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I was SO optimistic that this was going to be THE month!
Alas, AF showed up lightly on Wed and was in full swing on Thurs.... Moving onto Cycle 4.
I sure wish I didn't suck at figuring out when I'm ovulating!
On the bright side.... At least odds are I won't be in labor next July when I plan on sitting in the theatre for the Midnight showing of the final Harry Potter film!
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Thanks ladies.
I'm really wishing I'd started trying sooner. We wanted to have our 2nd when our daughter was 3... she'll be 4 in April so, if I get pregnant anytime soon, she'll be practically 5 by the time the kid is born! It's just so frustrating... as you all know from your own experiences!
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In its 52nd holiday concert series, the Amador Choraliers will be presenting a wide range of seasonal tunes. As they sing traditional favorites such as, "God Rest You Merry Gentlemen" and "What Child is This," you will feel the comfort of the season like a visit from old friends. With their renditions of new songs such as,"Mozart's Fa-La-La" and "Sparklejollytwinklejingley," you will discover the joy of a brightly wrapped present under the tree.
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We learned this morning that the 14-year-old subject of an Amber Alert who was found safe in Stockton yesterday after allegedly being abducted from a gas station in San Andeas has been arrested and accused of making up the kidnapping story.
Here's the official working from a Calaveras Sheriff's Office Press Release issued late yesterday evening.
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A couple gathers their closest friends and family around the table. The couple is excited, nervous, anxious and full of joy, all at the same time.
"We're expecting!" they yell.
Cheers and tears of joy typically follow this pronouncement with congratulatory hugs being shared among guests. What was once a traditional moment to be shared and remembered by all present is a fading tradition for many of today's young couples.
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Welcome to The First Presbyterian Church in Springfield!
We are a welcoming congregation that seeks to cultivate disciples of Jesus Christ in a community of learning, healing and sharing. Located in the heart of Flourtown, we are rich in history and we are boldly forging our future for which we know God is preparing us. Our congregation believes in the importance of family; commitment to our neighborhood and world through mission; and nurturing spiritual values through our ministries of worship, education, and fellowship. Read more...
Upcoming Events:
First Sundays at First Pres: Monthly Vespers Service on the first Sunday evening of each month at 5:00 pm. Feel free to come as you are to an intimate time of worship through prayer, music, communion and liturgy. Sunday, Dec.7 - Advent Vespers led by the Youth Group; music by pianist Ting Ting Wong. Children and youth of all ages are most welcome to participate in this less formal worship experience.
Congregation Meeting to elect the Pastor Nominating Committee: Sunday, Dec. 7 - 11:00 am.
Advent Luncheon: Sunday, Dec. 7 - 11:30 am. Join us for Sloppy Joe's and fellowship around the yuletide table!
"Amahl and the Night Visitors" presented by Poor Richard's Opera: Sunday, Dec. 14 - 4:00 pm. This performance of the endearing Christmas opera is free to the community. Community singers are welcome to sing with the chorus; rehearsal is on Thursday evening, Dec. 11. Please email Music Director Ting Ting Wong if you would like to sing: firstname.lastname@example.com
Christmas Cantata - "The Winter Rose": Sunday, Dec. 14 @ 10 am. Rehearsals Thursday evenings @ 8:15 pm.
Christmas Eve Candlelight Worship Services: 4:30 pm Family Service, 8:00 pm Special Music, 11:00 pm with Chancel Choir
Philabundance: 3rd Saturday of every month 12p.m.-4p.m. Once a month we travel to Philabundance in South Philly (3 blocks from Citizens Bank Park) to help pack Senior boxes, which are delivered to seniors who are unable to get out to shop. The work is not difficult and the fellowship is fun! Meet in the church parking lot for carpooling.
Thanksgiving Baskets: Food sorting and basket distribution is scheduled for Friday, Nov. 21 at Germantown Ave. Crisis Ministry. If you would like to help, please call the church office. If you can donate a turkey, label it and leave it in the church freezer by Thurs. Nov. 20. Thanksgiving non-perishables for the baskets can also be dropped off at the church Sharing Cupboard.
Men's Winter Clothing Drive: Nov. 30 - Dec. 14. Gently used and clean men's clothing is needed to stock the Clothing Closet at Broad Street Ministry. We are collecting men's jeans, hoodies and sweatshirts, sweaters, sneakers and boots. A collection box will be in Taylor Hall through December 14.
Don't forget the Sharing Cupboard! Canned and packaged food items are desperately needed each week. Your contributions are much appreciated and always delivered to Germantown Ave. Crisis Ministry on Tuesdays. The community is welcome to drop off food donations on Sunday mornings between 9-12, and most Monday-Thursday evenings from 7:30-8:30.
Ongoing Weekly Events:
Senior High Youth Group- now meeting Sundays 11:30 - 1:00 pm. Lunch will be served.
Youth Choir Rehearsal: Sundays 11:15 - 11:45 am
Bell Choir rehearsal: Thursdays 6:30 - 7:30
Chancel Choir rehearsal: Thursdays 7:30 - 9:00 pm
Moms and Tots Playgroup: Thursday mornings 9:30 am
Senior Luncheon: Fridays 11:30 am - 1:00 pm
Circle 1 – Every second Thursday of the month, 11:30 a.m., Room 101
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My husband & I love the name Steele as a middle name for a boy, we just need a first name to go with it! Thanks!!
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I have 14 year old twins named Gregory (Greg) and Norah, an 11 year-old named Andrea and a 3 year-old named Patrick. We're expecting another girl but just can't come up with the perfect name. I don't like really girly names, but I also don't like boys' names on girls. Do you have any suggestions?
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The fifth-grade Barton Blazers, coached by Troy Griffith, Chris Ryan and Clint Brown, placed second at the Hays Big Brothers/Big Sisters MAYB Basketball Tournament last Saturday. The Blazers defeated Hays Tribe, 29-19; Gray County, 36-16; and the Hays Trojans, 23-7, advancing to the championship game, where they lost in a tough game to the Salina Dawgz, 27-25.
The Claflin Lions Club is sponsoring basketball author and historian Steven Michael Farney on Monday, Feb. 18, at the Claflin Community Center, located at 409 A Street in Claflin.
After improving to 9-5 overall, 3-1 in Western Athletic Conference action, beating Liberal High School last Friday night, the Great Bend Lady Panthers basketball team take a break from league play tonight.
Tryouts for the Great Bend American Legion baseball teams will be held on Feb. 24 at Kirkman Activity Center on the Barton Community College campus.
The 6th grade Great Bend Panthers boys MAYB basketball team brought home a trophy Saturday, Jan. 5 from the round robin tournament at Dodge City High School. Eight teams made up two pools, with each playing a round robin, with records in pool play to determine seeding in championship play. Great Bend won against the Southard Cyclone, Hays Cavs White and the Liberal Indians. They lost their championship game to Hays Tribe, which ultimately put them in second place overall. The Tribe came in first, and the Dodge City Bulls came in third. Front row: Chance Perry, Zack Jacobs and ...
SALINA - The Great Bend Middle School girls' "A" and "B" basketball teams opened the new year with victories on the road on Thursday at Salina South.
At the Christmas break, the Great Bend Middle School eighth-grade boys basketball "A" team record stands at 7-2.
It's time for our annual "Turkey Awards"; that time of year when we recognize the biggest "turkeys" from the world of sports. Gobble. Gobble. Gobble!
The Great Bend Middle School Panther boys played Larned Middle School Monday at Larned. All the teams won their games.
Great Bend Middle School wrestlers traveled to Salina on Saturday to test their skills against Salina Lakewood, Clay Center, and McPherson. The panther wrestlers won their first match up with Salina Lakewood 63-39.
SALINA - On Nov. 21, four area residents participated in the 2014 Kansas Regional Powerlifting Meet held in Salina. Those taking part were Tom Beckwith of Great Bend, Kim Heinz and Art Keffer of Ellinwood and David Tudor of Bushton. There were 35 lifters who attended and participated in the meet.
The Great Bend Middle School Panther boys played Larned Middle School Monday at Larned. All the teams won their games.
The Great Bend Middle School seventh and eighth grade boys and girls Panther basketball teams played Salina Lakewood Thursday evening. The boys played at GBMS and the girls played at Salina.
The sixth-annual Great Bend Storm Special Olympics Turkey Bowl will kick off at 10 a.m. Friday, Nov. 28, at Great Bend High School's Memorial Stadium. Registration begins at 8:30 a.m.
Sheahon Zenger, the athletic director at the University of Kansas, is between a rock and a hard place. He's up that well-known creek without a paddle. He's damned if he does and damned if he doesn't.
Sheahon Zenger, the athletic director at the University of Kansas, is between a rock and a hard place. He's up that well-known creek without a paddle. He's damned if he does and damned if he doesn't.
TOPEKA - The Great Bend fifth grade Panthers football team is at it again. On Nov. 22 and 23, the Panthers are taking part in the 12th-annual National Youth Sports Sanctioning Organization Turkey Bowl at Topeka.
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NESS CITY -- Cody Price was proud of his first career interception, but his signature moment came for the Central Plains linebacker occurred on a running play.
Jayce Brack signed a letter of intent to throw for the Kansas State Univeristy track team. When asked what was going through his mind from the time he received the acceptance letter to when he made it all final and it became a reality he said, "It felt good to finally make it official. I've grown up a Kansas State fan and really love the atmosphere at Kansas State and Manhattan. A lot of schools always talk about family but Kansas State is a school that genuinely has a family atmosphere. I was just really excited to have the ...
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FOXBORO -- Enough is enough.
It's time for Rob Gronkowski to hit the field running Sunday like Danny Amendola did in pregame warmups this past Sunday in Cincinnati or acknowledge that it might be a while before No. 87 hits anything.
Limbo is a terrible place to be. Just ask the Patriots. Their most valuable receiver in the most potent offense of the last decade has been PUP/MIA all season. Not even Wes Welker created the mismatches on the field that Gronkowski generated -- when healthy -- the last three seasons.
Sure, he's been on the practice field. There was practically a ticker-tape parade outside Gillette when he was spotted "in clear view" of all reporters the week before the season began, performing routine training exercises on the Revolution's soccer pitch below the practice fields.
This week, Gronkowski spoke on Thursday, a day later than normal. No one would blame Gronkowski if he wanted to avoid the heavy crush of media customary on Wednesdays. Still, the moment the locker room opened at 12:30 Thursday afternoon, there was a beeline of 10 reporters and seven cameras to Gronkowski's locker. Poor Matthew Mulligan, Gronk's immediate neighbor to his left. Mulligan was remarkably gracious, "No problem," he told me. "You all have a job to do."
The fatigue factor is written all over everyone's face inside Gillette Stadium, and the crowd grows bigger and bigger.
They're tired of answering the same old question week after week after week. Will Gronk be on the field this week?
"It's basically nothing new," Gronkowski said Thursday. "Just working hard every week, working hard out at practice and nothing's changed. We're day by day like we've been from the very beginning. It's all about the New England Patriots vs. the New Orleans Saints this weekend. It's going to be exciting. They've got a good team."
That's the point. For this to be about the Patriots and their opponents, the questions, speculation and mind-reading about Gronkowski has to come to an end. Admittedly, with the decision now in the hands of Dr. James Andrews, the decision isn't entirely theirs anymore.
"Whenever that happens, who knows? I feel like I've kind of talked about it a lot the past five weeks," Tom Brady said with a smile that belies his growing irritation. "If he is there, he's there. If he's not, he's not. We're going to try to win anyway."
Brady likely is irritated because he wants his game-changing tight end back on the field and to get on with the business of trying to score points like he used to. With quarterbacks like Drew Brees (this Sunday), Peyton Manning and Joe Flacco on the schedule, Brady knows eventually the Patriots need to get their butts in gear.
"I just want us to score points, so whatever it takes to score points, that's what matters," Brady said. "I think you let your emotions get into it and feelings and so forth. I mean, realistically, you have to come up with a plan. We have to figure out [how] to score points. I said after the game, we're not going to win many games scoring six points. So, if we score six points this weekend we probably won't win. We've got to do a lot better than that."
And Gronk is a huge part of that. Everyone knew the Patriots would take a hit with no Aaron Hernandez and Rob Gronkowski to start the season. But at 6:01 p.m. on Aug. 31 when Gronkowski came off the PUP, there was immediate speculation as to when he might play.
Weeks 1 and 2 were almost immediately ruled out as Gronkowski worked his way back into condition in practice, which was one big reason for taking him off the PUP list. But as the team closely monitored his condition, Gronkowski was showing signs of doing everything in practice that he needed to do to play in a game.
There was the thought inside the organization that Gronkowski would be cleared and ready to take the field against Tampa Bay. But Gronkowski, reportedly on the advice of his father and those in his inner circle, backed off. The word is that his forearm wasn't healing the way they thought after his fourth surgery since breaking it last November.
Go ahead, blame the media for asking the same repetitive question all you want, but until the star tight end returns to action, it's a question that has to be asked.
Bill Belichick is tired of having to stare down the NFL Network's Albert Breer every time Breer asks about Gronkowski -- at least that's the obvious impression the Patriots coach gives. Belichick might as well put a hologram of himself up on the fancy new podium setup in the media workroom and hit the play button every time he's asked.
That way he won't have to say "day to day" four times like he did on Wednesday. He won't have to answer, "He practiced," when asked about Gronkowski's physical condition every other day.
Look, everyone knows the deal. Belichick isn't about to disclose trade secrets or any player's health status publicly.
But this is a little different. No one wants Gronk back on the field more than Belichick and his quarterback.
Brady can talk all he wants -- as he did Wednesday -- how the Patriots won four games without the tight end and they'll try to win if he's not in the lineup Sunday vs. New Orleans.
But the fact is that inside the walls of Gillette there is a growing impatience with this situation. In September, it was assumed that Gronkowski would eventually be back on the field and back at full strength with no worries. Now, that certainty is gone.
"I'm just working every day, improving every day to my max and taking it day by day," Gronkowski said, before being asked what it will be like to finally get back on the field in a game. "It's going to be a great feeling, obviously. Just been working hard towards that goal, working hard every day to achieve that. It's going to be exciting when it happens. It's going to be awesome.
"Really just taking each at a time and just trying to improve every day at a time and that's all. I'm improving every week. Obviously, when I started at the beginning, conditioning was pretty rough, but that's what practice is for and working hard is for. Just improving every week, taking it day by day, and we'll be super excited when I get out there."
Gronkowski won't be the only one "super excited" if he finally takes the field Sunday. Then, and only then, will the questions finally stop.
Fred Smerlas, Steve DeOssie and Butch Stearns break down all aspects of the Patriots win over the Lions, and take your calls as well.
WEEI.com's Mike Petraglia and Chris Price break down the Patriots' 34-9 win over the Lions, the team's seventh win in a row. The defense stepped up again and now gets a crack at Aaron Rodgers next Sunday.
The guys give their final thoughts and predictions leading up to the 1pm matchup with Detroit.
How have the Celtics looked after a couple weeks? Could they be a playoff team? These questions and more...
Sam and Ben talk with Greg Dickerson about how fun this year's Celtics team is to watch as well Jeff Green trade ideas.
Kyle Draper joins Danny Picard to talk about the Celtics chances this season in the Eastern Conference, last Wednesday's home opener blowout against the Nets, and Rajon Rondo's future in Boston
Red Sox beat writer Brian MacPherson joins Danny Picard to talk about the Red Sox going after Jon Lester and other free agents.
The Hot Stove guys are talking about Pablo Sandoval and Jon Lester's contract offers from the Red Sox. They then por one out for the Giancarlo Stanton rumors being put to bed.
The Hot Stove boys are back again, talking about Jon Lester, Pablo Sandoval, Giancarlo Stanton's b
Dale and Michael get Jack Edwards' 'state of the B' report and talk about the win over the Blues at the Garden on Tuesday.
Andy Brickley joined the show and touched on last night's convincing win over a good team, Matt Bartkowski needing a wake up call, and the NHL review process.
Pierre joins the guys to talk about the Bruins struggles, the NHL franchise in Las Vegas, and the return of the glow puck!
BC's head coach joined the show to preview the Florida State game.
Rodney Harrison previewed the Patriots and Lions with the guys.
The top stories of the as recounted by Kirk Minihane.
Detective Fauria tells us the infamous gloryhole story from VICE squad and other stories Christian's past.
Just out of practice, Kyle Arrington joins the guys to preview Pats-Lions
Christian in Foxboro returns, this time he's trolling Detroit sports radio station 97.1 The Ticket's Stoney and Bill show . Christian rips Lions fans and asks why his nephew, Joseph, isn't getting the ball more.
We check in with the playmaker Michael Irvin for his weekly update on all things NFL. We talk to Michael about the Raiders first win, the LeGarrette Blount saga, and how the Pats will do against the Lions this weekend.
Michael and Dale discuss Jonas Gray's tardiness, and try and predict how the running-back will respond and make up for his error.
We talk with Tom E Curran and debate whether or not the Patriots current performance is more reminiscent of the 2004 or 2007 Patriots.
Brandon covers the NFL, particularly the Detroit Lions for Bleacher Report. He gives us his thoughts on this Sunday's game and how the Lions stack up against the Patriots.
Mikey, Villani, Lenny and Kerry Byrne are talking Patriots-Lions and how the team this year stacks up to Patriots teams of the past.
Some more Musical Mikey Magic to get ready for Sunday's Patriots-Lions game.
Jerry Thornton's first podcast explores sports stories that would make for interesting 30 for 30 documentaries.
Andy Merritt of the New England Hockey Journal joined WEEI.com's Scott McLaughlin to talk about the play of Vermont and Providence, as well as other happenings around Hockey East. Merrimack coach Mark Dennehy also joined the show to talk about his team's good start, his freshman class and how he uses possession stats.
Joining the show today Mut the all-purpose back of WEEI. We talk about players we have hated over the years as well as Rajon Rondo and what is ailing the Celtics.
We check in with the playmaker Michael Irvin for his weekly update on all things NFL. We talk to Michael about the Raiders first win, the LeGarrette Blount saga, and how the Pats will do against the Lions this weekend.More from this show
Christian in Foxboro returns, this time he's trolling Detroit sports radio station WDFN's Shep in the Morning Show. Christian rips Lions fans and asks why his nephew, Joseph, isn't getting the ball more.More from this show
Danny opens the show on Saturday afternoon looking at Sunday's matchup against the Detroit Lions. The Pats added former RB LeGarrette Blount to the line up. Calvin Johnson brings up an interesting match up for the DB's. Jonas Gray showed up late on Friday. And could Reggie Bush be tough for the LB's to cover?More from this show
Adam Schefter joins the guys to give his prediction for Pats-Lions, talks about the snow in Buffalo, and the Adrian Peterson saga.More from this show
Michael and Dale discuss Jonas Gray's tardiness, and try and predict how the running-back will respond and make up for his error.More from this show


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Just months after welcoming in a set of twins with wife/singer Mariah Carey, actor/rapper Nick Cannon has been hospitalized in Aspen due to kidney complications.
Carey took to Twitter to ask her over five million followers to pray for Cannon.
"Please pray for Nick as he's fighting to recover from a mild kidney failure. #mybraveman http://pic.twitter.com/ZtH2kIOV," she tweeted January 4th. (Mariah Carey's Twitter)
She also posted a message on her blog to explain the situation's seriousness.
"This is us in the hospital – role reversal; Last year it was me attached to the machines (after having dembabies) and Nick was there with me through it, and now here we are. We're trying to be as festive as possible under the circumstances but please keep Nick in your thoughts because this is very painful. They tried to kick me out of the hospital but here I am pon de bed with Mr. C. We're doing OK but we're "straaaaaanded in Aspen". #DramaticDivaPlace (I know, we could be in a lot worse places) but the truth is as long as we're together, we're OK. I'm not trying to make light out of the situation because it's a serious moment that's very tough on all of us so please keep us and our family in your prayers. LYM." (Mariah Carey's Blog)
The married couple welcomed their first children together last April.
It's official — Mimi is now a mama! Mariah Carey gave birth to twins – a boy and a girl – on Saturday. The 41-year-old singing superstar gave birth at 12:07 p.m. EDT at an undisclosed hospital in Los Angeles, Mariah's rep, Cindi Berger, told the Associated Press. Nick and Mariah's baby girl was reportedly born first, weighing 5 pounds, 3 ounces, and was 18 inches long; while her brother was next, at 5 pounds 6 ounces, and was 19 inches. The twins coincidentally arrived on the couple's fourth wedding anniversary. (Access Hollywood)
Over the summer, Cannon spoke to SOHH about having fun in hip-hop.
"This is really entertainment, what happened to when we were having fun in hip-hop," Cannon asked SOHH. "If I can wave that flag like, 'I'm that dude that can have fun in hip-hop,' then I don't mind being the corny dude. I have no problems with that. I've accomplished everything I've wanted to do by having a good time and doing it with a smile. So, I'm just trying to give people an alternative." (SOHH)
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Watch the trigger. If you pull it all the way back, your color will be very concentrated. If you want lighter coverage, just pull it back a tiny bit. In fact, I'd play with it first before going anywhere near the cake. A paper towel makes a perfectly fine "canvas".
Make sure you clean the residual color from the reservoir before changing colors. I always keep a small glass of water and paper towels nearby for this. When you've finished using a color, dunk the front part of the airbrush into the water while pulling the trigger to get rid of the color, then spray the water you've collected from dunking onto the paper towel. Dry everything off, then squeeze your new color into the reservoir.
Airbrush color will bleed if your buttercream (or whatever icing you've used on the cake) is too moist. Crusting buttercream will give you the best results, IMO.
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MINNEAPOLIS - Give 'em enough time, and John Dodson knows the UFC's flyweights can deliver.
With his win over highly touted Jussier Formiga at Friday's UFC on FX 5 event, Dodson has earned the first shot at UFC flyweight champion Demetrious Johnson's title. He hopes the reaction to their upcoming fight is better than some recent ones.
"I had some hot blonde come up to me with a smile," Dodson told MMAjunkie.com, "and she's like, 'You suck.'"
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UFC flyweight John Lineker believes he has already earned a title shot, even though his fight never took place over the weekend. John Lineker may have initially missed weight ahead of his co-main event match-up before seeing it canceled due to his opponent suffering a "blood infection," but that did not stop him from requesting a title shot against champion Demetrious Johnson in the immediate future. "Since I wanted to fight (McCall) and ask for a shot at the title, why can't I just go ahead and read news >>
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UFC flyweight John Lineker has fought five times in the UFC's famed Octagon but has failed to make weight three times, and his weight issues may have cost him a title shot. read news >>
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Obama's Justice Department Agrees to Pay $120,000.00 To Pro-Life Protestor Over Frivolous Prosecution
Hattip to Tina Korbe at Hot Air. The complete contempt that the Obama administration has for the civil liberties of Americans was exemplified in its prosecution of pro-life protestor Mary Pine.
The Justice Department has dropped an appeal in Holder v. Pine against pro-life sidewalk counselor Mary "Susan" Pine, who is represented by the civil rights firm Liberty Counsel. The DOJ has agreed to pay $120,000 for this frivolous lawsuit which, as the evidence indicated, was intended to intimidate Ms. Pine and send a shot over the bow of pro-lifers around the country.
Mr. Holder unsuccessfully sought thousands of dollars in fines against Ms. Pine, as well as a permanent injunction banning her from counseling women on the public sidewalk outside the Presidential Women's Center (PWC) abortion mill (or any other "reproductive services" clinic).
After 18 months of litigation, the DOJ's case was thrown out of federal court, and the department was chastised in a scathing ruling by U.S. District Judge Kenneth Ryskamp for filing a case with no evidence.
Judge Ryskamp wrote that Holder's complete failure to present any evidence of wrongdoing, coupled with the DOJ's cozy relationship with PWC and their apparent joint decision to destroy video surveillance footage of the alleged "obstruction," caused the court to suspect a conspiracy at the highest levels of the Obama administration. "The Court is at a loss as to why the Government chose to prosecute this particular case in the first place," wrote Judge Ryskamp. "The Court can only wonder whether this action was the product of a concerted effort between the Government and PWC, which began well before the date of the incident at issue, to quell Ms. Pine's activities rather than to vindicate the rights of those allegedly aggrieved by Ms. Pine's conduct." →']);" class="more-link">Continue reading
Andrew Breitbart Addresses Students for Life
At C-PAC on January 10, 2012 Andrew Breitbart, who died today, explains how he became pro-life. Brietbart always understood that the struggle over the culture was more important that the political battles, although they were very important. Adopted as an infant, and the father of four kids, Breitbart understood how the pro-abort dominance of the arts and entertainment helps sustain the pro-abort cause. Something for us all to remember and to work to change.
Ross Douthat's Readers Prove his Point
I can easily imagine from their comments how much it galls the typical readers of the New York Times to read opinion pieces by Ross Douthat. Today he explains to his reader the extreme media bias on the issue of abortion.
Conservative complaints about media bias are sometimes overdrawn. But on the abortion issue, the press's prejudices are often absolute, its biases blatant and its blinders impenetrable. In many newsrooms and television studios across the country, Planned Parenthood is regarded as the equivalent of, well, the Komen foundation: an apolitical, high-minded and humanitarian institution whose work no rational person — and certainly no self-respecting woman — could possibly question or oppose.
Go here to read the rest. To pro-lifers this is very old news. It is hysterically funny however to read the comments to his piece: →']);" class="more-link">Continue reading
Marco Rubio Gives Passionate Pro-life Speech
This is an issue that, especially for those that enter the public arena and refuse to leave our faith behind, speaks to more than just our politics. It speaks to what we want to do with the opportunity we have been given in our life, to serve and to glorify our Creator.
Marco Rubio
Video of Senator Marco Rubio (R. Fla.) delivering the keynote address on February 1, 2012 at the Susan B. Anthony List Fifth Gala for Life. If Rubio isn't the Republican vice-president nominee this year, despite his disclaiming of any interest in the office, the GOP leadership is crazy. He is eloquent, youthful and a brilliant defender of life. His nomination will seal up Florida, gain the Republicans a larger share of the Hispanic vote than they have ever garnered before in a Presidential race and bring enthusiasm and hope to the ranks of social conservative voters.
Tying this speech in with his sponsorship of the Religious Freedom Restoration Act of 2012 this week, Rubio is clearly signaling that if he is placed on the ticket he intends to champion issues near and dear to the hearts of Catholics. Obama decides to use the Church as a punching bag in order to appease his leftist base. Rubio counters with a defense of the Church and Life to draw a stark contrast. Obama will soon have his Yamamoto moment:
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Bias? What Bias?
The bias of most of the main stream media is well known, but a current example by CBS is beyond parody:
Over the years, pro-life activists have come to accept that the media isn't interested in their annual March for Life in Washington D.C. protesting abortion, even though it routinely attracts hundreds of thousands of people. But this year's photo slideshow hosted on a local Washington CBS website has activists scratching their heads in disbelief.
Currently the March for Life slideshow of seven photos features protesters who actually support abortion; none of the photos actually feature pro-life marchers. →']);" class="more-link">Continue reading
A Baby by any Other Name
Hattip to Pat Archbold at Creative Minority Report for the video gently lampooning the twisted language employed by pro-aborts to attempt to deny the humanity of the unborn.
George Orwell, who literally wrote the book on how totalitarian regimes use language to serve evil ends, would have loved the video. Although an agnostic and an opponent of the Catholic Church, Orwell was also not only an enemy of the dishonest use of euphemisms, but also an ardent foe of abortion. This section of his novel Keep the Aspidistra Flying (1936) indicates how deeply he hated abortion: →']);" class="more-link">Continue reading
Say Not the Struggle Naught Availeth
In a sensitive area such as this, involving as it does issues over which reasonable men may easily and heatedly differ, I cannot accept the Court's exercise of its clear power of choice by interposing a constitutional barrier to state efforts to protect human life and by investing mothers and doctors with the constitutionally protected right to extinguish it.
Justice Byron White-Dissent in Roe v. Wade (January 22, 1973)
SAY not the struggle naught availeth,
The labour and the wounds are vain,
The enemy faints not, nor faileth,
And as things have been they remain.
If hopes were dupes, fears may be liars;
It may be, in yon smoke conceal'd,
Your comrades chase e'en now the fliers,
And, but for you, possess the field.
For while the tired waves, vainly breaking,
Seem here no painful inch to gain,
Far back, through creeks and inlets making,
Comes silent, flooding in, the main.
And not by eastern windows only,
When daylight comes, comes in the light;
In front the sun climbs slow, how slowly!
But westward, look, the land is bright
Arthur Hugh Clough
Holy Innocents
A voice in Rama was heard, lamentation and great mourning; Rachel bewailing her children, and would not be comforted, because they are not.
Matthew 2:18
Herod's murder of the Holy Innocents is remembered on this feast day of the Holy Innocents. Go here to view a moving depiction of this horrendous crime from the film Jesus of Nazareth. Herod ordered this massacre in a futile attempt to stop the Light of the World from completing His mission of salvation. In our day Holy Innocents are slaughtered each and every day in an ultimately futile attempt to deny what Christ taught: that we are all brothers and sisters and that we must love God and love one another. Some day this modern Herod emulation that goes by the name of legal abortion will cease, and the feast day of the Holy Innocents is a very good day for us to resolve to work unceasingly to bring that day closer. →']);" class="more-link">Continue reading
Peter Kreeft Calls a Spade a Bloody Shovel
We live in a low, dishonest age where blatant evil is protected with euphemisms. I take heart whenever anyone stands up against this meretricious trend. I therefore applaud Dr. Peter Kreeft, Boston College Philosophy Professor and a Catholic convert, for his remarks at a speech sponsored by the Diocese of Madison, Wisconsin on the subject of whether a Catholic can be a liberal. He minced no words when the subject of abortion and the Kennedy clan came up:
During the Q&A, an audience member brought up the Kennedy political dynasty and how a group of leading theologians and Catholic college professors had met with Kennedy family members in the mid-1960s and came up with a way for Catholic politicians to support a pro-abortion rights platform with clear consciences.
Kreeft said these Catholic advisers "told the Kennedys how they could get away with murder." Kreeft then made one of his boldest comments of the evening, suggesting the theologians who first convinced Democratic politicians they could support abortion rights and remain Catholic did more damage to the Catholic Church than pedophile priests.
"These were wicked people. These were dishonest people. These were people who, frankly, loved power more than they loved God," Kreeft said. "Sorry, that's just the way it is. In fact, I'd say these were even worse than the child molesters — though the immediate damage they did was not as obvious — because they did it deliberately, it wasn't a sin of weakness. Sins of power are worse than sins of weakness. Cold, calculating sins — that's straight from the devil."
A few minutes later, the talk over, the crowd gave him a standing ovation.
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Steve Jobs: Thanks Mom For Not Aborting Me!
A follow up to my post, which may be read here, regarding Steve Jobs, Adoption and Abortion. Pro-lifers have gotten some static for bringing up the fact that Steve Jobs could have ended up aborted if his mother had not chosen life for him. Well, it appears that Steve Jobs was thankful that his mother did not choose to kill him through abortion.
"I wanted to meet [her] mostly to see if she was OK and to thank her, because I'm glad I didn't end up as an abortion," he said. "She was 23 and she went through a lot to have me." →']);" class="more-link">Continue reading
Elections Have Consequences: Congress to Investigate Worse Than Murder, Inc.
Congressman Cliff Stearns (R. Fl.) , Chairman of the investigation subcommittee of the House Energy and Commerce Committee gave Cecile Richards, President of Worse Than Murder, Inc, a/k/a Planned Parenthood, a very bad day recently when he sent her a letter asking for numerous documents. Go here to read the letter.
This sets the stage for a full scale Congressional investigation of Worse Than Murder, Inc. Fields of inquiry could include:
1. The failure of Worse Than Murder, Inc to comply with laws which require reporting of possible sexual abuse of minors.
2. Just what Worse Than Murder, Inc does with all the federal money it receives each year.
3. The number of abortions conducted by Worse Than Murder, Inc.
4. Subpoena of internal e-mails involving Worse Than Murder, Inc's use of federal funds and non-compliance with laws regarding the reporting of the sexual abuse of minors.
5. Have any federal funds been used by Worse Than Murder, Inc for political purposes? →']);" class="more-link">Continue reading
Non-Human People
(First time posting, so hopefully I don't mess up the formatting too much; that would be a bit much after folks were kind enough to invite me to post!)
Time for a bit of Catholic applied to geekery! (Not to be confused with straight up Catholic Geekery, which is more the Holy Father's area– does anyone doubt that he dearly loves thinking about, playing with and elaborating on Catholic theology? You just don't end up writing THREE books on the life of Jesus without the love, intellectual interest and deep enjoyment of a geek for his geekdom.)
There's something about Catholics and blogs that always ends up going into the old question of what makes a man– or, more correctly, a person. "Man" in this context would be a human, and there are several examples of people that aren't humans– like most of the Trinity. Sadly, the topic usually comes up in terms of abortion; even the utterly simple-science-based reasoning that all humans are human and should be treated thus will bring out the attacks. (Amusingly, the line of attack is usually that someone is trying to force their religious beliefs on others, rather than an attempt to explain why a demonstrably human life is objectively different from, say, an adult human. The "bioethicist" Singer is famous for being open about valuing life in a utilitarian manner, but there aren't many who will support that angle.[thank God]) →']);" class="more-link">Continue reading
Tribute to a RINO
As readers of this blog know, I have little use for RINO's, (Republicans in Name Only), politicians who call themselves Republicans but once in office vote like Democrats. However, every rule has exceptions and an exception to my antipathy to RINOs is the late Mark Hatfield. Hatfield died on August 7 of this year, at 89 years of age. He served in the Navy as a landing craft officer in the Pacific during World War II at Iwo Jima and Okinawa. He was one of the first Americans to see the ruins of Hiroshima after the surrender of Japan.
Beginning in 1950, he embarked upon a 46 year career in politics as a Republican in Oregon. He served in the Oregon legislature and was twice elected governor of the state. He served 30 years in the Senate from 1967-1997. In office his votes were often indistinguishable from a liberal Democrat. He was a dove on Vietnam, supported the nuclear freeze, cast the deciding vote in the Senate that defeated a balanced budget amendment and was opposed to the death penalty. In 1964 he denounced Goldwater conservatives as extremists. Ronald Reagan, who was a friend of Hatfield, once noted in his diary while he was President that with Republicans like Hatfield, who needed Democrats. He was a RINO's RINO. Of course you know there is a but coming.
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What Pro-Abort Catholics Must Believe
Hattip to Mathew Archbold at Creative Minority Report. The poster is funny and devastating. However, I would find it even more humorous if purported Catholic newspapers didn't publish articles like this, or if articles like this were not dead on accurate as to the attitudes of radical nuns or if so many pro-aborts, an example is here, didn't end up in positions of power within agencies associated with the Church. The pro-life cause would be so much more effective if so many Catholics in this country were not actively supporting the right to kill unborn kids.
Abby Johnson and the Still Small Voice of God
As faithful readers of this blog know, I am an attorney, for my sins no doubt. It supplies me with bread and butter for my family and myself as well as an opportunity to observe the frailty, follies, crimes and, occasionally, the nobility, of the sons of Adam and the daughters of Eve. However, that is just my day job. For over a decade now I have also been chairman of the board of directors of the Caring Pregnancy Center located in Pontiac, Illinois in Livingston County, the county in which I live. There, dedicated pro-life volunteers, almost all of them evangelical women, labor ceaselessly to help women in crisis pregnancies. In the movie the Agony and the Ecstasy Pope Julius II is depicted as saying that when he comes before God he will throw into the balance the ceiling painting of Michelangelo in the Sistine Chapel against the weight of his sins and he hoped it would shorten his time in purgatory. If such an opportunity exists for me, it will be due to my association with the Caring Pregnancy Center and their truly awe-inspiring and selfless female volunteers.
On April 14th, we held our 25th anniversary banquet which was a grand affair, with our supporters and well-wishers turning out in en masse. I opened with a few introductory remarks where I talked about the Center and its 25 years of service to the women of Livingston County and their babies. I also asked why we did this. First and foremost to protect innocent human life, and, second, because we remember with Thomas Jefferson, "Indeed, I tremble for my country when I reflect that God is just; that his justice cannot sleep forever." It will come as a vast shock, no doubt, to faithful readers of this blog that I somehow worked into my remarks the surrender of Fort Sumter 150 years before on April 14, 1861 and Mr. Lincoln's remarks in his Second Inaugural Address that the terrible war the nation had been through was God's punishment on both the North and the South for the sin of slavery. I ended by stating that it was still possible for America to turn around and repent for the great sin of abortion and that the great words of the prophet Isaiah, as always, give us hope: "Though your sins be as scarlet, they will be made white as snow."
Abby Johnson was our speaker, and she gave the most effective pro-life speech I have ever heard and I have heard many over the decades.
She was funny and moving at the same time. Her delivery was as natural as if she was talking to a next door neighbor, but every word she said was riveting. →']);" class="more-link">Continue reading
Motherhood Was The Road Out
There's a smug view out there that anti-abortion opinions are the purview of the safely bourgeois, and have little to do with the lives of real people with real problems. Calah of "Barefoot and Pregnant" refutes this handily with a powerful post about her experience of being a "woman in crisis":
Amidst the debates swirling around about defunding Planned Parenthood, some oft-repeated catch phrases are being tossed around like word grenades. One of these are "women in crisis." I'm sick and tired of hearing about "women in crisis" and how they need access to emergency contraception and abortions. That is a huge, steaming pile of lies, propagated by people who like to murder babies. Women in crisis do not need access to abortions. What they need is love, support, a safe place to live, and people (even strangers!) who will tell them the truth: that they are more than capable of being a mother. That they can do this. That their crisis, no matter how terrible, will be healed in the long, sometimes painful, always joyful process of becoming a mother.
Think this makes me heartless, speaking from my comfortable suburban home, having never known trials in my cushy little life?
Think again.
When I got that positive pregnancy test, the one that changed my life, I was addicted to crystal meth.
And do you know what the people around me did? They didn't take the secular line and say, "this baby's life would be horrible. You're unfit to be a mother. Better for it to not be born at all."
But neither did they take the typical pro-life line in that situation and say, "you are clearly unfit to be a mother, but all you have to do is carry the baby to term and give a stable couple a wonderful gift."
The Ogre said, "you're a mother now, and I'm a father, and together we'll raise our child."
My parents said, "marry that man, and raise that baby. You've made the choices, you have to live with them."
My friends said, "you screwed up, big time. But we love you. We'll throw you a baby shower, buy you maternity clothes, and babysit while you finish your semester."
Don't get me wrong, it wasn't easy, being a newly-pregnant drug addict. But it gave me something to live for. Someone to live for….
Someone Give This Man a Job Immediately!
Hattip to Creative Minority Report.
If Tim Roach questioned his own manhood after six months of unemployment, consider the question asked and answered. Tim Roach is a man, a good man.
In mid February, Tim, got a call from his local union with the news every laid off worker longs to hear — a job offer.
It couldn't have come at a better time. Tim's unemployment benefits were about to run out. He could hardly believe what the voice on the other end was presenting to him — an offer to be a job foreman for at least 11 months, with a salary of $65,000 to $70,000 a year.
Perfect, Tim thought. Then came the bad news — he would be working on construction of a new Planned Parenthood Clinic in St. Paul on University Avenue. The highest of highs became the lowest of lows as he quickly turned down the offer.
Tim's Union rep tried to get him to reconsider saying he wasn't sure if abortions would be performed there but he simply responded, "It's a Planned Parenthood. No."
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