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"Uprising: How Wisconsin Renewed the Politics of Protest, from Madison to Wall Street." By John Nichols. (City Lights Books, 201
In a newly drawn district in Ohio, outspoken antiwar Rep. Dennis Kucinich suffered a defeat against Rep. Marcy Kaptur. The two were forced to square off in a Democratic primary after Republicans redrew Ohio's congressional map. Kaptur now faces Samuel Wurzelbacher, "Joe the Plumber," winner of the district's Republican primary. Kucinich has said he may establish residency in Washington state, where there is a June filing deadline to run for a new congressional seat in the Seattle area. "I think there would be an awfully lot of people, even on the ground in Washington state, who would be more welcoming to him than to most candidates," says reporter John Nichols of The Nation. [includes rush transcript]
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AMY GOODMAN: I wanted to turn to another of the races that hasn't got as much attention. But this is Dennis Kucinich, the race between Dennis Kucinich and Marcy Kaptur in a redrawn district in Ohio. The significance of Marcy Kaptur's victory? And now she's going to be up against the man who won the Republican primary, the man who most of America knows as "Joe the Plumber." John Nichols?
JOHN NICHOLS: Sure. It's an overwhelmingly Democratic district, so at the end of the day the likelihood is that whoever won this primary was going to go on to win. And I think Marcy Kaptur will beat Joe the Plumber, probably with relative ease. But the primary contest was in many ways a heartbreaking one, because you have very few people in Congress who are willing to stand up and say bold things on core economic issues and on issues of war and peace. And so, what Republican remapping folks, the redistricting commission in Ohio, did was jam together two very Democratic districts and take two of the more, I'd say, independent and outspoken Democrats in the Congress, put them together in the same seat, and force them to fight it out. Kaptur won not because Dennis Kucinich is a bad guy or somehow the people turned against him, but because the district at least marginally favored her. It was more of her turf than Dennis Kucinich's turf. But it was a—it was a rough primary. They fought with each other very hard.
At the end of the day, however, I think we ought to reflect, at least for a moment, on the real loss for Congress. Losing either of these members would have been serious. Kaptur was, of course, the person who in Michael Moore's Capitalism: A Love Story referred to the bank bailouts as an economic coup d'état. She's been an incredibly outspoken critic of big banks and Wall Street. Losing her would have been a bad thing. But losing Dennis Kucinich, I think, is a real tragedy for Congress. This is—
AMY GOODMAN: I guess—
JOHN NICHOLS: Yeah.
AMY GOODMAN: —the question is, will he be lost?
JOHN NICHOLS: Ah.
AMY GOODMAN: When I was in Seattle last May, in Washington—
JOHN NICHOLS: Yeah.
AMY GOODMAN: —I actually bumped into Congress Member Kucinich and talked to him about why he was there in the state of Washington.
REP. DENNIS KUCINICH: Ohio has a redistricting. Ohio is losing two seats. My district is quite likely to be one of them. So people have asked me, "Well, if the Republicans redistrict you, are you just going to quit?" And I said, "Look, I'm in Congress to speak out for workers' rights, for human rights, for peace, for the environment. And so, I'd like to continue that work, and if I can't continue it in the area that I'm representing now, then I'm going to look elsewhere."
AMY GOODMAN: And so, the question is whether Congress Member Kucinich would establish residency in Washington state, although wouldn't that be difficult, as he still represents the people of Cleveland in Congress, John Nichols?
JOHN NICHOLS: Yes, he would have to step down to change his residency, if I understand it correctly. But he does have time to do it. The Washington state primary is very, very late. And so, the filing deadline for running in this new seat in Washington state in the Seattle area is not until June. And so, Senator—or Congressman Kucinich could make this move.
It's very, very hard, having run for a seat in one state, to then jump to another state and say you want to make a try there. This is much more of a European model. In England, for instance, something like that might happen quite commonly, because under their parliamentary system, members often represent areas that they're not from. In America, we have much more of a tradition of sort of locally rooted candidates. And so, I think it would be a very tough jump.
By the same token, as I was saying before, I think losing Dennis Kucinich, with his outspoken antiwar stances and also his sort of rapid response on so many issues—he's usually the quickest member to be up and running with a progressive response to economic issues at home as well as foreign policy, very willing to challenge Democratic presidents and Democratic leaders when they're wrong—I think there would be an awfully lot of people, even on the ground in Washington state, who would be more welcoming to him than to most candidates. So I think it's within the realm of possibility, but I cannot emphasize to you that it is a hard, hard leap, something relatively unprecedented.
AMY GOODMAN: And, of course, he opposed the intervention in Libya, and with the war talk around Iran, a very significant voice, antiwar voice, in the Congress.
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In science news this week, read about magical nose cells, 45,000 year old thigh bones, and the weirdest looking dinosaur ever.
The former chair of the Harvard University physics department muses on how faith gives meaning to his scientific work.
The story of the Genesis Rock reminds us of how biblical and scientific accounts, despite their different purviews and purposes, remain inexorably linked in our understanding of origins.
Are black holes in trouble? Could life have come from space? What do we know about the religious lives of Indian scientists? Find the answers to these questions and more.
So what is BioLogos? Well it all began with a scientist and a book.
Written by BioLogos Fellow of Biology Dennis Venema, this series of posts is intended as a basic introduction to the science of evolution for non-specialists.
This week's news features volcanoes, skeletons, and stars, as well as a thought-provoking new book from InterVarsity press.
Stephen Meyer and the Discovery Institute seek to make the case for the designer in a purely scientific context, without specifying who the designer is. At BioLogos, we take the approach that science is not equipped to provide a full Christian apologetic.
From science and religion blogs: quantum uncertainty and God, the remarkable fact that we have come to understand our place in the created order, and the role of theology in making wise choices about the use of technology.
Astronomers have many different methods for measuring the age of various objects in the universe, and they all support ages of billions of years, not thousands. Even if the assumptions of one or two methods were faulty, it is highly unlikely that all of the methods would be affected.
Over the next few months, with permission from Yale University Press, BioLogos will offer edited versions of chapters from John Polkinghorne's best books, Belief in God in an Age of Science and Theology in the Context of Science, in order to help readers delve more deeply into some of his most important ideas.
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Although committed to the principle of sola Scriptura, Calvin recognized that the Bible would have been written in terms its original recipients would have understood. Calvin inherited the medieval cosmology of his time, a way of viewing the world heavily influenced by Greek thought and one which was about to receive shocks from astronomers such as Copernicus and Galileo. But not just yet.
A common argument leveled against the theory of evolution is that scientists have not been able to produce transitional fossils that show the change of one species into another. In this podcast, we address a common misconception about what transitional fossils actually are.
In our sixth BioLogos videocast, we take a look at the age of the Earth. We explain four methods scientists have used to determine that age: tree ring, lake varve, radiometric, and seafloor spread dating, and also offer some theological insight on how an old earth can fit with the first chapters of Genesis.
The BioLogos Foundation explains to the findings of the Encyclopedia of DNA Elements (ENCODE) project and responds to the claims that its discoveries challenge the theory of evolution, especially regarding so-called "junk DNA".
In this excerpt from the book Delight in Creation: Scientists Share Their Work with the Church, astronomer Deborah Haarsma shares her excitement about recent findings about our universe from a Christian perspective.
The Denisovans, an extinct hominid group that interbred with modern humans, made the news again lately with the publication of a more detailed study of their genome. One of the many interesting findings was that the Denisovans share the same chromosome 2 fusion that modern humans have.
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In addition, they clearly don't have a good relationship with a daughter if she doesn't want to discuss it with them. With these factors in mind, why would the state want to involve the parents? The only possible effect of this restriction would be more unwanted babies and illegal abortions.
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Mar 9, 2013, 2:00 PM EST
UPDATE: 7:20 p.m. ET: Carmelo Anthony is out for this one, according to multiple reports.
The news is far worse for Amar'e Stoudemire, however, who will miss at least the next six weeks after an MRI taken on Saturday revealed the need for knee surgery.
2:00 p.m. ET: Carmelo Anthony has missed the Knicks' last two games with soreness in his right knee, and it could be three straight when New York hosts the Jazz on Saturday.
Knicks head coach Mike Woodson told reporters at shootaround that Anthony would be a game-time decision after receiving treatment.
"We've just got to wait and see if he's ready to go tonight," Woodson said, via Ian Begley of ESPN New York.
The Knicks could also be without Amar'e Stoudemire, who is reportedly experiencing soreness in both of his knees. Stoudemire has been on a minutes limit of 30 per game, and has been essentially right at it the last three games.
Woodson said the decision to play on Saturday would be Stoudemire's.
The Knicks are 4-5 on the season when Anthony sits, and even though they can get the occasional scoring outburst from J.R. Smith, the team will only go as far as Anthony can take them. It's more than a little worrisome, then, that Anthony has a build-up of fluid in that sore knee, but according to the ESPN report, there are no plans to drain the fluid at this time.
Anthony should obviously rest as much as possible to get this under control before the playoffs. But it's worth noting that the Knicks are currently the three seed in the Eastern Conference playoff picture, a half game behind the Pacers for the number two spot.
If the Knicks had their choice that's where they'd like to stay, since falling to fourth would mean a first round date with a very difficult Bulls team. And even if that test was passed, the Heat would be waiting for them in the second round, whereas if New York stayed in second or third, the team wouldn't have to worry about a potential matchup with Miami until the conference finals.
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"That means many aspects of the patient's care are provided by people who are not physicians," Ziring says. "We all know that in the current economy, medicine is at best a zero-sum game, so it's not an opportunity to have physicians necessarily spend more time with patients. Instead, we can make use of everyone in a better way so the patient gets more quality time with their physician."
Jefferson has achieved Level 3 status as a patient-centered medical home—the highest designation from the National Committee for Quality Assurance, which certifies medical homes nationally—but the process takes some getting used to, by patients and providers alike.
Patients are finding they're summoned to previsit planning meetings that might involve lab visits so results are ready by the time the physician appointment takes place. Such meetings might also involve a consult with a social worker, a nurse, or nutritionist. And with an electronic medical record populated with the latest results, visits with the physician are more productive and offer fresh data for the doctor to review with the patient.
"Instead of the patient getting an appointment that's 20 minutes with one person, they might get an hour in sum total with others," Ziring says.
But do the patients like it?
"We're starting to measure that but at the moment, it's not something we keep particular track of," Ziring says. "But the physicians get the sense that there's improvement in patient compliance and satisfaction. And I should say that in practices that have been doing this longer than we have, when they measure physician and staff satisfaction, that improves as well. So happier doctors …"
And the doctors, unquestionably, are happier for the transition, Ziring says. That has also eased the transition to new work protocols, and other members of the care team, such as case managers and nurses, have direct contact with the patient in an advisory role.
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Chef Aaron McCargo, Jr. to visit River Forest for National Kidney Month
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Chef Aaron McCargo, Jr., sponsored by Fresenius Medical Care North America (FMCNA), is embarking on a tour of four U.S. cities during March in recognition of National Kidney Month. McCargo – host of the Food Network show "Big Daddy's House" – will visit FMCNA clinics in each city to meet with dialysis patients and their families to share kidney-friendly cooking tips, food samples and recipes developed in collaboration with FMCNA dietitians. He will also unveil a new recipe in each city, influenced by that region's cuisine. More information is available at www.ultracare-dialysis.com/kidneymonth.
WHO: Chef Aaron McCargo, Jr., host of the Food Network show "Big Daddy's House."
WHAT: McCargo will share kidney-friendly cooking tips, food samples and recipes with dialysis patients and their families at two Chicago FMCNA dialysis clinics. He also will unveil a recipe he created for Chicago food enthusiasts, influenced by the region's own cuisine.
WHY: There are an estimated 26 million Americans with chronic kidney disease (CKD). CKD is a progressive, usually permanent loss of kidney function. Many people who have CKD are still in the early stages of the disease, but by the time CKD leads to kidney failure, or end-stage renal disease (ESRD), the only treatments are a kidney transplant or dialysis.
WHEN: On Thursday, March 14, McCargo will be at Fresenius Medical Care South Chicago from 1 p.m. to 3 p.m.
He will be at Fresenius Medical Care River Forest from 5 p.m. to 7 p.m.
WHERE: Fresenius Medical Care South Chicago
9200 S. Chicago Ave.
Chicago, Ill.
Fresenius Medical Care River Forest
103 Forest Ave.
River Forest, Ill.
About Fresenius Medical Care North America
Through our leading network of more than 2,100 dialysis facilities in North America and our vascular access centers, laboratory, pharmacy and affiliated hospitals and nephrology practices, Fresenius Medical Care provides renal services to hundreds of thousands of people throughout the United States, Mexico and Canada. We are also the continent's top producer of dialysis equipment, dialyzers and related disposable products and a major supplier of renal pharmaceuticals.
For more information about the company, visit www.fmcna.com; for information about patient services, visit www.ultracare-dialysis.com.
About Chef Aaron McCargo, Jr.
Chef Aaron McCargo, Jr. competed on and won season four of "The Next Food Network Star" in 2008, beating out thousands of culinary hopefuls for the ultimate dream job – his own Food Network show. "Big Daddy's House" premiered in 2008 and continues to be a success. On "Big Daddy's House," Aaron shares his passion for big, bold flavors and fun, family cooking, bringing a down-to-earth vibe and warm smile to the kitchen. He recently published his first cookbook, "Simply Done, Well Done." Whether cooking with his children, relatives, friends, or even by himself, big food and big fun reign supreme.
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Congressman Scott DesJarlais, M.D. (Tn.-04) on Wednesday voted in favor of the "Require a Plan Act" introduced by Congressman Tom Price, M.D. (Ga.-06). This legislation would require the White House to produce a balanced budget within a 10-year window or provide a supplemental budget plan by April 1, that identifies which fiscal year their plan would achieve balance.
Rep. DesJarlais said, "House Republicans have passed a budget every year since regaining control of the chamber in 2010, yet the Democratic-controlled Senate and the administration have refused to act," said Congressman DesJarlais. "My constituents in Tennessee must live within a budget when operating their homes and businesses, yet the federal government cannot seem to do the same in running the country. Today's legislation will hopefully force President Obama to finally submit a budget that estimates when the deficit will be eliminated. It is time for the White House and Senate to join House Republicans in addressing our $16 trillion debt that is preventing businesses from creating jobs and limiting the future of our children and grandchildren."
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As a frequent visitor at Heritage Park in East Brainerd, I must say that the situation is becoming slightly out of control. To start, parking is atrocious. The unpaved lot contains nothing but loose gravel which has naturally given way to divots in the ground assuring you a few bumps. Why isn't this area smoothed out? It's not worth parking there anyways ... (click for more)
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Anderson HotelsAnderson is just a short journey from Indianapolis, and this relatively small city is surrounded by natural beauty, with long stretches of corn fields where yellow flecks can be seen sparkling under the sun and a spectacular state park full of lush greenery. It's a popular area with families, with lots of pleasant suburban areas, and the downtown district is well preserved and full of historic buildings in top condition – perfect for an amble around on a warm afternoon. Things to seeHoosier Park is a modern and popular 'racino' – a combination of a racetrack and a casino, with a lively and fun atmosphere. Here you'll find a bright and noisy casino floor full of attention grabbing slot machines, as well as virtual versions of favorite table games such as roulette and blackjack. Horse racing can be watched from the side of the track, or in the glass fronted grandstand which offers excellent views of the action including the fun harness races. The venue is also a popular spot for live music, with an interesting program of rock and pop, as well as stand-up comedy nights. If you feel like spending some time outdoors then the green, tree-lined trails through Mounds State Park are an excellent way to enjoy some fresh air and relaxation. It's a popular spot for hiking and fishing, and there's a large outdoor pool in amongst the natural scenery where you can cool off after a long walk. Hotels in AndersonThere's a wide selection of cheap hotels in Anderson, with many 1 to 3 star chains in the area offering a warm welcome. For a low nightly rate you can enjoy plenty of facilities such as indoor pools, 24 hour fitness centers, complimentary breakfasts, daily newspapers, free guest parking, and business amenities which can include 24 hour business centers and conference rooms. Guestrooms are clean and comfortable, with rooms for families and suites available to meet your individual requirements. You'll enjoy amenities such as coffee makers, satellite television, bathrooms with shower/tub combinations, and extra towels and bedding on request. Where to stayThe city has taken care to preserve its eclectic architecture, and in the Anderson Downtown Historic District you'll find a wide range of interesting buildings that are still being used today. From the art deco movie theater to the domed beaux-arts cultural center, the variety of buildings on display are what makes the downtown area so unique and appealing. You can wander the red brick paved streets and find cozy cafés, locally owned restaurants, and boutique stores. On the outskirts of the city there are also plenty of strip malls and larger chain stores selling clothes, home wares, and bargain items, allowing you to find everything you need for your trip. How to get to AndersonIndianapolis International Airport is about 60 miles from Anderson, and here you'll find direct flights across the USA, Canada, and Mexico. You can either pick up a rental car, or take a bus service to central Indianapolis, then take one of the coach services to Muncie which has stopovers in Anderson. Indianapolis Union Station is also a popular arrival spot for those visiting Anderson, with Cardinal and Hoosier State Amtrak services stopping here, offering trains as far as Chicago and New York City. From here there are buses that run across the state, and Greyhound services to Anderson take just over an hour.
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Best Western Plus Anderson
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"The hotel was just off the highway which was very convenient. There were a number of restaurants in the area. The check-in process was fine. After our very long drive, we were hoping to have a swim and soak in the spa (hot tub). We were extremely disappointed as the water was very cold and the je..."
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"We stayed for 4 nights while visiting family in the area, and found everything to be clean and comfortable and reasonably priced. The hotel is just behind Cracker Barrel, which is a plus too!"
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Holiday Inn Express Hotel & Suites ANDERSON NORTH
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"Very elegant hotel, but description online said we got one rollaway bed and they charged us $10 for one. Other than that, it was beautiful and enjoyable."
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Super 8 Anderson
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Motel 6 Indianapolis Anderson
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Quality Inn And Suites
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"I needed an early check in of 1-2:00, called hotel directly, no problem at all! Pool looked nice, but didn't use it. Room was great, clean and comfy. A tad pricey I thought, but by far the least expensive of all in that area, and very few close to the Paramount Theater. Breakfast was great, a..."
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Days Inn Anderson In
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Americas Best Value Inn
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"I thought the TV was outdated and there could have been a clock radio with alarm available"
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Hampton Inn Anderson
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A Cotswolds manor house bought by a director who allegedly siphoned more than £12.5 million from his own company to fund a lavish lifestyle has been put up for sale.
Adrian Burford paid £9.3 million for Grade II*-listed Broadwell Manor, near Stow-on-the-Wold, last summer.
But the property, nicknamed the "Con-mansion", is now on the market for £6.95 million to clear the owner's debts.
Images from the brochure show the home lavishly furnished. But later pictures, taken after Burford vacated the house, show the same rooms stripped bare.
In June the High Court heard how Burford, former chief executive of private equity investment firm Fern Advisors, stole cash from the company to buy the house. He also spent £20,000 on fine wines to fill its cellars, and bought an Aston Martin Rapide and Land Rover Discovery.
The 50-year-old commuted between his Mayfair office and Broadwell Manor in his Aston Martin, the court was told.
The company director — who was on a £240,000 salary — also took more than £2 million to invest in other business ventures. It is alleged the money was taken between January last year and March this year.
His assets, including the house, were frozen by Mr Justice Hickinbottom, sitting in the Queen's Bench division of the High Court.
Mr Burford is now being sued by his former firm for the return of the cash. A further hearing is scheduled for November 7, and the house is being sold on the instructions of the court receiver.
"When receivers sell property they tend to want a very fast sale which has probably influenced the asking price of this house," said a source.
Broadwell Manor has eight bedrooms and covers more than 13,000 square feet. According to its brochure, it has "all the features of a classic country house", including flagstone floors, "impressive" fireplaces and just over 35 acres of land, including a lake and an Astroturf tennis court.
It was feted by Country Life as one of the finest manor houses in the area and comes with stabling, a staff flat, studio, and four cottages. It is on the market with Knight Frank.
Burford, who is married and has three young children, was not available for comment.
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"The numbers have just been way up all summer long heading into August," said Mike Raupp, a professor of entomology at the University of Maryland. "The data coming in says numbers are pretty high."
The federal government reiterated that message. "There are certainly plenty out there," said Tracy Leskey, a research entomologist for the U.S. Department of Agriculture. "In some locations, we've seen high trap counts."
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"Planetary Annihilation" for PC is a real-time strategy, or "RTS" video game from Uber Entertainment that will be released on Friday, Sept. 5, 2014. It can be played using various platforms including Linux, Microsoft Windows and Mac OS X. Read on to learn more about it.
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According to Uber Entertainment, "Planetary Annihilation" for PC is all about colonizing solar systems and annihilating planets by battling it out with several players. Its Alpha version was launched on June 14, 2013. Then, the Beta version was released on Sept. 26, 2013. After that came the launch of the Gamma version on Feb. 27, 2014. The game's version that will be launched on Sept. 5, 2014 will be the final one.
It has a lot of exciting features to watch out for including a multiplayer mode that allows up to ten friends (or enemies) to play with or against each other and the ability to blow up anything from anywhere using high tech machines and an asteroid. It is also highly customisable wherein players can create their own rulesets, new units, maps, gametypes, etc.
Below is a list of the system requirements to play "Planetary Annihilation" (Additional requirements still to be set):
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7. For UMA integrated graphics such as Intel HD 3000/4000): At least 4GB of system memory is recommended.
According to Metacritic, "Planetary Annihilation" obtained an 8.4 user score. It had 31 positive reviews, four negative reviews and three mixed reviews. Here are some of the comments that users posted on Metacritic.
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"Planetary Annihilation is simply an awesome, "epic scale" Real Time Strategy Game. Notice I said "epic scale," not "large scale," Metacritic user brianpurkiss posted on the site.
"Planetary Annihilation" for PC is available on Steam for $29.99 USD (Early Access). Click HERE to buy it.
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The Prime Minister joined comrades as they formed a procession from Bayeux Cathedral to the historic city's Commonwealth cemetery.
Mr Cameron discussed the landings with Mr Churchill, from his Witney constituency, as they left the cathedral.
Mr Churchill, 91, a former Royal Marine Commando, landed on D-Day between the Normandy beaches codenamed Sword and Juno.
After landing in Normandy, Marine Churchill was attached to work as a signaller with the French troops of 4 Commando.
Seventy years on he was back in Normandy with German wife Karin, 84. Before travelling to France he said he wanted to pay his respects to those who did not return.
Led by a piper and accompanied by the tolling of the cathedral's bell, veterans were applauded by crowds lining the route.
Mr Cameron said: "I had the honour of spending some time with my constituent in recognition of the profoundly important and unique contribution he and many others made protecting Britain.
"Patrick Churchill is a brave and extraordinary man."
The Prime Minister said it was "incredibly moving" to be at the events in Normandy and added it was "humbling" for people of his generation who had not had to do anything like the heroic actions of June 6, 1944.
Speaking in Bayeux, he said: "I think the clear evidence of what happened in 1944 and 1945 is the importance of standing up together for freedom and security.
"And we should remember that, and the importance of Nato and thinking forward to the Nato summit in Wales in September.
"But I think it's right today, of all days, to remember all those who served and all those who died.
"Yes, of course we have our disagreements today with Russia, but we should never forget that Russia – the Soviet Union – was an ally of Britain and America, the Free French, Canadian and Australian forces, that liberated this continent from the tyranny of Nazism."
Mr Cameron added: "It's incredibly moving.
"I was at the vigil at Pegasus Bridge on Thursday night, standing at the spot where one of the gliders landed to take that bridge.
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Like "Stretch" mentioned...sometimes very fragile objects (like ceramic dinner plates, drinking glasses, etc.)...can sometimes survive very large falls, or impacts with other objects. And then other times...they can break or crack very unexpectedly.
Same thing with the touchscreen on an iPod. It probably hit the VERY hard granite countertop at just the right angle...so VERY little force was needed to cause a crack.
iPod Touches (and iPhones) have been around for a long time now (4th generation). If there were widespread defects with the displays...we probably would have heard about it.
iPhones (same display) are WAY too popular...for a widespread defect like this to not have made the nightly news, local newspapers, internet blogs, and all sorts of product review websites!
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@chas_m There really isn't the need for sarcasm. I was not trying to be rude or amusing.
I don't suggest that the glass defect is a widespread problem. Of course there would not be iphones and ipods so widely in use if it were. I was just quite surprised that they are so fragile compared to old models that have seen a lot more wear and tear. I didn't feel like the glass should have broke with such a short drop. When and if we do replace the screen, I will get a protective cover for this device. We are waiting a little while for an ipad due to economic constraints, but I would get a protective cover for that too.
I don't think or even think there is an option for a cover for the new imac that should be arriving in the mail today
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And just like with automotive glass, if it hits at the right angle, it can easily shatter. This is especially true if the device comes down on a corner. This is why most protective cases wrap around the edges.
I would imagine that if it had fallen flat on its face, it would have been fine, but I'd be willing to bet it came down on a corner or the edge.
I have a hard time understanding how this could be interpreted as a "defect". I think you'd be inclined to agree that if the act of dropping it onto a rock-hard, granite countertop hadn't occurred, the glass wouldn't have cracked. Am I right?
This is something that is user inflicted. Had it cracked during normal handling, I would be inclined to agree with the "defect" assessment.
I'm not trying to rub salt in the wound here, but you do need to apply a little common sense to your expensive electronics and take a little personal responsibility when you've neglected to do so.
Liquid and computers don't mix. It might seem simple, but we see an incredible amount of people post here about spills. Keep drinks and other liquids away from your expensive electronics!
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A crash involving eight vehicles shut the westbound Perimeter Highway near the Red River Bridge for hours Saturday afternoon.
Eight vehicles were smashed in the crash, including one semi-truck. One SUV tipped onto its side at the edge of the bridge, threatening to topple into the ditch.
Emergency crews and ambulances rushed to the scene just after 11 a.m. and secured the SUV with cables to prevent it from rolling further.
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About 11.3 million packages are expected to move through the FedEx Express and FedEx Ground global networks on Dec. 17, compared to 7 million packages on an average day.
Frederick W. Smith, chairman, president and CEO of FedEx, said in a statement that while overall economic growth has slowed, there are "several indicators for a healthy holiday season."
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