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The Elementary Teachers' Federation of Ontario in Durham confirmed Saturday morning that a one-day strike of all elementary schools in the Durham District School Board will take place on Dec. 18. The strike is in opposition to Bill 115.
Since Dec. 10, members of the Elementary Teachers' Federation of Ontario have been holding one-day walk-outs across the province to protest the controversial legislation.
Teachers in the Kawartha Pine Ridge District School Board held their strike on Friday, and members in the Durham, Toronto and Peel boards are set to hold theirs on Tuesday.
Although the ETFO hadn't yet officially announced the strike in the Durham, Toronto and Peel boards as of Friday afternoon, it was expected to do so on Saturday morning. The Durham District School Board sent home notices on Friday notifying parents that schools and buses will be cancelled on Tuesday as a result of the strike.
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Gord London, whose son attends Athabasca, had to make alternate plans for his son's care on Tuesday.
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"Through humor, you can soften some of the worst blows that life delivers. And once you find laughter, no matter how painful your situation might be, you can survive it." - Bill Cosby
When was the last time you had a good laugh? You know, a truly belly holding, crying, possibly rolling on the floor kind of laugh? If you can't remember, consider this. Kids laugh on average 300 times per day, whereas adults laugh less than 20 times per day. What happens to the joy, playfulness, and silliness that we used to experience as kids? While there are certainly times to be serious, it's important to be able to laugh at ourselves and situations to lessen what might be stressful times (and because life is funny!). Laughing at ourselves is also a way gain perspective. What might be a stressful situation can be transformed into a more manageable, and perhaps even positive, with a little humor.
While we can absolutely laugh by ourselves, we are much more likely to laugh with others. Laughter is a non-verbal way to connect with others while improving our mood. Do you ever notice how the air just feels lighter when laughter fills the room? Laughing puts us at ease, and also increases bonds between people because we are having a fun, shared experience. Laughter is contagious and has no known side effects, unless you count laughing until you cry! It's that hearty belly laugh that exercises the diaphragm by causing abs to contract and muscles to relax. A good chuckle reduces stress while also giving the heart a good workout.
In addition to social benefits, laughter also provides many physical benefits. Laughter helps to boost the immune system, lower blood pressure, and reduce stress hormones because it triggers the release of endorphins, the body's natural painkillers. Some people call laughing "internal jogging," because a belly laugh gets your circulation flowing and can produce a cardio-like workout. Laughter is relaxing because it causes your heart rate to slow down and your blood pressure to decrease. It's also a positive outlet for anger and anxiety, and provides a healthy escape from reality. Perhaps in the future, we'll see doctors writing prescriptions for laughter!
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Four adults traveling from Venice to Slovania and Croatia. Is it easier by train or by car or bus? We will have ten days. We like to keep busy and see the sights. Thanks for your help.
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I would personally use the car. Starting from Venice, I would stay a couple of days there, rent the car from there, go towards Trieste, have a stop there for a few hourse to visit Castello Miramare, and then head towards the border. The Istian Peninsula is vey nice, so I would spend a couple of days maybe stayingin Pula and then do some sightseeing around the area. I also like Slovenia, I have been there when I was a teen ager during a school trip. We were actually leaving from Trieste and we did the day trip to the Postonjia grottos (marvellous) and Lake Bled (enchanting little peaceful place, it was spring though, in Summer it is more crowded). If you must return the car back in Italy, I would go back to Italy from Slovenia and visit the Brenta area which is renown for the beautiful Palladian villas. It is also possible to do a mini day cruise on the Brenta river.
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I would take a train to Trieste, then use a mixture of buses and ferries to go down the coast to Dubrovnik, then return to Italy by ferry and train to Venezia (if you need to return there).
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I agree with Geoff .as I heard that the rental car coy won't let you take the car across the the border .I also read that it is possible to rent in Trieste & do this , you will enjoy the scenery much better by bus & ferry . go to www.visit_croatia.co.uk for timetables & other help, they have good message boards
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we did a 2 week trip from venice to croatia by car last summer via trieste and visited miramare [worth it just for that alone]. trieste is a good 1 to 2 day stopover .we then drove to baska on the island of krk and chilled out for 4 days .we should have gone to lake bled or down to drubrovnik but maybe next time.a car was very flexible but the croatian roads are fairly average.
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When we rented from AutoEurope they said there was NO problem taking the car to either Slovenia or to Croatia. I'm not sure what makes you think there might be a problem with that.
I'd definitely opt for the car for this one, although as many of you know I'm more often pushing trains than cars.
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From the replys it seems that both are options to consider. I thank each of you for your response. If I chose a bus is there room for small suitcase for each of the four travelers. Thanks.
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The Real Jesus: Myth #1 (3 of 10)
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Myth #1: The "historical Jesus" is different from the Jesus of the Bible.
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It is good that Jennings admits that Jesus was a real person. Some have tried to make Jesus into a myth. But the evidence that Jesus lived in Judea in the first century is overwhelming. Jesus was a historical person recorded by Christian, Jewish and pagan historians. In fact, there are many well-known non-Christian historians who mention Jesus:
• Tacitus in his Annals (c.115 A.D.) mentions that Christ was crucified under Pontius Pilate and gives detailed descriptions of Nero's persecutions — which are also alluded to in several places in the New Testament.
• The correspondence between Pliny the younger and the Roman Emperor Trajan (98-117 A.D.) corroborates the New Testament history including the persecution of the Christians under the Emperor Nero.
• Flavius Josephus (37-100 A.D.), the first century Jewish historian, makes mention of Jesus, John the Baptist and James, the brother of Jesus.
Scholars note that the New Testament corroborates Josephus in minute detail. Keep in mind that Josephus wrote his history after the time of the New Testament. In other words, both sources were written independently, but both agree with each other. So Josephus testifies to the historical reliability of many passages in the New Testament.
We know of many other early references to Christ by pagan writers, but there are also manuscripts from the first and second centuries written by Christians. The fact that early Christians recorded their own history does not discount their reliability. Christianity is not a religion that has its origin in shadowy legend, but has definite historical roots, strong personalities and a tremendous amount of source documents to prove it.
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• Polycarp (A.D. 70-155) the Bishop of Smyrna, a student of the Apostle John
• Ignatius (A.D. 35-110) the Bishop of Antioch
• Irenaeus (A.D. 130 -200) the second century Bishop of Lyons
• Tertullian (A.D. 160 -220) a second century apologist
• Clement (A.D. 150 -215) the second century Bishop of Alexandria
Despite the overwhelming testimony from the early centuries that confirm the Gospel stories, the Higher Critics continue to search for a "historical Jesus."
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Apple was arrested for hashish possession by police in the west Texas town on Wednesday, Sept. 19, and spent the night in the Hudspeth County jail, according to the Daily Mail. She was bonded out on Thursday, said Rusty Fleming, spokesperson for the Sierra Blanca sheriff's office.
Sierra Blanca is the same location where Willie Nelson, Snoop Dogg and actor Armie Hammer have also been recently busted for marijuana possession.
A check point in Sierra Blanca inspects thousands of vehicles each day, resulting in thousands of drug cases. A drug-sniffing canine smelled marijuana in Apple's tour bus on Wednesday.
Fleming said the singer "had a little tiny amount of pot and hash," according to the Daily Mail. Ambrosia Healy, Apple's publicist, has not yet commented on the arrest.
Apple is on tour promoting her newest album, "The Idler Wheel..." (The album's full title is 23 words long). "Idler Wheel" has continued Apple's streak of critical acclaim. The album received a score of 89 out of 100 on review aggregator Metacritic, signaling universal success.
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by Amish Patel - August 30, 2012
Shelton Benjamin slammed fellow WWE alumnus Barbarian via Twitter for refusing to pay him and other talent for participating in a wrestling tour of Nigeria the Powers of Pain star coordinated approximately one year ago. He is especially steamed because some talent who appeared on the tour were within the vicinity of a bombing.
Benjamin wrote, "If any wrestler is asked by UPW/ Barbarian of Powers of Pain 2 got 2 Nigeria, get 100% of your $$ Upfront. stiffed me & the entire Crew last yr. or if U know a wrestler planning to tour with UPW/Barbarian "P.O.P" please inform them of my warning. I respect all talent that came before me and appreciate what they do but when a so called legend stiff his talent, some of which are not as fortunate as me to have made quite bit of $$ that person and his spouse Can go to Hell. Yes I'm referring only to The Barbarian. NOT WARLORD.
"Myself @valvenisent @jefflewis and a few other guys basically could have been killed when the bomb went of in Abuja the day before that bomb went off we were yards away from the embassy, and this MO'Fo turns around and stiffs talent. FUCK YOU BARBARIAN!!!
"To my fans please excuse my language but I held this in a long time hoping that Barbarian would reconcile the situation but like a true liar and Thief he nor anyone else answers calls or returns and if by accident they do pick up they hang up immediately. Thank God I have and still make a good living but I feel sorry for those guys who really depended on their pay-offs."
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Dick Harmon: Duane Hardy, Dave Rose remind us how urgent all of our days are
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Duane Hardy had a gentle, kind spirit and a humility that permeated everything about him. He was a Vietnam veteran. At six years my elder, both of us were bound by similar challenges as young married fathers struggling through college while working on the sports staff of a college newspaper.
Hardy was the sports editor of The Daily Universe at BYU in 1976 and I was one of his sportswriters trying to learn the trade and hopefully one day find a place in the business. I was eager to please him and he believed in me.
I bring up Hardy today because of his intersection with BYU head basketball coach Dave Rose, who began this basketball season undergoing surgery as part of his treatment for pancreatic cancer.
Rose has fought cancer in his body since June 2009. On Wednesday, for the 14th straight year, Rose and his wife Cheryl led a cancer fundraiser by hosting Mac's Gift Charity — the collection and distribution of gifts for 60 families who have children with cancer.
In other words, Rose talks the talk and walks the walk. He did so before his diagnosis.
Sandwiched in between BYU's loss to Utah last Saturday and the Cougars' upcoming game at Oregon comes this opportunity to tell a Rose story he probably would never share himself.
Hardy and I got our degrees one year apart. He worked for the state of Utah and I stayed in the newspaper business. Occasionally, we'd trade phone calls — and later emails — over the past 40 years, but I never saw him again.
On Oct. 9 this past fall, I received the following email from Duane:
Hello Dick,
It has been many years since our days working on The Daily Universe.
I have had a life-changing event in my life and it has prompted me to seek out my friends from the past.
In May, I retired from my data processing career with the state, only to find out that the perplexing illness that had been bothering me for a couple of weeks was pancreatic cancer.
A tumor was found in the head of my pancreas. At this time it cannot be removed. There is also cancer in my liver and other places that need to be treated first.
So right now, the length and quality of my life will be dictated by the success of my chemo treatments. Not great news, but I am faithfully going to the treatments and obeying all the rules.
I would love to see you again and maybe share a lunch. It would be fun to get a picture with you so my kids will believe that I actually worked on a paper and with a famous sportswriter.
I also have a big desire on my bucket list that you may be able to help me with.
I would love to meet and shake hands with Dave Rose.
He has become a bigger hero in my life now. Not only because he is a great coach and person, but for the way he is fighting his pancreatic cancer. I feel like I have a bond with him now. I would be honored to meet him.
I would be very grateful if you could try to set this up.
If you are unable, perhaps you could send me the name of a person I could contact.
Regardless of a Dave Rose meeting or not, I would still love to have lunch with you.
As you have time, with your busy schedule and all, will you get back with me?
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TV talk-show host and Oscar nominee Oprah Winfrey appeared as a special guest anchor on this morning's GOOD MORNING AMERICA on ABC and revealed her plans to perform on a Broadway stage. "My dream is to do Broadway," asserted Winfrey. "That is going to happen."
The 58-year-old made the comment while sitting in for GMA anchor Robin Roberts who is currently recovering from a recent bone marrow transplant.
Winfrey co-starred in Steven Spielberg's 1985 The Color Purple as distraught housewife, Sofia. She was nominated for an Academy Award for Best Supporting Actress for her performance. The film went on to become a Broadway musical which opened in late 2005, with Winfrey as a producer. In 1998, Winfrey produced and starred in the film Beloved, based on Toni Morrison's Pulitzer Prize winning novel of the same name. Her other theater producing credits include Off-Broadway's 1992 production of 'From the Mississippi Delta'.
Winfrey will next be seen in the upcoming film THE BUTLER, based on the life of White House servant EuGene Allen, who worked for eight presidential families over the course of three decades. The all star cast includes Forest Whitaker as Allen, Winfrey as Allen's wife, Matthew McConaughey as John F. Kennedy, John Cusack as Richard Nixon, Alan Rickman as Ronald Reagan, Jane Fonda as Nancy Reagan, as well as Cuba Gooding Jr., David Oyelowo, Lenny Kravitz, Jess Williams, Vanessa Redgrave, James Marsden and Alex Pettyfer. The movie is due out in theaters next year.
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The child-abuse scandal engulfing the Catholic church has shocked even its most ardent followers. Yet the Pope, who can barely bring himself to apologise for it, dares to lecture us on the state of our morals.
Sunday 19 September 2010
Let's start with a confession: I'm not really interested in religion. If Joseph Ratzinger wants to pop over to Britain, that's fine with me, as long as I don't have to pay towards it. The Vatican can surely afford the security costs when its chief executive travels abroad to promote the brand. He is welcome to style himself Pope Benedict XVI, but I don't recognise him as a head of state, and my opinion of his morals is barely printable in a family newspaper.
That's my dilemma, in a nutshell. I'd be happy never to write another word about Christianity, Islam or any other supernatural belief system if their leaders didn't keep telling me that their ethics are better than mine. On Thursday, Mr Ratzinger had barely got off the plane in Edinburgh before he was urging Britain to resist "aggressive forms of secularism". With excitable exceptions such as Richard Dawkins, most secularists I know are pretty laid back, although we do get irritated by discrimination against women and gay people. I think that's what Mr Ratzinger meant when he urged us to respect "traditional values", and I'm glad to have played a part in the struggle to eject them from public life.
The Vatican is proud of its prejudices. It can't find a single woman worthy of becoming a priest, and it has lobbied for exemptions from UK employment law and the rules governing adoption agencies so that it can go on discriminating against gay people. It gives every impression of longing for a return to the days when unmarried girls who got pregnant were treated as pariahs, their babies taken away and their families consumed with shame. In Ireland, thousands of them were imprisoned in the Magdalene laundries run by Catholic nuns, where conditions amounted to slavery.
Now the Vatican has been engulfed by a scandal involving child-rape on a vast scale, and its response has revealed a degree of moral bankruptcy that's astounded even its harshest critics. Mr Ratzinger is the head of a church which has shielded rapists from the secular authorities.
Take the astonishing case of the former Bishop of Bruges, Roger Vangheluwe. Only last week, the Vatican announced that Mr Ratzinger would not for now be disciplining Vangheluwe, who fled to a monastery in April after admitting to the sexual abuse of his nephew. A commission set up to investigate sex abuse in the Belgian church has dealt with 475 complaints, leading to an admission that children have been abused in "almost every diocese" and "virtually every school".
Ethical? I don't think so. Yet Mr Ratzinger still lectures us about morality, warning young people on Thursday to avoid the temptations of drugs, money, sex, pornography and alcohol. He also disparages celebrity, which is a joke considering that his predecessor, Mr Wojtyla, was the first celebrity Pope. In 1982, I spent one of the most boring days of my life at Wembley stadium while John Paul II celebrated open-air mass. I was there as a journalist, and all I remember is that I read an erotic novel in the press room while Mr Wojtyla denounced "sexual permissiveness".
Mr Ratzinger lacks star quality and he doesn't seem to have worked out how to revitalise the Vatican brand. He finds it so hard to say sorry for the child-rape scandal that admiring commentators are reduced to scouring his pronouncements for "glancing" references that might, with a bit of twisting, be interpreted as an apology. "The revelations for me were a great shock and sadness," he told journalists during his flight from Rome to London. I couldn't help wondering why he was shocked; after all, in his previous job, he was the Vatican official responsible for investigating allegations of sex abuse. Indeed, he's been accused of a cover-up after writing a letter in 2001 to every Catholic bishop, asserting the church's right to hold its inquiries in secret.
Under Mr Ratzinger, the Vatican is as neurotic as ever about sex, condemning consensual relationships between adults and refusing to endorse the use of condoms to reduce the spread of HIV/Aids. When will this sclerotic, celibate priesthood acknowledge that sex is wrong when it's coercive, not when it's between people who aren't married or who happen to belong to the same gender? When will it realise that its claim to the moral high ground has been undermined by scandal and by a puritan disdain that's demonstrably incapable of distinguishing between harmless pleasure and abuse?
Has religion been relegated to the private sphere in the UK? I hope so. I believe passionately in equality – the principle that everyone should have the same rights, regardless of ethnicity, gender or sexual orientation – and a common-sense decency that I've never found in the obscure language of religious texts. As Mr Ratzinger finishes his visit to Britain, I'm celebrating my values – and I just wish my taxes hadn't been used to promote his.
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DENVER, Sept. 3, 2008âMike Marko from the technical sales and design staff at Capitol Sales Company is the first in the Company to achieve status as a CEDIA certified instructor. This certification enables him to teach CEDIA University Core curriculum comprised of more than 140 courses in five industry-specific colleges. Marko, an employee at Capitol Sales since 2002, was one of a select number of instructors invited by the CEDIA Certified Instructor Action Team to participate in the certification course.
âThis process is a critical step toward validating CEDIA University courses on the worldwide certification stage,â? said Jeff Gardner, Director of Technical Training at CEDIA. âBy training and certifying our volunteer instructors, we ensure that our core curriculum is always delivered in an accurate and professional manner. As we update and fine-tune our courses, we must also make sure our instructors are the very best. We are always pleased to add someone of Mikeâs caliber to our team.â?
Marko joins 158 other instructors in successfully completing certification. One requirement to become a certified instructor was attending CEDIAâs Train the Trainer program. That course includes a review of the adult learning process, managing the learning environment and effective, quantifiable content delivery techniques.
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Suspension Coming This Week For New Orleans Saints LB Jonathan Vilma?
Even though numerous names will most likely be released down the road, New Orleans Saints linebacker Jonathan Vilma has been the only player recognized for his involvement in former defensive coordinator Greg Williams' bounty program in which players were rewarded large sums of money for severely hurting opponents during games. Now, it seems like Vilma could receive a suspension from the league as early as this week.
According to NFL Network Insider Jason La Canfora, Vilma is expected to receive a suspension ranging from anywhere between two and eight games. Roger Goodell and company have already handed out suspensions for Williams, Sean Payton, and Mickey Loomis, but they've yet to take action on any of the actual players involved.
Obviously, losing one of their key linebackers would be a huge loss for a team like New Orleans–but it's just another thing to add to the list of adjustments for next season as the team prepares to move forward with Joe Vitt taking over as interim head coach.
While Vilma was obviously not the only player involved in this bounty game, it seemed like only a matter of time before a suspension came considering numerous reports indicated he offered $10,000 to any player that took Brett Favre out of the 2010 NFC Championship when the Saints were playing the Minnesota Vikings. After an impressive 2011 season, it should be interesting to see what the Saints look like in 2012 as more details continue to emerge about this horrific story.
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Arrogance of power has been at epidemic levels at the Lindsay Street Cartel HQ too long. In elected arrogance of power, the elected assumes we are a government by and of their own personal will, similar to a tail wagging a dog.
In 2010, elected arrogance of power stripped health insurance benefits from police and fire that had worked for the benefit for up to 25 years. Now in 2013 the city has the audacity to give the same health insurance benefits taken from retirees to non-employees who have sex with a city employee.
1. The cost. It cannot even be determined right now, because no one knows how many city employees are "shacked up" and having sex with non-city employees and how many children there are.
2. The moral aspect. It is not a marriage contract in the State of Tennessee, as common law marriage and homosexual marriage are not recognized.
3. Lack of commitment. The couples cannot commit by marriage but the taxpayers are supposed to support that choice and pay the money.
4. The unfairness. The city has stripped benefits from retirees because of cost but are going to use funds to cover the city employees who have live in sex partners, and the live in's children.
5. The arrogance and demi-God attitude of Mr. Hakeen, who does not think the public has a right to disrupt their rulings by petition for a referendum. They should just take what he says and sit down and shut up. He has forgotten that he is supposed to be for the people, not cram his ideas down the peoples' throats.
6. District 2 Councilman Jerry Mitchell. He said he had checked with his district and that is what the majority of people wanted. Many people are very disappointed and angry with him. I live in District 2 and sadly Jerry is my councilman. I have yet to meet one person who is in favor of his vote. I wonder where these citizens are that are in District 2 that are for this ordinance.
7. Validation of criteria met. How do you determine these couples meet the criteria of having sex and being under the same roof for one year? How do you continue to monitor that this is still the case? Do you add additional cost by having a fraud and abuse department or do you just look the other way as a small price to pay?
8. The five council persons who voted yes are out of touch with their voters in their districts. Over 50 percent of registered voters signed the petition.
9. Illegals being covered. Do you have to be legally in the United States to have sex with a city employee for one year and then you are covered by insurance with the citizen's tax dollars? Citizen status is not covered, only sex and residency is.
10. Other companies are covering domestic partners. Just because "for profit" organizations are covering domestic partners doesn't mean we should spend our tax dollars for insurance coverage for people living with and having sexual relations with a city employee. You know the old saying, "Just because someone jumps off a bridge doesn't mean you have to also". Let these people sign up for Affordable Care Act coverage.
11. Other needs the city has. There are plenty of other needs the city has that the tax money can be spent on instead of this ordinance. What about the roads and sewers? What about reinstating and paying for retirees benefits?
Stop the insanity and stop the ordinance. Vote against it. Send a message to the five council members and maybe next time, they really will check with their district residents.
See you at the voting booth.
Suzanne Keith
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Suzanne, I live in District 2 and I 100 percent support Jerry Mitchell's vote and several of my neighbor's also stand behind his vote. And while I support the choice for citizens to oppose the ordinance and also the ability to start a petition drive, I adamantly disagree that this was done for anything other that the "homosexual" aspect of the ordinance. I have heard many that supported the petition cite the "moral" issue. Suzanne's number two reason to oppose the ordinance, "The moral aspect." Well, with all due respect to Suzanne, April, Mark West and company, I do not feel that it is "moral" to lie to Chattanooga citizens in order to get them to sign the petition. And that is what precisely happened to me and a group of other Chattanooga citizens.
The day after Thanksgiving, I was walking into the clubhouse of a local golf course. I was approached by a guy (I am very familiar with this guy and I have played in the same group with him on numerous occasions over the past several years. He is always friendly to me as I am to him and I have always enjoyed talking to him.) and he asked if I was a city resident and I told him I was and I then noticed the clipboard in his hand. I then drew the conclusion on what was on his clipboard; "The Petition." So I then responded that I did not have a problem with gay city employees being able to get insurance for their partner and that I wasn't interested in signing. He then shares that if the ordinance is signed in to law, then men could walk into the women's restroom, expose their genitalia (he did not use that exact word) and not be fired. At this point I am thinking to myself, "Would that not be considered sexual assault, which is a felony in Tennessee."
Another gentleman (another man with who I am quite familiar) overhears our conversation and explains that sex changes would also be required to be covered by the city. At this point, there are several other customers in the vicinity that could hear our conversation, but they did not join in with the discussion. I then excused myself from the conversation. The volunteer with the petition did approach me again 20 or 30 minutes later to ensure me that didn't want me to feel pressured to sign the petition and that he was only sharing what would happen with the adopting of the ordinance.
Now, I do not want it to come across as though I am stating that all of the petition drive volunteers were engaged of similar type fear-based tactics, I am simply sharing a personal experience. However, I do wonder how many other citizens were misinformed to gain their signature?
Jeremy Allen
North Chattanooga
I'm sorry - but this opposition to benefit packages for domestic partners feels less about economics and pension plans and more about disapproval, judgment and hate - inspired by religious fanaticism. It reminds me of Fred Phelps and the Westboro Baptist Church. I hope I'm wrong - I really do.
But if I'm right - Fred Phelps and his cast of idiots are proud of Chattanooga today. The thought of Fred Phelps celebrating anything makes me sick to my stomach - much less his approval of those opposed to an ordinance recognizing a committed legitimate partnership.
I don't claim to know anything - I do claim to know how something makes me feel. Enough of this nonsense - do the right thing - allow these benefits to happen and let Chattanooga continue its path of becoming one of the great small cities in this country.
George Parker
November 26, 2014
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in commending Masing for taking Mara to task, said yesterday that not only the officer concerned had failed to perform his duty but it showed the officer's discriminatory inclination.
Recently, Masing said asking questions on Islamic matters to non-Muslim students applying for scholarship in an interview was "plain wrong".
Masing's remarks were made in response to complaints that candidates were asked on Islamic matters, which included their understanding and opinion on the hudud law, "rukun solat" and "adat menziarah jenazah". They were also asked to name some Muslim prophets.
Chen said he agreed with Masing that it was not right for Mara to ask the non- Muslim scholarship applicants questions that they did not know the answers to.
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Walks And Walking – The Great South West Walk 2013
Walks And Walking – The Great South West Walk 2013.
I absolutely love the walks along the South West Coast Path and this year the South West Coast Path Association is welcoming people to take part in a special event to celebrate their 40th anniversary this Spring -"The Great South West Walk 2013 – putting 40 years of love back into the Coast Path!" The aim is to raise funds for small but significant improvement projects, over and above general maintenance of the path, throughout the route of the South West Coast Path in Cornwall, Devon, Dorset and Somerset.
The Great South West Walk 2013 event in April/May aims to encourage walkers to take part in a series of sponsored walks which have been broken down into 56 legs and will be done in relay to cover the entire 630 mile path. Meeting with a birthday party at Land's End on 7th May 2013, the South coast series starts at Poole on 3rd April, with the North coast series starting at Minehead on 16th April. Each leg will be guided by local experts, rangers and path wardens, who are all assisting the SWCPA with this event.
Walkers joining the anniversary event will be asked to try to raise sponsorship, with every pound making a difference, so that further funding can be levered from relevant organisations via matched giving. Brian Panton, Chairman of the South West Coast Path Association explains:
"We want as many people as possible to take part. People can take part in a half day or full day walk, through to a number of legs over several days, building a walking holiday. Whether people are walking long or short distances, coming from near or far, we hope that thousands of people will take part to support this spectacular coast line. More information about each leg of the walk, the dates and the corresponding improvement project is on our website."
Through individual sponsorship, grants, corporate sponsorship and matched giving, the target is to raise £250,000. This will enable over 50 improvement projects spread along the route of the entire path to be completed during 2013. These projects have all been selected to enhance the experience and enjoyment of walkers using the path. From locals to visitors, dog walkers to family outings, hill climbers to gentle strollers – the South West Coast Path is enjoyed by many. It is used for recreation and business, is vital for the economy, whilst providing a tool for a range of charities to raise funds.
It is a unique part of our heritage and it needs help. So please get involved with the Great South West Walk and help put some love back into the Coast Path! A large number of countryside organisations are supporting the event including the South West Coast Path Team, the National Trust, County Councils and Areas of Outstanding Natural Beauty Teams, along with local walking groups and numerous tourism businesses.
Walkers need to register by 4th March for The Great South West Walk 2013
For more information, or to sign up to take part, please visit here, or contact the SWCPA on 01752 896237.
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Made this ring today!! The copperwire I have aged before I made the ring. Used the hammer a little aswell. I'm not totally happy overthe result but a good try ;)
Components:Aged copperwire, (Labradorite)I guess???
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Thank you my ladies I'm not unhappy with the overall look it is just small stuff hheheu yeah yea the snake is cute I think
I guess that Ravin gonna like it aswell
I really like this snake, Frida… such a clever idea… and a great job !!!!
Very cool!!
I love it!!!
Unusual and lovely…you did a wonderful job with this, Frida!
Frida! Oh, this ring rocks! Fabulous wire work, my friend!
Wow, he's adorable. Great ring, love it!
Thank ou my friends glad u liked it
Unique and beautiful ring!
Another cool ring…
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