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A major player in the furniture industry on Tuesday gave a frank assessment of what he sees as challenges facing the High Point Market.
No layoffs are planned at High Point Regional Health now that a yearlong grace period is passing during which health care leaders pledged no changes in the work force in the wake of the merger with UNC Health Care.
Plans for a corporate park just north of High Point are proceeding through the city approval process, but have one step remaining.
Piedmont Triad International Airport received $5.8 million in state money for a set of major projects.
Buried midway through a lengthy court filing on the mammoth, malicious Zeek Rewards pyramid scheme is a two-word phrase that may sum up the con — "Monopoly money."
Cornerstone Health Care is alerting patients about a laptop that was stolen or is missing that contained files for 548 patients, but not any financial or Social Security information.
The new Belk store, located in the Palladium at Deep River shopping center, has been open to the public for a couple weeks but will celebrate its grand opening Wednesday.
A tract of business property along N. Main Street that's been vacant for the past 12 years could have new life in the near future.
The court-appointed receiver in the Zeek Rewards pyramid scheme has filed the first lawsuits against alleged insiders and net winners in an effort to recover more than $200 million for victims who lost money in the global swindle.
Chip maker RF Micro Devices Inc. and TriQuint Semiconductor Inc. are combining in an all-stock deal valued at about $1.56 billion.
Some food-service workers at High Point Regional Health will soon have a new employer.
The 75 hourly employees who now work at the hospital for outside vendor Aramark Healthcare Support Services, LLC will be employed by the hospital as of Sunday, according to Becky Alley, manager of public relations and marketing for High Point Regional Health System.
Passengers planning to depart from the Piedmont Triad International Airport should call their airlines before leaving home today to be sure that their flights have not been cancelled, airport officials say.
Valentine's Day could get a lot more complicated for local business owners such as florist Jerry Hughes.
For the past 15 years, attorney and civic leader Henry Isaacson has cherished his first-class seat helping steer the direction of Piedmont Triad International Airport.


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Houston Texans quarterback Matt Schaub has left the game against the St. Louis Rams with an ankle injury.
Schaub was hit low in the third quarter and was booed by Texans fans while leaving the field.
Backup quarterback T.J. Yates has entered the game to replace him.
Schaub has taken heavy criticism lately for his high interception rate. He was second in the NFL with nine picks heading into this game and set an NFL record last week after throwing a pick-six in four consecutive games.
Houston fans have been calling for the quarterback's benching this week, and head coach Gary Kubiak mulled the option of starting Yates against the Rams.
Schaub was 15-for-21 with 186 yards and no interceptions at the time of the injury. His team trailed 31-6, however, and look to be on their way to a fourth consecutive loss after opening the season 2-0.
T.J. Yates threw a pick-six himself after taking over.
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As Joomla 2.5 is now firmly established I posted this particular question here but was thinking also that as Joomla 2.5 is well established perhaps it ought to have a place of it's own here?
My actual question relates to my Joomla 1.5 site though. In the past I set up a local host test site on XAMP thinking I'd be able to transfer the completed article to SWGfL Hosting. However, when it came to it I couldn't because the database on local host couldn't be transferred.
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The incredibly charming, precious, kind, devoted, and talented owner/chef of Peak & Elm Cocina and Bar, Jesse Moreno, hosted a small gathering to preview some of their gourmet offerings on Friday evening. Peak & Elm Cocina is the family owned Mexican restaurant that has taken an old trolley street car stop and converted it into a warm and welcoming family restaurant. They've maintained much of the history from the neighborhood in their design efforts, and it feels like a lovely out-of-Dallas experience. As Carol noted earlier this year, the Moreno family has put together something beautiful in this charming space in every way. When I spoke to Mr. Moreno, I almost picked him up, shoved him into my backpack and ran a away to the hills so we could hang out and cook tamales together forever. He is so delightful and disarming, and his passion for what he is doing here is contagious. He does not keep a freezer or a microwave on site, so you know it's fresh. His son, Jesse, runs the front of the house and does a wonderful job at that. The space is small, but the outdoor patio seating along Elm St. helps alleviate any issues with that. There isn't much else in the neighborhood, but the Morenos have defined a wonderful starting point for those to come.
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March 10, 2011
On Thursday, 10 March 2011, Dr Prakash Shah gave a public lecture at AKU-ISMC on the topic: "Transnational families and British law: The role of an expert witness." Dr Shah's talk examined how the British legal and immigration system deals with the question of transnational families and family unification. In particular, the speaker looked at cases where British courts and immigration officials have questioned the validity of transnational relationships. He discussed the role of the expert witness in such cases. Drawing on his own experience as an expert called upon to offer testimony, Dr Shah shared instances where the issue at stake was the validity of a marriage, with the marriage said to be not lawful or not recognised. Dr Shah showed that there was very little specific legislation in the relevant area of private international law and therefore most decisions depended on case law. In these circumstances, experts play an important role, although this role is not decisive and experts can rarely solve all the problems created by the complexities of the legal system.Dr Prakash Shah is a Senior Lecturer at the School of Law, Queen Mary, University of London. His areas of research include ethnic minorities and diasporas in law, religion and law, immigration and nationality law and legal pluralism. He is editor of a book series with Ashgate on Cultural Diversity and Law and is managing editor of the Journal of Immigration, Asylum and Nationality Law. Dr Shah has co-edited and edited numerous publications including: Legal Practice and Cultural Diversity (2009); Law and Ethnic Plurality: Socio-legal Perspectives (2007); Migration, Diasporas and Legal Systems in Europe (2006); The Challenge of Asylum to Legal Systems (2005); and Legal Pluralism in Conflict: Coping with Cultural Diversity in Law (2005).This talk was organised by the Professional Programmes Unit as part of its public lecture series. The lecture was CPD accredited, offering professional credit for solicitors and barristers who chose to attend.


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What do you call Canadians who save for retirement? Destitute in their old age.
Despite good intentions, Canadians are not saving enough for retirement according to a survey conducted last month by the Bank of Montreal.
Almost one-half of baby boomers said they didn't have enough to retire on: only one-third of the $650,000 nest egg they aimed for.
It's not just the lack of will-power that makes saving a failed strategy. Boomers find themselves sandwiched between caring for aging parents on one side and adult children who can't find decent jobs on the other.
Boomers lost a lot of money in the Great Recession of 2008 which saw stock market investments evaporate and returns on the remainder tumble. Those who have retired are borrowing just to maintain lifestyles.
Equifax Canada says that debt for those over 65 increased by 6.5 per cent last year.
The prospect of Freedom 55 is looking more like Servitude 75. Respondents to the BMO survey said that they would have to work longer before retiring and 71 per cent said they would have to work part-time after retiring. Others hoped to sell off assets like collectibles, antiques, and even their homes. Some planned to rent out parts of their homes.
It doesn't have to be that way. Despite all the bad news about pension plans or the lack of them, well-run plans exist — as well as the bad and ugly as 20,000 Nortel workers discovered when the company went bankrupt. They were last in a long line of creditors who were paid off with their pension investments.
A good pension plan must be walled-off from failed businesses where over-paid and incompetent CEOs can't get their hands on them. A good plan has defined-benefits so that retirees know how much they're getting and can plan ahead, unlike defined-contribution plans in which benefits are determined by the vagaries of the stock market.
Bigger is better — so big that they are essentially tied to whole national economies not mere giants like Nortel.
A superb pension plan exists — the Canada Pension Plan. It's in a separate pot so the government can't get its hands on it. It's big and dependable. In 2000, payouts were guaranteed until 2075 and last year, forecasts got rosier as the rate of return was a incredible 10 per cent.
The problem is that it only pays an average of $28,000 annually including Old Age Security, not because it performs poorly but because the government limits the amount that you can contribute.
For ideological reasons, the Harper government won't let you contribute more to the CPP because, you see, governments shouldn't be in the business of pension plans.
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Additionally, the Canadian Labour Congress, most provincial premiers and the Federation of Canadian Municipalities all agree that expansion of the CPP is a good idea.
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The Purple Wimple welcomes back Jake, now a recidivist guest contributor about BYU at the Wimple, to look ahead at BYU. BYU's last football season started off as a train wreck. After the loss at...
TCU- Read 'em and weep, defensive coordinators: Jeremy Kerley, Jimmy Young, Antoine Hicks. They're all back, and like last season, they'll be giving Andy Dalton targets at every level of the field...
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Brigham Young is the clear-cut winner among BCS programs with two weeks to go until national signing day. The Cougars wrestled Sporting News Top 100 quarterback Jake Heaps away from Tennessee, Notre Dame and in-state Washington, and that kicked off what looks like a potential top 25 overall class--BCS included. Fellow top recruits like WR Ross Apo, who was previously committed to Texas, and four-star recruits like DEs Kona Schwenke and Bronson Kaufusi, are just as big for BYU as Heaps. This truly is one of the school's top classes ever, and there are 28 players lined up to sign."Brian McLaughlin, The Sporting News
"The following players have had or are scheduled to have post-season surgery: senior defensive back Andrew Rich (ankle), sophomore defensive back Robbie Buckner (shoulder), junior offensive lineman Marco Thorson (shoulder), sophomore offensive lineman Braden Hansen (thumb) and freshman wide receiver Ross Apo (shoulder). Rich, Buckner, Thorson and Hansen have already undergone surgery for injuries sustained during the 2009 season, and Apo is scheduled for surgery this week to treat an injury suffered in high school. Hansen is probable for spring practices, Rich and Buckner are questionable, and Thorson and Apo will be out for spring. All are expected to participate in fall camp."
Harvey Unga returning for senior season, and other BYU news
BYU commit Jake Heaps led two touchdown drives to help lead the West high school stars to a 30-14 victory over the East in the U.S. Army All-American Bowl on Saturday. Heaps completed 9-of-12 passes for 91 yards, including connecting on his final five passes. After fellow quarterback Austin Hinder took a West drive to the East's 44-yard line early in the fourth quarter, Heaps finished off the drive by throwing a 39-yard pass down the sideline to Robert Woods on third-and-11. Later in the fourth, Heaps led a TD drive that started at the East 44. He completed all four of his pass attempts for 25 yards on the drive -- Heaps also had a fifth completion, a 16-yarder, nullified by a penalty. Heaps also quarterbacked two drives in the second quarter, both of which ended in punts. For the game, Heaps completed all three pass attempts to the left side of the field (for 29 yards), 1-of-2 to the middle (minus-4 yards) and 5-of-7 to the right side (66 yards). WR Ross Apo, another Cougar commit, had one pass thrown his way on the West's second drive, but the ball was tipped away. Ricky Heimuli, a four-star defensive tackle recruit who prepped at Brighton and has scholarship offers from several Pac-10 schools, as well as BYU and Utah, had a sack in the first half.
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Corey Erdman reports at BoxingScene.com that two solid fights are being seriously discussed for the October 15 HBO pay-per-view undercard of the Bernard Hopkins vs Chad Dawson show.
The first is a fight that was previously reported as being in talks, between 140-pound contenders Lucas Matthysse and Kendall Holt. Both fighters have a history of being plenty exciting, and it's good to see Matthysse in line for another worthwhile fight after getting the short end of the scorecards against Zab Judah and Devon Alexander, both in very arguably fashion. Matthysse (28-2, 26 KO) is realistically one of the best junior welterweights in the world, and Holt (27-4, 15 KO) has that kind of talent when he's on his game. He looked explosive when knocking out Julio Diaz on a monster left hook on May 13.
The vacant WBC lightweight title could also be up for grabs if Golden Boy and Gary Shaw Productions can finalize a third co-promoted fight on the card between Antonio DeMarco (25-2-1, 18 KO) and Jorge Linares (31-1, 20 KO). That's a very intriguing fight on paper, as DeMarco didn't look so great beating Reyes Sanchez in February, but Linares still hasn't broken through with a big win despite his obvious talent. He'll also be under question when it comes to his chin until he gets that breakout win, and DeMarco, while no world-beater, would be a nice fight for him.
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VH-1's popular show Singles Ladies will soon start shooting new episodes later this month in Atlanta, and they need extras for its upcoming season; in particular, women who are hot or matronly.
Now wait, that's not me saying that. That's exactly what they say.
According to the casting dept., they're currently: "searching for super attractive, sexy, hot African American women ages 25-35 height and weight proportionate." (Why do I get the feeling what they mean is light skinned women with long straight yaki weaves?)
And they ask that if you fit the bill then to: "e-mail three photos and your dimensions along with contact information to firstname.lastname@example.com. Put "HOT" in the subject line."
But not to despair. If you don't fulfill the requirements they also need: "high society matron types ages 45-60″ who can work Jan. 23 and Jan. 27. These extras need glamourous wardrobes and a confident style. If that's you email three photos and all your specs to firstname.lastname@example.com. Put "MATRON" in the subject line"
So what happens if you're neither hot nor a matron? I guess you're out of luck.
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Huuuum, you know they are doing great things with plastic surgery and makeup ( and yak-back-hair), so although I am not a super attractive, sexy, hot African American women ages 25-35 height and weight proportionate, I hear the call and I see an open seat on the playing field. Hell, I am fat, dark skinned and I'm a dude... BUT... all goodbyes are not gone. See, I'm thinking that with the current popularity of web-series such as "Sh*t Black Girls Say" and "Sh*t Black Guys Say", there has to be a role for a Rupaul type? Come on now, we all know that for some strange reason black chicks are comfortable around sissie acting dudes who dress in drag, so tick tock, the game is not locked. Listen, this is "Single Ladies" and some dudes dressed in drag can turn a man's head and get a date to the Slip & Slide Hotel :-(. I mean, I don't know what they are going to get or do when the big surprise leaps out of his hiding place, but I'm just saying... considering the current tone of black sitcoms and the acceptance of men in drag, I hear the bells calling.


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Lifting heavy or challenging weight can help you to release all the negative energy that you may be carrying around. Additionally, strength training raises your endorphin levels in the brain – the "natural high" serious exercisers talk about. Lift Weights to Beat Stress, is the article of the week.
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the dark areas in your life and thank God for the strength that you now have within you to face the next hardship. Without darkness we cannot recognize the light. Walk in the light and bless the darkness. This way the new light will touch everything past and everything yet to come…
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Mango Rice Salad
Makes: 4 servings; about 1 1/4 cup per serving.
Nutritional Information:
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2 cups cooked brown rice
1 (15 oz.) can black beans, rinsed and drained
3/4 cup diced mango,
1/4-inch cubes
1/2 cup chopped and seeded plum tomato
1/3 cup chopped green onion, white and green parts
1/3 cup orange juice
1-2 Tbsp. fresh lime juice
1 serrano chile pepper, or 1-2 inch piece jalapeño pepper, coarsely chopped (seenote)
1 tsp. ground cumin
1 tsp. dried oregano
1 Tbsp. canola oil
Salt and ground black pepper
2-3 Tbsp. chopped fresh cilantro
Combine rice, beans, mango, tomatoes and green onion in mixing bowl. This step may be done up to 2 hours before serving with salad covered and refrigerated.
For Dressing
In blender or bowl of mini-food processor, whirl orange and lime juice, chile pepper, cumin and oregano until chile is ground up. Add oil and whirl to blend. Season to taste with salt and pepper. This may be done up to 2 hours before serving, and dressing refrigerated.
Just before serving, pour dressing over salad and toss with fork to combine (if salad has been refrigerated, let sit at room temperature for 20 minutes before dressing). Spoon salad into wide, shallow serving bowl, and sprinkle on cilantro. Serve immediately.
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On Nov. 7, 2013, the University of California, Berkeley, held the 17th annual Mario Savio Memorial Lecture at Wheeler Hall. Each year, the lecture is geared to bring up points based on different grassroots issues that hold common interest across the nation. During the lecture, the Mario Savio Young Activist Award is given to the national winner of the competition.
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From Interfax (2009-12-16): Moscow -- The Moscow Patriarchate is grateful to Pope Benedict XVI for understanding problems between the two Churches and not pressing on with visiting Russia and meeting with the Patriarch. "Pope Benedict XVI perfectly understands the existing difficulties and therefore is not pressing on his meeting with the Patriarch, not to mention visiting Russia, as was done under his predecessor. We are grateful to him for this," the head of the Moscow Patriarchate Department for External Church Relations Archbishop Hilarion of Volokolamsk said in an interview published in Der Spiegel, whose Russian translation the Department for External Church Relations has published on its website. The Russian Orthodox Church does not rule out the possibility of a meeting between the Patriarch of Moscow and All Russia and the Pope, but believes that it should be preceded by the resolution of the problems between them rather than be turned into "just a protocol meeting and … [Read more...]
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Moscow clarifies its position on Orthodoxy in America
Source: Yahoo! Groups [From the December 2009 Orthodox Christian Laity newsletter, vol. 5, Number 2] The following letter translated from the Russian dated November 13, 2009 was received at the OCL Office via fax November 16. It is addressed to former OCL President Peter Petkas. It is from the Moscow Patriarchate, Russian Orthodox Church Holy Synod, Department for External Church Relations, Danilov Monastery. The letter relates to the recently published "Orthodox Christianity at the Crossroad A Great Council of the Church - When and Why" Dear Mr. Petkas, On behalf of His Holiness Patriarch Kirill of Moscow and All Russia, I would like to thank you for the series of essay[s] devoted to the Holy and Great Council of the Orthodox Church. The Russian Orthodox Church, since the 1961 Rhodes Meeting has been a permanent participant in the Pan-Orthodox Pre-Council Conferences. The latest, 4th Pan-Orthodox Pre-Council Conference was devoted to the diaspora, and the … [Read more...]
Archbishop Hilarion responds to U.S. State Dept. report on religious freedom
In late October, the State Department released the 2009 Report on International Religious Freedom, a study annually submitted to Congress. Remarks on the study by Michael H. Posner, Assistant Secretary, Bureau of Democracy, Human Rights, and Labor, are available here. (The country report for Turkey is available here.) The Russian foreign ministry said, on publication of the report, that it was compelled "to reiterate our previous repeated assessments of the U.S. State Department report as a politically engaged, garbled document which intentionally distorts the real situation of religious freedom in Russia and keeps silent about positive developments in this field." Archbishop Hilarion of Volokolamsk issued his own response to the State Department study (full text at the bottom of this post) which amounts to a summary of the Moscow Patriarchate's position on religious freedom in Russia. While much more temperate than the Russian government's response, the archbishop's letter did, … [Read more...]
A 'Controversial' Priest
The Russian Orthodox priest gunned down in his church last week was buried yesterday in Moscow. There has been an intense amount of media coverage of this crime and most of the speculation, by the media and police authorities, centers on a suspected Islamist killer in light of Fr. Daniel Sysoyev's outspoken and aggressive campaign to promote Orthodox Christianity among Muslims and other non-Christian communities. From the Moscow Times: Church insiders said the attack, which happened late Thursday in southern Moscow, could have been the work of radical Islamists, who had regularly threatened him for preaching to Muslims. Law enforcement officials said they believed religion was the primary motive in the killing. The 35-year-old Sysoyev, who led the St. Thomas Church on Kantemirovskaya Ulitsa, was shot point-blank four times by an unidentified man wearing a medical face mask, police said. He was severely wounded and died in an ambulance. Vladimir Strelbitsky, a … [Read more...]
Archbishop Hilarion on Orthodox-Catholic relations
From the Moscow Patriarchate, Nov. 12, 2009: During his meeting with foreign media people on 11 November 2009, Archbishop Hilarion spoke on burning issues of inter-Christian relations. He said in particular that considerable improvements took shape in relations with the Roman Catholic Church in recent years. 'There is a regular mechanism of mutual consultations and high-level visits… We can state that we are moving towards the moment when the preparation of a meeting between the Pope of Rome and the Patriarch of Moscow will become possible. I would like to underline that we have no concrete plans concerning the venue and date of this meetings but the both sides show a desire to prepare it', he said. According to His Eminence Hilarion, this meeting should serve to find 'a common platform' for issues of bilateral relations, which are still disputable or divisive. 'As soon as it is found and appropriate agreements are prepared to be signed by the two Churches, this meeting will … [Read more...]
Archbishop Hilarion on social problems
From the Moscow Patriarchate, Nov. 12, 2009: During his meeting with foreign journalists on 11 November 2009, Archbishop Hilarion of Volokolamsk answered questions concerning urgent problems of society today. Asked about the Church's view of some problems of bioethics, especially the use of artificial life-support systems to prolong the life of a patient, he said, 'It is a very complicated issue. We in the Orthodox Church do not believe that one's life should be certainly prolonged by artificial means. We believe a human being is born when it pleases God and dies when it pleases God. Complications arise when artificial life-support systems are used in a critical situation when there is a hope for one's survival and return to normal life. But then one's organism as if adjusts itself to these machines without one's regaining consciousness. One continues to live in a vegetative state and here a complicated dilemma arises indeed: who can switch off these machines thus actually … [Read more...]
Russian monasticism and the legacy of Communism
The Zenit news service interviews Fr. Peter Mescerinov, vice-director of the Center for the Spiritual Formation of Children and Adolescents of the Moscow Patriarchate, about the "new and enduring challenges of Russian monasticism." ZENIT: What is the reality of these [monastic] communities today? Father Mescerinov: The principal tragedy of our ecclesial life today is the absolute lack of community. There are communities that are born in contrast to the position of the Church in a general sense; however, there are no communities as such as a norm of community life. This is linked no doubt to the Soviet legacy, because in that period every aggregation was regarded with suspicion and in danger of being repressed; in fact, an anti-solidarity instinct has been created in the very conscience of many generations of persons. When people enter the Church today, educated according to this mentality, it is very difficult [for them] to feel and even to understand that it is a … [Read more...]
Patriarch Kirill to U.S. in 2010?
Alex at ROCOR United, citing two sources, says Patriarch Kirill may be paying a visit to the United States: Our sources in Russia have told us that Patriarch Kirill will be coming for an official visit to the USA in early 2010. The same news is also coming from other bloggers including Voices of Russia. In what would be an extremely hectic schedule, the Patriarch would be visiting places such as the Synodal Headquaters in New York City as well as possibly taking in the Joy of All Who Sorrow Cathedral in San Francisco to venerate the relics of St John Maximovitch. It is thought the Patriarch will also visit Jordanville to pay respects to the final resting place of the late Metropolitan Laurus, one of the architects of the blessed reunion of the two parts of the Russian Church in 2007. More here. … [Read more...]
Hilarion and Chrysostomos meet on Cyprus issues
The Russian Orthodox influence in the Mediterranean grows. Source: Moscow Patriarchate. On 22 October 2009, the Chairman of the Moscow Patriarchate Department Archbishop Hilarion of Volokolamsk met with His Beatitude Archbishop Chrysostomos II of Nea Justiniana and All Cyprus. Taking part in the meeting that took place in Paphos, Cyprus, was Metropolitan Isaiah (Kykkotis) of Tamassos. They discussed a wide range of the problems of mutual interest in the atmosphere of fraternal understanding. Archbishop Hilarion of Volokolamsk thanked the Primate of the Church of Cyprus for his care for the Russian-speaking flock living in Cyprus. Having noted that the need in spiritual care for the Russian-speaking population is increasing, he suggested that, following the established practice, the future clergymen of the Church of Cyprus should be sent to the theological schools of the Russian Orthodox Church to learn the Russian language and the traditions of the Russian … [Read more...]
Patriarch Kirill's birthday greetings to Metropolitan Jonah
Patriarch Kirill of Moscow and All Russia congratulates the Primate of the Orthodox Church in America on his 50th birthday. Source: Moscow Patriarchate. Your Beatitude, Beloved Brother and Concelebrant in the Lord: I wholeheartedly greet and congratulate you on the your 50th birthday. On this day, I lift up an ardent prayer to God for you and remember with warmth the moments of our fraternal fellowship during your official visit to the Russian Orthodox Church, which enabled us to experience once again the spiritual and historical kindred of our two Churches. Your jubilee is a feast not only for the Orthodox Church in America but also for the Moscow Patriarchate tied with the life of the American Orthodox by historical bonds. May the Lord Who has place on you the heavy burden of primatial service of the Orthodox Church in America bless your primatial efforts and multiply and strengthen your God-loving flock. I prayerfully wish you good health and inexhaustible … [Read more...]
Moscow: No meeting with pope in the works
From Interfax (Oct. 7): Head of the Moscow Patriarchate Department for External Church Relations Archbishop Hilarion of Volokolamsk has denied reports that Patriarch Kirill of Moscow and All Russia might visit the Vatican in the near future. "No preparations are being made for the Patriarch's trip to the Vatican and his meeting with the Pope at any particular place or at any particular time," Archbishop Hilarion said while taking questions from journalists in Moscow. The possibility of the Pope's visit to Russia in the near future is not being discussed, either, he said. "The matter may imply a meeting on neutral ground, as they say now," he said. Archbishop Hilarion insisted that the main purpose of a dialogue between the Russian Orthodox Church and the Roman Catholic Church is not so much a meeting between their heads as such as "radical improvement in our relations and the overcoming of the existing problems." He mentioned among such problems proselytism, a too … [Read more...]
Moscow: Limited jurisdiction for Constantinople
From the Moscow Patriarchate's report on the recent meeting between Archbishop Hilarion of Volokolamsk and Pope Benedict XVI: Archbishop Hilarion stressed the importance of the Orthodox and Catholic common witness to traditional Christian values in face of the secular world. He pointed to the identity of the Orthodox and Catholic Churches' views on such themes as family, motherhood, population crisis, euthanasia and many other ethical issues. The DECR chairman pointed to essential differences existing on these issues between the Orthodox and Catholics, on one hand, and various Protestant communities, on the other. In this situation the Orthodox-Catholic cooperation in elaborating a common stand on these issues acquired a special importance, he said. Archbishop Hilarion also pointed to the need to enhance the positive potential of the bilateral relations including cooperation in the field of culture. The DECR chairman and the head of the Roman Catholic Church discussed … [Read more...]


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Sportswear brand PUMA releases a seemingly impervious sneaker mostly subjected to outdoor usage. From the sturdy silhouette that features a Hi-top upper with a red zipper strap that can be pulled down on the sides to the white hard hitting lugged out sole it blends both streetwear and detail to hardwear into one comprehensive shoe. The "Midnight Navy" colorway, one of the colors releasing this Spring, features sprinkles of pattern with crimson accented throughout.
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I went to vote for Penn State today and the college colors poll was down due to "inauthentic activity." I feel like this will be ESPN's excuse to knock us out of the poll, but I guess I have my tinfoil hat on. Hopefully, it will be back up soon. http://promo.espn.go.com/espn/contests/clc/2012/


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Barca team Spartak wins comfortably thanks to a goal from Alves and another brace from Messi. Tito changed the picture, bringing in a midfielder more and plays better.
Not the first time that Iniesta is dropped to a band and enters another creative player to strengthen the midfield. In step Guardiola used this tactic available for highly demanding games or in which the rival did fear a loss of possession. The manchego got used to playing end, polishing his large repertoire of dribbles and his genius to drive the ball.
Tito had not used this scheme so far, but the visit to Moscow seemed a good time. The set of problems created Emery at Camp Nou and the victory was essential to tackle the last match against Benfica in peace. In the end, the Muscovites not worried too far behind Barca, Barca good game thanks to the offensive side.
Peter, as a lone striker heeled pure right wing, was the reference in attack. Behind, creative poker players made up Xavi, Cesc, Iniesta and Messi marinated the ball and quick combinations and exchanges generated position recalling the highlights of Guardiola stage play. Spartak was not a formidable team in any facet of game, but Tito can take positives from this game system.
Dani Alves is still not back to his best version, but scored a goal. And Messi soon appeared to sign another double. The second half had no history and Barcelona temporized with the complicated mind of the visit to Valencia City on Sunday. It time to see if this pattern holds or gives ownership to Villa, the player who, for different reasons, not convince Vilanova finish.


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Topic group Related topics Example
Hides records based on a logical condition.
SET FILTER TO [<condition>]
The condition that records must meet to be seen.
A filter is a mechanism by which you can temporarily hide, or filter out, those records that do not match certain criteria so that you can see only those records that do match. The criteria is expressed as a logical expression, for example,
set filter to upper( FIRST_NAME ) == "WALDO"
In this case, you would see only those records in the current table whose First_name field was "Waldo" (capitalized in any way).
The filter does not take effect until some sort of record navigation is attempted. For example, any command with an ALL scope will attempt to start at the first record. In this case, the command will start at the first record that matches the filter condition, and process all matching records. A SKIP command would attempt to navigate to the next matching record, and SKIP -1 would attempt to navigate to the previous matching record. GO TOP is often used after SET FILTER to position the record pointer on the first matching record.
Any time you attempt to navigate to a record, the record is evaluated to see if it matches the filter condition. If it does, then the record pointer is allowed to position itself at that record and the record can be seen. If the record does not match the filter condition, the record pointer continues in the direction it was moving to find the next matching record. It will continue to move in that direction until it finds a match or reaches end-of-file. For example, suppose you issue:
skip 4
If no filter is active, you would move four records forward. If a filter is active, the records pointer will move forward until it has encountered four records that match the filter condition, and stop at the fourth. That may be the next four records in the table, if they all happen to match, or the next five, or the next 400, or never, if there aren't four records after the current record that match. In that last case, the record pointer will be at the end-of-file.
In other words, when there is no filter active, every record is considered a match. By setting a filter, you filter out all the records that don't match certain criteria.
You cannot use the special variables this or form in the <condition>. This is explicitly prohibited because these special variables automatically take on the value of whatever object and form has focus (or fires an event) at any given moment. Therefore, the filter condition will vary and quite likely be invalid. Generally speaking, you should not use variables in a filter condition at all, because the variables may go out of scope, making the filter condition an invalid expression. To solve these problems, use macro substitution, as shown in the example.
Many commands have scope option that includes FOR and WHILE conditions. These conditions are applied in addition to the filter condition.
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The exodus from Randy Edsall's Maryland football team continued on Wednesday as news came out that offensive coordinator Gary Crowton would not be back next year and wide receiver Adrian Coxson would become the 21st player to leave the team since Edsall's hiring. The Terrapins are coming off a disastrous season in which they followed up a 9-4 campaign with a 2-10 record during Edsall's first season. Edsall was hired after Maryland athletic director Kevin Anderson was reportedly ordered not to hire Mike Leach.
Mike Leach chuckles. RT @TerpsInsider: Three sources say Maryland OC Gary Crowton will not return to Terrapins next season.— Bryan Fischer (@BryanDFischer) December 14, 2011
#21 under Edsall. RT @D1scourse: Maryland announces wide receiver Adrian Coxson will leave the program.— Bryan Fischer (@BryanDFischer) December 14, 2011
The two departures are probably indicative of different elements on unrest. While Coxson's decision to leave the program will likely be seen as a mark against Edsall, it would appear that Maryland fans will look far more positively upon Crowton leaving. Maryland blog the Testudo Times certainly seems to be happy about Croxson, in any case:
Whether this is Crowton leaving of his own volition or Randy Edsall/Kevin Anderson forcing him out, I don't know, although I'm almost certain it will be painted as the former. No matter what, the first change that needed to made was just made. It's a start, at least.


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A pet blessing was held at Tampa Catholic, 4630 N. Rome Avenue, last week. Here's a rundown of the event and some photos from Michael Groff:
On October 4, the feast of Saint Francis of Assisi, patron saint of animals, the Tampa Catholic Campus Ministry Team once again hosted the annual "Blessing of the Pets," as a crowd of 150 parents and students mingled with their beloved furry friends.
Brother Chris Burns intoned the opening words of the prayer service, "The Lord be with you," above the whines, pants, barks and embarrassed whispers of "sit," "stay," and "good boy."
Deacon John Iadanza, proclaimed the reading from the book of Genesis.
"God made the wild animals of the earth of every kind, and everything that creeps upon the ground of every kind," he said. "And, God saw that it was good."
Following the readings and prayers, Deacon John and Brother Burns began blessing the well-behaved pets, dividing the crowd into two lines, separating the dogs from the cats, and the birds from the snakes.
At the conclusion of the blessing service, the judges announced the winners in the following categories: Friendliest Pet category was won by Dalton Sassor's dog "Riley"; Cutest Pet Category was won by Haven Garcia's hedgehog "Moonflower"; and the Most Exotic Pet category was taken by John and Sara Hirsch's three turtles named "Sunset," "Floaty" and "Flipper."
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I will boost this as much as possible. Seeing ace stories when I was younger would have made a world of difference, and even now that I'm older and know what I identify as, there still aren't enough stories about people like me. Kudos to HIP for being so proactive about the representation available through their publishing house.


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For years now it's been up to a Fairchild aircrew to let everyone know the Armed Forces Torchlight Parade was starting. But with the sequestration in effect, that role will fall to a group of local Felts Field pilots.
In the past, a carefully timed KC-135 tanker flyover right down Sprague Avenue always got the first floats moving at the parade. This year the sequestration has forced Fairchild Air Force Base to cut a lot out of its budget. No float in the parade that honors its own airmen. No tanker flyover.
That's where Larry Tobin comes in.
"It's important for the parade and veterans to do this parade kickoff," Tobin said.
"When I give him the command he's going to turn on his smoke and he's going to elevate, rapidly from level flight to a big climbing, noisy smoking turn and he will fly west. And in aviation terms when you die you fly west," Tobin said.
It will be a somber flight for the group of Stearmans. Captain Tyler Voss, the aircraft commander of the kc-135 that crashed, was rebuilding a plane in one of Felts Field's hangars and was well liked by local pilots.
"It hit all of us pretty good when you see somebody like that disappear and he was a very sharp academy graduate. His other pilot was an academy graduate, same class," Tobin said.
Fairchild is planning to honor the fallen aircrew in the Torchlight Parade; look for the 23rd entry in the parade and you'll see a trio of banners with the names of three fliers killed in Kyrgyzstan.


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Actress Angelina Jolie on Her 'Empowering' Decision to Have Her Breasts Removed
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Angelina Jolie made her fortune as one of the most beautiful women in the world, and after having a double mastectomy to prevent against breast cancer, she writes, "I feel empowered that I made a strong choice that in no way diminishes my femininity."
The Academy Award-winning actress discussed her very personal medical decisions in a New York Times op-ed, writing, "I hope that other women can benefit from my experience."
Jolie explains that although she did not have cancer, she learned that she had a genetic anomaly that, in her case, gave her an 87 percent chance of developing breast cancer and a 50 percent one of ovarian cancer. She says the decision to have her breasts removed was difficult, but one she is very happy with.
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"Cancer is still a word that strikes fear into people's hearts," Jolie writes, "producing a deep sense of powerlessness. But today it is possible to find out through a blood test whether you are highly susceptible to breast and ovarian cancer, and then take action."
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Hi all! I just added the following BONUS Class to my MEGA Multimedia Course!
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This course is an Overview of my favorite skills, tricks, and tips for the multimedia lover in your family! It is designed to whet the student appetite to expose students to wonderful resources for free online! As students experience these exciting skills for themselves, they are encouraged to dig deeper on their own, with which ever subject speaks to them the most! I provide helpful resources links for students to go beyond what they have learned in our classes, to greater Multimedia expertise! I hope you enjoy the Multimedia Adventure!
Evonne, When I saw your post I was really interested in the mega multimedia course. I would love to try it out with our two teenage sons. I could also give a review on my blog afterward. -Lori Lynn
Would any of you be interested in your family receiving a FREE membership to our MEGA Multimedia Course for use with your teens?
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It is 19 Mini Classes, and you all can start on the fun right away.
I would like to get feedback so I can post it on my site from real live teens and mommies:)
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Mrs. Sangrey,
I was the 'bookworm' of our family. I read voraciously, and always had excellent retention. Mom started a book-buying campaign when I was 7, and it continues (for my younger, unmarried siblings) to this day. When I was younger, it was Dover Classics and Henty books, moving into biographies on Pascal and Washington as I got older.
You may have already done this, but I would start by acquiring a half dozen of the best Henty books free from Gutenberg.org, get some science videos by Ken Ham or Kent Hovind, the Western Civ overview by Marshal Foster - "Terror to Triumph," and have her go through those. The videos are fun for all the kids to watch together. Have her get involved teaching her younger siblings the things she's learning. Ask lots of questions about whichever book she's reading, and encourage her to think of learning as a delight-filled mindset that goes hand in hand with a delight in throwing ourselves into whatever task comes to hand.
Our goal is not just to rear knowledgeable children, but to raise up adults who live with gusto, tackling every matter at hand with joy and passion. This is just my opinion as a homeschool graduate and young father of 6, so take it with a grain of salt. That being said, IMO what your daughter needs more than anything else is to take delight in being your constant companion, and doing everything that you do. If it's important enough for you to do it, she needs to do it as well. If a book is worth her reading, it's worth her talking to you and her younger siblings about.
The school is an institution that is diametrically opposed in its very structure to that of a dynamic family. When does life call for the skill of being able to sit at a desk, or even on the floor, for 6 hrs/day 5 days a week for even a single year? There are times when we focus on studying, spending 4~6 hours at a time late into the night learning how to rebuild an engine, or build a new kind of chair, or memorize all the veins & arteries in the upper torso, or (insert valuable life-skill element here), but that's not our constant routine, because that's not a picture of a well-lived life. We sit down and focus on whatever we need to learn next, but we do it in conjunction with filling the earth, subduing it, and ruling over it.
So the question becomes, what is her life going to look like? What are you preparing her for? We get all caught up in what the local public school does, we forget that what they're doing DOESN'T WORK! The school environment is first inefficient, second poorly directed. Don't get me wrong, I expect all of my girls to get married knowing the structure of an atom, how electricity works, the basic principles of gravity, Bernoulli's theorem, etc. But I also expect them to have a big picture view of why this stuff matters, and how it affects our understanding of the universe.
For example: In the beginning, YHWH created the heavens and the earth. Now, the earth was formless, and empty. Darkness was over the surface of the deep, and the spirit of YHWH was hovering over the waters. And YHWH said, "Let there be light!"
Now, what does that mean? To a certain extent, all of science rests on this one segment of history! The relationship between energy, matter, and time, is all created right here at the beginning! I want my children to read about light, and how it is an integral part of the theory of relativity, the conversion of energy to matter and vice-versa, the open nature of an atom, the fact that most of everything around us is empty space, that matter is carefully organized energy, and that YHWH is the source of all energy, and the organizer of that matter.
Details can be learned from books. The big picture comes from living life with their mother and I, talking about these things when we sit at home and walk along the way, when we lie down, and when we rise up.
Wow, that's great, Tammy!! :)
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On Tuesday, July 26th, the Prime Minister of Latvia, as well as a delegation of government officials and the Latvian Ambassador to the United States, held a number of official meetings in New York.
Prime Minister Dombrovskis' visit was aimed at promoting growth and development of economic and trade ties between the two countries.
The prime minister spoke at the European Union Mission to the UN, and later visited the headquarters of investment firm NCH Capital Inc. His audience included investors, as well as political and economic analysts who follow Eastern Europe and the former Soviet Union.
The prime minister's visit to the NCH offices, co-founded by George Rohr and Moris Tabacinic, came about as a result of the firm's long-standing investment presence in Latvia, first established in 1994. The firm has invested more than $500 million across various sectors in Latvia, and at present has a private equity portfolio there of approximately $300 million.
NCH Capital has invested in sectors such as real estate, hi-tech manufacturing, agribusiness, financial services, insurance, port facilities, and consumer products, among others.
Attending the meeting with Prime Minister Dombrovskis were George Rohr, President and co-founder of NCH Capital; Mr. Karlis Cerbulis, NCH's Senior Vice President and head of operations in the Baltic States; and Alexander Kelberg, CEO of GroGlass, an NCH portfolio company in Latvia.
Prime Minister Dombrovskis, who has successfully guided Latvia through an extraordinarily difficult economic crisis, is now on a campaign to attract significant new investment to his country. He believes that NCH Capital's long and successful experience in Latvia can serve as an example to other Western investors.


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Sometimes claims data can inform clinical decisions however, adds Merin Joseph, Westmed's CIO. Through the EHR, physicians can access claims data summaries-delivered to its Optum claims database from its payers-which shows services rendered outside the practice. "It shows medications and imaging services received outside the practice," she says. "It is a big part of managing cost. If the patient had an MRI somewhere else, we don't want them to go get another one."
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