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Creative Writing Alumni Visit Oberlin For Flawed Yet Enjoyable Fiction Reading
Aviva Blonder, Staff Writer
November 21, 2014
Filed under ARTS, Literature & Poetry
According to Edan Lepucki, OC '02, it was the "apotheosis of achievement" to return to campus and read aloud from her latest novel alongside fellow Oberlin graduate Jacob Bacharach, OC '03, Thursday, Nov. 13. Her opening remarks reflected the tone of the evening: casual, but not without significance... Read more »
Feature Photo: Slam Poetry Duo Performs at Cat
Jeremy Reynolds, Arts Editor
November 7, 2014
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Sister Outsider, the slam poetry stage name of Dominique Christina and Denice Frohman, performed at the Cat in the Cream on Sunday as part of a tour of U.S. colleges. Both performers are recent winners of the Women of the World Poetry Slam competition and have won numerous other titles throughout their... Read more »
Alt Lit Poets Contrast Deadpan Delivery with Raw Content
Liam McLean, Staff Writer
October 31, 2014
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"My desire to meticulously catalog all of my relationships in writing is more important to me than the relationship itself," said Mira Gonzalez, reading from her essay "Why You Don't Want to Date Me" at a reading at the Cat in the Cream Tuesday night, delivering frank disclaimers to any hypothetical... Read more »
Slam Poetry Gains Momentum on Campus
Vida Weisblum, Arts Editor
October 10, 2014
Filed under ARTS, Features, Literature & Poetry
Oberlin's student-run slam poetry organization, known as OSlam!, is undergoing a critical transformation to manage an overwhelming interest in slam poetry on campus. Last year's OSlam! participants began auditions Thursday to select finalists for eight additional spots on their performance team,... Read more »
Next Wave of Editors Revitalizes OCC
Liam McLean, Staff Writer
October 3, 2014
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The Oberlin Comics Collective, a graphic arts collaborative and small press on campus, is expanding operations through an unconventional device: the risograph. This bulky print duplicator, developed... Read more »
Shane McCrae Debuts Vulnerable Poetry Collection
Vida Weisblum, Arts Editor
September 12, 2014
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In a charming office of the iconic Yellow House on Tuesday morning, Shane McCrae, Oberlin's newest assistant professor of Creative Writing, asks if it would be all right if he ate string cheese during his interview. An unconventional breakfast, perhaps, but one expects nothing less from an addition... Read more »
Slam Poets Deliver Honest, Moving Performances in Accessible Environment
Clara Shannon
April 25, 2014
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As the lights dimmed, the excited chatter of faculty and students filled the tiny Lord Lounge in anticipation of Oberlin's OSlam! Poetry Showcase on Tuesday, April 22. Three illuminated microphones sat in wait for performers. Abruptly, the chatter burst into explosive applause as the group members... Read more »
On the Record with Editors-in-Chief on 50th Anniversary of 'Plum Creek Review'
Vida Weisblum, Staff Writer
April 25, 2014
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This semester, the Plum Creek Review — Oberlin's oldest literary and arts magazine —will be celebrating its 50th anniversary with a special edition to commemorate its history and longstanding presence on campus. The Review spoke with Editorsin-Chief and College seniors Ryann... Read more »
Everett Eschews Convention, Laughs at Lit Theory
Anne Pride-Wilt, Arts Editor
April 11, 2014
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According to Percival Everett, a novel is a little like jazz: "You know it when you see it; you know it when you hear it." Everett ought to know, as the author of over 20 novels, most recently 2013's Percival Everett by Virgil Russell. Everett, who is a distinguished professor of English... Read more »
"Tales By Moonlight" Showcases African Literature and Folktales
Rosie Black, Production Manager
April 11, 2014
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"You have an event in your life that wakes you up, and not just you but all the people around you," College sophomore Sophie Umazi Mvurya said, explaining why she'd chosen to read a passage from Nigerian writer Chimamanda Ngozi Adichie's novel Purple Hibiscus. The setting was "Tales... Read more »
Annual Friendship Day an Artful, Varied Meditation on Companionship
Clara Shannon
April 11, 2014
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Despite the chaos that always ensues after spring break, Oberlin students and faculty alike came together to celebrate and honor the meaning of friendship at the Cat in the Cream on Tuesday afternoon. Friendship Day showcased student performers of many forms and genres, including spoken word, jazz, folk,... Read more »
On the Record: Prof. Tim Scholl, director of annual Translation Symposium
Phoebe Hammer, Arts Editor
April 4, 2014
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On Tuesday the Comparative Literature department will host its annual Translation Symposium. The Review sat down with Tim Scholl, professor of Russian and Comparative Literature and this year's director of the event, to talk about its history, impact on students and what to look forward to... Read more »


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(Washington, DC) — U.S. Reps. Howard P. "Buck" McKeon (R-Santa Clarita) and Bill Thomas (R-Bakersfield) hailed the passage of H.R. 1815, the National Defense Authorization Act for Fiscal Year 2006, legislation which included authorization for projects they requested for Edwards Air Force Base, the Naval Air Warfare Center -Weapons Division at China Lake, and at the National Training Center at Fort Irwin.
The $441.6 billion authorization bill sets the policies, programs and funding levels for the nation's military and national defense needs. The legislation was approved by the U.S. House of Representatives with an overwhelmingly bipartisan vote of 390-39.
"As our nation enters its fifth year in the global war on terrorism, Edwards, China Lake, and Fort Irwin continue to ensure that our military receives the best training and weapons systems available in the world," said McKeon. "These installations have contributed to a number of critical victories in Iraq and Afghanistan, and this additional funding will go a long way toward meeting future military needs. I am grateful that my colleagues recognized the necessity for this funding, and granted our requests for continued support."
"The Pentagon's BRAC recommendation confirmed what Buck and I have always known about the value of China Lake and Edwards," said Thomas. "The bill passed by the House Wednesday brings additional much-needed funds to these two installations so the outstanding, innovative work being done there can continue."
Summary of Local Projects included in the National Defense Authorization Act for Fiscal Year 2006:
Edwards Air Force Base/Air Force Research Lab
Research and Development projects:
$2.3 million for Cluster Computing Initiative – This funding will provide PC-based computer clusters to replace larger high power computers at Edwards.
$6.5 million for Engineering Tool Improvement Program – This funding will help to upgrade and advance simulation and engineering tools (computer systems) at the Air Force Research Lab (AFRL).
$6 million for Upper Stage Engine Technology – continues important work on liquid oxygen/hydrogen simulation for upper stage engines; the U.S. has not developed a new liquid upper stage engine in 30 years.
$2 million for Solid Boost Propulsion Technology – restores a budget cut in solid boost funding.
$4 million for Advanced Vehicle Propulsion Technology – continues work to develop propulsion and power technologies for simulation tools.
Military construction projects:
$37 million for Phase I of the main base runway replacement
$59 million for replacing family housing
China Lake
Research and development:
$9 million for Spike Missile Development and Production – This funding will allow continued development of a low-cost, light-weight guided missile system.
$5 million for Low-cost Terminal Imaging Seeker – This funding provides a guidance system for small rockets used on helicopters.
$6 million for Laser Radar- This project continues work on a program to add capabilities to the Tactical Tomahawk being developed at China Lake.
$3 million for Reduced Risk Ordnance – This funding helps to create safer munitions through a timing mechanism that will detonate should a bomb not detonate on contact with the ground (reduced unexploded ordnance).
Military construction:
$19.1 million for the Advanced Sensors Laboratory
$710,000 for planning and design of a new Air Traffic Control Tower
Fort Irwin/NTC
$4.25 million for Dining Facility Expansion – This funding will increase dining facility seating capacity and increase the size of the kitchen.
Other projects of local interest
$350 million for the Joint Unmanned Combat Air System (J-UCAS) – J-UCAS provides Intelligence Surveillance Reconnaissance (ISR), Suppression and Destruction of Enemy Air Defenses, and Strike and Electronic Attack capabilities. These air vehicles will have higher levels of stealth than existing aircraft.
$20 million for B-2 Modernization – This funding will be used to replace inadequate system processors required to execute the B-2 Satellite Communication program and to enable other future upgrades.
Legislative Provisions
The National Defense Authorization Act includes multiple provisions to improve the quality of life for men and women in the nation's active, guard and reserve forces. The legislation includes:
· 3.1 percent increase in basic pay for members of the Armed Forces. This builds on the commitment to reduce the pay gap between military and private sector pay and would reduce the current gap from 5.1 percent to 4.6 percent.
· Increases in the maximum bonuses for first time enlistments and reenlistments, including a $10,000 increase for active duty enlistments, a $5,000 increase for reserve enlistments and a $30,000 increase for active duty re-enlistments.
· Making permanent several wartime-related pay and benefits that were temporarily established last year, including an increase in the death gratuity to $100,000.
· An increase, from $300 to $750 per month, in the amount of hardship pay.
· $474 million, an increase of $250 million, for up-armored Humvee programs to maintain optimal production rates and address emerging force protection threats.
The National Defense Authorization Act for Fiscal Year 2006 also addresses the additional operating costs associated with the global war on terrorism by authorizing an additional $49.1 billion in supplemental funding.
The Senate is expected to pass legislation similar to H.R. 1815. At which point the House and Senate will meet in conference to reconcile the differences between the two bills.

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Looking for quiet place, preferably RW
I've been nosing around for quiet restaurants lately, and now for a particular dinner, preferably between 30th and Houston, although it could be further north. It would be great if they were participating in Restaurant Week, too.
So far, I considered Ballato, but their menu was so dull - and actually they were kind of rude, so I dropped that idea. And then I thought of Giorgio of Gramercy. I've never been there, but they seem pleasant, and it's almost quiet. I just thought of Le Perigord, which is no longer as well-regarded as it used to be, but I recall it being pretty low-key.
re: Pookipichu
My family and I have been to Le Perigord multiple times in the past.
It is quiet, almost too silent for us though.
The food never changed in three years, so we didn't go back. Food was mediocre. The dessert trolley was quite nice, though.
If quiet is your main criterion, Le Perigord qualifies, but when I was there several years ago I found the food meh and the whole place in need of a makeover. Old school but not in a good way.
re: coasts
Thanks, Coasts. Juni was indeed superlatively quiet. The only problem was that they ended up being too expensive for dinner ($90 four-course prix fixe). However, I love the place and will keep it in mind, so thank you!
Thanks, guys. I just trekked over to Riverpark in the frigid cold, though, and it wasn't quiet at all. A moderate level of music, and the sound of conversation ricocheting off the ceilings. Pity - nice place.
I'll check out Juni, which I've never even heard of. I remember Periyali from the past as not being particularly quiet.


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Chloe Cullens passed away November 20, 2014. Chloe was preceded in death by her grandfather Danny Weir; and grandmother Margie Cullens. She is survived her parents Chasity Weir and David Cullens; brothers Colton, Dustin, and Clark; grandfather Bennie Cullens; grandmother Barbara Weir; aunts Rhonda Weir and Sheila Cullens; uncles John Watkins, Matthew Weir, Danny Weir, Jr., and Darrell Cullens; and numerous other beloved family members. Continue reading
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Ina Claire "Timmie" Campbell, 66, of Bellmead, passed away Friday, November 21st at a local hospital. Funeral Services: 10AM Wednesday, November 26th at Greater Waco Baptist Church, 912 E. Loop 340. Burial will follow at Riesel Cemetery. Visitation: 4 to 6PM, Tuesday, November 25th at Lake Shore Funeral Home. Timmie was born April 23, 1948 in San Antonio to Roy E. and Geneva (Sutton) Tims. She married William Talmadge Campbell on November 2, 1966. She was a faithful member of Greater Waco Baptist Church. Continue reading
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Larry Montgomery, 72, of Valley Mills passed away on November 20, 2014 at his residence. Funeral Services: 10 AM, Monday, November 24, at Lake Shore Funeral Home Chapel with Rev. Jeremy Connell officiating. Burial will follow at Oak Grove Cemetery. Visitation: 3-5 PM Sunday, November 23, at Lake Shore Funeral Home, 5201 Steinbeck Bend in Waco. Mr. Montgomery will be available for public viewing starting at 11 AM Sunday, November. 23. Larry was born September 8, 1942 in Fayetteville, TN. to Herman and Continue reading
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Hunter Noon, 19, passed away November 18, 2014. A Gathering of Friends will be Thursday, November 20, 2014 at 9:00 p.m. at Marrs McLean Gym. Continue reading
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Alicia Allen, 41, of Waco, passed away on Tuesday, November 18, 2014. Memorial Services: 3PM Friday, November 21st, at Antioch Missionary Baptist Church in Bellmead. Mrs. Allen was born in Eugene, OR on October 17, 1971. Survivors include her loving husband of seven years, Larry Allen of Waco; daughters, Natasha Slaughter and Amanda Vigal, both of Arkansas; parents, Shirley and Mike Lett of Missouri and Larry Moore and Darcey of Missouri; sister, Raylene Hart of Missouri; brother, Jason Moore of Missouri, Continue reading
Judy Kay Oliver
Judy Kay Oliver, 65, of China Spring, passed away Sunday, November 16th at her residence. Cremation Services entrusted to Lake Shore Funeral Home. This is a service notification wherein an obituary may not be available or arrangements may be pending. It serves to provide information about visitation, funeral, interment or status of a loved one, relative, or friend currently being cared for by Lake Shore Funeral Home. Continue reading
Toni Taylor
Toni Taylor, 41, of Lacy Lakeview, passed away suddenly on Sunday, November 16th at her residence. Funeral Services: Noon Friday, November 21st at Church of the Open Door. Burial will follow at Oakwood Cemetery. Visitation: 6 to 8PM Thursday, November 20th at Lake Shore Funeral Home. Toni was born June 11, 1973 in Long Beach , CA. She graduated from Chula Vista High School. She was a loving wife and mother. She dedicated her life far and beyond to her family. She is survived by her husband, Michael Continue reading
Willie Mae Allen
Willie Mae (Schroeder) Allen, 86, of Waco, passed away Nov. 17, 2014. Graveside services will be held Thursday November 20, at 2:00 p.m. at Rosemound Cemetery with Thomas Campbell officiating. Visitation will be held at Lake Shore Funeral Home from 12-1 p.m. prior to the service. Willie Mae was born in Mosheim, TX Sept. 14, 1928 to Henry and Selma (Witt) Schroeder. She was a lifetime member of Calvary Baptist Church in Bellmead, where she sang in the choir and taught Sunday School. Willie Mae was preceded in Continue reading
Kermit R. Argabright
Kermit R. Argabright, 78, of Waco, passed away November 16, 2014. A Memorial Visitation will be held Tuesday, November 18, 2014 from 2-4 p.m. at Lake Shore Funeral Home. Continue reading
Gary Thompson
Gary Leon Thompson (68) of Flint, Michigan went to be with Jesus, his Lord and Savior, on Saturday, November 15, 2014 at Providence Health Center of Waco, Texas, after suffering a hemorrhagic stroke on November 8, 2014. Gary and his wife were visiting their children in Texas at the time. Cremation, arranged by Lake Shore Funeral Home, has taken place. He will receive Military Honors and be laid to rest at the Central Texas State Veterans Cemetery, located at 11463 Texas 195, Killeen, Texas on Friday, November 21, Continue reading


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One-Star Certified Pilot Project
Location: Lisle, Illinois
Project Size: 27.7 acres
Project Type: Open Space - Garden / Arboretum
Site Context: Suburban
Former Land Use: Greyfield
Terrestrial Biome: Temperate Broadleaf and Mixed Forests
Budget: $7.4 million
photo by: The Morton Arboretum staff
Project Overview
These two projects comprise 27 acres of The Morton Arboretum's 1700 total acres. The Meadow Lake restoration took a poor quality man-made retention lake with eroded banks and created a reshaped and regraded lake with water fluctuation measures, a ten-foot wide geoweb installed at the normal water level, soil amendments, and over 68,000 wetland plants. The Main Parking Lot project is adjacent to Meadow Lake and incorporates best management practices for managing stormwater and nonpoint source water pollution. The surface is a permeable concrete paver system. Below the pavers is a 4 -foot gravel bed that stores stormwater and slows its progress through the watershed. Water is also collected in bioswales in the parking lot. Plants within the bioswales biologically filter contaminates in the water, assisted by mechanical filtering through the gravel bed under the parking lot. The cleaner, slower-moving water enters Meadow Lake and eventually the East Branch of the DuPage River. A $1.2 million EPA grant provided partial support for this construction project. Both projects are showcased in our main visitor area and provide an educational opportunity for the Arboretum's many visitors.
Regional Context
This site is located in the west suburbs of Chicago, IL in an area that was settled in the mid 1800s. The Arboretum grounds were established in 1922. The 1700-acre property has the East Branch of the DuPage River running through it. Original Government Land Office survey records made during the 1830s were used to determine the characteristics of the vegetation prior to major European settlement. This survey showed four general plant community types: prairie, savanna, forest, and wetland. The most widespread arboreal community was savanna, dominated by bur oak, black oak, and white oak. Prairies tended to occupy flat to gently rolling topography, whereas savannas predominated in areas of rugged topography. Forests were commonly restricted to fire-protected sides of watercourses.
SITES Features + Practices
Permeable Pavers: The Main Parking Lot project had the first large scale, high profile permeable paver installation in the Midwest.
Bioswales: The project had some of the first bioswales used in the Midwest.
Wetland Restoration: The Meadow Lake restoration project was one of the first projects to implement extensive wetland plantings around a stormwater management feature for bio-filtration, native habitat, and wetland restoration. In a cross section of the lake edge, there are submergent, emergent, and wet mesic plant zones; this cross-section is often referred to as a littoral or riparian edge.
While these practices seem common nowadays, they were revolutionary at the time. The Morton Arboretum took risks in pursuing these features for their project and set an example that had a tremendous impact on how development is pursued in the region today. The staff and design team had a solid understanding of the reach the design features of this project would have, and the opportunities they had to influence local development practices. At the time when the project was getting started, the industry was abuzz with new ideas on sustainable design practices. The problem was that nobody was willing to risk being the first ones to try these untested ideas on their own projects. Manufacturers and suppliers didn't have the incentive to mass produce the materials required to support the fledgling green movement. The local codes and ordinances also did not accommodate green construction practices, and nobody wanted to be the first to challenge the established rules and practices.
The Arboretum based the project on the opportunity to create a model demonstration project at an arboretum. The Morton Arboretum is a highly visible venue, with a growing public audience and the experience and capability to interpret and present environmental information to the public in an outdoor setting. One component of the project is to provide interpretive panels on the site to explain the environmental innovations that have been incorporated into the parking lot, and to provide information that would encourage others to consider adopting these approaches.
Funding for some of the environmental innovations of the parking lot was provided from the United States Environmental Protection Agency and the Illinois Environmental Protection Agency. An EPA grant of $1.2 million provided partial support for the $3 million parking lot renovation.
The integrated design team worked well together to create a living and teaching example of a user-friendly green solution for parking and storm water management.
Maintenance + Stewardship
Established in 1922, The Morton Arboretum is a magnificent outdoor museum with a mission to collect and study trees, shrubs, and other plants from around the world, to display them across naturally beautiful landscapes for people to study and enjoy, and to learn how to grow them in ways that enhance our environment. Our goal is to encourage the planting and conservation of trees and other plants for a greener, healthier, and more beautiful world. The Arboretum ranks among the leading arboretums of the world in size, age, quality of specimens, and programs in Plant Collections, Research, and Education.
The site will continue to be monitored by Arboretum staff, who will measure water quality, runoff quantity over time, and evaluate the success of plant material along the edge of the lake and the bioswales in the parking lot.
The Arboretum hopes to be able to use the SITES project designation in many educational events and public relations announcements. Additionally, SITES principles are influencing the planning of future capital improvements to the 1700-acre arboretum grounds.
Site Challenges
The site offered the challenges of providing parking access for a growing Arboretum in an environmentally responsible way and cleaning up a poor quality man-made retention lake with eroded banks to provide cleaner water and a living example of a wetland edge to the lake. These two projects were done in conjunction with a major Arboretum capital improvement expansion, which resulted in our attendance increasing from 350,000 visitors per year to over 850,000 visitors per year.
Project Goals + Successes
Goals for Meadow Lake included improving the water quality, normalizing the lake level by isolating it from the surrounding water table, and stabilizing the embankments with well-rooted plants.
Goals for the parking lot project included replacing an inadequate asphalt parking lot with an environmentally sound solution that could provide better storm water and non point source pollution management, and providing an aesthetically pleasing educational opportunity for the region.
Key project successes include providing our visitors and many other visiting professionals with a successful example of best management practices used for a large parking lot and adjacent lake area within an arboretum setting.
Lessons Learned
This project highlighted the importance of documenting the construction process and has impacted the construction contracts for future Arboretum projects.
Project Team
The Morton Arboretum
Gerry Donnelly, CEO
Kris Bachtell, Head of Collections
Ralph Grieco, Capital Projects Manager
Scott Mehaffey, Landscape Architect
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James Patchett, Principal
Thomas Price, Principal
Jay Womack, Project Manager
Montgomery Watson Harza (MWH)
W. James Marold, PE, Project manager
John P. Chitty, Principal Environmental Scientist
Peter T. Mulvaney, Wetland Biologist
Ken Bagstad, Wetland Botanist
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Andy Sikich, Project Manager
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Welcome to SonRise!
8260 Route 9, PO Box 51 --+-- Pottersville, NY --+-- (518) 494-7077
December 2013
Our Vision Statement is complete! The congregation has identified areas of need in the community and determined possibilities for ministries which might meet that need. The Vision Statement expresses how we intend To Know Jesus and To Make Him Known and includes specific goals, ministries, and dates. You can download a copy of the vision statement here.
June 8-November 30
Pentecost is the longest season in the Church Year, stretching over about 6 months. While there is no special focus for Pentecost, its Green color reminds us of our growth in the Holy Spirit, our need for Christian fellowship, and our mission to reach our community with God's love. Pentecost continues until the beginning of Advent, four weeks before Christmas.
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The Health and Human Services mandate puts us in a fiendish dilemma: it tells us that for us to serve Our Lord in the sick, the poor, the orphan, the stranger, the disenfranchised and unvoiced, we must rebel against the same Lord in supporting acts that are intrinsically vicious. "Render to Caesar the things that are Caesar and to God the things that are God." The HHS mandate is clearly and without question an unjust law. It is a law against the common good.
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Keywords: HHS mandate, religious freedom, religious liberty, Rally for Religious Liberty, Duty, Andrew Greenwell
CORPUS CHRISTI, TX (Catholic Online) - The right to religious liberty is the inheritance of all Americans. We drink in with our mother's milk an awareness that we have a right to religious freedom. The First Amendment states: "Congress shall make no law . . . prohibiting the free exercise [of religion]." And, as Thomas Jefferson stated, "[n]o provision in our Constitution ought to be dearer to man than that which protects the rights of conscience against the enterprises of civil authority. It has not left the religion of its citizens under the power of its public functionaries."
This right is not exclusive to Catholics. But neither does it exclude Catholics.
Yet in January of this year, in an unprecedented move, Kathleen Sebelius, Secretary of the Department of Health and Human Services, issued a federal mandate which requires all employers-including Catholic hospitals, colleges, schools, adoption agencies, and other of the Catholic Church's charitable institutions -to provide and fund practices that go against the Catholic Church's moral teachings, and not only against her teachings but against the natural moral law that binds all men.
In effect, the federal mandate requires that the Church-if she is to continue her ministry to all peoples-to fund, support, and facilitate access to contraception, sterilization, and abortion-inducing drugs to the employees employed in her charitable institutions.
The move by HHS is fiendish. It seems calculated to put the Church on the horns of a dilemma, to force it into a moral quandary.
It is a fundamental principle of the natural law that one is never to do evil so that good may come. This is particularly true for intrinsic evils. Nothing justifies an act of murder, of rape, of genocide. These are intrinsic evils.
The Church, of course, whether you agree with her or not, sees the things it is being compelled to support, to fund, to promote by the HHS mandate in the same category. We may never, never, never do an intrinsic evil-something against the natural moral law-no matter what the good we may think may come of it.
This is not a matter of prudential judgment. We are not utilitarians where everything is up for compromise. This is an absolute, exceptionless norm.
So the HHS mandate as currently written compels, under the force of law, Church-affiliated organizations to do something intrinsically evil, something not only against The Church's religious doctrine, but something against the natural moral law, something universally wrong, something clearly against the common good, something inhuman.
It puts us in a fiendish dilemma: it tells us that for us to serve Our Lord in the sick, the poor, the orphan, the stranger, the disenfranchised and unvoiced, we must rebel against the same Lord in supporting acts that are intrinsically vicious.
Confronted with such a dilemma. What are we to do?
Now the New Testament does not have a lot specifically to say about politics. But it does provide us two principles that stand in constant tension. There are two "poles" between which we must sail.
The first: St. Paul states that Christians should be subject to the governing authorities, "for there is no authority except that which has established. The authorities that exist have been established by God." (Rom. 13:1) We are a lawful people.
The second principle we find in St. Peter: "We must obey God rather than men." (Acts 5:29) We are a Godly people
When do we obey man? When do we obey God and not man?
Scripture gives us an intermediating principle: "Render to Caesar the things that are Caesar and to God the things that are God." (Matt. 22:15-22; Mark 12:13-17; Luke 20:20-26)
So we have to figure whether the HHS mandate, is clearly and without question a usurpation by Caesar.
And it is. It is an unjust law. It is a law against the common good.
How do we know?
We might here invoke Martin Luther King, Jr.'s famed Letter from the Birmingham Jail, which in a nutshell states what persons of conscience should do when confronting an unjust law:
"I would agree with Saint Augustine that 'An unjust law is no law at all.' Now what is the difference between the two? How does one determine when a law is just or unjust? A just law is a man-made code that squares with the moral law or the law of God. An unjust law is a code that is out of harmony with the moral law. To put it in the terms of Saint Thomas Aquinas, an unjust law is a human law that is not rooted in eternal law and natural law."
Following Reverend King who enunciates perennial principles, the HHS mandate is no law. It is not binding on the conscience.
Indeed, it is an anti-law, an act of raw usurpation by a Leviathan state. It must be resisted.
We have a duty, on behalf not only of the Church, but on behalf of all Americans to resist it.
Now, this is a fight the Church did not seek. HHS drew first blood. It is a fight that has been foisted upon her and through the Church upon all Americans.
How are we to resist this anti-law?
In his play on St. Thomas More, "A Man for All Seasons," the playwright Robert Bolt has St. Thomas More say the following:
"God made angels to show him splendor-as he made animals for innocence and plants for their simplicity. But man he made to serve him wittily, in the tangle of his mind! If he suffers us to fall to such a case that there is no escaping, then we may stand to our tackle as best we can, and yes, . . . then we may clamor like champions . . . if we have the spittle for it. . . . . But it's God's part, not our own, to bring ourselves to that extremity! Our natural business lies in escaping-."
The Church has made substantial efforts to serve God "wittily," in the "tangle" of the law, to "escape" the confrontation that the Obama administration thrust upon her.
Compromise was sought from the Obama administration, but ultimately that proved fruitless. The Obama administration said, "No, this is our plan."
So the Church decided to say "no" to the Obama administration's "no," and to resist through the Rule of Law.
The Church turned to the legislative process. The Church supported the Blunt Amendment, which would have essentially undercut the mandate. Unfortunately, largely along party lines, the Senate voted 51 to 48 against the Blunt Amendment.
So the problem went unsolved through the legislative process.
The Church then sought recourse from the Courts. In May, a number of groups sued the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services alleging that the mandate violates the Religious Freedom Restoration Act and the First Amendment to the United States Constitution.
That is where the matter now rests. Until the various courts decide, or until the whole thing becomes moot if the Supreme Court finds the ObamaCare unconstitutional.
There also remains the election in November. We can-to quote the Texas politician Bob Gammage-"throw the rascals out" that are responsible for this. That will send a message to Washington that this sort of governance will not be tolerated.
But what if these efforts are successful? What if ObamaCare passes Constitutional muster? What if the HHS mandates are sustained by the federal courts? What if legislative relief is not available? What if the current administration wins another term so that the mandate cannot be changed through the election process?
It is then that we must "stand to our tackle as best we can, and yes, . . . then we may clamor like champions." We take heart in the words of George Washington, who said that it was "the establishing of . . . Religious Liberty [that] was the Motive that induced me to the Field [of battle]."
But this is a contest not to be prayed for.
Let us rather stand with our bishops, put confidence in our Courts, and in our electorate to side-step the problem.
Let us also make all Americans aware, in peaceful demonstrations, that Catholics, that Christians of all stripes, that believers of all colors were not born with "saddles on their backs" so that they could be ridden where they will not go, where they ought not go, where conscience forbids them to go, by "a favored few booted and spurred," bureaucrats in Washington, "ready to ride them legitimately," by the genius of a godless Caesar.
Andrew M. Greenwell is an attorney licensed to practice law in Texas, practicing in Corpus Christi, Texas. He is married with three children. He maintains a blog entirely devoted to the natural law called Lex Christianorum. You can contact Andrew at email@example.com.
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Family Day in Miami – Vizcaya Museum and Gardens
Visiting a place where there would be old, delicate stuff that my boys couldn't touch was not appealing to them at all. But I found a way to get them exited. I told them about the labyrinth this house had in the garden.
1. From 1916-1925 this property was home to the American Industrialist James Deering.
2. The beautiful gardens and estate where a handful of work. It took around 4 years to build them.
3. To maintain the house and gardens he didn't just have staff, he had a village of people working there.
4. Most of the furniture and fountains are authentic antiques, brought from Europe, some date back to the 1500 – 1800?s
5. The gardens took more time to be 100% finished than the house, in total it to 7 years for it to be perfect.
6. You can get an idea of the amount of staff that used to live here through the fact that 12 out of the 34 rooms in the house were used by servants.
7. Back in 1952 the whole property was sold to Miami by James Deering's heirs. It was sold at a reasonable price, but what is truly amazing is the fact that the furnishings, priced at millions of dollars where donated. So everything you see at this public museum is authentic.
As fun as these facts are, nothing beats actually being there!
Here's a taste of what you'll see and do when you're at Vizcaya Museum:
The Gardens
Don't forget the Labyrinth / Maze on one of the gardens
Ocean front area
The Boat for Cocktails – The cocktail area was built without a bridge on purpose; they wanted guests to take small boats during sunset for cocktails.
The beautiful view you get of the house from the bridges.
When we walked in to the main house we didn't know that photos were not allowed, so we took one. The place is amazing!
My Take On It:
This museum in Miami was among the best things we did on our tip to Florida. I love how a place that didn't seem very kid friendly ended up being a fun place for us all. The gardens had my boys entertained, excited and burning off energy.
My parents had the opportunity to take the audio tour and were able to fully appreciate the things found in the house and gardens. I wasn't able to finish the tour because of the kids, so I got the abbreviated version from my parents.
Tips to Help You Enjoy Vizcaya Museum and Gardens:
1. Audio Tour – This is a must do if you are not coming with kids. It is the best way to learn about the place and to understand how things worked, and how people lived back in the heyday of this estate.
2. Stroller and wheelchairs – One thing to keep in mind is that the place is not wheelchair accessible. Therefore strollers aren't recommended either. There are ways to maneuver around the garden and in some parts inside of the house, but there is no way to get upstairs. If you are on a wheelchair call the museum, they might have some options for you.
3. Food and treats – There is a café, but if you want to, you are also allowed to bring your own snacks.
Important Information for Vizcaya Museum:
Vizcaya Museum and Gardens
Hours: daily from 9:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. except Tuesdays
Address: 3251 South Miami Avenue / Miami, Florida 33129
Phone: 305-250-9133
Adult $15
Child 6-12 $ 6
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Is this a good toilet? St. Thomas Creations Palermo
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Mooghaun Bronze Age Hillfort
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Mooghaun Bronze Age Hillfort was built at the beginning of the Late Bronze Age around 950 BC.There is a self guided trail up to the Hillfort which is identified as the largest in Ireland. The largest and most spectacular hoard of prehistoric gold in Western Europe was found at Mooghaun Lough 1km north of the hillfort.
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Mooghaun Woods, Dromoland Estate, Newmarket on Fergus, Co Clare
Mooghaun hillfort (spelled Moghane in Irish) located in Co. Clare is thought to be the largest hillfort in Ireland. Built just after 1260-930 B.C. it is situated "on a low hillock in a fairly gently undulating landscape of good agricultural land dotted with many small lakes".
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Kilnasoolagh Park, Newmarket-on-Fergus, Co Clare
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Newtown Castle
Newtown Castle, Burren College of Art, Ballyvaughan, Co Clare
A beautifully restored 16th century towerhouse with unique architectural features. Newtown nature trail a 1 300m walk around The Burren is adjacent to the castle.
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Poulnabrone, The Burren, Co Clare
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1995 22' Correct Craft Sport Nautique
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Fuel Capacity: 200
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Stock Number: 711289. Howard Custom Boat with only 36 hours. Dual 35 gal. aluminum fuel tanks, stainless pop up cleats, bimini top, dual external steering, tilt steering wheel, Char Lynn full hydraulic steering to the helm, Richie compass, Gaffrig gauges ,inc. GPS speedo ...
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The Young Jeezy lead USDA scooped up some buddies for the remix to their controversial single, White Girl. Featuring the likes of Fabolous, Rick Ross and none other than… drum roll please... Lil' Wayne (shocker, I know), the Drumma Boy produced cut sounds exactly the same except now includes more blow references than before. Wait, they're not talking about white chicks!? Nope, sorry. Rick Ross is right at home with his cocaine laced verse and Lil' Wayne even uses the opportunity to make friends with recovering addict, Lindsay Lohan.
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Late Dining: 67 Restaurants Found
Blue PointAddress: 565 5th Avenue, San Diego, CA 92101 (Map)
Blue Point was the first seafood and oyster bar to open in the Gaslamp over a decade ago, and it remains one of the very best. The restaurant pays special attention to interpreting seafood classics in fresh ways that delight all the senses. Specialties extend to a selection of steak and chops, so that both the menu and interior call to mind an old fashioned supper club with nautical flair. A striking and impressively well-stocked antique bar completes the relaxed elegance that keeps Blue Point on the Gaslamp's favored list.
Mille FleursAddress: 6009 Paseo Delicias, Rancho Santa Fe, CA 92091 (Map)
Picture a romantic retreat in the French countryside where days conclude with glowing fireplaces and elegant meals, and you will have the essence of Mille Fleurs. The restaurant, which is located on a small estate off a windy road in Rancho Santa Fe, offers a warm and charming atmosphere that plays host to stunning haute cuisine. Chef Martin Wosele's menu, which changes daily, delicately melds European culinary traditions with local California ingredients. The result is sensational and exquisite fine dining which, as evidenced by numerous awards and national recognition, makes Mille Fleurs one of the most significant dining establishments in San Diego.
Crab CatcherAddress: 1298 Prospect Street, La Jolla, CA 92037 (Map)
Perched atop an ocean bluff, Crab Catcher in La Jolla overlooks Seals Beach, a little sublet that thousands of tourists come by to visit annually. With a spectacular view and sensational food that is procured straight from the sea, Crab Catcher serves only the best fresh dishes. Keeping to the 100-mile radius philosophy, Chef Jon Burwell hires local commercial fishermen and harvests only the freshest ingredients from local farms and farmers markets to create the kind of dishes that will project surprise and wonder onto diner's faces. With that in mind, the relaxed and quiet ambiance of Crab Catcher creates the kind of vibe that will have first time visitors coming back again and again.
Step into the main dining room of Humphreys Restaurant and understand how opulence is mastered. The large multileveled room is bathed in soft light and flowing panels of pale gray and ice blue upholstery. Juxtaposed against the whimsical softness of the colors are massive exposed beams that lend an anchor to a bay-side view that threatens to draw you in completely. The menu is thoughtful and inventive in the way it continues this balance between the ethereal and masculine – the Mirin Sesame Shrimp appetizer positions two large shrimp atop a bed of mango-mint relish that is refreshingly cool against a wasabi dressing. The menu and decor offer a cohesive gesture of sophistication that may just leave you swooning.
Urban Bar and GrillAddress: 827 5th Avenue, San Diego, CA 92101 (Map)
There is a surplus when it comes to the average run of the mill "Bar and Grill" in San Diego. Fortunately, if you're looking for one that will satiate your craving for some good ol' American comfort food while still receiving fine dining service, then Urban Bar and Grill is right up your alley. Outside, the patio seating area is filled with content Happy Hour goers imbibing as they dive into their starters. This seating is ideal for out-of-towners and locals alike who wish to be at the center of the stimulating streets of the Gaslamp Quarter. Inside, flat screens are mindfully positioned throughout to ensure restaurant goers can watch sports as they dine, because frankly, what would a bar and grill be without this focal detail? Take a glance at the menu, and you can let out a sigh of relief because there is literally something for everyone. The menu is diverse, and you can choose from some characteristic bar food such as Onion Rings or the innovative Truffled Macaroni and Cheese with bacon. No matter what you decide to munch on at this stellar spot, you will leave more than satisfied and ready to hit the downtown streets.
Meze Greek FusionAddress: 551 J Street, San Diego, CA 92101 (Map)
Located in the Gaslamp Quarter of San Diego, just a stone's throw from Petco Park, Mezè Greek Fusion offers a wide breadth of Mediterranean cuisine for diners in search of southern European flavors. From Greek Hummus and Falafel to the Grilled Asparagus salad inspired by southern Italian fare, dinner service runs until 11 p.m. throughout the week, and on Friday and Saturday until 12:00pm, Weekend brunch features bottomless mimosas and bloody marys with the purchase of an entree. All throughout the week, the full bar keeps things lively with signature cocktails such as the refreshing Tuscan Gimlet, the savory Dirty Mezè, and the spicy Drop It Like It's Hot. Mezè also offers catering and special banquet menus, for those looking to host large parties with Mediterranean flair. When in the Gaslamp and cravings for a taste of southern Europe call, the menu at Mezè Mediterranean Grill answers.
Hard Rock CafeAddress: 801 4th Avenue, San Diego, CA 92101 (Map)
What started off with an Eric Clapton Fender guitar being hung up in a quirky London bar to "hold" his table, turned into a world-wide phenomenon where food, memorabilia and music mix. Downtown in the heart of the Gaslamp District, the Hard Rock Café covers its walls in clothing from Elvis Presley, Stevie Nicks and Gwen Stefani while whisking out American fare from the kitchen. Familiar rock acoustics are pumped out of the reasonably priced restaurant's speaker system and the exceptional appetizers are a good lead into classic entrees. The openers at the Café are Hickory Smoked Chicken Wings, Potato Skins and Tupelo Chicken Tenders and the Legendary Burger takes top billing on the grill along with aged choice steaks. Sandwiches, salads, smoked chicken and ribs along with dessert back up the main stage menu. The autographed photos, guitars, records and clothing adorn the pillars and almost every inch of the establishment is covered in hard rock history. So if you want a place where the food and music share the spotlight, San Diego's Hard Rock Café is the hot ticket in town.
The minute you step into The Prado you know you've entered into a world like no other. Located in the historic House of Hospitality in Balboa Park, the restaurant offers four main dining areas. Each has its own distinctive décor and ambiance: the Terrace features outdoor seating, the Courtyard room overlooks the courtyard and fountain, the Solarium overlooks the Terrace and features skylights, and the Lounge serves up two happy hours with several signature drinks. The California cuisine is expertly prepared, and includes Pan Roasted Sea Bass with cauliflower and truffle puree and Braised Beef Boneless Shortrib with Point Reyes blue cheese foam.
Bertrand at Mister A'sAddress: 2550 5th Avenue, San Diego, CA 92103 (Map)
Impeccable service, excellent cuisine, and an extensive wine list are to be expected at any Bertrand Hug establishment, and Bertrand at Mr. A's lives up to the highest of expectations. Perched atop a skyscraper on the brink of downtown, the restaurant offers one of the most outstanding dining experiences in San Diego. Modern American cuisine elegantly complements the cosmopolitan backdrop, with a menu that offers awe-inspiring "glimpses" of both land and sea. The seasonal menu incorporates the utmost quality meats, fish, and accompaniments, resulting in a fresh and tantalizing selection of dishes. The main dining room offers a premier dining experience, while a more casual, although no less sumptuous, selection of dishes is available in the patio and bar.
Studio DinerAddress: 4701 Ruffin Road, San Diego, CA 92123 (Map)
The Studio Diner is a true local's paradise; conveniently located in the Kearney Mesa Business District, this deliciously nostalgic eatery serves up heaping helpings of classic American fare with a gourmet twist 24-hours-a-day. Clad in chrome and gleaming with 1940s charm, film-making equipment graces the dining area and celebrates the restaurant's ongoing relationship with television. The only thing that can steal the spotlight from the Diner's cool décor is its impressively lengthy and satisfying menu. Breakfast, lunch, and dinner can be savored any time – from omelets to East Coast classics, the Diner aims to please. Menu favorites include the Lobster Roll, the Lox-Ness Monster (Lox and cream cheese), and the Samson's Steak Sandwich. And to wash it all down, try a childhood favorite malty milkshake or a more mature audience-oriented adult beverage.


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China's HSBC services PMI slumped to 51.1 in April from 54.3 in March, adding to pressure on the risk-sensitive currencies such as the Australia dollar. The Aussie slipped back under 1.0300 after Australia's adjusted retail sales in March fell 0.4% against a consensus for a rise of 0.1%, while ANZ Australia total job ads for April fell 1.3%. Asia stocks and currencies are rallying with risk appetite buoyant after Fridays' sterling U.S. jobs data which helped the U.S. stock markets to hit new record highs. The dollar could however firm up against the major currencies due to the jump in the U.S. 10-year treasury yield to 1.74% from 1.67% last week. Malaysia's ringgit jumps 1.5% from Friday's close after the incumbent coalition party retains power in Sunday's election. Japan markets are closed Monday.
EUR/USD: 1.3127 (Up) 1.3107/1.3141
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AUD/USD: 1.0282 (Down) 1.0275/1.0314
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--The HSBC China Services PMI fell to 51.1 in April, from 54.3 in March, for the slowest rate of expansion since August 2011.
--Australian retail sales unexpectedly fell in March, tempering recent signs of a recovery in consumer sentiment and spending. Retail sales fell 0.4% in March from a month earlier, the Australian Bureau of Statistics said Monday, compared with a 0.1% rise expected by economists. Sales rose 1.3% in February and January.
--Italian Prime Minister Enrico Letta said Sunday he will present a pan-European plan to boost employment at the EU level.
--The French economy will do better than the latest gloomy forecasts of the European Commission because France has shrugged off austerity and is concentrating on growth, Finance Minister Pierre Moscovici said Sunday.
--Greece's crisis-ravaged economy, now in a sixth year of recessionary freefall, is beginning to turn the corner while the country's efforts to mend its public finances could allow it to return to financial markets as early as next year, the country's finance minister said.
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