.
"For Better Or For Worse" is a Better Productions Inc production. Tim Johnson and Maura Dunbar are the executive producers. Oliver De Caigny is the producer.
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Theresa | May 14, 2014 2:41 PM
Loved you ladies when we were teens and think youve managed to stay so beautiful, inside and out! Both full of love and soo much inspiration! So glad your working together many blessing and much love to you
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Great to see these two back on screen together! Cant wait to see the movie. I wish all four (from Facts of Life) would come together again and do a 1 or 2 year sitcom again.......
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Only a mediocre actress, Whelchel couldn't wait to get back in front of the camera. Probably why she didn't care when her hubby dumped her sorry butt (that's' what I choose to believe).


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Fort Wayne, IN, 46825-0468
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Tel: (260)496-4700
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Bishop Dwenger High School, a Diocesan Catholic high school founded in the life and teachings of Jesus Christ, provides a faith-centered community dedicated to academic excellence, growth in the spiritual life, a Christ-centered active life outside of class, and a Christian life of service to the community.
School Overview
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|Roman Catholic
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|Grades 9 - 12
|Year Founded
|Blue Ribbon School - Selected in 2004
Student Body
|Total Students
|1035 students
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|Total Classroom Teachers
|58 teachers
|Student : Teacher Ratio
National avg.: 13:1
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|25 students
|Number of AP Courses
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|Calculus, Chemistry, Literature and Language, Statistics, US History, Biology,
|Average SAT score
|Average ACT score
Finances and Admission
|Admission Deadline
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|Yearly Tuition Cost
|Tuition Notes
|Tuition and fees vary from year to year. Tuition/fees listed is for the 2012-2013 school year for students registered in a Catholic parish. Please visit our website for the most complete information, www.bishopdwenger.com.
|% on Financial Aid
|Total Sports Offered
|20 sports
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- Four National Merit Semi-Finalists and seven Commended Students
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- Masses, retreats, and an open chapel
- 20 IHSAA sports, 4 club sports, and 45 clubs and service/spiritual organizations
- State-ranked academic teams
- New fine arts and academic wings, as well as a new guidance complex
- Required community service hours and religious education classes
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We must not abstain from doing wellPublished 8:47pm Tuesday, December 17, 2013
Merry Christmas to friends and family. Let the peace, of our awesome God, that surpasses human understanding be ours this season. Let down your arms, cease fire if you are in a war, celebrate the birth of our savior in style and never get weary in being a good person.
Doing good is our daily responsibility and we cannot be afraid of standing up for what's right or be dismayed in any form for our God promises to help and strengthen us. He will uphold and endorse every good plan with the right hand of His righteousness. Consequently, we must not abstain from well doing even with strong opposition, for that's when potentials are maximized and our purposes are put to test.
When Jesus' accusers brought him to Pilate, the governor said unto them, "What shall I do then with Jesus who is called Christ? They all say unto him, let him be crucified." The governor said, "why, what evil hath he done? But they cried out more saying, let him be crucified."
With these types of redundant responses with no facts, a leader of Pilate's caliber new Christ was innocent and he justifiably abstained. In my opinion, if reasonable facts were presented, Pilate would not have abstained. Abstention is no solution. In a way, it means that one doesn't want to be part of a process. It is like refraining from participation. You don't want to be aligned or associated with either side.
This season is special for us. It is a perfect period to teach and learn about this Christmas that's centered on giving or sharing from your little or big. Furthermore, it is also a time to reemphasize on the management principle that is based on operating within your strength or knowing your limit.
Statistics show the crime of theft escalates during this season; stemming from the fact some people feel obligated to buy expensive gifts they cannot afford.
Check out this Bible story; Peter and John went to pray in the temple and at the gate they saw a crippled man who begs for money. Peter said to the crippled, "silver and gold I do not have but what I have I give you, in the name of Jesus Christ, rise up and walk." He lifted the crippled and the man received strength and walked.
There are more stories in the Bible that exemplifies the importance and the benefits of giving from your strength (what you have). A penny gift from a good source is better than a dollar from a bad source. Give your good gifts and don't worry about the next giver; afterall the best giver (God) is still incomparable and the greatest gift (Jesus) will never be matched.
I do not understand why people look down on a Christmas card but I know it is effective. If what is written on the card is not enough for you to depict how you feel, write more. You are giving when you love people indiscriminately this season, like Jesus, by going about doing good and not hurting people. Shake hands, make people smile and laugh and hug.
Let not human insatiable wants dictate the energy in what we give as we continue to respect and bless each other.
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Beautiful. Happy Easter, everyone.
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What a wonderful message for Easter. Thank you.
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A few observations I hope you will publish.
1. The message of the empty tomb is that it "isn't true" that this is actually the tomb of Jesus, yet believers don't let the facts stand in the way of their "faith".
2. Faith is fine, as far as it goes, but when you ostracize, marginalize, and condemn those who do not have "faith" in the same things in which you have "faith", judging them as being sinful, unworthy, and wicked, you are revealing the dark and inhumane side of religion.
3. From South Africa to Northern Ireland, much of the violence and conflict in the world today is between believers who insist that their ideology is the one and only true ideology and everyone must ultimately bow to their gods ("every knee shall bow and every tongue confess").
4. Holy scriptures justify imperialistic pretensions (D&C 87:6), violence (D&C 87:6), and segregation (D&C 1:14) central to strife and conflict.
Until the "word of God" is stripped of these things, peace and tolerance will never be achieved.
Happy Easter.
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D&C 87:6 is a prophecy of the wars that will occur between wicked nations in the last days, a prophecy that is being fulfilled. It is not a call to or an excuse for violence, but a statement of what the Lord will do if these people do not choose righteousness and peace over wickedness and violence. D&C 1:14 is a warning from the Lord that he will not tolerate wickedness forever. When read in the context of the verses 7-16, it is plain that the Lord is saying that he has sent prophets to warn that wickedness will not, in the end, be tolerated or allowed to prevail. But it is he that will take the action. The scriptures do not give any pretense or excuse for the development of imperialism, the use of violence, or the right to enforce one's religion upon another. I certainly do not see the LDS Church taking any actions that would that relate to what "The Atheist" is alluding to. Cherry picking scriptures out of context and then applying to them to situations totally unrelated to the church that espouses those actions is unfair and misleading.
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I would like to add that whether that is the actual tomb of the resurrected Christ or has nothing to do with our faith in him or his resurrection. And those who marginalize, ostracize, or condemn or make violent acts against those who do not believe do not understand the faith they profess, and certainly misinterpret it.
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The Atheist,
BigRich has already responded to some of your claims. I would like to respond to a few more.
First, most religions (at least here in the US) try to be welcoming to folks who do not believe as they do. As to sin, the avoidance of same is integral to the religious command. In my experience much human suffering would be alleviated if folks would live the Ten Commandments and a religious life. Leaving folks ignorant of this would challenge the humanity of the faithful. How could they appear before God knowing they could have helped folks avoid suffering but did not do so?
As to conflict around the world. Let's be realistic. Few such conflicts are among the devout and about dogma. Yes, such fights do exist but by far and away the real differences are invested in cultural and ethnic subgroups that also identify with different religious traditions. The reasons for conflict are not religious but are far more mundane - money, power, control etc. The religious differences simply become a convenient way of describing a much more complex set of issues.
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I am not religious, but I believe in God, in forgiveness, in life after this
The Easter message is one of hope, which is wonderful. We need more hope and optimism in this world.
(I don't happen to believe the hopeful message is exclusive to believers of Jesus and requiring faith in him, specifically, but that is my hunch.)
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Why bother responding to the Athiest? Satan will always have his minions.
Let's celebrate the most important event in Heavenly Father's plan..........that is...........Jesus Christ did the will of His father. He took upon himself the sins of the world. He glorified His Father. He died for us. He burst the bands of death. He is Risen!!! Hooray!!!
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@The Atheist: Strange comment on Easter. I hope and pray that you find peace. Atheists do not believe in God. Agnostics don't know if there is a God. I believe that you are an agnostic and that there is hope for you in finding the way.
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Desire, Belief, Expatiation's and the magic touch. Imagination, attitude, and perseverance. All are just words with out "hope". Hope keeps us alive. We hope that we mater to each other. You mater, That is the spirit of things. The name of the spirit is Jesus, who was a gift from God because He so loved the world.
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"If existence ended with the natural biological span of the body then the
span of ethical obligations would feel similarly truncated. Although it might
make sense to improve the immediate material and moral conditions around oneself
while the body lives, why think beyond immediate kin and community?" Simply
because to improve the "human" condition, not just your own, does in
fact improve yours.
However sadly, most humans do only seek to improve conditions for themselves. It happens every day on this thread where those who seek community, and the improvement of the community are labled socialists, anti American, and communists. Don't fool yourselves that the discussion is only about how to get to similar goals. It's at it's core about those concerned about themselves and theirs and those who would broaden their gaze to actually inclue all.
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A great message. I have shared it with others.
To be fair, The Atheist makes some valid points. Rather than be argumentative and dismissive, all who are religious should use those points to try and do better.
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To Esquire::
"To be fair, The Atheist makes some valid points."
The problem is that those "valid points" are mixed into a stew of misrepresentation designed to make truth appear as falsehood. Big Rich got it right with "Cherry picking scriptures out of context and then applying to them to situations totally unrelated to the church that espouses those actions is unfair and misleading."
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To pragmatistferlife::
The way I see it, you took a single paragraph out of context. The article consists of everything before and after your quotation. The article is not based on "why think beyond immediate kin and community'" but "improve upon it [the world/community] by embracing our obligation to live with greater faith, hope and charity." Read the whole thing before passing such harsh judgment on it.
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The atheist your comments sound similar to what Vanka and The Scientist make hmmmm you must be related
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I don't want to be unkind. But I must remind those atheists that blame all historical troubles on "religion" that the skirts of many atheistic people--Stalin and Hitler, for example--are not clean. Seems to me the key is an individual one. If an avowed atheist is committed to an existential practice of ethics, moral choices, accountability for one's actions, etc., there is hope!
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Tamina Snuka posted a picture of herself having dinner with the Usos and Camacho.
November 14, 2013
Since 2011, Camacho has worked just one match on Smackdown. During that time, he was not utilized in a match on Monday Night Raw at all. He recently was sent down to WWE NXT to work as a veteran presence on those shows. Today, though, saw the end of his tenure with the company. WWE has given Camacho his release. His tag team partner Hunico still remains on the roster.
June 12, 2014
"Dominance. I know that my opponent doesn't hit harder than me. Heck, my opponent probably doesn't even hit harder than my mom. I plan to accomplish my goals of being the No. 1 contender for the WWE NXT Title, becoming NXT Champion and then ridding this place of the circus characters that annoy me. After that, I'm gonna reconstruct the foundation of NXT and rebuild this place the right way. I'm gonna make NXT respectable again." - Camacho talking about his stint in developmental
April 20, 2014
When WWE announced the arrival of the Slam City cartoon series earlier this week, only guys from the main rosters were included as characters. A fan decided to go the extra step by drawing Sasha Banks, Camacho, Mojo Rawley and CJ Parker as characters for the show. Management has no intentions of including WWE NXT stars as of this moment, though.
March 22, 2014
While a lot of fans have already forgotten about him, a few still wonder about his whereabouts and status within WWE. It turns out that Camacho is still with the company, as he worked a WWE NXT television taping this week. He lost to Adrian Neville. His partner, Hunico, frequently works under the mask as the new Sin Cara, for those that are not aware.
March 2, 2014
Hunico and Camacho returned to WWE and taped a match for the Main Event.
November 6, 2013
A post from Twitter, where JBL mocks Shelton Benjamin by taking a picture of Rico Constantino, who is visiting Monday Night Raw today, and stating that Constantino is the best tag team partner that Charlie Haas has ever had in WWE.
August 18, 2014
A post on Twitter from Tommy Dreamer, where he praises MVP for getting involved in the protests in Ferguson, Missouri.
August 16, 2014
A Twitter post from former WWE star Kevin Nash where he jokes about trying to do a Vulcan mind meld with Brock Lesnar to let him know that he is only back on Monday Night Raw for the beers and not looking for a fight.
August 14, 2014
A status update on Twitter from Zack Ryder, informing fans that WWE is no longer selling any of his merchandise. Rumors have been circulating that the company wants to downplay his popularity, and this revelation lends credibility to those speculations. The fact that Ryder actually pointed it out in public is a sign that he could be really frustrated with his situation in WWE.
July 1, 2014
As many of you already know by now, several WWE stars were on the receiving end of a release today, as the company is trying to cut cost a bit. As that is happening, Mark Henry decided to celebrate his 18th year anniversary with the company by posting a message on Twitter, which did not sit well with Curt Hawkins, who was one of the performers released. Hawkins posted this response to Henry.
June 12, 2014
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June 8, 2014
A status update on Twitter from Drew McIntyre, where the WWE star mocked Dean Ambrose, Seth Rollins and Roman Reigns for breaking up while he, Jinder Mahal, Hornswoggle and Heath Slater still remain a team.
June 4, 2014
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May 27, 2014
A status update from Twitter from Frankie Kazarian, which involves Chris Sabin and potentially taking a jab at TNA for not paying their performers on time.
May 27, 2014
A couple of years back, fans witnessed a real life shoot incident in the ring between JBL and the Blue Meanie. Some blood was involved. Apparently, the two of them have resolved their issues since then, as JBL took to Twitter to wish the Blue Meanie a happy birthday. The former WWE stars appear to be quite cordial with one another now.
May 20, 2014
A status update on Twitter by Hernandez, where the former TNA star posted a funny picture of a guy in an Aquaman outfit.
May 11, 2014
A status update on Twitter from Chris Sabin, where the former world heavyweight champion revealed that he is now a free agent and is no longer under contract to TNA.
May 9, 2014
A status update on Twitter from Prince Devitt, where the departing international star thanked New Japan Pro Wrestling for the last eight wonderful years of his career.
May 9, 2014
A status update on Twitter from Dixie Carter, where the TNA president takes a jab at Jim Ross.
May 9, 2014
A status update on Twitter, where Seiya Sanada, the current TNA X Division Champion, playfully mocks Robbie E for looking like "Uncle Jesse", who was famously portrayed by John Stamos.
May 7, 2014
A status update on Twitter from Steve Austin, who revealed that he was visited by Eric Bischoff today. The two had a history of backstage heat towards one another because of how Bischoff treated Austin when the two of them were working in WCW together. It appears that the relationship has been mended.
May 6, 2014
A status update on Twitter from Hulk Hogan, where the legendary WWE star threw out the idea of him joining the Shield to help Dean Ambrose, Seth Rollins and Roman Reigns in their war against Triple H, Randy Orton and Batista.
May 5, 2014
A status update from Twitter by Steve Austin, where the former world heavyweight champion mocked the method in which Eric Bischoff fired him from WCW.
May 5, 2014
A status update on Twitter, where Drew McIntyre joked about how he and his father are joining the Clique. The two of them recently hung out with Sean Waltman, Kevin Nash and Scott Hall backstage, as pictured.
May 1, 2014
A post from Twitter, where WWE star William Regal expresses some remorse for attacking Hornswoggle on Monday Night Raw once.
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More Than 100,000 Old Traffic Tickets - Dating Back to 2006 - Found Stashed in Boxes in the ATTT
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The director of the ATTT, Jorge Ricardo Fabrega said that within the entity there are people who are "dedicated to hiding papers" and in response his administration has worked to put an end to this practice. "Boxes full of old traffic tickets from all over the interior of the country have been arriving in the past four months. This is a very serious situation, involving money owed to the State, and therefore we are passing all of the information to the Comptroller," he said. According to Fabrega, "no justification exists within the offices of the ATTT for there to be boxes full of traffic tickets that should have been recorded at the time."
Investigation - In response to the negligence on the part of various ATTT officials, an investigation is being conducted in conjunction with auditors from the Comptroller General of the Republic. The treasurer of the Transit Authority, Jose Sue, although he did not specify the precise number of ATTT officials involved in this practice, said several have been removed from office in the past two months, and others have been transferred to different offices while the investigations are ongoing. In his view, these public servants committed apparent administrative offenses, therefore legal proceedings will be opened once their internal investigation is completed. He said the problem, mostly, was focused on the ATTT headquarters in Panama City. However, he said none of the provinces in the interior were above the practice of simply not recording traffic violations, which are of all kinds. Sue said the investigations are well advanced. (Panama America)
Editor's Comment: Slick. Instead of paying that $50 dollar fine, you just slip $5 bucks to a corrupt ATTT official who throws your ticket into the "box." It never gets entered into the computer system, so it's like it never happened. And you mean to tell me the ATTT doesn't have internal auditing and control mechanisms in place to track the flow of each and every traffic ticket, from printing, through the hands of the police officers who hand them out, and then to their eventual final disposition as an infraction that must be paid? (Rhetorical question) Of course previous directors of the ATTT knew about the lack of controls in their internal systems, however they were getting paid to look the other way. Systematic, institutional corruption. This is EXACTLY the kind of thing the Martinelli administration has hired to root out. Unfortunately, it will take generations to make it all go away.


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Subjects: Probability theory and stochastic processes , Abstract analysis
The notion of "stopping times" is a useful one in probability theory; it can be applied to both classical problems and new ones. This book presents this technique in the context of the directed set, stochastic processes indexed by directed sets, and provides many applications in probability, analysis, and ergodic theory. The book opens with a discussion of pointwise and stochastic convergence of processes with concise proofs arising from the method of stochastic convergence. Later, the rewording of Vitali covering conditions in terms of stopping times, clarifies connections with the theory of stochastic processes. Solutions are presented here for nearly all the open problems in the Krickeberg convergence theory for martingales and submartingales indexed by directed set. Another theme is the unification of martingale and ergodic theorems. Among the topics treated are: the three-function maximal inequality, Burkholder's martingale transform inequality and prophet inequalities, convergence in Banach spaces, and a general superadditive ration ergodic theorem. From this, the general Chacon-Ornstein theorem and the Chacon theorem can be derived. A second instance of the unity of ergodic and martingale theory is a general principle showing that in both theories, all the multiparameter convergence theorems follow from one-parameter maximal and convergence theorems.
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Biking the African West Coast
My partner and I want to bike the west coast of Africa. Most information we are finding is a bit dated (2009-2011). Can anyone give us some update information on the best west coast route, visa information, countries to avoid, etc.
I know its broad but we are just starting our research. We are planning on leaving in February 2013.
Have a look at this Blog of Tommy's
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Visas on the go for Africa west coast route
Hi, I am after some similar information so if its ok I might jump on this thread!
I am driving from scotland to Cape town next year, but now starting to think I might as well ride back up the west coast route back home.
Is there any part of the west coast route that requires me to have the visa application done in the UK (and is unavoidable on the route)?
Basically can I leave the decision of driving back up the west coast to when I am in Africa?
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Arch, you'll want to research and follow the latest on the visa issues for Angola and the DRC to name a couple. Basically, some countries has changed their rules to require or very strongly prefer visas to be issued in a travellers home country, which is of course an issue for overlanders and people on the road for a while. Some workarounds come and go, but if you get caught up in it, it can mean a long wait and you can avoid the uncertainty by shipping your passport back home if there is a country, such as SA, where you'll be hanging out for a bit.
Thanks for the reply.
I am happy to send my Visa back home and sit the wait out.
My real issue is, i just want to make sure I dont have to get any visas in person at the UK embassy for any of the countries...as flying back would kill my budget and mean i couldnt do the trip back.
I was looking at getting the DRC visa before i left, but i cant seem to find out how long i have till i have to use it. I most likely wouldn't be entering the DRC for at least 6 months of leaving the UK, so was wondering if there is any point in me getting it now?
i picked up drc visa in gabon which was incredible easy. that was earlier this year. almost too easy like something wasn't right but everything was fine. nigeria can be a challenge i got that in ghana but needed an invitation letter. angola are just bastards. i flew my bike from kin to lumbumbashi because i couldn't get anyone to give me a visa. i hear now that angola visa in ghana could be a possibility. hope that helps at least one of you:thumbup1:
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A small water agency that pumps water from Clear Lake expects to declare a water shortage emergency as early as this week, not because it's running out of water but because thick algae growth is putting a strain on its purification system.
"The lake is worse than normal. Our treatment plant is having difficulty treating" the turbid, more alkaline water the algae causes, said Frank Costner, manager of the Konocti County Water District, which serves about 1,750 households at the south end of Clearlake. It's one of three water agencies serving the city of about 15,000. The others have not reported problems, likely because they're located where algae is less of a problem, Costner said.
The Konocti district's intake point is in an area that tends to be shallow, thus warmer, contributing to algae growth, he said.
The lake overall is more shallow than usual this summer because of the drought.
It is at one of its lowest levels in decades for this time of year, said Scott De Leon, director of Lake County's Water Resources Department. It's currently at 1.18 feet on the Rumsey gauge, a measurement based on a shoreline water mark. It dropped that low last year, but not until the fall, De Leon said.
The Konocti water district also is facing higher than usual water demand, possibly because of marijuana cultivation, Costner said.
"There's a lot of gardens," he said.
The normal demand for early summer is about 500,000 gallons a day but he's already seeing usage spikes of up to 690,000 gallons a day.
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Under the best of conditions, minus the algae, the Konocti district facility can treat a maximum of 750,000 gallons a day. With thick algae, the daily maximum declines to about 500,000 gallons, he said.


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Los Rojillos remain in trouble, and they'll seek solace against los Boquerones...
Seven weeks into the Primera Division season, the numbers don't look healthy for Osasuna. To date they only have one success to their name, and equally worryingly they only have four goals to their credit. Against Malaga, who sit only one point better off, Juan Antonio Camacho will expect a significant improvement from his side.
Against Deportivo La Coruna – a side similarly impotent in attack - last weekend, there was to be no buck in los Rojillos' recent trend. Thankfully for the Pamplona outfit they can defend, and it was by virtue of their rearguard that they earned a point via a 0-0 draw. It really should have been three, as they had the best chances of the match, despite losing Camunas to a 35th minute red card.
Poor refereeing was also to blame as well as poor finishing. Krisztian Vadocz, who squandered a chance from close range, had seemingly scored a perfectly viable opening goal, though he had his celebrations cut short by an over-zealous assistant referee, who flagged wrongly.
Luck may be counting against Osasuna at present, but they cannot afford to lose heart. Three of their last four games have ended with Camacho's men taking something tangible for their efforts, and after picking up a pair of draws against Malaga last season, they should again be confident of avoiding defeat as a minimum.
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Malaga have fared somewhat better than Osasuna to date, earning seven points early in the season, yet for all the excitement that surrounded the Andalucian team at the start of the campaign they are struggling to fire. Having enjoyed investment from the Qatari royal family in the summer, the southerners were expected to thrive, especially after appointing former Porto boss Jesualdo Ferreira to their helm.
Surprisingly, los Boquerones have lost all four home matches they've played this term, hammered 4-1 by Real Madrid last weekend. Their saving grace has been some strong form on the road, which has seen them earn two wins and a draw in their opening three matches.
This week Ferreira has attempted to play down the potential of the Rosaleda club, indicating to Record: "This is the great challenge of my career, and I want to finish this season among the top ten in the league. Their philosophy is consistent with who I am, I do not train for losing teams, that is not me."
Indicating that he wants his men to play attractive football, Ferreira has accepted that Malaga have not hit top gear yet, but he has pointed out reasons for this. "It is the only way to win titles," he said, speaking of the passing game he wants his side to play. "It has been slow to translate to my players because of injuries and a lack of adaptation from some players."
Should Malaga lose on Sunday, the coach should readdress his targets, as avoiding the relegation zone should jump to the top of his agenda.
Javier Camunas is suspended, but he was expected to miss the next two games due to injury in any case.
Sergio Fernandez may return after injury, Walter Pandiani should be given the all clear and Patxi Punal is back after a ban; a hat-trick of boosts for the hosts.
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Swine flu has made its way to the United States, with several dozen cases reported across the country. The H1N1 virus has hit other countries much harder, particularly Mexico, where a number of deaths have been reported. In fact, many of the cases here in the U.S. have some connection to Mexico, such as a group of students from a private school in New York who recently returned from a school trip there.
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Swine flu is spread in similar fashion as other types of flu, but there are some things we can do to prevent, or at least slow, the spread. Listed below are a few prevention tips from the CDC.gov website.
Hopefully, the known cases of swine flu can be contained and the strain will not be able to spread. The Department of Homeland Security has declared a public health emergency here in the United States, but it is important to recognize that at the current time, cases of swine flu infection seem to be fairly concentrated, and most have recent travel to Mexico in common. Still, it is a good reminder that the daily hygiene habits listed above should be used daily to prevent the spread of germs in the event of a global swine flu epidemic .


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- Accessible facilities
- Air conditioning individually controlled in room
- Barbeque grills
- Bathtub
- Buffet breakfast
- Coffee/Tea maker
- Color television
- Complimentary breakfast
- Complimentary newspaper in lobby
- Cribs
- Cups/glassware
- DVD player
- Desk with lamp
- Direct dial telephone
- Dishwasher
- Dry cleaning
- Electrical adaptors available
- Evening reception
- Free newspaper
- Free parking
- Full kitchen
- Gift/News stand
- Hairdryer
- High speed internet access for laptop in public areas
- High speed internet connection
- Housekeeping - daily
- Housekeeping - weekly
- Ice machine
- Indoor pool
- Interior corridors
- Ironing board
- Late check-out available
- Meeting rooms
- Microwave
- On-Site parking
- Onsite laundry
- Parking
- Pets allowed
- Pots and pans
- Private bathroom
- Public area air conditioned
- Refrigerator
- Refrigerator with ice maker
- Room service
- Safe deposit box
- Satellite television
- Separate closet
- Silverware/utensils
- Spare electrical outlet available at desk
- Speaker phone
- Storage space
- Stove
- Sundry/Convenience store
- Toaster oven
- Two-line phone
- Valet same day dry cleaning
- Voice mail
- Wireless internet connection
- Wireless internet connection in public areas
Photo Gallery:Hotel Exterior
Studio Queen
Two Bedroom two bath
Beautifully Landscaped Courtyard
One Bedroom King pullout sofa
Hotel Lobby
One Bedroom Living Room
Pool area view from Great Room
Swimming Pool
Breakfast Area showing buffet
Exterior Feature
Newport Aquarium
Kings Island
Sleeper Sofa in Living Room
Room Feature
Business Center
BBQ Grills
Convenience Store
Convenience Store
Wolfgang Puck Coffee
Double Bed Guest Room
Business Center
Gift Shop - Cold and frozen items
Laundry Facility
View of Kitchen area in Studio Suite
Living Room and Kitchen area of Studio Queen Suite
Hotel Exterior
Breakfast Area
Hotel Exterior
Hotel Exterior
Guest Lounge
Lobby Lounge
Lobby fireplace
Double Bed Guest Room
King Bed Guest Room
King Bed Guest Room
Queen Bed Guest Room
One Bedroom Suite
Queen Bed Guest Room
One bedroom suite
In-Room Dining
Health Club
Fitness Center
Business Center
Business Center