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JOHANNESBURG (Reuters) - South African Coal Mining Holdings said on Wednesday operations at its Umlabu colliery have been interrupted due to a strike, signaling spreading labor unrest in the domestic mining sector that has choked output.
About 100,000 workers in South Africa have downed tools for better pay since August in a wave of strikes that has sparked two credit downgrades.
SA Coal Mining, a junior coal producer, said the strike by the National Union of Mineworkers is over a wage dispute.
Several companies have issued ultimatums to wildcat miners to return to work or face dismissal as South Africa struggles to resolve the unrest that has poisoned labor relations, marred its image overseas and is spreading beyond the mining industry.
Striking miners at AngloGold Ashanti, the world's No.3 gold producer, have until midday to return to work or be fired. The company said on Tuesday it was seeing positive signs that workers will return to work by the deadline.
The bulk of workers at AngloGold's two mines, Kopanang and Great Noligwa, had returned to work.
Rival bullion producer Harmony Gold has also given wildcat strikers an ultimatum to return to work on Thursday.
The hardball tactic has not always worked. Gold Fields, the world's fourth-largest bullion producer, sacked 8,500 wildcat strikers at its KDC East mine on Tuesday after they ignored an ultimatum to return to work.
Anglo American Platinum (Amplats), the world's largest platinum producer, was the first to take a stand against wildcat strikes, sacking 12,000 workers at its Rustenburg operations earlier this month.
Last week it said it would delay the dismissal process at its Union and Amandelbult operations, where it employs 20,500 people. It also said it was open to discussing the reinstatement of the sacked workers with unions.
The strikes spread to other mining industries after starting in the platinum mines.
(Reporting by Olivia Kumwenda; editing by David Dolan)
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Chris Walker still has time to try to get eligible for this season
Jul 10, 2013, 11:43 AM EST
Every season, there seems to be at least one player whose academic eligibility gets dragged out throughout the summer.
This summer, the man in the spotlight is Florida big man Chris Walker.
The 6-foot-10 Walker, who was a top ten recruit thanks to some high-flying athleticism that allowed him to win the McDonald's All-American dunk contest, decided not to bail on the guardian and the high school that had been loyal to him throughout high school.
The problem?
His grades weren't as good as they should be, and remaining at the smaller high school meant that he would be working with guidance counselors and teachers that aren't accustomed to having to navigate the NCAA's Eligibility Center. As a result, Walker's been working on improving his ACT and taking classes this summer to try and get himself eligible.
According to this report, Walker has already been ruled ineligible, but that information appears to be incorrect. And thanks to John Infante, we have some clarity as to why:
For a prospect to absolutely be a nonqualifier in July, it would need to be one of a couple situations. The prospect would need to be more than one credit short of the core course requirements, or be so short of the required GPA based on his or her test core that they cannot get their grades up using the exception that allows one core course credit earned after graduation.
It's true that Walker is rapidly running out of chances to qualify by August. But even that is not a guarantee at this time. He could still take another summer school or online course to try and boost his GPA before Florida starts school on August 21 (even going a week or so past that date is a possibility).
And if Walker still has not qualified by the start of Florida's fall semester, he can still try and qualify by January. That actually gives him more options, since in addition to continuing to take postgraduate courses he could also register for one of the three SATs or three ACTs offered during the fall. Assuming that Walker's issue is just a GPA/test score sliding scale shortfall, this could theoretically go on indefinitely, as long as he does not enroll in a collegiate institution.
The way that Infante explains it, players don't get ruled ineligible permanently. Instead, they are labeled as qualifiers, partial qualifiers and non-qualifiers, and it's all a sliding scale. Qualifiers can play immediately on scholarship, partial qualifiers essentially have to take an academic redshirt (think Ben McLemore), and non-qualifiers are ineligible for athletically-related financial aid, practice and competition during their first year in school. They can play out their career, however, and will even get back their fourth year of eligibility if they complete 80% of their degree by their fifth-year in college.
So at this point, the idea that Walker is completely ineligible to play at Florida seems unlikely.
You can find Rob on twitter @RobDauster.
- sffan75 - Jul 10, 2013 at 12:38 PM
I don't understand why it's so difficult for these guys to pass high school. I was high everyday my junior and senior year and I graduated with a 4.3.
- saint1997 - Jul 10, 2013 at 1:51 PM
C'mon don't be ineligible! The Hill Walker P&R next year will be amazing!!
- cmart0907 - Jul 10, 2013 at 3:04 PM
That's why John Calipari didn't offer him a scholarship.
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[1] November 15, 2014 at 6:29pm
I'm still not convinced that he won't ignore the Constitution yet again and wind up running for a third term. I see a North Korea-like reelection with him receiving 100% of the votes…
November 14, 2014 at 11:16am
Reid. Pelosi has a wealth of flaws, but she is a bright, evil, dangerous woman.
[2] November 11, 2014 at 3:04pm
No, they don't. There is still more pain coming from Obamacare.
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I missed Rush that day; what was the full quote?
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It is the law here in Florida, Monk. And my hope is that he gets passed around like candy while doing his time. If he does his time. We seem to be very lax about sentencing criminals on the basis of their convictions these days.
[3] October 21, 2014 at 9:36pm
What are the odds the protesters knew the word "Zionist" before the community organizers got there?
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[1] October 21, 2014 at 1:17pm
We were told that a travel ban would not work–that people would go to non-Ebola countries and then fly here, or come across our wildly unsecured border.
How does restricting flights to these five airports change anything, even if the screening were 100% successful?
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Please don't get me wrong–I believe that the largest threat to the United States of America is President Obama.
But that he takes a few hours off to play golf is the least of the things that should concern us.
Is it lacking a little in class, compared to President Bush's example? Perhaps.
But we should always keep the focus on what he does (and does not) do while in office. The damage he can do to the country with a golf club is nothing compared to what he can do with a pen and a phone.
In reply to the story Obama Achieves Milestone That Some Consider Symbolic of His Presidency
[6] October 8, 2014 at 11:12am
Sadly, because it was reported on Fox, every liberal in the country will deny it, even if they looked on their front lawn and saw a member of ISIS beheading their neighbor.
[31] September 28, 2014 at 12:39pm
I lived in a largely black, low income area (I am very pale white) for a while. I was lying in bed reading with my cat asleep next to me. There were gunshots, a scream, then one more gunshot right outside of my window. My cat woke up, yawned, and went right back to sleep.
This was my indication that it was time to move.
[4] September 21, 2014 at 2:10pm
Why, Chips?
Why would you put that image in our heads?
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[6] September 15, 2014 at 9:27am
I think you're correct. And I think that in many cases, the moderates don't even know that they are doing it. They actually are non-violent and see Islam as a religion of peace. And then the true radicals take advantage of that. And in the lands of political correctness (US, UK, France) we are being purposefully blind to the ever-growing threat. I don't think it will be until we have an ISIS (whatever) behead an American in America that we'll acknowledge that the war is serious.
[186] September 11, 2014 at 10:17am
I didn't watch the speech–can't stand to hear him speak at times.
Has anyone done the "I, me, my" count for the speech yet?
We tried making a drinking game out of it on his speech in July and nearly died of liver poisoning.
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It took a while to post, but what he ends with is "Thank you, people of Wales. I had a wonderful time."
But the video is worth watching. I try not to watch him too often, but he has developed a new physical characteristic, sort of sticking both hands out in a "I once caught a fish this big" sort of gesture.
And, like any of his speeches, as soon as the stuttering starts, the level of lies is about to increased.
In reply to The-Monk's comment on the story There May Be Hope That Lois Lerner's Lost Emails Exist Somewhere Else
[2] September 5, 2014 at 12:54pm
I'm trying to find the video. It's not on the official transcript, but that's hardly surprising.
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[10] September 5, 2014 at 10:03am
President Obama said he would listen to his generals. Perhaps he did. But listening to them and following their advice–two different things.
People can argue about whether or not we should have gone into Iraq but the fact is that we were there when Obama took office. President Bush warned what would happen if we pulled out too quickly. Military leaders warned what would happen if we pulled out too quickly. Politicians warned what would happen if we pulled out too quickly.
The administration's line is that nobody knew what would happen if we pulled out too early.
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35 years ago, my father was stationed at Eglin AFB (very near Destin) and I visited him during the summers. Swimming near the pier, I didn't quite come face-to-face with the giant hammerhead, but was close enough to scare my city-boy out of the water. Hammerheads' mouths aren't that big but the shape of their head otherwise still made the experience urine-dropping. Going from that point to fish from the pier, I was told that the hammerhead was about 11 feet long and just came three times a day to eat. I have to assume that this is Son of Hammerhead or something, and while it's still "their turf," sharks really don't attack people often.
[7] August 20, 2014 at 9:26pm
He was elected President in 2008 and 2012?
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[1] August 18, 2014 at 12:28pm
Either way, I think his life is over, but I also thought that Zimmerman would not survive the six month mark after the verdict, so perhaps I am wrong.
But you're not–if he is acquitted, or even convicted of manslaughter and not given a death sentence, it's going to get really ugly.
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The Beautified Project, a well-known rock band, has risen up for the support of the Afrikyan building, which faces the prospect of being dismantled to broaden the roadway.
"I do not want to make ashamed by the future generations for destruction of the beautiful 130-year-old building. How can we criticize our enemies if we ourselves display such an attitude to our own country?" says the band frontman Andre Simonian to ArmInfo.
He says that to protect the Afrikyan building, The Beautified Project is ready to take any steps which do not run counter to the Constitution. "The Government violates the constitutional norms", says Simonian.
The Afrikyan Club building is a monument of republican importance. In early XX century, before the revolution, it was an urban club visited by well-known politicians, entrepreneurs, artists and foreign guests.
In 2004 the building was sold to a private company by the Municipality. In 2006 the Government took a decision to dismantle the building and change its location. The Helsinki Committee of Armenia and "Urbanlab Yerevan" NGO have applied to the Administrative Court of Armenia to declare the decisions of the Municipality and the Government invalid.
The Beautified Project is an English-language Melancholic Alternative Rock band formed in London in 2005 by singer/songwriter Andre Simonian. The permanent members of the band are Andre Simonian, Armen Shaverdian, Arlen Shaverdian. The Beautified Project is the first internationally recognized English- language band out of Armenia. In 2006, The Beautified Project, Andre Simonian's solo project at the time, released its first demo album, 'Serenades for Insanity' in London. In 2008 the band recorded and released its first official album, 'Behind the Happy Mask'. 'Behind the Happy Mask' is the FIRST English-language album ever released in Armenia. The album gained much success that the band went on to release six official music videos off of this album, one of which went as far as being aired by the MTV and PMC. In 2010, the band released its 2nd official album 'Beyond the Butterfly' to a critical acclaim. The first single off the album 'Butterfly', became the band's biggest hit to date, gaining them a place on MTV. The success of the album was followed by several successful concerts in London, Vienna, Georgia and Armenia. During the band's UK tour, the international branch of BBC made a documentary about The Beautified Project. In May 2011, The Beautified Project recorded a duet, 'Broken Smile', with the lead singer Mick Moss of the world-known English Melancholic rock band Antimatter.
In December 2011 the band signed a deal with St. Mongoose Entertainment, becoming the first rock band out of Armenia who got signed with an American
Record Label. In 2011 The Beautified Project recorded a cover of the famous Armenian song KILIKIA which became the most watched rendition of that song on youtube. In 2012, The Beautified Project won a national award in Armenia as The Best Armenian Rock Band. In early 2012 the band made its first few steps in the American market by appearing on several American Radio Stations. In 2013 the band won The Ambassadors of Armenia in the World Award at Radio Van Awards. In 2013 The Beautified Project won an Award as The Best Armenian Rock Band out of Armenia. The Beautified Project released its new album, entitled 'United We Fall' in October 2013. The album release was followed by a European tour.


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Tongala spin bowler Darin Ohlsen took 5-34 against Echuca.January 15, 2014 4:24am
Quiet achiever Darin Ohlsen bowled Tongala to the brink of a first innings lead on the first day of its Goulburn Murray Cricket clash with unbeaten Echuca on Saturday, but the visitors hit back to leave the game in the balance at the end of the opening day's play.
Left-arm orthodox spinner Ohlsen bagged 5-34 off 13 overs, including five maidens, to cut a swath through the powerful Echuca batting line-up, which fell for just 125 runs.
Ohlsen got plenty of support from skipper Andrew Good with two wickets and Jordan Souter, Dave Currie and Alex Williams, who all kept the pressure on the Echuca batsmen.
However, a lot of the good work of the bowlers was wasted with Tongala in reply dipping to 5-65 and relying heavily on the Tucker brothers, Jayden and Shannon, to help the side to a first innings lead when the game concludes on Saturday.
Opener Jayden held the Tongala innings together for an unbeaten 27, while Shannon was not out on six at stumps.
Star all-rounder Tyler Beard, who top scored for Echuca with 47, bagged two wickets and along with Nick Dolan, Brendan Prendergast with a wicket each catapulted Echuca back into the game.
Flames recover
Fire Brigade recovered from 3-26 to make 224 against Moama in the game at Kyabram's Northern Oval.
Skipper Daniel Kent, Tyrone Isitt, Matt Finn and Brett Andison led the Brigade batting fightback.
Finn, who has always been a talented batsman, top scored with 68 that included eight fours, Isitt contributed 35 along with Andison, while skipper Daniel Kent was again a valuable contributor with 34.
Kent and Isitt got the Brigade back on course when it had slumped to 3-26 with a 65-run stand for the fourth wicket.
The Flames won't want to underestimate the young Moama batting line-up, which has a potential matchwinner in Kirk Teasdale when the visitors bat on Saturday.
Stanhope battling
Stanhope has a battle on its hands to avoid an innings defeat by Echuca South after faltering with the bat again in the game at Echuca.
Stanhope could muster only 97 runs after winning the toss and batting.
Lower order batsman Jimmy Mensfield top scored with 21, while skipper Steve Hall with 19 and opener Brett Bunfield with 15 were the only other batsmen to hold up the home side attack for any length of time.
Left-arm spinner Mick Peterson did the most damage with the ball for Echuca South with a burst of 4-9 in a miserly 13-over spell that included 10 maidens and four of Stanhope's top five batsmen.
South's batsmen made short work of the Stanhope score, reaching 4-164 at stumps on the back of some good knocks from opener Mark Peterson (49), Justin Saker (37) and an unbeaten 45 from Mitchell McMullan.
BLU boosted
Bamawn-Lockington United gave its finals chances a massive boost as it dominated Northern United with bat and ball.
With BLU skipper Ben Docking picking up 4-36 off 11.5 overs, Northern United's batsmen capitulated in 48.5 overs for just 119 runs. BLU opening batsmen Liam Gwynne and Greg Pearse then blasted an opening stand of 145 as their side reached an imposing 1-179 at stumps and into a position to press for maximum points on Saturday.
Gwynne will resume his innings on 106 this week, while Pearse contributed a half century in the opening stand.
Kyabram Fire Brigade has Moama at its mercy in their B-grade clash after a solid team batting effort was backed by a deadly spell of bowling from paceman Nathan O'Donnell.
After the Flames posted 210 off 41.4 overs after winning the toss and batting, O'Donnell grabbed four quick wickets to have Moama reeling at 6-60 at stumps.
Moama was 5-23 but by stumps through the efforts of Josh Platt (16 not out) and Liam Gallagher (19 not out) had made a mini recovery.
Spicer smacked 12 boundaries and with support from young tailenders Dylan Joyce (41 not out) and Jack Elliott (16 not out), was able to put a competitive 269 runs on the board off 62 overs. Other lower order batsmen in Ryan Burt and Drew Barrett and veteran opener Roger French also helped Cooma.
LBU was 0-15 at stumps in reply and there is plenty of cricket still left in this game.
Girgarre looked on course for a tidy score when openers Leigh Kempinski (38) and Mick Coyne (19) put on 54 without loss.
But once they went, it was one-way traffic as the Tongala bowlers, headed by Tennyson Tinning with 3-16 off 7.1 overs, hit back hard. Tinning was well supported by Tyler Vick, Joel Regan and Nathan Cornwall, who all grabbed two wickets as Girgarre folded to be out for 107 in 42.1 overs.
Apart from Kempinski and Coyne, Brett Hughes with 17 was the other batsmen to get into double figures in the Girgarre surrender.
Tongala in reply was well on the way to a first innings lead and in a position to press for an outright win this week as it reached 1-81 at stumps, with experienced campaigners Mark Scown (32 not out) and Travis Johnstone (42 not out) to resume the innings this Saturday.
In C-grade, Stanhope cruised to an eight-wicket win over BLU on the back of a destructive spell with the ball from Andrew Green.
Green bagged 7-14 off 8.3 overs to send BLU packing for just 81 in just 26.3 overs.
Stanhope's batsmen, led by opener Tom Hepburn and Shannon Aynsley, then lost only two wickets in rounding up this score.
The Flames posted 6-183 off their 40 overs and with Simon Grima (4-22) and Corey Carver (3-18) helped demolish Tigers for 69 off 26.3 overs.
Chris Eddy and Scott McDonald steered Kyabram Fire Brigade to a big win in the D-grade competition.
Eddy made an unbeaten 77 and McDonald 54 as the The Flames posted 9-229 against Girgarre.
In reply, Girgarre fell for 101, with Jay Ferguson the top scorer with 29.
McKenzie-Ross received support from Joby Joseph as Cooma reached 4-147 off 33 overs after restricting Echuca South to 5-150.
In the other game, Rex Taylor made a century on debut for Echuca who cruised to 9-219, which proved out reach of the Tongala batsmen who fell for 108.
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As we join with family and friends to celebrate Thanksgiving and reflect on everything we are thankful for this year, we wanted to take a moment to express our thanks to YOU!
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- 253 persons were killed in alcohol-related crashes, a 10.48 percent increase from 2012*
- 5,288 persons were injured in alcohol-related crashes, a 9.78 percent decrease from 2012
- 399 teenagers, aged 15-19, were injured in alcohol-related crashes, 0.61 percent of the total (65,114) traffic injuries
- 10 teenagers, aged 15-19, were killed in alcohol-related crashes, 1.35 percent of the total (741) traffic fatalities
- The average BAC of tested drinking drivers was 0.1397
- 20,973 people were tested with a blood alcohol content (BAC) of .08 or greater, a(n) 6.91 percent decrease from 2012
- 27,333 persons were convicted of DUI, a 4.83 percent decrease from 2012
- Of those convicted of DUI, 74.19 percent were male and 22.74 percent were female
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On Wednesday, April 24, 2013, Fr Pavone, asked for the bodies of the babies who were killed by Kermit Gosnell. He wants to give them a proper burial. He told Fox news, "These are not just medical waste. These are human bodies - real human beings were killed. There are two reasons here: One, to properly honor these children of course who have been dishonored by what Gosnell did. Secondly, to alert the public - and to raise the consciousness - that we are talking about real killings here."
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PHILADELPHIA, PA (Catholic Online) - As a young man I was associated with the turnaround of a little College in Steubenville, Ohio. It is now known throughout the world as a jewel in the crown of faithful Catholic Higher Education. Everywhere you mention Franciscan University of Steubenville, eyes light up and hearts fill with hope. It took a courageous priest named Fr Michael Scanlan to say yes to the Lord's invitation.
I followed Fr Michael Scanlan, TOR, to that once morally, spiritually and fiscally decimated school shortly after he accepted the invitation from the Lord to become the President. He knew the serious work it would take. He knew the opposition he would face. In the spirit of his patron, Francis of Assisi, he also knew that the work participated in the continuing call to rebuild the Church.
For Catholic identity to flourish at a Catholic College the academic community must understand its ecclesial nature. In a Catholic institution, just as in Catholic persons, renewal begins from the inside and works its way throughout like leaven or yeast in a loaf. Catholic identity must become the beating heart of a Catholic College and provide the infrastructure for its entire educational mission. When it does, the building of a Catholic culture on campus becomes a fruit.
That is exactly what happened at Steubenville. A true Catholic culture developed and helped to ensure the integration of the faith in every aspect of the College. It flourished because all who are involved in the mission, from the Catholic College President to the Professor in the classroom, to the community which gathered around the work, first viewed themselves as disciples, lifelong learners, followers of the Teacher, Jesus Christ, with a mission.
The Christian life is to be lived in the heart of the Church for the sake of the world. She is the Body of Christ, and through Baptism we are members of that body. The Church is by its very nature, a teacher, and those who serve the Catholic College participate in her educational mission. It takes dynamic leadership to build such a Catholic College. Fr Michael Scanlan offered that kind of courageous leadership. His courage spilled over into many other areas during those early years.
My wife and I stayed in the area after graduation because we wanted to continue to be a part of the Steubenville miracle. I chose to go to law School in nearby Pittsburgh. Among the convictions I shared with Fr Mike was a passionate commitment to fundamental human rights movement of our age, restoring the recognition in the civil law of the Natural Law Right to Life of children in the womb. I went to Law School to be a part of ending legal abortion. Fr Michael, a lawyer himself, encouraged me by word and deed in what has now become a life mission.
During the early years of my Legal career, I left the private practice of law to serve in house with the University in several capacities. I served as General Counsel, Dean of Students, and Dean of Evangelization. During those years, Fr Mike's courageous Pro-Life acts enabled me to discover the next chapter of my life as a pro-Life, public Interest lawyer. However, when I served as a Dean I had an experience that forever changed my life. I want to share it with you my readers as a backdrop for the plea I now make.
One weekend afternoon, I was the only Major Administrator left on campus during a student break. A Pro-Life hero of the early movement came to see me. He had two dead children in his car. They had been killed by the evil of abortion and discarded in the trash. He wanted them to have a Christian burial. Of course, the legal issues surrounding the request reared their ugly head. He wanted them buried on campus. The campus was not a cemetery.
Some local officials were in an uproar when they heard what had occurred. They were going to oppose it for many reasons. They chose to assert the fact that the campus was not a cemetery. When I contacted Fr Michael, he did not hesitate over what we must do. He acted like a courageous priest and leader and told me to proceed.
The opponents would have to deal with obvious issues, either in the local Court or in the press. Were these children? How should we treat them? If they insisted they could only be buried in a cemetery, those regulations applied to human persons. That would only help our efforts to call attention to the truth.
They decided to back down rather than face the public debate. A brave priest stood for life and for the truth. He did not back down. Those children were given a beautiful and proper burial and a monument was built to their memory.
I vividly remember first laying eyes on those little babies. I wept, prayed, dropped to my knees and begged God to intervene in this Nation. That experience would be repeated in my life years later on several occasions in my Pro-Life legal career.
It also came back to my mind when I read about another priest friend who has also inspired me, and with whom I have co-labored for years, Fr Frank Pavone, the national director of Priests for Life. Fr Frank has been attending the trial of Kermit Gosnell, the abortionist who killed children after they were born in that Philadelphia House of Horrors.
Catholic Online has run multiple articles on this case - from several of our excellent contributing writers. I have written several myself since the story broke over a year ago. The trial has become a turning point for our Human Rights work for the children and the women who are victims of the movement which opposes the Right to Life.
This gruesome testimony is exposing the evil of every procured abortion. We cannot let up for one minute in our efforts to keep it front and center.
On Wednesday, April 24, 2013, Fr Pavone, asked for the bodies of the babies who were killed by Kermit Gosnell. He wants to give them a proper burial. He told Fox news, "These are not just medical waste. These are human bodies - real human beings were killed. There are two reasons here: One, to properly honor these children of course who have been dishonored by what Gosnell did. Secondly, to alert the public - and to raise the consciousness - that we are talking about real killings here."
He continued, "The idea that the children murdered by Kermit Gosnell are somehow undeserving of justice is a dire warning. It should serve as a wake-up call to all Americans that our nation is sliding into a Nazi-like outlook on life unless we reverse course."
Fr Frank asked the medical examiner for the children's remains. The Doctor told this courageous priest that he would get back to him. Fr Frank also asked the Judge if he could meet with Kermit Gosnell, if Gosnell would be willing to meet with him. So far, there has been no movement on either front.
Once again, a courageous priest, unafraid of doing what is right, has shown the courage needed in this urgent hour.
I had to bring this to the attention of our readers. I ask you to join me in making the public aware of the request. I ask you to join with me in asking the Medical Examiner; in the name of all that is decent, let Fr Pavone bury these babies!
Also, lets join together in praying for the success of Fr Frank Pavone's noble effort to bury these children. It is a corporal work of mercy to bury the dead.
Finally, I wanted to call your attention to a documentary entitled, See No Evil - The Kermit Gosnell Murders. It will air on the Fox News Network on May 5, 2013, at 9pm ET. Watch it. Spread the word.
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Is seven too young to be left home alone? Meet the New York mom who says it teaches children independence and responsibility
- Mother-of-three Lizzie Heiselt says she occasionally leaves her 'homebody' seven-year-old son at home alone for up to 45 minutes
- She is averse to 'helicopter parenting' - stifling kids by being too involved in their lives - and instead encourages hers to learn and do things on their own
Watching Home Alone will have most parents believe that a child should never be left alone, but one mother is challenging this idea.
Lizzie Heiselt, a mother-of-three living in Brooklyn, New York, told MailOnline that she feels it's important for parents to draw the line between protecting their children and 'keep[ing] them from developing confidence and growing into their own capable person.'
So, on occasion, she leaves her seven-year-old son in their apartment for short periods of time of 45 minutes or less, and she says the independence and confidence it gives him is well worth it.
Parenting: Blogger and mother-of-three Lizzie Heiselt (pictured with her son) has sparked a heated debate after revealing that she sometimes leaves her seven-year-old son home alone for up to 45 minutes at a time
'It's essential for kids to learn and be confident that they have the ability to take care of themselves and to fight their own battles - and to know that they have the support and confidence of their parents as well,' she explained.
In Ms Heiselt's post on her blog the Mother Runner, she explains that her son is a homebody who is responsible, follows the rules and is happy to be on his own.
Referring to him as Manchild because of his 'old soul', she says when he asked to be left at home while she went to the laundromat around the corner from their apartment building, she acquiesced - after first teaching him what to do in case of emergency, of course.
'It's essential for kids to learn and be confident that they have the ability to take care of themselves'
On another instance, she took her two younger children for a run around Prospect Park, and again she let her son stay behind.
'I was gone for about 45 minutes for the longer of the excursions, [and] by the end of that time, I was a little bit anxious to get home,' she told MailOnline.
'He was starting to wonder when we were getting back as well, so it seems we both felt that 45 minutes was about our limit - for now.'
Comfortable alone: The Brooklyn-based mom explains that her son is a homebody who is responsible and follows the rules, and he often asks to be left at home while she runs errands
She added that as he does it more frequently, he will likely get accustomed and 45 minutes won't seem like such a long time anymore. But until then, she doesn't want the experience to be uncomfortable for him.
'Not that he wouldn't be able to handle himself in terms of following the rules or taking care of himself,' she clarifies.
'But more that he would start to get anxious and worried, which I don't think is terribly important for him to experience at this point in his life or in this context.'
Ms Heiselt has written that she is averse to the idea of 'helicopter parenting' - mothers and fathers who stifle their kids by being too involved in their lives - and instead encourages hers to learn and do things on their own.
Independence: 'It's essential for kids to learn and be confident that they have the ability to take care of themselves and to fight their own battles,' she says
'They need to have the ability to make their own decisions in life and to function without supervision,' she says.
'Getting in the way of that maturing process can, I believe, cripple children as they grow up and don't have the confidence or the knowledge of how to handle problems as they arise.'
'Getting in the way of that maturing process can, I believe, cripple children as they grow up'
Not only is it perfectly safe to leave your child alone, it's also perfectly legal - at least in the state of New York.
According to the Child Protective Services website, there is no specific age limit when it comes to children being at home alone.
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Baby steps: She says as he gets older, he will likely get accustomed to being alone and 45 minutes won't seem like such a long time. But until then, she doesn't want the experience to be uncomfortable for him
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by Isabelle Carreau, posted Apr 8th 2010 10:02PM
(S05E16) "What you call a mistake, Sweets calls an interpretation." - Booth to Brennan
Thanks to the mistake Sweets made in his book, we were treated to a flashback with backstory for our favorite squints and co., including Zack, as well as finally getting to see Booth and Brennan's first case. Of course, these reveals were all overshadowed by the real question of the week: Do Booth and Brennan really truly love each other?
'Bones'' 100th Episode - An Early Look
by Isabelle Carreau, posted Apr 6th 2010 2:03PM
Mark your calendars 'Bones' fans, the show will air its 100th episode on April 8! To celebrate this milestone, the cast and crew, as you can see from the picture above, celebrated and the network ensured medias would cover this very special episode by sending a press kit our way.
Shows go out of their way to offer us extra special episodes when they turn milestones such as 100. Can't wait for April 8 to get the dish on this fantastic episode? Here comes my preview!
Spoilers ahead!
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