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2014 Entry Open
The 2014 Elverys Sports Galway Bay Half Marathon & 10K will take place on October 4th.
Elverys Sports Title Sponsors for 2014 - BOOM!
Yes, that's right, Elverys Sports will be adding their usual professional spark to the event again this year. As well as providing great Technical Tee-shirts for all finishers, Elverys Sports always put on a top class Expo at registration with guest speakers, free advice and samples. One of the highlights of the day, for many, is the pre-race warm up with the Elverys Power Team.
Time to get serious about training...
Check out our 10K and Half Marathon Training plans and connect with us on Facebook to get regular training tips from the Elverys Sports Power Team. Keep an eye out for our Facebook product competitions.
Mother Nature Won't Stop Us!
Despite the destruction to the coastline during the storms in January, the Salthill Prominade is looking as magnificent as ever. We want to send a huge 'Thank you' to Galway City Council and the businesses in Salthill for restoring the area so quickly. The route may change very slightly but we think you'll like what we're proposing - full route plan coming soon...
Another amazing day in Galway
The atmosphere was incredible throughout the event this year with the Elverys Sports Power Team's energetic warm up and cool down sessions ensuring that all participants minimised their aches and pains by stretching properly before and after their run. Loman Caulfield from Elverys Sports commented 'We are delighted to be associated with events like the Galway Bay Half Marathon and 10K where runners and walkers of all levels of fitness participate together and achieve their own personal goals. It's also a great event for our own team - over 120 of our staff ran on Saturday.'
Clonliffe Harriers Steal the Show at Elverys Sports Galway Bay Half
Marathon & 10K
Thousands of runners lined up along the famous Claddagh quay on the edge of Galway City for the start of the Elverys Sports Galway Bay Half Marathon and 10K in glorious sunshine last Saturday. For the second year in a row Sergio Ciobanu claimed the Men's Half Marathon title in 1:07:11 representing his club Clonliff Harriers and former olympian Pauline Curley from Tullamore Harriers winning the Women's Half Marathon also for the second time in 1:20:03.
The 10K winners were Gary O'Hanlon from Clonliff Harriers in 33:31 and Sarah Mulligan from DSD in 35:05. Shortly after winning the 10K Gary lined up to take on the half marathon also where he finished 4th.
The event offered a generous team prize which was scoped by Clonliffe Harriers for the men who came in first, second, third and fourth place represented by Sergiu Ciobanu, Brian MacMahon, Declan Power and Gary O'Haloran. A local win by Athenry AC women's team was celebrated lead by Jane-Ann Healy with Sinead Foran, Ruthann Sheahan and Siobhan Guinan close behind.
The flat course is favoured by elite runners aiming for a fast finish time but equally loved by novice runners who want to enjoy some of the most superb scenery that the West of Ireland has to offer. This year the weather was perfect - no wind and bright blue cloudless skies offering visitors to Galway a clear view of the Clare mountains across Galway Bay.
Sharon Fitzpatrick from Cancer Care West commented, 'This is one of the key fundraising events of the year for Cancer Care West and we were delighted with the support we got from our regular funraisers and there were lots of new faces this year, many of whom had personal reasons for running for Cancer Care West. Every cent is appreciated!'
You can keep up to date with the event on our FACEBOOK page.
A Word from our Sponsor
To each and everyone that took part in this year's Elverys Sports Galway Bay Half Marathon and 10KM a Massive Well Done!
All the hard work and training has paid off, so make sure to keep up the good work and start your planning for 2014's event.
Don't forget to redeem your 20% OFF Elverys Sports Coupon. It is valid until 27th October, so drop in to any Elverys Sports store.
Lost And Found
If you lost a key during the event we may have found it.
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2013 Updated Race Results
CLICK HERE to download the updated 2013 10K results (pdf, 250kb)
CLICK HERE to download the updated 2013 Half Marathon results (pdf, 195kb)
CLICK HERE to download the 2013 Marathon Club results (pdf, 42kb)
Prizes Announced
The Elverys Sports Galway Bay Half Marathon and 10K have announced the overall prize fund for this year's events.
Prize structure as follows
Team prize: €1,000 for 1st male team in the Half Marathon and €1,000 for 1st female team in the Half Marathon. Teams must be made up of members of same AAI club. See website for details.
Individual for both Half Marathon and 10K: €500 1st, €125 2nd, €75 3rd - for male and female plus trophies.
A Message from
Cancer Care West
Cancer Care West is delighted to continue our association with the Galway Bay Half Marathon and 10K. During the past 4 years, over €175,000 has been raised for our charity through Galway Bay Half Marathon and 10K entry fees, sponsorship and donations. €5 from each half marathon and 10K entry fee is donated to Cancer Care West and we use these funds to help meet the costs of our residential and cancer support services, which we provide free of charge to cancer patients and their families from the West of Ireland. Find out more about our services: www.cancercarewest.ie
Many runners and walkers decide to do more for Cancer Care West by raising funds through sponsorship as part of their half marathon or 10K participation. We supply a fundraising pack and online fundraising support to anyone who registers with us, and there is no minimum sponsorship requirement. Simply email email@example.com or phone 091 545000 for further information and to get started.
We welcome donations of all sizes - would you consider celebrating your Galway Bay race participation with a donation to Cancer Care West - donations can be made online at www.cancercarewest.ie or by phoning us at 091 545000.
The demand for Cancer Care West's services is always increasing, therefore all fundraising support and donations are very much appreciated. Help us to raise our Galway Bay Half Marathon & 10K fundraising target of €50,000, so that we can continue to support cancer patients and their families throughout the West of Ireland. Thank You!
Contact Cancer Care West for further information:
091 545000
Tips and Advice from Elverys Sports
Less than 4 weeks to go until the 2013 Elverys Sports Galway Bay Half Marathon and 10km! Fret not…The Power Team will be there to help you on the day!
This year Elverys Power Team will be hitting the event again in the black Power Team Truck and will be present the night before at registration in our Galway Retail Park store. We'll be bringing our expertise, advice and "banter"! The Power Team is a team of highly educated and inspirational athletes, from around the country who are qualified through Coaching Ireland and working for Elverys Sports in and out of store; visiting, schools, companies and events nationwide.
Warm Up and Cool Down on Race Day
As we did last year on race day of The Elverys Sports Galway Bay Half Marathon & 10k, the Power Team will be conducting the Warm Up on stage beside the start line for all of you 10km runners and Half Marathoners, focusing on elevating your heart rate and warming up the muscles, joints, central nervous system and most importantly, preparing your brain for your race ahead! We'll also be doing an easy cool down stretching session after both races, to ensure optimal recovery post race!
The Power Team will be based from the Power Team Truck all weekend, giving expert advice on all of the things we stand for:
Positivity, Optimum hydration, Wholesome diet, Exercise & Recovery – see what we did there?!
Gait analysis and offers!
As well as this, we'll be distributing discount vouchers redeemable in Elverys Sports from our truck, we'll advise you on Elverys product, clothing, injury prevention and the all important footwear that is essential for exercise and running. As we mentioned last week, Elverys Sports provide a fantastic Gait Analysis service in over 28 of our stores nationwide that have a "Total Running" section. Depending on your foot type, our in store Total Running Experts will advise you on the best possible shoes, product and or/"prehab"/rehab equipment to support your running style and needs, and to protect your body from injury. We recommend getting analysed in one of our stores before race day, and if you hurry, we have a fantastic Buy 1 Get 1 Half Price offer on at the moment in all Elverys Sports stores, which runs until close of business on Sunday 8th September! The cheaper pair of shoes is half price, so bring your son/daughter/partner/friend, get analysed, and stock up on runners!
The night before
If you have no time to get into store to get analysed, don't worry, Gait Analysis will be available from the Elverys Power Truck at the Galway Bay event and the night before when you have to register in Elverys Sports, Galway Retail Park. In addition, Elverys Sports and Elverys Power Team are planning a fantastic event that will take place that night as you guys are registering and collecting your packs in our store, including interactive pod stations, top advice, free food and lots more!
One last piece of advice – be careful not to go too crazy on the training in these last few weeks leading up to race day. Don't "run away" with yourselves as this could be a shock to your body and result in unwanted niggles and injuries! Keep your training steady and stick to your training plans. Read up on and follow some great training, diet, warm up and cool down tips on the Elverys Sports Blog www.elverysblog.com and follow us on Twitter @ElverysPowerTm and @Elverys.
So if you still haven't made up your mind on whether to run the The Elverys Sports Galway Bay Half Marathon/10km event, we say do it. Challenge yourself, push yourself and break boundaries.
Elverys info: Blog: www.elverysblog.com
Elverys Website: www.elverys.ie
Elverys Twitter: @ElverysPowerTm and @Elverys
Galway Bay Race info: www.galwaybayhalfmarathon.com
Training Plans
With just four weeks to go you may want to check in with our training plans to see how your progress compares.
10K Final Buildup Training Plan
Road Closure
The Elverys Sports Galway Bay Half Marathon and 10K organisers would like to thank Galway City Council once again for tremendous support. As experienced event managers in their own right, their advice has been crutial as we plan for another exciting event in Galway City. Having a road closure makes a huge difference to the event and while it adds considerably to the overall management, It made the run much more enjoyable and safe for participants and that is the most important thing. So, subject to approval from City Hall we'll be enjoying traffic free roads again on September 28th
NOTE: The road closure will not affect access to any homes or business premises along the route as it is only the westbound road which will be closed to traffic. A detailed Traffic Management Plan has been submitted to Galway City Council and minimum disruption is expected. The organisers would like to thank the Gardaí for their assistance in the planning of the event.
About the event
What is the Galway Bay Half Marathon?
This event includes a half marathon (13.1 miles) and the Galway Bay 10 km run/walk.
How do I enter?
The online entry fee is €45 for the half marathon and €35 for the Galway Bay 10km. You can enter HERE.
When is the event taking place?
The event takes place on Saturday 4th October 2014 at the following times:-
9:45 am on Saturday 4th October for the 10Km Galway Bay 10 walk/run
11:00 am on Saturday 4th October for the Half Marathon (13.1 miles)
When is the closing date for registering?
This event is expected to sell out sometime before September 29th. If it does not sell out, the closing date for registering will be Thursday 2nd October. Please note you cannot register for either event after this date.
Number Pick Up?
Race Number pick up will be held in Elverys Sports, Headford Road Retail Park, Galway on Friday 3rd October (11am to 9pm) and Saturday 4th October (7.30am - 9.00am.)
Click here to download a Map giving directions from Expo to race start line.
Where can I stay?
We recommend the Galway Bay Hotel in Salthill.
Can I transfer between events?
You can transfer up to 15th September 2014. After this date it is too late.
What does my entry fee to the Half Marathon and Galway Bay 10 include?
The €45 entry fee includes:
- Race entry
- Technical T-shirt
- Finishers Medal
- Timing Chip
- Fruit and light refreshments after the event
- Water, first aid stations and toilets every three miles
What is the route?
Route details are available on the route page of our website.
10K is one lap and Half Marathon is two laps.
Where is the Race Start and Finish Line?
The start and finish line is located in Nimmo's Pier in The Claddagh, at the edge of Galway City towards Salthill. See route map.
What facilities are available at the start and finish line?
Storage area for belongings for registered participants (at owners risk)
Water stations
First Aid Centre
No changing rooms are available
Is there parking at the start and finish line?
There is street parking available in the area in public spaces on the roadway. There is car parking available in Jury's Inn, Hynes Car Park and Eyre Square Shopping centre on Merchant's Road. There will be parking restrictions in place at the race start and finish line.
How is the race sign posted?
There is a mile marker at each mile and the race is measured and accredited by the Athletics Association of Ireland. The route will be clearly signposted and the route details are available on our route map.
Is the race being timed?
Yes the Galway Bay Half Marathon & 10K will be chip timed and results will be available online after the event and top places will be announced on race day.
Are there prizes?
The Elverys Galway Bay Half Marathon and 10K have announced the overall prize fund for this year's events.
Prize structure as follows
Team prize for Half Marathon: €1,000 1st male team and €1,000 1st female team. Trophies for 2nd & 3rd teams. Team result will be decided by the sum of the top 4 from gender-ranked places (not times). Team must be made up of members of same AAI club. See website for details.
Half Marathon & 10K Individual: €500 1st, €125 2nd, €75 3rd - for male and female plus trophies.
Are there Water stations/First Aid?
Yes there are Water stations every 3 miles and First Aid facilities at the start/ finish line.
Will the roads be closed to traffic?
Yes the roads will be closed.
How can I contact the race organizers?
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"The statement can have gang meaning, and the two groups started fighting. Tenorio's friends got away, but the boy fell and was stabbed 16 times. He died at the scene."
You know, what I find curious is this attitude that Tyler's friends started the fight by shouting something out (previously reported as "Westside").
According to what I've read in the Sentinel today and previously, there were 2 gangsters on the corner.
Tyler and his friends, and these 2 gangsters exchanged words.
Tyler and his friends, either together or in some combination of 2s, approached these gangsters.
These 2 gangsters whistled or otherwise signaled, and from out of nowhere a group of up to a dozen gang members appeared.
Tyler and his friends tried to run, Tyler was tripped and stabbed 16 times.
Questions unanswered so far - how is it that these other guys who answered the signal just happened to be hanging out within whistling range, so that they were able to appear instantly?
Unless, of course, it was a set up, and the two guys on the corner were bait, and this type of thing was planned.
Gang initiation perhaps?
Which is really about the only thing that makes sense to me.
What really doesn't make sense to me are those who claim that Tyler and his friends somehow deserved it, because BPSC gets to claim that territory, and the rest of us should just know this already.
Why is the Sentinel focus on blaming Tyler and his friends, rather than the two guys who were bait for the other up to a dozen guys who were apparently planning this type of confrontation to begin with?


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It looks like Aly and AJ Michalka would love to collaborate on a song with One Direction! The ladies of 78Violet took to their joint Twitter account to send out the following note about the UK boy band:
Really love the melody of Story of my Life by @onedirection
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Plus, get ready for Aly and AJ's first 78Violet album to arrive later this year!
Update: Here's how Miley Cyrus responded to Aly and AJ's Tweet:
@78Violet until it's stuck in your f***ing head for weeks never ending. #storyofMYlife
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This following was my lengthy comment in response to gbruin's excellent post "What Price To Win? Integrity, Hypocrisy, and The Gray Area" which raised the issue of the costs of CRN's decision to bar Josh Shirley, Paul Richardson and Shaquille Richardson from playing last year after they stole a coed's laptop. All three of the ex-Bruins are now impact players at their respective schools. Nestor suggested I Fanpost my views. They follow:
I have enormous respect for CRN.
And the biggest reason is he has clearly learned from his mistakes. He acted poorly at Colorado and UWub. Poorly. He was not "Slick Rick" nor "Tricky Rick." He was a cheat who spoke and acted out of both sides of his mouth. When DG hired him, my heart (True Blue in color) was troubled. I was hopeful he would win (he has not), but I feared a coach whose ethical guru seemed to be the likes of Bugsy Malone would only dishonor UCLA. I was clearly wrong on this latter count. He has in fact honored our school with his teaching and leadership. And a woman or man who learns from her or his mistakes, well, they are special folks in my book.
Three last points, the first for which I will receive unmitigated heat from some worshipers at this beloved site. The first final point, Dan Guerrero gets much of the credit for the ethical side of the CRN hiring decision. DG must accept responsibility for: bureaucrats who try to foist weak minded misleading press releases ala, the students preferred to sit in lousy seats rather than the best ones in the house, on some of the smartest fans on the face of the Earth; the loss of a top of the line women's hoops coach to Baton Rouge, the ultimate backwoods vacation destination for swamp aficionados (Nikki, what were you thinking?); and hiring Karl Dorrell, who it turns out could not recruit at all. But one thing is clear—since the December 2002 hiring of Coach Dorrell by Dan Guerrero, unlike southern cal, Miami, Ohio State, Auburn, Ole Miss, Tennessee, and Oregon, to name but a few, UCLA has run a by the book ethical football program and the athletic director must get some of the credit. (I am pleased to take the heat on this point. A kid down the street just got back from Afghanistan, and he is willing to let me wear his Kevlar, so fire away.)
Next final point. It takes a lot of Courage to admit you have behaved unethically. That's right, Courage, with a capital C. CRN obviously possesses that kind of Courage; it has become part of his character. I admire him for many reasons and one of them is his willingness to address the fans after the games; even ones where we have performed poorly. It takes a lot of guts to stand up and speak your piece when you know you will be booed. CRN is willing to take the heat. The Courage to admit you are wrong and to change on one hand, and, on the other hand, to step up after that southern cal disaster last fall and admit failure involve different issues, character traits and fears, but they are related—they a born of Courage.
Last final point. The people who rag on CRN for what happened in what amounts to another life, well, they: are more morally flawed than most of us; lack the motivation to get the facts, that is learn the truth; or they are consumed by partisan fan driven myopia.
Rick, let's fight the fight and win. Go Bruins!


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Neville Thurlbeck joins Surrey Comet as critic
8:00am Friday 17th February 2012 in Theatre Exclusive By David Lindsell, Assistant Editor
Former News of the World chief reporter Neville Thurlbeck has been unveiled as the Surrey Comet's new official theatre critic.
The Hinchley Wood resident, who now pens his own blog, will contribute reviews of shows from the Rose Theatre starting with Lady from the Sea.
Assistant editor Julia Kennard said: "We are thrilled Neville Thurlbeck has joined us as the Surrey Comet's official theatre critic.
"As a newspaper at the heart of the community we welcome the opportunity to have even greater coverage and comment on the arts in Kingston."
Mr Thurlbeck said: "Theatre is a passion of mine going back many years.
"I did English and theatre studies at university in 1980 so it has been a 32-year passion.
"I have been going to the Rose Theatre since day one, not to every piece, but regularly.
"Last year I saw The Importance of Being Earnest and a few other things.
"It is an extremely high standard and it deserves to succeed because of all the hard work that went into it."
He criticised the Arts Council's failure to give the Rose a grant as "crazy", but promised his opinions would be fair and balanced.
He said: "We do not want to give undue criticisms but pass criticism only when it is deserved."
Reviews will be posted on a revamped Rose Theatre section of the Surrey Comet website and also in the paper.
Theatre-lovers and wannabe critics will also be given the opportunity to disagree with Neville and post their own alternative views to spark artistic debate in the borough.
Mr Thurlbeck said: "In these days of flagging interest in the arts the Surrey Comet is a crucial medium to advertise and get the message across about the artistic lifeblood that's rich and flowing through the borough."
The former Fleet Street reporter is a multiple award-winning journalist who was arrested under suspicion of phone hacking last year and questioned at Kingston police station, but released without charge. He is still on police bail.
His story on former Conservative chairman Jeffrey Archer perjuring himself won Scoop of the Year from the London Press Club.
Click here to read the latest on the Rose Theatre and click here to read Neville's latest blog.
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Why Don't You Experience Joy?
July 11, 2010 Length: 10:50
In this episode, Jason talks about some of the obstacles to experiencing true joy.
Imagine you are standing at the railing of a ship sailing in the middle of an ocean. If someone asked what you see, what would you say? Water? Clouds? Perhaps another ship? Many of us, looking at a seemingly empty expanse of water stretching to the horizon, would probably say, "Nothing."
Joy can be like this. In the previous unit we learned that God is joy; this means that we as Christians are surrounded by joy. To use the example of sailing, you could say we are carried by joy—perhaps even that we swim in it (as we "live and move and have our being" in Christ (Acts 17:28))! Unfortunately, however, like the person who sees nothing while looking at the open sea, we too often fail to experience the joy that God gives to us.
If joy is all around you, how could you possibly miss it? What might prevent you from experiencing true joy?
Nothing prevents us from experiencing true joy like making sin a habit in our lives. Blessed Augustine explains that, when we choose a sinful life that distances us from God, we "inhabit the land of commotion, that is, of carnal disquietude, instead of the enjoyment of God." We can see this in the life of the Holy Prophet and King David who, when confessing to God that he committed adultery with Bathsheeba, cried out, "Restore to me the joy of Your salvation, and uphold me with Your guiding Spirit" (Psalm 50:14). In another particularly moving psalm David clearly describes how sin dampens joy: "Because I kept silent (i.e., did not confess his sin), my bones grew old from my groaning all the day long; for day and night Your hand was heavy upon me" (Psalm 31:3-4). Perhaps you've felt like this—sick inside, feeling too weak or brittle to even get out of bed, and desperately wanting true joy.
King David's talking about God's "heavy hand" shows that we may currently experience a lack of joy because God is disciplining us for our sins. St. Paul tells us that God disciplines us "for our profit, that we may be partakers in holiness. Now no chastening seems to be joyful for the present, but painful; nevertheless, afterward it yields the peaceable fruit of righteousness to those who have been trained by it" (Hebrews 12:10–11). As we saw in the previous unit, joy is a gift of grace from God; He may therefore temporarily withhold that gift in order to humble us and build up our relationship with Him.
St. John Chrysostom notes that God sent the Israelites into captivity "to discipline (them), and hinder their being hurried further into vice." God similarly disciplines us when we sin in order to prevent us from wandering deeper into a sinful life. This is why, when being disciplined by God, we must always remember St. Paul's words (quoting Proverbs 3:11–12), "My son, do not despise the chastening of the Lord, nor be discouraged when you are rebuked by Him; for whom the Lord loves He chastens, and scourges every son whom he receives" (Hebrews 12:5–6). It may be discouraging to be disciplined—the apostle himself says that being disciplined definitely does not seem joyful—but the very fact that we are being disciplined demonstrates how deeply God loves us, and that is a source of joy.
In addition to the result of being disciplined for our sins, being unable to experience joy may be a problem of vision—not the ability to clearly see an eye chart on a wall, but the ability to clearly see and accept reality. Not only can we fail to see the joy God gives us (as we mentioned at the beginning of this unit), but we can also distort our vision of life through such attitudes and emotions as discontentment, greed and envy.
One of the most common ways in which we prevent the growth of joy is through discontentment. We become dissatisfied with our lifestyle, or how much money we have, or how we look, and increasingly believe that we are not living the lives we should. Over $412 billion dollars is spent each year on advertising in the United States alone—each dollar is intended to make us dissatisfied with our current situation in life, flooding us with images and messages carefully crafted to persuade us to chase after new possessions and experiences (often with the message that we deserve them). Notice what can happen: when we pay attention to these messages, we stop looking clearly at the many blessings we've been given in family, friends, and (by world standards) a comfortable lifestyle, and instead we focus on our desire for nicer clothes, or a faster car, or even—in a particularly sad case—to throw away friends and family for "new and improved" versions.
This distorted vision is a serious problem: when we lose our appreciation for God and the blessings He gives to us, and instead chase after other things, we become like the ancient Israelites who, in rejecting God for Baal, "changed their glory to a glory from which they will not profit" (Jeremiah 2:11). This is why St. Peter calls Christian teachers who are dedicated to satisfying their greed "accursed children" (2 Peter 2:14), and St. Paul states that those who know the judgment of God against greed—but are nonetheless greedy—are equal to those who hate God (Romans 1:29-32).
Discontentment and envy prevent us from experiencing joy not only because they harm our relationship with God—as serious as that is—but also because they destroy our relationships with others. St. Maximus the Confessor states, "What separates us from the love of friends is envying or being envied," and St. Clement of Rome points out that "envy has alienated wives from their husbands," crying out about the destructive power of these emotions when he adds, "Envy and strife have overthrown great cities and rooted up mighty nations."
St. Theophan the Recluse sums up the spiritual effect that our desire for newer, more exciting things has on our souls, but also directs us to the cure for this problem:
It happens that amusements, especially pleasant ones, give rise to depression, because while they are not sinful, they are unable to content the heart. Generally speaking, the inconstancy of emotions is characteristic to us. It is necessary to discard and overcome this, being concerned that one thing does not change; that is, that your most important decision, the goal of life you chose for yourself (i.e., dedicating your life to God), always remains in force.
Can this really be?! God is asking your heart once and for all, and the heart desires God. For without God it is never satisfied, and is bored; examine yourself from this aspect. Maybe you will find the door to the peace of God there.
St. Paul makes a similar point in a letter to St. Timothy: people whose lives are dedicated to getting new things will ultimately be unhappy, whereas those who are fulfilled by God find that "godliness with contentment is great gain" (1 Timothy 6:6-11). We cannot overemphasize this: our vision distorts when we shift our focus from God to other things, whether "stuff" or emotions, and we will inevitably become less and less joyful. Like the passenger at sea who sees only water, we can be surrounded by joy and yet completely fail to see it.
This is why St. Theophan tells us,
Everywhere and always God is with us, near to us and in us. But we are not always with Him, since we do not remember Him; and because we do not remember Him we allow ourselves many things which we would not permit if we did remember. Take upon yourself this task—to make a habit of such recollection. Make yourself a rule always to be with the Lord, keeping your mind in your heart, and do not let your thoughts wander; as often as they stray, turn them back again and keep them at home in the closet of your heart, and delight in converse with the Lord.
All Christians would agree that we should delight in our relationship with God, but how can we do this? We'll find out in the next unit.
As we will see throughout this study, living joyfully depends upon our ability to keep our vision undistorted. This is why St. John Chrysostom says a key activity in the spiritual life "consists in keeping the mind fixed on God, in not entertaining or approving impure thoughts, and in not paying any attention to the phantasms which the detestable, diabolic picture maker stirs up in our imagination."
A great way to focus your attention on God is to begin the day with this morning prayer from St. Basil the Great,
As I rise from sleep, I thank Thee, O Holy Trinity…And now enlighten my mind's eye, and open my mouth that I may meditate on Thy words, and understand Thy commandments, and do Thy will, and hymn Thee in heartfelt confession, and sing praises to Thine all-holy name: of the Father, and of the Son, and of the Holy Spirit, now and ever, and unto the ages of ages. Amen.
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|Engineer dies after making last run
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Scarcely three hours after Silas Coon, 66, had made his last run as a trainman for the Delaware, Lackawanna and Western Railroad, completing 46 years of service, he died of angina pectoris.
Delphos Herald,
Oct. 29, 1928
Arnold "Boxcar" Smith, 20, had a narrow escape from serious injury or death Friday night when he fell from the third floor of the "rotary" room at the Hinde & Dauch papermill and was injured.
He was rendered unconscious in the fall and did not come to for more than an hour. He was hurried to the office of a local physician in the Harter & Brenneman ambulance. It was found that he had sustained a cut above the left eye and took four stitches, a deep cut on the nose requiring one stitch and a severe burn on the right shoulder.
Smith is not employed at the paper mill and states that he does not know how he happened to be there. His last recollection, he states, is speaking to a man at Fifth and Main street. He does not remember walking to the mill and did not realize that he had been injured there.
The accident occurred at a place on the third floor where straw is passed into the "rotary."
Delphos Herald,
Oct. 27, 1928
Some Improvements
In Prospect at Local
R.R. Yards
A party of engineers arrived in Delphos Wednesday and started the work of surveying for a proposed new Y which the company has been planning to put in here.
Negotiations are understood to be under way for the purchase of land east of the yards from Henry Schwartzengraber. This land will be needed for the construction of the Y.
Delphos Herald,
Oct. 31, 1928
Police Jail Youths
Fifteen Lima youths were jailed Monday night for destruction of property. Several girls were released after promising to stay off the street at night. Six plain clothesmen and two motorcycle officers are watching the young folks in their Halloween's stunts.
Delphos Herald,
Oct. 30,1928
Lima Has a
New Service
By arrangement with a radio shop in Lima, fans may get first-class music without installing a radio. This shop puts in a loud speaker and volume control box for the same cost of a telephone. The music is received at a central studio and relayed over telephone wires. Sixty-five people are taking advantage of the offer.
Delphos Herald,
Oct. 30, 1928
Thieves Stole Honey
From Leiningers
Fred Leininger and Son are losers of approximately $75 as the result of the work of thieves who visited one of their bee yards and stole honey from the hives.
When they visited the farm of Mrs. Mary Morbaugh, one mile south of Monticello, Tuesday afternoon, local beemen found that their apiary had been entered by thieves and 300 pounds of honey had been taken.
This honey is valued at $50 and the value of damage to the frames will bring the total loss to about $75.
Tracks found at the scene indicated that the thieves had driven into the beeyard with a heavy truck.
A standing reward is posted by the Tri-County Beekeepers' Association for information leading to the conviction of the thieves.
Delphos Herald,
Oct. 31, 1928
About Morris'
Filling Station
The Morris filling station matter was brought up for discussion in council meeting.
The curb at the filling station was cut last week and entrances much wider than had been authorized by the city officials had been constructed. This action had followed refusal of the city officials to grant entrances as wide as Mr. Morris had asked, although some addition to the 16-foot width had been allowed.
Mayor Williams and Service Director Bryan had stated that they would insist on the curb restored.
Members of the council were of the opinion that the filling station constructed by Mr. Morris at Main and Fourth streets is a substantial improvement and they passed a resolution requesting the officials not to start suit to enforce restoration of the curbs.
Delphos Herald,
Oct. 24, 1928
Melody Girls To Sing
at K.C. Meeting
The Melody Girls Quartet of Ottoville will sing at the meeting of the Delphos Council, Knights of Columbus, next Monday night. With this special feature on the program, council officials are anticipating an extra large attendance at this meeting.
Delphos Herald,
Oct. 30, 1928
French Fighter
Fought in Delphos
Gaston Charles, French featherweight, who fought in Delphos last June against Billy Evans, fought in New York Monday night in a 10-round bout with Tony Canzoneri, former featherweight champion.
Charles put up a good fight but was shaded by Canzoneri.
Clyde Biederman and Casper Fossel, who staged the show in which Charles appeared in Delphos, are planning to put on another show here in the future.
Delphos Herald,
Oct. 30, 1928
Invents Metal Process
Oberlin College unveiled a tablet in honor of a boy who worked his way through college and left it $12,000,000 when he died.
The boy was Charles M. Hall and on Feb. 23, 1886, in a woodshed lab, he invented the process for making aluminum. He was then 22 years old.
When Hall found the key to his process, he at once told Prof. Jewett, the professor of chemistry. Jewett's good memory of the event caused William H. Taft to decide a famous lawsuit in Hall's favor.
At chapel exercises today, the students were told how chemists in this country and Europe had worked to find a process that would put aluminum into everyday use. A few months later, the same invention was independently discovered by Frenchman Paul Heroult.
Delphos Herald,
Oct. 30, 1928


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That is ovbiously a gross oversimplification of an historic achievement. While the driving force behind the space race may have been politically motivated, the technical advancements during the projects were staggering in scope, and have gone unmatched into the present day. Flying three men to the moon in a "tin can" is an extraordinary achievement, by any measure.
Not only is this a pie-in-the-sky utopian view of a "scientific expdition," the technical feasability of such a project is beyond our technical capabilities even today, let alone in the 1960's.
Three men to the moon in a "tin-can" a great achievement by any measure? Excuse me but the trip to the moon is more like the Vikings sailing to the American continent. Small ship, not much creature comforts. Now let's go back centuries before any Europeans could ever make ships that sailed the Vikings to America. When the Chinese decided to sail across vast oceans there were no examples of larger ships comparable for the task they imagined. But they could take the principles of the ships they had developed to build big ships. And they did build big ships before any Europeans.
So my point here is there are and were principles and methods know then and now that would make a more robust exploration of the moon. For instance; utilizing multiple launchings to airlift systems for the mission. To clarify: Something like skylab that could carry many more crew members and for longer durations would have been more ideal. This would mean that the Staturn V would be used as the large cargo lifter that would place in orbit the heavy gear and fuel. Now you only need to place a skylab like ship in orbit once after that it's a matter of air lifting fuel for any future missions. A Saturn 1b is used just to airlift a capsule carrying the crew intended to fly to the moon. The capsule does not fly to the moon but remains in earth orbit until the crew return from the moon. So the skylab size ship carries the crew in style to the moon. Now you may argue what about the lander and the moon cart! Yes, yes I haven't forgotten those parts. As I mentioned earlier the Saturn V is the heavy lifter, it could be used to air lift the lander or landers depending on the complexity of the mission into orbit seperately and then landers dock with the skylab ship in earth orbit.
The scenario I describe above was very possible at the time and would have been a much more robust exploration of the moon.
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A scientific project does not require the entire team to go to the location; sending three men to the moon at a time (2 to the surface) and collecting samples and placing instruments that can then be controlled and analyzed on Earth at the scientists' leisure is a realistic and efficient solution. Only 12 men have ever walked on the Moon, but how many tens of thousands of scientists have scrutinized samples and data collected by those 12 men?.
And such a task can be performed by a machine, which by the way is how the Russians brought back rocks from the moon. This approach is by far much more economical. While some may argue the point to sending men to the moon was to develop technologies for humans to survive in space. Low earth orbit missions, skylab, russian space station, etc have done far more productive work to understanding the problems of survival in space than any moon mission.
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All I can say to this is there has to be a first step SOMEWHERE. You have to crawl before you can walk, and you have to walk before you can even think about running. What you're proposing is creating a permanent scientific facility on Mars, but you can't skip the necessary intermediate steps to get there.
No you're wrong...We should have the abilty to do backward flips by the time we decide to take on a mission to Mars....


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Former Sidney child care provider found guilty of child abuse
A Sidney woman charged with child abuse in the alleged abuse of a 2-month-old at her in-home day care has been found guilty after a week long trial in Cheyenne County District court
56-year old Nancy Gipfert was charged with child abuse causing serious bodily injury, but the jury...after a week-long trial...found her guilty of the lesser charge of negligent child abuse. She will be sentenced on January 8th.
The case stemmed from an incident in September 2011 when the child was taken to the Sidney hospital by family members, then transported to a hospital in Denver.
The Nebraska Department of Health and Human Services issued an emergency order two weeks later suspending Gipfert's child care license, but she was not arrested until May of last year.
An affidavit attached to the state license suspension order said that Sidney police indicated the child had been injured as a result of abusive head trauma and that doctors said the injuries occurred while the child was in Gipfert's care.
Gipfert will be sentenced January 8th.
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Walter Payton Award winner Bo Levi Mitchell and Tennessee Titans All-Pro offensive tackle Michael Roos have been recognized among the best 50 male athletes all-time in the Big Sky Conference, the league announced Thursday, Dec. 5.
Mitchell is No. 22 on the list compiled by the league in celebration of its 50th anniversary, with Roos just ahead of him at No. 20. They bring to five the total number of former Eagles out of the 31 announced thus far.
Mitchell transferred to Eastern from SMU, then led the Eagles to the NCAA Division I Championship where he was named the Most Outstanding Player in the title game. Despite a 6-5 record in an injury-ravaged 2011 season, Mitchell won the Walter Payton Award given to the top player in FCS. He now plays for Calgary in the Canadian Football League.
Roos started his last 35 games at Eastern at offensive tackle to earn All-America honors and FCS Lineman of the Year accolades. He was drafted in the second round by Tennessee in the 2005 NFL Draft and has started every game he has played for the Titans. In fact, the 2008 All-Pro selection has a current streak of starting 214-straight games he has played, not including one game he missed in the 2012 season because of an appendicitis attack.
After 50 years of competition, the Big Sky Conference has begun a year-long journey celebrating the league's success both on and off the playing field by honoring 50 years of men's athletics and 25 years of women's athletics. The 50th anniversary will celebrate the all-time individuals, teams and moments in the Big Sky's history, including the selection of the league's Top 50 male student-athletes and the top 25 female student-athletes.
Along with the lists, the league is unveiling the most memorable moments for both men's and women's competition. Roos and Idaho State defensive end Jared Allen earning NFL All-Pro honors in 2008 is No. 30. Eastern's 45-42 loss to Sam Houston State, in which the Eagles rallied from a 35-0 halftime deficit to nearly pull-off an improbable come-from-behind victory, is No. 37 on the top moments list. Previously, the three kickoff returns for touchdowns by Bashir Levingston against Sacramento State in 1998 was announced as moment No. 42.
EWU CHOICES THUS FAR ON BIG SKY TOP 50 LISTSTop 50 Athletes
#20 Michael Roos (2001-02-03-04) - All-American & FCS Lineman of the Year
#22 Bo Levi Mitchell (2010-11) - '11 Walter Payton Award Winner
#37 J.C. Sherritt (2007-08-09-10) - '10 Buchanan Award Winner
#39 Greg Peach (2005-06-07-08) - '08 Buchanan Award Winner
#47 Matt Nichols (2006-07-08-09) - EWU & Big Sky record 12,616 career yards and 96 touchdowns
Top 50 Moments
#30 Former Eagle offensive tackle Michael Roos and former Idaho State defensive end Jared Allen were both honored on the as NFL All-Pro selections in 2008.
#37 EWU 2013 Comeback vs. Sam Houston State, a 45-42 loss in the semifinals of the FCS Playoffs after trailing 35-0 at halftime
#42 Bashir Levingston's 3 Kickoff Returns for TD vs. Sacramento State in 1998


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Starting December 22nd, you will be able to pack scissors when flying, but you may be subject to additional security screenings.
On Friday, the Transportation Security Administration lifted the ban on some sharp objects like small scissors and tools. Those items were banned after 9-11 when box cutters were used to hijack airplanes. Box-cutters are still on the banned list but screeners will be conducting additional pat downs to help detect explosives. Most travelers we spoke with at Lubbock Preston Smith International Airport told us they're excited about the changes.
"We certainly want to be safe, but at the same time, you know my aunt who knits they confiscated her knitting needle," one traveler said.
"I feel like we'll be safer because of instead of searching for scissors or something small, nail clippers or whatever, small knives, they'll be able to focus their time on real threats to a flight such as a bomb," another traveler said.
This year alone, screeners have confiscated 3 million scissors and more than 800,000 tools.
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Hello Again Charlotte Basketball fans! Just so you know I have a very boring job and thinking about how the bobcats can get better gets me through the day. Here is another mock offseason I have come up with. This is a bit more complicated with a lot more trades. Let me know what you think!
Mike D'Antoni – Very successful when he doesn't have to deal with players with big egos. If you look at the teams in the finals, they are both teams that run the floor and get a lot of points in transition. If we hired D'Antoni, we would also need to bring in a defensive minded assistant coach to make sure teams aren't dropping 120 on our team on a nightly basis.
Trade SF Corey Maggette to NO for PF Emeka Okafor + 10th overall pick – Oak is owed a lot of money, but he is still a serviceable player. I think it's worth bringing him back to charlotte to get NO's other 1st rounder. We would be offering NO with financial relief with Maggette's expiring contract.
Trade our 2nd overall pick to Cavs for their 4th and 24th overall pick – Cavs can move up past Washington to get MKG.
Trade 24th overall pick + PG DJ Augustin (sign+trade) to GS Warriors for SG Stephen Curry – I think this trade will be good for both teams. Marc Jackson will get a more traditional PG to run his offense.
Sign Antawn Jamison – Jamison lives in Charlotte and has said he was would like to play for our team. He is a great leader that can be a good mentor for our younger players.
Sign Grant Hill – Jordan said he is interested in bringing in Hill and I think it's a great idea.
Amnesty Tyrus Thomas – diminishing skills and no drive to be an NBA player. Get rid of him and look to the future.
1st round pick(4th overall) – SF Harrison Barnes – Barnes is a great prospect that is a very efficient scorer. Barnes has a good relationship with Jordan and I think he will prosper playing in Charlotte. He is NBA ready and has all the tools to be an all star. Just so you know, I have a huge Wolfpack fan so this is the farthest thing from a homer pick J I think he really is that good!
1st round pick(10th overall) – PG Austin Rivers – I would be so excited to see what this guy can do in D'Antoni's system. He is a perfect pick and roll point guard because of his ability to drive to the basket and shoot the 3. Again, Wolfpack fan so not a homer pick.
2nd round pick – SG Will Barton - If this guy came into the draft next year, he would be a lottery pick. He needs to put on a lot of weight to fit his 6'6 frame, but he extremely athletic and can score the ball(18ppg). He is worth the risk in the second round.
I believe this offseason will get us back to respectability and allow give us a lot of options in the future. I feel we have a lot of good pieces, we just have to use them correctly. While Cho rebuilds, players like Curry, Barnes, and Rivers will bring enough excitement and $$$ to the team to make keep Jordan happy
Depth chart
PG – Austin Rivers, Kemba Walker
SG – Gerald Henderson, Stephen Curry, Will Barton, Matt Carroll
SF – Harrison Barnes, Grant Hill, Reggie Williams
PF – Antawn Jamison, Emeka Okafor, DJ White
C – Bismack Biyombo, Byron Mullens, Dasagna Diop


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New iPad Air Price, Release Date Announced
The new iPad Air has just been announced at the Apple Special Event today, boasting a thinner, lighter frame with more powerful specs.
The new iPad Air has just been announced at the Apple Special Event today, boasting a thinner, lighter frame with more powerful specs.
The new 13- and 15-inch MacBook Pros were unveiled today, and you'll be able to start ordering the latest, price-friendly models now.
Apple hosted a special event on Tuesday to reveal new products across its line-up, and we've got it all covered for you.
Whether you're an iPhone fan or not, you're probably well aware iOS 7 was released yesterday. For all non-users, this basically means the phone's software was amped up a bit, which sounds like it'd be totally cool, but as soon as people could download it, Twitter exploded with complaints.
When it comes to Siri, we finally have some insight into what makes her work.
Now that there are over 1 billion smartphones out there, the time seems about right for there to be a next big thing. If Google's Sergey Bring has anything to say about it, the next big thing is going to be a computer you wear on your face. But what's Apple's answer to Google Glass? There's a lot of speculation out there that it might be some kind of smartwach. Does this mean everyone will get to talk into their wrists like James Bond? Or Dick Tracy?
Apple will release a 128GB iPad starting Tuesday, February 5th, and this latest model has twice the storage capacity of the current 64GB versions. For memory hounds keeping score, owners of the Galaxy Note, the BlackBerry Playbook, or the Kindle Fire have tablets that can hold up to 64GB. Microsoft's Surface Pro, which hits stores February 9th, is being released in a 64GB and 128GB version.
Apple ranks at the top of the list of most seductive retailers, with its stores accounting for more sales per square foot ($6,050) than any other retailer in the nation. By a lot.
Maybe don't buy expensive electronics from Walmart. If this (NSFW) video is to be believed, they've all been tossed around and dropped on the floor repeatedly just for the hey of it.
What happens when rocket scientists take on the coffee machine? The answer is a $11,111 coffee maker which brews java at the "perfect" temperature.
As the rumored roll-out of the latest iPhone looms next month, investors seem bullish on Apple.
The tech giant's market value now exceeds $623 billion, breaking the record set by Microsoft during the halcyon days of the late 1990s dotcom bubble.


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Court documents reveal more about the child sex crime allegations against a former Arlington church elder.
Dale Edwin Orth, 56, remains in jail on a $450,000 bond since his arrest in September, when he was charged with three counts of continued sexual abuse of a child.
But according to the arrest warrant affidavit, there are at least five potential victims.
Orth met one of the alleged victims, an 11-year-old boy, at Grace Community Church, where Orth was a congregant for more than 20 years and a board member for the past year. The boy told police Orth molested him several times over the course of nine months at the former church board member's house.
Court documents show that the boy's mother asked Orth to mentor her son, but that the boy made an outcry to his mother when faced with the decision of whether or not to continue allowing Orth to mentor him.
Documents say that "...the victim and suspect would change together in the bathroom to go swimming. It is during those times that the suspect would be completely naked in front of the victim."
The affidavit adds, "Over time, the suspect continued to ask him if he had any questions about puberty and would follow the victim into the bathroom to change."
Police, along with the Johnson County Sheriff, are investigating, and in the wake of Orth's charges, the church's pastor says its members are praying for healing.
"All the leadership of the church, we were shocked…we've been saddened, grieved by all this," said senior pastor Gary Hutchison.
Pastor Hutchison also said that the church has reviewed policies to ensure they're providing a safe environment for children, and that when he and his church staff were told that Orth was accused of sexual abuse of a child, they went to Child Protective Services and police right away.
"We also began to let the church know if there was anyone else or any other person who knows of any child that could have possibly been impacted by this," said Hutchison.
However, the mother of two boys who told police that Orth molested them says the pastor knew back in June about a claim that Orth had touched a boy inappropriately, saying that he didn't tell the church until a second boy came forward -- the boy who is referred to in the affidavit.
Orth was arrested and charged at his home by Arlington's Fugitive Unit on Sept. 10, and was immediately removed as a church elder.
Pastor Hutchison says to his knowledge, none of the alleged incidents of abuse happened at the church, and at least one happened several years ago.
Of the known alleged victims, only one of them was affiliated with the church.
"He wasn't involved with children really much at all," said Hutchison. "He worked some with our missions department, but he didn't really [get] involved with children."
FOX 4 went to Orth's Arlington home Monday, where his wife answered the door. She had no comment on her husband's arrest.
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Chef Amy Shipshock stops by the FOX 9 Morning Show kitchen to share some March Madness recipes sure to please any game-watching crowd. Take a look at her recipes below:
Spicy Peach Salsa with Brie
• 1 8 to 10-inch wheel of Brie Cheese
• vegetable oil
• For salsa:
• 2 peaches, cut in half with pits removed
• 1/4 cup red onion, diced
• 1/4 cup cilantro, chopped
• 2 tablespoons flat leaf parsley, chopped
• 1/2 teaspoon chili powder
• 1 Serrano pepper, seeds removed and chopped finely
• juice of 1 lime
• 1 cedar plank
Soak cedar plank for 30-45 minutes before using. Preheat grill for medium high heat. Brush peaches with a little vegetable oil and place flesh side down. Allow peaches to cook for 2-3 minutes and remove from grill and set aside. Dry cedar plank with paper towels and place onto grill. Coat brie wheel with vegetable oil on both sides. Place directly on to grill grate, keeping a close eye on the cheese. Keep on for 30 seconds and turn again and leave for another 30-60 seconds. This should help make a grill mark on the wax of the cheese. Using tongs, carefully transfer brie wheel to plank or sauté pan. Cover lid and allow cheese to cook for 8-10 minutes. You want the cheese soft and pliable, but not liquefied.
Remove skins from peaches and dice into small cubes. Add remaining salsa ingredients and mix well. One cheese is done, remove from grill and top with peach salsa. There is no need to use another platter, since the plank already acts as one. Serve with toast rounds, chips, or vegetables.
BBQ Bacon Ranch Dip
7 slices bacon
2 (8 ounce) packages cream cheese, softened
1 (1 ounce) envelope ranch dressing mix
1/2 cup barbeque sauce
1 green bell pepper, chopped
1 tomato, chopped
1 1/2 cups shredded sharp Cheddar cheese
Put the bacon in a large, deep skillet, and cook over medium-high heat, turning occasionally, until evenly browned, about 10 minutes. Drain the bacon slices on a paper towel-lined plate. Crumble the cooled bacon into a bowl and set aside.
Stir together the cream cheese and ranch dressing mix in a bowl until smooth. Spread the mixture on the bottom of a pie dish. Evenly spread the barbecue sauce on top of the cream cheese mixture. Layer the bacon, bell pepper, and tomato on top of the barbecue sauce and top with the Cheddar cheese. Cover and chill for 1 hour before serving.
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1 Pound shrimp
10 slices of bacon, chopped
1/2 cup onion, chopped
1 clove garlic, minced
2 cups grits
4 cups water
2 tablespoons butter
2 cups shredded cheddar cheese
1/4 cup half and half
1/2 teaspoon salt
1. Chop bacon and cook on medium heat until browned.
2. Add in chopped onion and cook until tender.
3. Remove from skillet.
4. Boil 4 cups water and add grits.
5. Cook about 5 minutes on medium, add in half and half, butter, and shredded cheese.
6. Remove from heat and cover.
7. Add shrimp to skillet used to cook bacon and onions.
8. Cook 3 minutes on one side and then turn.
9. Add bacon and onion mixture back to the skillet and add in minced garlic.
10. Cook 3 additional minutes.
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Hypothetically speaking, it's not out of the realm of possibility that we may make a play for T-Mac. I'm not one for various random trade posts a-la-Solutions over there. But I wanted to gauge what our communities position would be on trying to bring in T-Mac, not because I think it's a good Idea(nor a bad one), but rather because I think the FO is looking at all options.
And he could immediately do a few things for the franchise, here's they way I look at it.
Any negotiations for T-Mac would need to include a few players as we're looking @ $23 Mil+.
So we could ideally package up Rad Man($6.5 thru 2011), Speedy ($5 mil Exp), Raja ($5 mil Exp), and the icing is Magg's $10+ Contract over the next few years would be off our books.
So that's about $26.5 Mil going out, T-Mac would be $23.5. That would leave about $3 mil...this is what would make the deal for me. If we could get Carl Landry's $3 Mil in this I would be ecstatic. I don't think Houston would be to inclined to make this deal though, however I think Scola's contract is up this year, and they're going to have give him a nice offer to keep him, not to mention Yao would be coming back. So play time could be cut for Landry and he may walk.
If not, some pieces like Dorsey and Mensah-Bonsu may be added.
I think the FO would go for this since we get out from under Magg's Contract, while keep Salary relief w/ T-Mac's Exp contract and a HUGE boost in ticket sales/attendance with such a big name coming in. Not to mention the potential he would bring if he could be at 80% of the player that he was.
What do you guys think? Would it benefit us in any way?


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Hrodna KGB exposes plot of nursery school directors
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Teachers and physicians worked as suitcase traders during working hours.
The newspaper Hrodzenskaya Prauda reports about a successful operation of the local KGB department.
Residents of Hrodna, the town in western Belarus, crossed the border during working hours when they were supposed to be working.
The KGB department of the Hrodna region found inconsistence between the dates of foreign trips and work timesheets. The main internal control department of the regional executive committee checked if employees had grounds to receive wages. "As we supposed, travellers received money for the time they didn't actually work. It means the state suffered material damage," the official newspaper writes.
Among those who violated labour discipline are physicians, teachers of secondary and nursery schools and their relatives.
"Three nursery school directors and three deputy directors in Hrodna crossed the border more than 200 times for the last 6 years. They were supposed to be at work and perform their duties in all 200 times. Their leaves didn't affect the salaries they received," the newspaper writes with a reference to the main internal control department of the executive committee.
The offenders were not punished. They bosses chose not to impose disciplinary sanctions on them. They offenders agreed with the claims and voluntary returned the money they had received as salaries and other payments to the budget. Two nursery school directors quit voluntary.
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Allll-righty then. Here we go with my Monday Boredom Fighting post.
A lot of you didn't seem to appreciate my Kung Fu/Martial Arts one, nor my Gangster. As I have said before, those genre's are there for a reason: because people enjoy them. Granted, not everyone, but that's exactly why they are a "Sub-Genre". Target demographics, and all that.
Anyways, here are my top 15 Sci-Fi movies of all time.
Again, in no particular order...
1. Equilibrium
2. Serenity
3. Maximum Overdrive
4. Repo Man
5. Demolition Man
6. Judge Dredd
7. Soldier
8. Back To The Future Trillogy
9. The Star Wars Septuplogy
10. The Terminator Trillogy
11. The Fifth Element
12. Both Bill and Ted's
13. Starship Troopers
14. Spaceballs
15. Chronicles of Riddick
I have a TON more, but it's "top 15", so....
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CRAZY HORSE, S.D. (AP) - More rock is being blasted away at the Crazy Horse Memorial in western South Dakota.
Tuesday's blast marks the 136th anniversary of the Battle of the Little Big Horn and 86th birthday of Memorial president Ruth Ziolkowski.
The memorial will waive its regular admission fee after 6 p.m. for each person bringing three cans of food for the KOTA Care & Share Food Drive.
The memorial honors Crazy Horse, a famed Lakota warrior and leader who played a key role in the 1876 defeat of the U.S. Seventh Cavalry at the Battle of the Little Bighorn in Montana. He died a year later after being stabbed in Nebraska.
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David Bishop
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B.A., Goshen College
Ph.D., Michigan State University
- Dr. Bishop is engaged in basic and translational research directed toward diagnosis, characterization, and therapy of the genetic disorders of heme biosynthesis (sideroblastic anemia and the porphyrias). In addition, he directs the institution's DNA sequencing and genotyping core facility. He currently serves on Mount Sinai's Appointments and Promotions Committee, the Financial Conflicts of Interest in Research Committee, Biosafety Committee, and the Committee for Small Awards. Dr. Bishop also has teaching roles in the Graduate School.
ResearchSpecific Clinical/Research Interests:
Heme biosynthesis; biochemical and molecular genetics; enzymology, sequencing, genotyping and bioinformatics
Current Students: Hasan Ali
Postdoctoral Fellows: Vassili Tchaikovskii, Luis Cunha, Sonia Clavero, Mert Sozen, Makiko Yasuda
Research Personnel: Gunkut Akar, Edith Gould
Summary of Research Studies:
The research interests of our laboratory are directed to an understanding of the molecular and medical genetics of heme biosynthesis and its regulation and control by the rate-limiting enzyme of the pathway, 5-aminolevulinate synthase (ALAS). Our discovery of the existence of erythroid and non-erythroid isozymes of ALAS, the cloning and sequencing of an erythroid tissue-specific gene, ALAS2, and its mapping to chromosome Xp11.21 led to our identification of ALAS2 as the defective gene in patients with X-linked sideroblastic anemia. This gene shares greater than 50 % amino acid identity with the housekeeping isozyme, ALAS1, indicating that they arose from gene duplication and divergence selected by different functional requirements. Characterization of the structure and function of these isozymes in health and disease provides a better understanding of this crucial step in heme biosynthesis. Structure-function correlations between ALAS2 mutations found in X-linked sideroblastic anemia are being analyzed with the goals of diagnostic and therapeutic advances in the treatment of this genetic disorder. Sugstrate and product analogs are being studied as possible agents for enzyme stabilization and therapeutic intervention as small molecule chaperones. We have demonstrated an increased frequency of coinheritance of the mutant alleles for the HFE gene defective in hereditary hemochromatosis, a disorder that, like XLSA, involves iron storage and consequent tissue damage. Coinheritance of HFE and ALAS2 mutations lead to particularly severe iron accumulation.
Studies with clinical collaborators are showing that simple blood donation (phlebotomy) is an effective treatment for the iron overload in patients with X-linked sideroblastic anemia. These clinical studies of this interesting hematological disorder provide unique training opportunities for individuals who desire to bridge clinical and basic research investigations. In liver, the housekeeping gene, ALAS1, is the rate-limiting enzyme of heme biosynthesis and is markedly elevated in activity in the Porphyrias, the human inborn errors of heme metabolism. The regulation of heme biosynthesis by ALAS1 is unique in that it is one of the few mammalian pathways controlled by negative feedback repression by its end-product, heme. We are conduction studies to determine if there are any human genetic disorders caused by mutations in the ALAS1 gene. We identified the second mutation in the ABC7 transporter gene, defective in the related disorder, X-linked sideroblastic anemia with ataxia. Future studies will focus on promoter regulation by trans-factors and the function of ABC7 in cytosolic iron/sulfur protein assembly.
Our laboratory is also interested in the development of tools for bioinformatics and has, in a collaborative project with the Department of Biostatistics, developed a set of computational algorithms that predicts putative functional regions of tissue-specific regulation in genomic sequences. In collaboration with Dr. RJ Desnick, we are investigating approaches to gene therapy of the porphyrias using mouse models and studies into the reaction mechanism of uroporphyrinogen synthase and hydroxymethyl bilane synthase.
Current Research Studies:
4/01/80 - 3/31/09:Studies of Porphyria and Human Heme Biosynthesis; NIH-NIDDK; The major goal of this project is to investigate the biochemistry and molecular genetics of the four cytosolic heme biosynthetic enzymes and their respective deficiency diseases.
Role: Co-Investigator
01/01/09 - 12/31/11: Congenital Erythropoietic Porphyria: Evaluation of IPS Cells for Murine and Human Therapy; NY State - NYSTEM; The major goal of this application is to cure a genetic disease (Congenital Erythropoietic Porphyria; CEP) using reprogrammed and corrected adult CEP skin cells from our mouse model as proof-of-principle for future treatment of human patients. These studies will compare murine and human iPS-derived cells with their ES cell counterparts at the mRNA and protein levels.
Role: PI Approved, awaiting letter of start date.
4/01/09 - 3/31/10: Illumina Genome Analyzer II, NIH - NCRR; The major goal of this application is to purchase an Illumina Genome Analyzer II next generation DNA sequencer to enable high-throughput and whole genome-based DNA analysis in an institutional DNA sequencing/genotyping Core.
Role: PI Approved, awaiting funding award
Cunha L, Kuti M, Bishop DF, Mezei M, Zeng L, Zhou M, Desnick RJ. Human uroporphyrinogen III synthase: NMR-based mapping of the active site. Proteins: Structure, Function and Bioinformatics 2008; 71: 855-873.
Yasuda M, Domaradzki ME, Armentano D, Cheng SH, Bishop DF, Desnick RJ. Acute intermittent porphyria: vector optimization for gene therapy. J. Gen. Med 2007; 9: 806-811.
Bishop D, Johansson A, Phelps R, Shady AA, Ramirez MM, Yasuda M, Caro A, Desnick RJ. Uroporphyrinogen III synthase knock-in mice have the human erythropoietic porphyria phenotype, including the characteristic light-induced cutaneous lesions. Am J Hum Genet 2006; 78: 645-658.
Chan P, Gonzalez-Maeso J, Ruf F, Bishop D, Hof PR, Sealfon SC. Epsilon-sarcoglycan immunoreactivity and mRNA expression in mouse brain. J Comp Neurol 2005; 482: 50-73.
Solis C, Martinez-Bermejo A, Naidich TP, Kaufmann WE, Astrin KH, Bishop D, Desnick RJ. Acute intermittent porphyria: Studies of the severe homozygous dominant disease provides insights into the neurologic attacks in acute porphyrias. Arch Neurol 2004; 61: 1764-1770.
Bekri S, May A, Cotter PD, Al-Sabah AI, Guo X, Bishop DF. A promoter mutation in the erythroid-specific 5-aminolevulinate synthase (ALAS2) gene causes X-linked sideroblastic anemia. Blood 2003; 102: 698-704.
Cazzola M, May A, Bergamaschi G, Cerani P, Ferrillo S, Bishop DF. Absent phenotypic expression of X-linked sideroblastic anemia in one of two brothers with a novel ALAS2 mutation. Blood 2002 Dec 1; 100(12): 4236-4238.
Shady AA, Colby BR, Cunha LF, Astrin KH, Bishop DF, Desnick RJ. Congenital erythropoietic porphyria: identification and expression of eight novel mutations in the uroporphyrinogen III synthase gene. Br J Haematol 2002; 117: 980-987.
Solis C, Aizencang GI, Astrin KH, Bishop DF, Desnick RJ. Uroporphyrinogen III synthase erythroid promoter mutations in adjacent GATA1 and CP2 elements cause congenital erythropoietic porphyria. J Clin Invest 2001; 107: 753-762.
Su X, Wallenstein S, Bishop DF. Non-overlapping clusters: Approximate distribution and application to molecular biology. Biometrics 2001; 57: 420-426.
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Physicians and scientists on the faculty of the Icahn School of Medicine at Mount Sinai often interact with pharmaceutical, device and biotechnology companies to improve patient care, develop new therapies and achieve scientific breakthroughs. In order to promote an ethical and transparent environment for conducting research, providing clinical care and teaching, Mount Sinai requires that salaried faculty inform the School of their relationships with such companies.
Below are financial relationships with industry reported by Dr. Bishop during 2013 and/or 2014. Please note that this information may differ from information posted on corporate sites due to timing or classification differences.
Royalty Payments:
- Genzyme Corporation
Mount Sinai's faculty policies relating to faculty collaboration with industry are posted on our website at http://icahn.mssm.edu/about-us/services-and-resources/faculty-resources/handbooks-and-policies/faculty-handbook. Patients may wish to ask their physician about the activities they perform for companies.
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VIRGINIA BEACH, Va. (AP) Virginia Beach's City Council has approved an expansion of the Virginia Aquarium & Marine Science Center that will include a zip line and a coastal conservation garden.
The aquarium plans to partner with Outdoor Ventures Group on the aerial adventure park.
This phase of the project is scheduled to be completed by mid-June 2014. The conservation garden is scheduled to open in fall 2014.
Aquarium executive director Lynn Clements says the aerial adventure park will be the largest in Virginia.
Media outlets report that the council approved the project Tuesday.
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A standoff stemming from a shooting in west Birmingham ended peacefully Saturday afternoon.
Birmingham Police Sergeant Tim McCord said three to four men inside a car fired shots into three different locations Saturday in the West End area.
One of the men fled to a home on 2nd Court West. It is believed a family member of one of the men lived there.
Police officers surrounded the home, then the suspect gave up and surrendered himself outside. No one was injured.
Sgt. McCord said all of the men could face charges of shooting into an occupied vehicle, along with several other charges.
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Various reports have surfaced regarding the budget of Robin Hood. TheWrap posted a budget sheet for the movie that totaled $237 million, although Universal Pictures responded that the document did not represent the final budget, which they claim was lower. The L.A. Times and other sources quoted a $200 million production cost, while Universal announced a "final tally of $155 million after tax credits." As the L.A. Times observed, "That doesn't include... at least $25 million that the studio wrote off after the production initially planned to start in 2008 was delayed."
Our production budget figure is an estimate of the cost to shoot the actual movie seen on the screen, which we calculate as Universal's $155 million budget figure plus an estimated $25 million in tax credits, for a total of $180 million.
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As I was enjoying an afternoon cup of Earl Grey and scanning over the latest scuttlebutt over the impending LOI day, I was compelled to think about how fortunate we were to have this kind of information at our beckon call. To this end, I must compile a few sentences of sincere gratitude to all the members of CGB, be they authorized moderator, or fellow commentator. Through the tireless (well, pseudo-tireless) efforts of the Marshawnthusiasts, the Javidticians, and the lone Member of the Folletariat, we know that when we check in daily to the blogsite, that we are going to be treated to some new tidbit of information about the goings-on of our beloved Bears. Thanks also must be given to everyone else who contributes to the site via comments and rec`s. Information travels through the interweb not nearly as quickly or thoroughly as, say Solarise`s insights into the world of recruiting. We are truly fortunate to have people like these to make CGB just that much more entertaining than other sites of our college contemporaries.
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As one of his first measures in office, Brazilian Defense Minister Celso Amorim plans to conclude Brazil's participation in the notorious United Nations Stabilization Mission in Haiti (MINUSTAH). Various sectors of the Brazilian government, including Brazil's Ministry of Foreign Affairs, agree with Mr. Amorim, who says that the important thing now is to formulate an exit strategy. This story has now been translated into French and Spanish; the translations follow the English version.
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Haiti's largest privately owned TV station, Radio Tele-Ginen, released video footage today that contradicts denials by the U.N. that they only fired shots into the air during the funeral for Catholic priest Father Gerard Jean-Juste on June 18. The footage clearly shows two shots being fired by Brazilian troops from the back of a small pickup truck at crowd level.


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