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Carrie Underwood
Carrie Underwood Talks Stanley Cup Playoffs, Marriage Surprises, And…Parakeets?
Carrie Underwood has sold more than 14 million albums, has won lots of awards, and is on the verge of releasing her latest album, Blown Away, next Tuesday. Yet she still shares the insecurities of not being good enough.
Carrie Underwood Leads 2012 CMT Music Award Nominations
Nominations for the 2012 CMT Music Awards were announced this morning (April 23), and Carrie Underwood leads the pack with her name in five categories.
Watch Carrie Underwood In An Exclusive, Intimate Live On Letterman Concert Webcast April 30
Five time GRAMMY award winning artist Carrie Underwood has just announced she will perform a live, streaming concert direct from New York's Ed Sullivan Theater on Monday, April 30. The performance is the latest installment of the CBS Interactive series Live on Letterman.
Is Carrie Underwood Going To Stop Shaving During The NHL Playoffs?
We all know that Carrie Underwood is very supportive of her husband, Mike Fisher. But she's not looking forward to a tradition that comes along with NHL players during playoff times: she is dreading the playoff beard.
Carrie Underwood Leaving Husband Behind For Fall Tour
Carrie Underwood is gearing up to release her latest album Blown Away on May 1st, which also means we can expect a new tour in the fall. One thing we won't be expecting is her husband Mike Fisher to hit the road with her. She'll be leaving him at home and boarding that tour bus all by her lonesome.
Fashion Break Down: Carrie Underwood's "Good Girl" Looks
Carrie Underwood has displayed her proclivity to couture designs on the red carpet and as an award show host. In "Good Girl," Underwood explores high fashion as a music video concept. The video's concept is […]
Carrie Underwood's "Good Girl" Video
Carrie Underwood's new CD "Blown Away" will be available on May 1st. She released the video for her new single "Good Girl". Watch it here…
Carrie Underwood With Tony Bennett At The GRAMMYs [Video]
The Grammys was full of surprises last night. A ton of great performances, and a few upset victories as well. While I really enjoyed Taylor Swift's performance of "Mean," I equally was blown away by […]
GRAMMY's Best New Artists — Where Are They Now
The Best New Artist category is often the first the general public hears about the new kids on the block shaking up the music charts. Looking back through a few of the more recent past […]
Who's Your Favorite American Idol Of All Time???
This Week is the premiere of the new season of American Idol! We're definitely excited to see Steven Tyler and J. Lo at the judge's table… and how the new judges panel will work together… […]
[Video] Carrie Underwood And Tony Bennett Perform On "Blue Bloods"
Just in case you missed it Friday, Carrie Underwood had a HUGE television moment performing with Tony Bennett on the season premiere of the CBS cop show, "Blue Bloods'. The story line involved a big fundraising celebration for the new mayor-elect, and Carrie and Tony […]
Top American Idol Money Makers!
Forbes Magazine has compiled the Top 10 former "American Idol" contestants who brought in over $1 million between May 2010 and May 2011.
Barbie & Ken: Top 10 Male/Female Musical Duets
Last week, one of the most interesting Twitter trending topics was "Barbie & Ken." The Barbie and Ken dolls are considered one of the most iconic "couples" in history and many "fairytale" relationships are often […]
The Bachelorette: Top 10 Songs About Being A Single Girl
Bubbly brunette and star of the seventh season of The Bachelorette, Ashley Hebert, might not have found love with previous Bachelor, Brad Womack, but the dentist-to-be is hoping to become the bride-to-be of one of […]
Top 10 Songs For Memorial Day In Honor Of Our Fallen Soldiers
We've made a list of our Top 10 Songs That Honor Our Fallen Soldiers for this Memorial Day to help us remember all of those who have given their lives to keep America the land of the free and the home of the brave.
10 Hopeful Songs For Lousiana & New Orleans
The spillzone flooding in Louisiana meant to protect the bigger cities like New Orleans is definitely a hot button topic. But no matter what side of the opinion fence you sit on, there is one […]
Carrie Underwood And Steven Tyler At ACM
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All Old Dominion University alumni and friends are invited to join the Alumni Association for "Charlie Brown & Friends," a holiday-themed show featuring the Virginia Symphony Orchestra with performing artists Al Jarreau, Melissa Manchester and Dave Benoit at the university's Ted Constant Convocation Center Friday, Dec. 12.
An alumni social will be held prior to the show in the Constant Center's multi-purpose room.
The show will feature three large projection screens hung above the orchestra showing footage of the renowned Peanuts characters who also appear to interact with the artists on stage. Each performer's greatest hits will be woven into a plot that roughly parallels the original "Charlie Brown Christmas Special."
Cost is $25 per person and includes show ticket and pre-show alumni reception with heavy hors d'oeuvres and beverages. Reservations are required by Friday, Dec. 5.
For more information or to register, contact the Office of Alumni Relations at (757) 683-3097 (local) or toll-free (888)ODU-3435 or by e-mail at firstname.lastname@example.com.
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Little Black Dress Vodka
is kicking off its "Don and Donate" partnership with Dress for Success Worldwide in celebration of the charity's 15th anniversary with 15 parties in 15 cities nationwide. The events invite women to celebrate – bringing along a nearly-new career-appropriate handbag to donate to Dress for Success – and also donate $15 to their local Dress for Success affiliate. For women not in one of the 15 select cities, Little Black Dress Vodka encourages them to host their own "Don and Donate" cocktail parties. For every guest who is sent an e-vite, the company will donate $5 to Dress for Success Worldwide, up to $35,OOO, with a guaranteed minimum donation of $25,OOO


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Celebrate and bring in the new year at Prime at Saratoga National. There will be hors d'oeuvres and open bar all night long with live music.
It costs $60 if you only dine at Prime and there is a minimum $100 food and beverage total per table. There will be music by DJ Playground and The Bad Chaperones.
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Give a Gift of Hope this Festive Season
Kick4Life is offering personalised Gift Certificates in return for a £50 or $80 donation towards the development of our Social Enterprise centre in Lesotho. The centre will enable disadvantaged children and young people to develop skills and experience, and at the same time generate vital funds for our life-saving work.
In addition to the Gift Certificate, your name, or a nominated friend's or relative's name, will be etched on a permanent plaque at the centre.
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First Presbyterian Christian Academy's junior-varsity and varsity cross-country teams competed at the David Emmanuel Academy meet Tuesday and placed well in their respective divisions.
Competing against eight other teams on a 1.8-mile trail, the FPCA JV boys claimed the team title with an overall score of 18 points. The second-place team, Citizen's Christian, scored 70 points. Vidalia Heritage placed third with 72 points, and Bulloch Academy finished fourth with 80 points.
FPCA eighth-graders Cleveland Dargan and Isaiah Simmons speeded to the finish line neck and neck for the first- and second-place spots, respectively. Jayden Wilson, Julian Sutphin and Alexander Pagan also placed in the top 10.
Kyle Osteen, Keaton Eason, Palmer Whitney, Chris Dargan, Casey Rearley, Mark Alan McGarry, Ethan Hall and Ronald Davis Jr. also competed for FPCA.
The varsity FPCA girls also finished strong. Hannah Burkett sprinted to second place individually. Hannah Floyd and Arianna Burkett also placed in the top 10. FPCA's only JV girl runner, Lauren Gerst, improved her time.
The meet ended with the varsity boys' 3.1-mile race. FPCA's Clark Sukaratana finished in fourth place, with teammates Kishan Patel and Demetrius Williams also performing well.
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Amy Bertsch has taken over as the new public information officer for the Alexandria Sheriff's Office.
"I'm excited to be able to go back into criminal justice," she said. "I majored in Spanish and minored in criminology. After working at the Police Department, I cultivated an interest criminal justice and public safety. This is an excellent opportunity for me."
Bertsch previously worked at the , but also worked for 11 years as the PIO for the Alexandria Police Department.
"I worked with Amy when I was a detective at the Alexandria Police Department and she always impressed me with her many skills, talents and abilities," Sheriff Dana Lawhorne said. "She is the best in the communications business, well-liked and respected by her colleagues, a terrific personality, and she has a wonderful sense of humor."
In 2007, Bertsch received Alexandria Commission for Women Vola Lawson Award and the Alexandria Police Association Leadership Award, and in 2010, the Alexandria Convention and Visitors Association recognized her contributions to the Civil War Sesquicentennial commemoration.
Bertsch started her new position on March 5 and takes over for Harry Covert, who recently retired.


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Roanoke, VA - A Roanoke woman is in jail after police say she got into a fight with another woman and stabbed her multiple times.
Police were called out to the 800 block of Hunt Avenue around 10 p.m. Sunday.
Police later learned that Andrea Willis, 37, had been taken to the hospital with two stab wounds on her shoulders and a cut on her face.
Charlene Bryant, 39, turned herself in to police and has been charged with malicious wounding.
Police say the two women knew each other and the fight was related to prior issues the two had with each other.
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NOAM members participate in weekly activities, Shabbatonim (weekend events), seminars and tikkun olam, social action projects. Educational programming focuses on subjects such as Jewish identity, Zionism, Jewish education and more. All activities emphasize the importance of Jewish traditions infused with the pluralistic and inclusive outlook that characterizes Masorti Judaism. Every young person is made to feel welcome and acquires a sense of belonging.
Age-appropriate activities take place on both local and national levels. Participation in NOAM provides unforgettable experiences and the opportunity for friendship while instilling leadership skills and Jewish values.
Each year, a NOAM group volunteers for community service, following high school graduation. Participants may work as coordinators in NOAM chapters, fulfilling requirements for national service in the IDF. NOAM also supports IDF Nahal (Pioneer Fighting Youth) units, in which members combine army service with community outreach. NOAM graduates are well integrated into all programs of the Masorti movement and are often instrumental in helping the movement grow.
Shirat Machar is NOAM's co-ed vocal performance group. They are featured at many events. To learn more about Shirat Machar and to view their performance at Masorti's 35th Anniversary Gala, click here.
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Gay Venice
Gay life in the city
There was a time when Venice was actually the gayest city on Earth. It was all about indulgence and pleasure, with artists and royals masking themselves during Carnival. Today you'll hear that there are few or no real gay hangouts in the city, but as one of the world's most visited destinations, you can be sure to find gay-friendly spots in every corner, from a romantic hotel to an historic café. Gay or straight, this magical city is now used to welcome all kinds of visitors, and after a full day of sightseeing, you can relax with a drink at one of the places below.
Centrale Lounge
Head to Centrale for a late dinner at the restaurant and drinks at the chill-out lounge, a stylish place where trendy gay and straight mix on most nights.
Porto de Mar
The only truly gay bar in town is found in Mestre, where both local gay men and visitors from Italy and elsewhere cruise around the place, especially during its special party nights.
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Located in Mestre, just 10 minutes from central Venice, this sauna offers a Jacuzzi, Turkish bath, tanning, and a bar with internet service.
Stay by the beach at Petit Palais Lido di Venezia, a smart boutique hotel in Lido, or choose Al Ponte Mocenigo, a romantic hotel decorated with a classic Venetian look.
Molino Stucky Hilton also advertises itself as gay-friendly, a more luxurious option offering panoramic city views from its rooftop pool and bar.
For a simpler, gay-owned place, choose Alle Guglie B&B, a budget choice in the Cannaregio district.
Those who look for stylish contemporary design should choose the gay-friendly Charming House DD724.
Romantic gay-friendly choices for couples: Antica Locanda Sturion, Locanda Barbarigo, Casa Verardo, Hotel Al Codega, and Ca' Bonvicini.
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Send Her My Love by Kithkin
There are as many ways to describe the absence of movement as there are to describe movement itself. There is the calm before the storm, an anticipatory, edge of the precipice type of calm, in which a horrid fascination exists as to exactly when the breaking point will come; but at the other end of the spectrum lies weariness; an acceptance of the inevitable and an almost inability to continue.
The lone figure on the balcony was motionless, yes, but he seemed curiously absent. The moonlight silvered his long hair and cast the deepest corners of the balcony into velvet darkness. Standing there, both arms resting on the wrought iron balcony, the slender young man gazed unseeingly at the timeless view of Paris. Heedless of the wine glass hanging precariously in his hand, his thoughts bent inward and Sesshoumaru remembered.
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He had actually seen her many times before he noticed her for the first time. It had been while he was tracking Naraku, and he had come rather suddenly upon his brother and the companions that traveled along with him. The proficiency that his brother had described had been mildly surprising, but that was not what had compelled the stillness of the Lord of the Western Lands.
The desire to remain anonymous and thus unobserved had been spurred by the actions of the young woman who traveled with his brother. While the other humans in the party were adults, capable of caring for themselves, she was still young, and would have been considered still requiring of protection were their group considered a pack, as the inu-youkai considered them. His brother's activity towards her, be it conscious or no, failed to reflect that. Inuyasha treated her as if she was his equal, at least in pack standing. Yes, there were disagreements, but her will prevailed a good portion of the time, particularly when the issue concerned the well-being of the group. She was the one to make sure that injured parties were nursed, that the stops chosen afforded comfort and protection from the elements, that the night not prove harmful to progress the next morning. Inuyasha was the leader when it came to battle, and protecting the motley group that had formed a pack, but without the woman they might not have stayed together.
Sesshoumaru would have chuckled, had it occurred to him to do so. Inuyasha, his little brother, was behaving just as any proper pack leader might, especially in protecting his alpha female and the kit that clung to her ankle. As he stoically watched them a vague sense of loss had pervaded him. It had been too long that he had been alone, and the desire to be a member of a pack, or to at least have a pack belong to him, more personally than did the population of the Western lands, was compelling.
As this battle wound down he turned, intending to silently return to his retainer and young ward. His intentions were thwarted by a strident voice ringing across the clearing.
"Sesshoumaru!" He turned, to find his brother, obviously exhausted, glaring at him while trying to keep their father's fang steady in muscles that had all too recently been abused. Not deigning to respond, Sesshoumaru had turned and walked away.
Later that day, after making the difficult decision to send Jaken and Rin back to his compound, determining that their continued presence would generate far too much liability were his quest for Naraku to prove successful, he found that his course paralleled that of his brother's group. The discovery happened unwittingly on the part of both parties, when both emerged from the forest onto a riverbank at approximately the same time. The young miko had turned to Inuyasha, indicating her notice of him, but the other humans in the party, if they had noticed, gave no sign. Sesshoumaru simply ignored them.
He would have continued to ignore them over the next few days, but the coincidental meetings grew more frequent, and it became more and more evident that they searched for the same thing. Finally, the inefficiency of the arrangement, coupled with his increasing exasperation at being constantly aware of the other group, drew him to a rather uncharacteristic decision.
That evening, as twilight fell and the group settled in for the night, he approached their camp openly, making no attempts to conceal himself.


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BCCLS libraries getting more social with latest changes
The Bergen County Cooperative Library System (BCCLS) has created an updated cataloging system for the community on its website.
The new system was created to help patrons find and request materials, whether it be books, DVD's or E-books, from their computers more efficiently than ever before.
Launched on Dec. 12, the system has the ability to bring a social-networking feel for people to share thoughts and ideas about their favorite titles to others in and outside of Bergen County.
The BCCLS website allows patrons to use a keyword-sensitive search box to quickly sift through a mountain of resources to find desired material using a specialized sort function. The catalogue makes it simple for readers to find chosen titles in a sea of information compared to previous searches that may have felt time consuming.
Arlene Sahraie, Library Services Director for BCCLS, said the old catalogue offered ease of use, but it was time for something new.
"It's clean, it's fresh and has lots of features for sophisticated searching," she said. "We've received very positive responses from the change. It's all about serving the public."
New features of the catalogue include the ability to write book reviews that are shared on the site and can be read by all BCCLS library patrons as well as any library in the Cooperative Library System. The capability to upload reviews to personal social networking websites like Facebook and Twitter can also be chosen for further sharing.
Kerri Wallace, the Youth Services Librarian for the Haworth Public Library, has been teaching tutorials with question-and-answer sessions to help ease patrons in to the new system.
"Hopefully the new website will bring more tech-savvy youth into the library," she said.
To increase the connected feel of patrons to their libraries, a "Map It" function has been added to show users the exact library locations of their chosen items including turn-by-turn directions using Google Maps.
A new service has been introduced for those who prefer having even more information about a material at their fingertips. By clicking a cell-phone icon on the page and adding your phone service and cell number, the title, author and call number will be directly texted to that cell phone.
Searching for the most popular titles is easier with the addition of the New York Times Best Sellers list, which has been linked to the website. For a more in-depth look into the contents of a book, trade reviews are available after clicking on an item. A "Book of the Day" feature also allows users to see the top library pick for young readers.
Personal requests for titles and renewals can all be made from the website. The ability to check and update the status of their accounts, including any fines or fees due and a list of how many items they have checked out, can also be done from the account information section.
"The new BCCLS catalogue is connecting people to books in a really fabulous way," said Wallace. "You may feel overwhelmed with all of the new features at first, but take your time and you'll soon feel comfortable with it."
Classes are being held at various BCCLS libraries to help the community navigate the updated catalogue. One-on-one sessions can also be requested for those who require extra training. Call your home library or check the BCCLS website (bccls.org) for a schedule.
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Nebraska Methodist College congratulates students who were recently named to the Dean's List for the Fall 2013 semester. The Dean's List recognizes students who are achieving at high levels academically. To qualify for Nebraska Methodist College's Dean's List, degree-seeking students need a 3.75 semester grade point average (GPA) or better and must be enrolled in 12 or more credit hours.
Here are a few tips about how to make the Dean's List:
The holidays probably now seem like just a distant memory for most, and for all you on campus students, your classes are just beginning. For returning students, it probably feels like ages since you left Nebraska Methodist College for winter break. For others who are just beginning your college studies, you might find yourself wondering how to succeed at college. While some of you might feel refreshed and ready to go, for others getting into or getting back to the routine of college and classes can be a real challenge. So here are a few tips to help you get back into the swing of college life:
A college education is an important investment in your future. Paying for college, however, can be very intimidating. But before you say to yourself, "I can't afford to go to a private college," you should explore all of the opportunities that exist to help you pursue your education. At Nebraska Methodist College, students have a number of financial aid options.
Applying for scholarships should be one of your top priorities in paying for college. Scholarships, which are offered by numerous groups and organizations, are free investments in your education. You don't have to pay them back, and there is no limit to how many you can apply for. Whether you are an incoming or current student, you should always keep your eyes peeled for new scholarship opportunities.
Grants are another type of free money to help you pay for college. Most grants are based on a student's need, which is determined by the Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA) results. This is why filling out and submitting your FAFSA is so important. Every student should fill out a FAFSA to ensure they aren't missing out on assistance they could receive.
Federal work study is an opportunity to supplement your finances while you're going to school. Students participating in federal work study typically work 10 hours a week in an on-campus position or college-related community program. The total hours a student can work is determined by the student's need based on their FAFSA.
After applying for scholarships and grants, student loans are an opportunity for students to finance the remainder of their educational expenses. Student loans have to be repaid, and not all student loans are created equal. Students should first apply for federal student loans before considering private or alternative loans. Federal student loans offer better terms and conditions than private loans, which typically have higher interest rates and loan fees.
Nebraska Methodist College's Business Office also offers a monthly payment plan, which allows students to pay off their balance over the course of the semester rather than up front. Nebraska Methodist College also accepts VA educational benefits. Registrar Melinda Stoner is the VA Certifying Official at the college.
Penny James, Director of Financial Aid at Nebraska Methodist College offers these tips to students seeking assistance in paying for college:
Current Nebraska Methodist College students should submit their scholarship applications by Jan. 24 to apply for the Merit Scholarship or to renew their current scholarship.
File your FAFSA each year to be considered for federal financial aid. Also, don't ever pay a fee to file the FAFSA. It is a free application.
If you take out loans, don't borrow more than what you need. Develop a budget and be willing to make sacrifices in the short term to minimize borrowing and long-term debt.
Read the instructions and fine print regarding your financial aid. Ask questions if there is anything you don't understand.
Work closely with your academic advisor to develop a program plan. This helps keep you on track to graduate without unnecessary delays.
Beware of scholarship scams. If it sounds too good to be true, it probably is. The Federal Trade Commission offers tips on spotting scams.
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CHICAGO—The "Public Enemies" movie starring Johnny Depp and Christian Bale premieres tonight at 7pm at the AMC River East 21 with an after party at River East Art Center in Chicago. WGN's Dean Richards is at the premiere today, and will be keeping us posted with the latest from the red carpet.
The movie, directed by Michael Mann, is based on the true story of the infamous criminal John Dillinger. Film crews hit several areas of Chicago last summer, including a strand of Lincoln Ave. near DePaul University where they recreated the actual locations where teh real life events took place.
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"Public Enemies," the coming Michael Mann movie starring Johnny Depp as notorious bank robber John Dillinger, has beat out last summer's Batman saga "The Dark Knight" as the largest film made in the state, the Illinois Film Office said.
"Public Enemies," which was filmed in and around Chicago last year, generated $46.7 million in revenue for Illinois, compared with $40 million for "The Dark Knight."
The Illinois film industry generated $141 million in 2008.
In 2004, Illinois began offering a 20 percent tax credit for money spent on Illinois goods and services, including wages paid to Illinois residents, in part to counter Canadian tax credits that were pulling business north of the border. This year, the credit rose to... (read the rest of this article from the Chicago Tribune)


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Robert L. Skillman III, a professional photographer who had been a part-time weekend assignment editor at WMAR-TV for a decade, died Tuesday of a heart attack at Northwest Hospital.
The Northwood resident was 59.
Mr. Skillman was attending the annual Ed Block Courage Awards ceremony at Martin's West when he collapsed from a heart attack. He was taken to Northwest Hospital, where he was pronounced dead, family members said.
Mr. Skillman was born in Baltimore and raised in Northwood. He was a 1970 graduate of Calvert Hall College High School and earned a bachelor's degree from the University of Baltimore.
While in high school, Mr. Skillman became interested in photography. He later worked in the FBI photo laboratory and as a photographer for the Pennsylvania Turnpike Authority.
During the nation's 1975-1976 bicentennial celebration, he toured the country as a staff photographer aboard the American Freedom Train.
Beginning in 1988, Mr. Skillman worked part time as WMAR's weekend assignment editor on the 3:30 p.m.-to-11:30 p.m. shift.
"He was a good guy to have in that job. He was pure Baltimore through and through, and knew all the streets and neighborhoods," said his former WMAR colleague, Mark A. Vernarelli, who is now spokesman for the Maryland Department of Public Safety and Correctional Services.
"Being assignment editor is one of the hardest jobs in the newsroom, because at any given moment you're dealing with breaking news, crime, drug raids, fires, accidents and ambulances going here and there," said Mr. Vernarelli. "He was a high-energy guy who wanted things done, and done now."
During one shift while Mr. Skillman manned the newsroom telephones, jockeyed two-way radios and listened to the police and fire scanners, a call came in from a severely disturbed woman.
"It was from a woman who threatened to kill her kids and then commit suicide," said John Ziemann, a former WMAR newsroom technician who is now president of Baltimore's Marching Ravens band.
"Bob kept her on the phone until the police got there. He even heard her click the gun, so he knew it was the real thing," said Mr. Vernarelli.
"He played it cool, very cool, and Mary Beth Marsden, who was the anchor that night, stayed and helped Bob," he said. "This distraught person was saved from suicide because Bob Skillman cared. That's the kind of guy he was."
"He stayed friends with the woman for years and made sure that she got through therapy. He even got to know her kids," said Mr. Ziemann.
"He was the kind of person who never wanted the limelight but deserved it. He was a genuine Baltimore character, like Mr. Diz or Harry the Hat," said Jamie Costello, WMAR news anchor.
"He'd still call me at all hours, and he always used the code name of 'Lieutenant Skillman,' so I knew who the call was from," said Mr. Costello with a laugh.
"In his side of the news, you needed a sense of humor and laughter to get you through. He appreciated the human aspect of things," said Joe Hammann, a former WMAR sports producer. "He was a very localized person who knew the history of Baltimore. He also appreciated all of the local sports teams and high school teams."
For the last 13 years after leaving WMAR, Mr. Skillman worked as a professional photographer.
Mr. Skillman loved music and was a longtime member of the Colts Marching Band.
Robert L. Skillman III, WMAR-TV assignment editor
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timeless beauty by tim st.petersburg on 02/01/2010. Trim: 1997 Jaguar XK8 Convertible, Owned 10 years.
Pros: probably the purest looks of a classy sportscar ever. the balance and lines are exceptional and timeless. i have owned my jag since 2000, and never seem to tire of that initial spark when i first look at her in the a.m. ,as i have owned 2 corvettes and 1 911 my jag turns more heads than either car.
Cons: in reading prior comments in the negative department, i also do share negatives such as poor material qualities such as the visor mirror spring falling apart, the center console beverage clip breaking, dash rattles, moisture in my headlights,[third set], dash lights burning out, a transmission replacement, suspension components, and h20 pump impellar breaking, and like anything else, having extremely poor dealer/customer support and concern other than wanting to take mine in trade and selling me a new one, after quoting me a small ridiculous fortune to repair. i highly recommend a second opinion/quote with any repair needed, as i have saved thousands by doing so.
Overall review: a gorgeous car with exclusivity, but the frustration that after the purchase service and support by "qualified" jag dealers is the absolute draw back. purchase one with at least 15000 dollars in escrow for" stupid" repairs. find a good secondary repair facility.
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Better than a Trophy wife by Goodrub on 02/08/2005. Trim: 1997 Jaguar XK8 Convertible, Owned 2 years.
Pros: Owning this car is like having a Trophy wife... everyone looks at you with envy. What a kick to drive. I love the way it handles, esp in the hairpin turns. When I kick the accelerator to pass, it takes off like a rocket, pushes me way back in the seat and literally jumps like the cat it is. And speaking of cats, there is nothing more beautiful than the purr when she idles or the roar when she passes. And all of this while averaging 21 mph (city/highway combined)
Cons: I bought my car used about a year ago, with 60K miles. It obviously had not been well taken care of and I had to replace the transmission within 5K miles.. to the tune of $2500. And a number of small problems that one shouldn't have in a car that cost $70,000 new. A rattle in the dash, the springs in the cover over the visor mirrors are broken (how did that happen?), the plastic latch for the center console broke. Also, tire selection is limited to 3 mfgs and the cheapest cost almost $800 for the set.
Overall review: I love my XK8. She is an absolute joy to drive! But like a Trophy wife, she can be expensive to maintain. But then, she won't go out with your best friend or complain that you watch too much football, either.
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Buyer beware by Knighty from PA on 04/07/2006. Trim: 1997 Jaguar XK8 Convertible, Owned 9 years.
Pros: Beautiful styling, wood interior, good acceleration.
Cons: ENGINE. I had to put a new $10,000 engine in at 45,000 miles. Beware as this is a common problem with this car, as is overheating. In total repair costs tallied $18,000, mainly due to numerous engine malfunctions. I couldn't get rid of this car quicker.
Overall review: This is the 5th Jaguar I've owned, and unfortunately the last. I love them so much that every time I buy a new one I give it the benefit of the doubt and think it won't break down. However this is yet to be the case. I've had problems with every XJS and XK8 I've ever owned. They are great cars to look at and drive when they work, but are rediculously expensive to repair, and you have to repair them often.
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No Jaguar DNA in this cat by Strycat on 07/08/2008. Trim: 1997 Jaguar XK8 Convertible, Owned less than 1 year.
Pros: I love the looks, mainly the front.
Cons: No feedback from steering, feels the same on sand, asphalt, parking or at 90mph changing lanes, can't hear the engine, back end pops loose on turns at slight increase in throttle, car smells like plastic not leather, back seat totally useless, front seats needs to have more adjustment range, and seat bottom is too flat, you end up with a wedgie from sliding forward, this is my 8th Jaguar and the only one I've ever been disapointed with.
Overall review: A soft, cushy car, exciting from the outside, boring from the drivers seat. Sir Williams would not of approved this car.
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Great convertible for cruising in style by Gears on 02/04/2008. Trim: 1997 Jaguar XK8 Convertible, Owned 6 years.
Pros: Great convertible for cruising in style. NOT a real sports car. But smooth. Not extremely fast, but fast enough. Very comfortable with a large trunk considering the car type and even a couple of extra rear seats. Great looking car and very affordable in the used car market.
Cons: Poor brake performance is what bothers me most. Also the fact that many suspension parts barely last for 30k miles. I had to replace ball joints ect. repeatadly. Most front end suspension parts start becoming "loose" and noisy after 30k miles. And now again at about 80k miles. Eats front tires due to an alignment schedule unique to Jaguar. However, no major issues with engine and transmission. Dealerships like to cheat. They diagnosed a traction and ABS control fault message and stated I need a complete module for $ 4,500.-- !!! I double checked after the iniital shock and found the fuse for the ABS pump motor blown. After replacing the $ 0.25 fuse everything was fine.
Overall review: It is a great car overall. I like it a lot. Of course there are better and more "perfect" convertibles out there. But the everyday usability is great. Eventhough the car is no 10 years old it still looks and drives like new (thanks to some TLC) . Considering for the low price in the used car market you can get a lot of car for your money. BUT be careful and check carefully if the car is maintained properly. Otherwise take a pass or plan on spending on repais.
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I have a 99 ford ranger xlt 3.0 v-6 4×4 and it is in need of replacement crossmembers and there is no replacements on the market and all the donor rangers I have found are rotted too. Can I make crossmembers out of 4x4x1/2" box and have it pass Maine state inspection?
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Same great experience for me. Part came in only 3 days. Video walked me through what to do… no problem. Thanks!
Awesome Vid! Some of my bolts were rusted out but I changed the handle in about 10 min and I'm completely car retarded.
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This was awesome!!!! I am an idiot when it comes to cars, or anything mechanical to be honest. My tailgate handle has been broken for 4 years at least and since I never really open it I never bother to get it fixed. I stumbled across this video on thought, "I can do that." Got the part 3 days after I ordered it from you guys and within 15 mins. I had a working tailgate. Thanks. Best tutorial ever.
Excellent tutorial! Thank You!
I had the same problem. Spray it down really well with the grease because its probably locked up. If you look at the video there are two yellow pieces behind the handle. you can squeeze those to get it down.
Very helpful! Going to replace mine now. Thanks.
Very helpful video. Thank you!
Hello, my tailgate won't even lower because the handle is broken off the hinge. Will this fix be sort of the same, just not folded out?
just bought a 06 ranger, drove it home and the handle broke! so glad to have you guys!
Just replaced my broken handle in 10 minutes. Thanks so much for the video.
I've been putting off fixing my tailgate for months because I was confused by the rivet hinge as to how to remove it (doh!). Thanks for this great vid!
Nice video, you should ask people to give you a positive rating on your video so you end up getting more exposure for your work.
You need to scrape it off the bolts only.
my left side of my tailgate handle broke, ive watched the video and see how its done but i have a spray on bed liner. do i have to scrape up the liner to get to the t27 bolts?
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The Jesse Petersen is here today guys… YES. The author of the Living With The Dead series- the books that STARTED my love affair with all things zombie! So as you can imagine- I'm having a major *fangirl* moment.
The Zombie Question
Hi everyone! And thanks to Ashley for including me in her Zombie Craze blog series! I'm so pleased to be here. So the thing people always ask me when they see what kind of books I write is why zombies? Well, not all people, just the people who don't "get" zombies.
For me, it started with movies rather than books. I was never allowed to watch many scary movies as a kid (too much imagination = too many nightmares) so as an adult and being married to a big movie buff, I've hadthis huge education in the genre. I found that I really liked the idea of the big, lumbering zombie who just wants to get to you and eat you. There's no arguing with that or bargaining. Zombies are completely incorruptible that way.They just want what they want. Scary movies like Resident Evil or Night of the Living Dead or 28 Days Later scared the crap out of me.
And yet the movies I loved most in the genre of "zombie"were the funny movies. It's silly to think of zombies, as much as it's scary.They lose their arms and they still stagger on. They wear whatever they were turned in, so you can see funny things like stripper zombies or naked zombies or cop zombies, roaming around, staggering into yards and grunting and groaning.
So the movies that influenced me most as a writer were Zombieland and Shaun of the Dead. If you've never seen them, you really must.They are funny and human and silly and scary and just plain, AWESOME. In fact,after watching "Zombieland" was when I got the idea for my own zombie comedy, MARRIED WITH ZOMBIES. Starting with a couple in therapy, advancing to a therapist whohad been turned into a zombie and continuing with the couple trying to use marriage advice to make it through a zombie apocalypse. I played with all the tropes in zombie fiction, I watched every zombie movie ever made (or so it seemed) and I had a ball making brain bashing fun.
Luckily, Orbit Books also had a ball reading it and they bought the book and asked me to write two more in the "Living With the Dead"series. FLIP THIS ZOMBIE (business advice to survive a zombie apocalypse) and EAT SLAY LOVE (general self-help for your zombie apocalypse) follow my MWZ main characters David and Sarah as they continue to fight and love their way through zombie hell. EAT SLAY LOVE is out July 1, the others are available now.
So are you guys zombie fans? And what makes you love a zombie?
Oh and I am soooo thankful that Orbit Books loved the Living With the Dead series … or else I may never have discovered my love of zombie books! *ahem* Zombieland is also one of my favorite movies EVER…
Jesse Petersen in all her awesomeness, is giving away a copy of the first book in her Living With The Dead series… (SO GOOD! You MUST read it!)
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April 12, 2014 - "In line with the intra-month downtrends, that led to another sharp sell-off... that could bottom on April 14th or 15th. If so, it would likely yield to a sharp rally... the ideal time for a 1-2 week bottom would be on April 14th/15th..."
April 19, 2014 - "Stock Indices fulfilled expectations for a spike low on April 14th or 15th... with the Nasdaq 100 testing a decisive range of support at 3404--3422/NQM that encompasses two different levels of '4th waves of lesser degree'... as well as the intra-year low for 2014. Since peaking in line with the convergence of daily, weekly, monthly & yearly cycles on March 3--7, 2014, the most decisive level of support - and the 1-2 month, Elliott Wave-based downside target - has been at 3404--3418/NQM.
Weekly 21 High MARC support - at 3407/NQM - corroborated that range, adding to its synergy. The Nasdaq spiked down to 3404/NQM on April 15th... and immediately surged higher - creating an outside-day/Double-Key Reversal higher and initially validating this analysis. This also comes after the DJIA tested its weekly 21 Low MAC & 21 High MARC support while completing a 50% retracement - all signs of completion for a normal correction... This initially validates the potential for a subsequent rebound... with 16,850 remaining a viable upside target in the DJIA."
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...All of this (and the bullish divergence in Platinum and even more so in Copper) reinforce ongoing expectations for a major bottom in late-December... 3-6 month, 6-12 month and 1-2 year traders & investors should have remained positioned in line with the 1-2 year sell signal (~1790.0/GC) from 2011 and finally exited 1/2 of short positions when Gold futures hit 1183.0/GCG. The other 1/2 should be exited now and these traders can also begin to phase into long positions...
The XAU fulfilled ongoing expectations for an overall decline (from its triple top in 2010/2011) into late-2013. It was expected to drop into late-Dec and spike down to 76.79--81.06/XAU... The XAU hit 79.73 on Dec. 19th...and set the stage for a multi-month bottom to take hold. Long positions can now be established..." Trading Involves Substantial Risk! [See January 2014 INSIIDE Track for Complete Details.]
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According to reader feedback, this analysis extends far beyond just what is published and is utilized to trade stocks & futures, indices & ETFs, metals & currencies, funds & interest rate instruments and other investment vehicles.
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The question is often posed: Why rely on cycles? The same could be asked of clocks & calendars: Why use them? And, the answer is the same… The reason for applying cycle analysis is to utilize a time-tested approach to timing shifts in mass psychology & market movement.
Over the past two decades, this approach has been validated repeatedly and includes analysis published in 1999--2001 (anticipating war cycles and a 'surprise attack on America's shores' for late-2001), in 2007 (describing the 17-Year & 34-Year Cycle of market crashes that was projecting a 1-3 year/35-50% drop in stocks beginning in October 2007) and in 2009--2011 (forecasting major earthquakes in Chile, Japan & N. America for the precise periods in which they ultimately occurred).
More recently, cycle analysis pinpointed a Major cycle high in Gold & Silver for 2011 and a subsequent low in late-2013. And all of this corroborates uncanny & unprecedented cycles coming into play in 2014--2017 & 2018--2021… in the markets, the Middle East & the Earth!
May 2013 - For over a decade, INSIIDE Track has focused on one specific year to initiate a 'revolutionary' transformation in the U.S. Dollar... linked to a consistent, ongoing cycle that has governed the U.S. since shortly before the American Revolution... a cycle with uncanny consistency - that has hit EVERY time! ...It has repeatedly pinpointed major clashes between Gold, Silver and the U.S. Dollar and major crashes in the American economy...The next phase is shaping up to outdo all the others!
In preparation for this momentous period, there were important landmarks needed to set the stage. One of the most significant involved Gold! It was projected to see a major bull market from 1999 into 2006 and then into 2011. A multi-year peak was forecast for 2011... and an ensuing drop into 2013. (All of this was detailed before the fact in multiple publications, in series like'Gold Watch' and '2011: Date with Destiny' , which are still available on this website.)
Gold bottomed in 1999. Gold rallied into 2006... and then surged into 2011. Gold has dropped from 2011 into 2013... the only thing left is for it to complete its decline in late-2013... [See Dollar Revolution for Complete Details, including discussion on recurring Crash Cycles & Food Crises Cycles - slated to return in near future.]
The 17-Year Cycle- that so precisely pinpointed the 2007 Stock Index peak - and ensuing 50% drop - continues to impact the markets and should have a MAJOR impact on the coming years!
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Things I like about Halloween:
Little kids in costumes; getting to wear a costume at work; chatting with the neighbors and the folks walking around the neighborhood at dusk; carving pumpkins and roasting pumpkin seeds; making pumpkin torches.
Things I dislike about Halloween:
Store-bought costumes instead of home-made costumes; oversized plastic crap in people's front yards; teenaged girls dressed all slutty; teenaged high school boys with no costumes looking for candy.
This column, written by an English woman living in the U.S., was revealing on a few levels. She is appalled by the celebration of Halloween in America (too much candy and tacky yard decorations). But here's what she says about living in U.S.:
"Overall we are loving our time here. There is so much to embrace in America, a nation which just hugs you right back."
"Many of the people we have met truly possess that 'can-do' attitude to life. It has made us more positive people who have greeted every new experience with relish."
In a nutshell, that's why I believe that Senator Obama won't be elected president. Obama is fundamentally negative about the U.S. and its citizenry, its economy (which is in far better shape than any other country) and its future. To use Spiro Agnew's expression, Obama is a "nattering nabob of negativism." Obama says that Pensylvanians cling to their religion and their guns, he says that people who don't want higher taxes are selfish. (Never mind that the Obamas' record of charitable donations is quite selfish.) Obama and his wife Michelle see our country and its constitution as basically flawed. Their attitudes strike me as fundamentally un-American. As the British lady observed, we Americans are positive-minded. We fix things, we solve problems, we love to see people do well and be successful, we look at the bright side of life. Obama lacks basic American values, and I believe that most Americans simply won't vote for him.


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So here's a treat, Dr. Michael Burry, the founder of (now closed) Scion Capital spoke at UCLA's Economics graduation.
You might remember him as the obsessive value investor who started his career while working as a physician and blogging from home for Microsoft.
In the speech he talks about everything from his career to the European Crisis and, of course, how he figured out that the mortgage crisis was on its way ("I had bet against America and won," he says).
Our favorite part? When Burry talks about the Euro crisis. He started shorting Portugal, Spain, Italy, and Greece in 2006, knowing that the sovereign debt crisis was coming. The problem, he says, was "predictable and preventable." And why did it happen?
"When the entitled elect themselves the party accelerates and the brutal hangover is inevitable."
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Not enough actual talent.
Too many 3rd and 4th liners playing top six roles. Yeah, its a great team to watch scrape and come back and win games, gut it out, block shots, etc., but for fuck sake, its not too much to ask for some talent is it? Im sure Lundqvist has a great view from the net of just how much talent this team lacks outside of Gaborik (whos having an injured season). Ask Lundqvist how nice it would be once in a while to have some goal support to win games, similar to Vancouver. Elite goalie, elite scoring talent.
Some of you may not like it, but this team needs Gaborik. It needs elite talent. It needs more of it. This is the post-lockout NHL. Talent wins out.
Brooksie points it out perfectly.
"The third period, the overtimes, the outcome, they are not a reflection of commitment, work ethic, discipline, coaching, or even experience.
The final 52:36 was about talent."
Read more: http://www.nypost.com/p/sports/rangers/four_shame_qWGYuYtMBSykNQjIQw9x1O#ixzz1KKDe1lrb
Rewind to 2008-09 when we couldnt score in a brothel. Gomez and Zherdev led the team in points with 58, Naslund with 24 goals. We lost to the Capitals in the playoffs, despite scoring only 11 goals and taking them to 7 games. What we desperately lacked was a player who could consistently be relied on to score. Gaborik is signed July 1st. 2009-10, he exceeds his expectations and scores 42 goals and has one of the best seasons of any Ranger player in its 85 year history with a huge talent gap within the team. 2010-11, Gaborik gets injured on the first game of the year and its affected his play ever since, not to mention being asked to play like a grinder because thats the only way this young team can win.
Even if Gaborik is 100%, he still cant do it all himself. (last year?) Hes most certainly a building block for this team's offense and he needs other elite talent to play with.
When was the last team youve seen to win a Cup on guts alone? This teams current formula will only take it so far.


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The California Supreme Court ruled today that in California all people have the constitutional right to marry and raise a family, regardless of sexual orientation. Below is the text of a statement from Bishop Marc in response to the ruling: I welcome the ruling of the California Supreme Court affirming the fundamental right of all people to marry and establish a family. All children of God should be afforded the same rights under the law, and this decision recognizes that all Californians, regardless of sexual orientation, have equal access to one of our fundamental human institutions. This decision gives our church another opportunity to partner with our state to ensure that all families have the support they need to build relationships that strengthen our communities, state and country. Jesus tried to free his disciples from a narrow definition of what it means to be his follower. In Matthew 10:42, Jesus says "whoever gives even a cup of cold water to one of these little ones in the name of a disciple—truly I tell you, none of these will lose their reward." God affirms the good in the world outside the boundaries of religious creeds and dogmas. In this spirit, we also affirm and rejoice in this decision by the California Supreme Court precisely because we are Christians. Clearly, this momentous decision will have ecclesial implications for the Episcopal Diocese of California. I intend to be in prayerful consultation with the people of our diocese to see how we can use this decision to strengthen our support of our lesbian and gay sisters and brothers, and our witness to God's inclusive love. The Diocese of California will issue an appropriate statement in due course.
--The Rt. Rev. Marc Handley Andrus is Bishop of California
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1. Phil wrote:
Well, all people don't have the constitutional right to marry and raise a family, regardless of sexual orientation. Incestuous couples don't have that right, and those oriented to polyamory don't have that right. Why they don't, based on the logic of the deconstructionists, I don't know; but they don't. For now.May 17, 5:19 pm | [comment link]
2. Dave B wrote:
I don't think marriage is a right. Marriage is an institution regulated by the state. For the Church, marriage is a sacrament that is an outward sign of Gods inward grace. How can God bestow grace on that which he condemned? Jesus blessed marriage between a man and a woman. A MAN and a WOMAN leave their parents and cleave one to the other.May 17, 5:31 pm | [comment link]
3. David+ wrote:
And two Episcopal bishops in California take one more giant step away from the Episcopal Church's Creed that says we believe in one, holy, catholic and apostolic Church. Oh, I forgot that they had replaced the Creeds with the gay agenda. Foolish me. And last week I finally learned we had replaced the Great Commission with the MDGs. Next week I will probably learn why I need no longer attend church on Sunday mornings. Just show up at the Kewanis Club.May 17, 5:49 pm | [comment link]
4. Grandmother wrote:
I wonder, if +++Rowan has already had a "chat" with him.
Gloria, in SC
(born in Calif, and ever so glad to be on the opposite coast)May 17, 6:32 pm | [comment link]
5. Larry Morse wrote:
For those of y ou in California, do you think that the petition has the backing to override the Supremes idiocy - sorry not nice - the Supreme's evasion of the constitution and their despotic overruling of the people's will. There. That's more genteel, in't it. LarryMay 17, 6:42 pm | [comment link]
6. D Hamilton wrote:
I dare say that local Kiwanis Clubs are doing more Christian-like ministry than most local Episcopal Churches and a greatly lower overhead and with a happier hearts.
DMay 17, 6:52 pm | [comment link]
7. Dan Crawford wrote:
If we are honest, we would acknowledge that the Episcopal Church has had nothing significant or useful to say to married couples and families for nearly thirty years. The "teaching document" on Human Sexuality dropped on the church in 1994 was, in addition to being an intellectual, to say nothing of a moral, embarrassment, the definitive indication that the institution formerly known as ECUSA was no longer capable of upholding any Christian understanding of marriage, let alone the one found in the Book of Common Prayer. Young families understand this, and are seeking support in churches where leaders speak clearly and forthrightly about God's plan for men, women and children. Meanwhile, the institution formerly known as ECUSA will blather on and on about "prayerful consultation . . . to strengthen support of our lesbian and gay sisters and brothers".May 17, 7:10 pm | [comment link]
8. Tom Roberts wrote:
"...another opportunity to partner with our state ..."
9. Ralph wrote:
It seems odd that the Anglican Diocese of San Joaquin, under the authority of the Southern Cone, would not have made a most strongly worded statement in opposition to the court decision and supporting traditional concepts of marriage.May 17, 8:11 pm | [comment link]
10. deaconmark wrote:
So here is what i don't understand. The traditional understanding of marriage in both culture and Church is one man and one woman, ONE TIME, with the assumption that both are virgins and that the marriage "act" is always open to conception (ie, no birth control). Why do you so easily overlook divorce and contraception, when this is the faith once given?? It gives the impression that your faith is simply shaped by your prejudice and you are willing to point out the mote in your neighbor's eye while overlooking the log in your own. Am i incorrect? Have i misunderstood?May 17, 9:45 pm | [comment link]
11. Paula Loughlin wrote:
Hey I'm Catholic don't look at me.May 17, 10:38 pm | [comment link]
12. Daniel Muth wrote:
"deaconmark" #10 -
The bishop is flat-out wrong. The fact is that homosexuals have and have always had the right to marry, and even to marry other homosexuals. They and we and everybody have always been prevented by the definition of the word from marrying people of the same sex. And no ideological shenanigans by berobed imperialists can ever change that.
Like most here, I doubt not, I very much appreciate the good intentions of the avatars of the homosexual movement. I am not in the least impressed by the arguments they continually make and for the life of me can't see why they find them convincing. I find the position taken by the Justices in this case unimpressive intellectually, however well intended, and am absolutely convinced that the usual disasterous results of the Law of Unintended Consequences will attend this decision should it stand. It is always and will always be a grave mistake to take benefits intended for families and extend them to groups of people that are not families. This decision will not help those it is intended to and will harm those it intends not to. Those who ask why it should merely, to these eyes, display their naivete. Those who insist that we who disagree with the opinion do so merely because of prejudice are, I sincerely hope, simply hard of hearing. The accusation is tiresome, uncalled for, unfair, and acts only to damage useful dialogue. Please stop tossing it around.May 17, 11:10 pm | [comment link]
13. Laocoon wrote:
However, I should point out that I am a hypocrite, that my thinking is often poor, and that my faith is wretched and, yes, shaped by my prejudices. I can only hope that by clinging to tradition and to the faith once given, to the cloud of witnesses that have gone before us, will I ever come close to getting it right. This is a good part of why I am opposed to rapid innovations in the definition of marriage.
LaocoonMay 17, 11:21 pm | [comment link]
14. Albany* wrote:
Are you better off now than you were thirty years ago?May 17, 11:33 pm | [comment link]
15. Cennydd wrote:
#9 Ralph, be patient! I'm quite sure that +John-David will say something about it soon. I can tell you this, though: There will NEVER be any gay "marriages" in this diocese. No clergyman can be forced to perform a marriage which violates his conscience, and the state cannot force a clergyman to perform such a ceremony, since for the state to do so, it would amount to a violation of the Separation of Church and State clause in the U.S. Constitution. Churches are not going to be forced to recognize such "marriages" in any event, and for the same reason.May 17, 11:34 pm | [comment link]
16. Sidney wrote:
Total number of Roman Catholics who support gay marriage who will switch to the Episcopal Church upon reading the bishops' messages: 0.May 18, 12:45 am | [comment link]
17. Ralph wrote:
#15, Cennydd. The Roman bishops are doing a good job of denouncing the ruling. We all await hearing from SJ, and other faithful Anglican bishops worldwide. Impatiently.
The 2009 GC of TEC will be held in Anaheim. If the proposed constitutional amendment doesn't pass, one might predict that there will be a gay church wedding (Unholy Matrimony, Rite 666) held during GC, and one might also predict that the PB will be involved, perhaps presiding over the whole New Thing.
Furthermore, recall that one of the mandates of a past GC has been mandatory WO. While that's not the topic of this thread, one might envision a canonical change mandating SSB (or, as law permits, marriage) in every diocese.
The orthodox bishops of The Episcopal Church (and the Anglican Communion) need to be thinking now of ways to prevent all of those things from happening. A strongly-worded statement on the California mess is a starting point.May 18, 7:32 am | [comment link]
18. Larry Morse wrote:
Once again, are there Californians out there who can tell me whether the referendum is likely to pass? Is there any real hope? I wish there were some way I could help the referendum to kill the supreme's unconscionable derailing of the people's earlier decision.
As to divorce and scripture and the like. I am divorced and glad of it because my life was miserable beyond description. The divorce itself however was a horror, and its effects on my children will never wear off. AND SO THEY SHOULDN'T. Divorce may sometimes be necessary as may abortion, but nothing ever makes it right. So I have remarried, and I have been blessed, if I can put it that way.
19. Katherine wrote:
#18, I think what you express is similar to the treatment of divorce in Orthodox churches, although they are very specific as to the acceptable causes for divorce. They view divorce as a sin, and before a layperson can remarry he undergoes a period of repentance and separation from communion. The second marriage, if it comes, is solemnized with a different liturgy, one which acknowledges the sin and looks for renewed life.
Orthodox priests cannot remarry, period, no matter what happened to the first wife (death, abandonment, adultery).May 18, 7:48 am | [comment link]
20. Ken Peck wrote:
No canonical change is required. It is already part of the canon which prohibits discrimination based on race, sex or sexual orientation.
That canon is already being cited with respect to ordinations of gays and lesbians and to SSB.May 18, 8:01 am | [comment link]
21. dwstroudmd+ wrote:
From New Hampshire to California to the world!May 18, 9:47 am | [comment link]
22. w.w. wrote:
Must ring +Bruno and +Andrus. What were they thinking???!!! ++Kate and I are trying to sell TEC's responsiveness to Windsor to the rest of the Communion, and these chaps aren't being helpful.
————————May 18, 4:14 pm | [comment link]
23. Rev. Patti Hale wrote:
#8 Thank you. I was most disturbed by that statement as well. We must look to the Word of God not to the approval of the state.May 18, 5:28 pm | [comment link]
24. Cennydd wrote:
Larry, if this petition to place an amendment of the California Constitution on the November ballot succeeds, I think it stands an excellent chance of passing, knowing the general mood of everyone I have talked to and corresponded with. We have 27 churches in our town, and with the exception of the local ELCA parish, they're in favor of such an amendment.May 18, 11:05 pm | [comment link]
25. Planonian wrote:
#24 Can you explain why your particular religious viewpoints should be able to trump the desire for civil marriages for people who don't share those viewpoints ? (mind you, responses like "because the Bible tells me so" don't cut it - that's circular reasoning)
IMHO, the church should get out of the civil marriage game altogether. "Civil unions" for all consenting adults, gay or straight, and let each church offer Holy Matrimony as they see fit - w/o gov't interference.May 19, 12:09 pm | [comment link]
26. NoVA Scout wrote:
This ruling has no impact on Christian sacraments or doctrine. It in no way compels any religion to sanctify a same-sex marriage. The confusion arises because the state uses the word "marriage" to describe what it does in its regulation of commitments of couples. That's the real problem.May 21, 5:14 am | [comment link]
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Yesterday's open thread contained a great discussion of recipes and restaurant recommendations, but most of it happened at the right margin and was a bit hard to follow. At the risk of boring everyone, and in response to Barndon's requests for new fanposts in the same thread, I'm going to suggest a few places I like in NYC, and invite everyone interested to do the same. There were some discussions of favorite dishes too, and some surprisingly good chefs... so if you have a recipe to share or are looking for one, that would be great too.
Once a year or so someone comes along looking for advice for food around the Stadium or in NYC; if this works it might be a good resource to link to in the future. Or it'll be crap, and a moderator can delete it. Either way.
I'll start by noting that I don't live in NY any more, but have visited frequently the past few years and can share a few places I've been and enjoyed multiple times. For these, and all recommendations you see here, make sure the place is still open before you set out to find it... lots of turnover especially in Manhattan.
Koreatown: Kunjip, W. 32nd between Broadway and Fifth. Nowadays Kunjip is my favorite place to eat in NY. It's a little pricey, but note that the price for dishes includes banchan, which are the little dishes of radishes, kim chee, and other appetizer-type things which are almost a meal in themselves. It can be crowded (come on, it's Midtown) but note that it's open 24 hours, so it's ideal for before or after a Yankee game if you have the time; the downtown D will drop you at Herald Square just around the corner. It's also perfect if you are going to the Empire State Building (not bad for a quickie tour of Manhattan if you have a few hours before a game).
Hell's Kitchen: Poseidon Bakery, 9th Ave. between 44th and 45th. When I lived in NY in the 90s there were still some awesome family-run Greek restaurants in Manhattan. I think those are a thing of the past, unfortunately, but this place is still alive and well, still family-run and still unbelievable. Really more for spanakopita or baklava and so on, but they do sell some other stuff for takeout so you might be able to make a picnic of it. Well worth a trip to the west side for a treat, though.
West Village: Gaetana's Cucina Italiana, 143 Christopher Street at Greenwich. This is a weird kind of recommendation, since I don't think the food is anything to write home about. I can recommend the desserts which seemed to be homemade (don't order tiramisu etc., see what they say is fresh), in particular an awesome ricotta cheesecake with a bit of lemon that reminded me of Amalfi. Anyway, the real recommendation here is as a place to catch a Yankees game if you don't have tickets. There are a lot of regulars at the bar, but it's a pretty casual place and they're pretty welcoming to Yankee fans. It's really nice on a warm night, windows open along the street, oddballs streaming to and from the riverwalk and PATH station.
Greenwich Village: Now I'm just mad. I was all set to rave about Yatagan, on MacDougal between W. 3rd and Bleecker. Crowded, grungy, cheap as anything and great falafels/gyros (doner kebab to these Turkish folk), just great. While googling for a decent link I found this tragic posting. Maybe this new gleamy stainless steel place with the fancy "Turkiss" sign will be good, but I don't hold out a lot of hope. Try Mamoun's, if that's still around and can withstand the tide of money washing away our precious natural resources of crumbling dumpy restaurants.
My only recommendation around the Stadium was Feeding Tree, a great Jamaican place that closed a couple years back. They seem to have opened another location farther east across the Grand Concourse, or maybe reopened the original on Gerard next to the Stadium but I can't really figure it out from yelp and its reviews. Unless the service is a lot faster than it used to be I don't know that walking to 163rd and 3rd Ave is worth it. I'd love a better recommendation.
I'm afraid to look up other places that might be closed, so I'll leave you with this recipe for acquacotta from David Rocco. The name means "cooked water" in Italian, and it's a simple vegetable soup, starting with onion and garlic and fresh or dried chile sauteed in olive oil, with a few vegetables including some greens, and nothing but water to finish.
And finally, a mystery from the other thread...
Every time we are in the city we go to this restaurant in Little Italy that my dad loves. I don't even know the name, but they have like red and white plastic tablecloths on all the tables and stuff. It's not fancy at all, but it's delicious.
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