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Governor-Elect Ducey will have a Republican Legislature to Work with
Republicans will maintain control of the Arizona Legislature. Republicans are on their way to victory in 16 state Senate races, the party of CONTROL* has won 13 seats. The only issue in doubt is in District 6.
Former lawmakers Sylvia Allen (Republican) and Thomas O'Halleran (Independent) are locked in a very close race. With just over half the precincts reporting, O'Halleran leads by about 600 votes. Allen got into the race very late when the conservative incumbent, Chester Crandall, died in a horseback riding accident near Heber just days before the August primary. The late Crandall won unopposed, but Allen was able to replace him on the GOP ticket.
If Allen wins the seat, the GOP will have a 17-13 Senate majority. If O'Halleran wins the seat, the GOP will hold 16 seats, the party of CONTROL 13 and there would be one Independent seat.
Republicans are claiming 37 Arizona House of Representative seats, CONTROL 23 seats.
So Governor-elect Ducey will have a Republican majority to work with for the first two years of his first term.
Doug Ducey appears on his way to becoming Arizona's next governor. Fellow Republicans are leading Democrats in all of the other statewide office elections with 1,103 of 1,566 precincts reporting in these state office contests.
Ducey, former state treasurer, leads Comrade Fred DuVal of the party of CONTROL 53-41 percent. The good news is that Arizona will avoid the record spending binges and budget deficits that DuVal would have accrued had he been elected. It would have been a repeat of the Napolitano years when the former governor spent money far faster that the state could generate revenues. But under Governor Ducey, fiscal sanity is a certainty.
We also believe — and certainly hope — Ducey's administration will be friendly to life, liberty and family. He gave every intention to the Center for Arizona Policy that this would be the case, and we urge him to hold true.
In the race for attorney general, GOP Mark Brnovich has a lead of 66,000 votes over CONTROL candidate Felicia Rotellini, 53.4 percent to 46.6 percent.
Secretary of state race is a little closer. Liberal Republican Michele Reagan has 52 percent of the vote, surprising frequent CONTROL candidate and former attorney general, Terry Goddard, 48 percent.
Closer still is the race between Republican Diane Douglas and CONTROL's David Garcia. Douglas leads by about 1,500 votes, with 50.87 percent of the vote to Garcia's 49.08. Douglas wants to get rid of the Big Socialism education curriculum, Common Core. Garcia would be a disaster for Arizona's children.
Jeff DeWit, another Republican, is running unopposed for state treasurer.
The party of CONTROL refused to allow its members to select candidates for governor or attorney general. No one other than Comrade DuVal, who wants to move Arizona forward communist style, or Rottelini, were allowed to compete for those nominations in the August primary election.
Conservative Congressmen Matt Salmon, Trent Franks, Paul Gosar and David Schweikert are all sailing to victory.
Salmon said: "Tonight's election results make one thing exceedingly clear: Arizonans want their elected officials to get government out of the way and support policies that will let the private sector thrive and create jobs."
CONTROL incumbents Kyrsten Sinema, Ron Barber, and Raul Grijalva are all on their way to re-election as well.
Ann Kirkpatrick, another CONTROL incumbent, is pulling away from Andy Tobin in a congressional race, and now leads by 5 percentage points with 177 of 327 precincts in.
Ruben Gallego (CONTROL) has sewn up election in the congressional seat held for many years by the retired Ed Pastor.
The top vote-getters, in order, for Arizona Corporation Commission are Republicans Doug Little and Tom Forese and then CONTROL's Sandra Kennedy a distant third.
Among judges up for retention, Scott Bales is winning handily. He was appointed by former Gov. Janet Napolitano (CONTROL).
Prop 122, which will stem out of control federal government interference with Arizona, is barely ahead, by just one percent.
The Right to Try prop, 303, is winning big.
And as it has done numerous times, the attempt to raise state legislator pay (Prop 304) is losing bigtime.
In Phoenix, the unfunded/pension spiking madness is likely to continue. Prop 487 is up 55 to 45 percent.
All in all, it's a good night for America and Arizona (on the 11th anniversary of The Arizona Conservative, No. 1 cultural commentator in the state). Though politics is downstream from culture, tonight's results are a good sign that people have had enough of Big Government Socialism, the Obama Administration, and the do-nothing U.S. Senate under Harry Reid's abdication of responsibility and leadership. This is also a great day for the sanctity of life, for families, and especially for free speech and religious liberty.
We remember the wisdom of President Reagan, one of the five truly great presidents in this nation, who said during his first inaugural address:
"We are a nation that has a government—not the other way around. And this makes us special among the nations of the Earth. Our government has no power except that granted it by the people. It is time to check and reverse the growth of government, which shows signs of having grown beyond the consent of the governed."
Thank you for coming here to consult our election recommendations and coverage.
May God bless America.
* The reason we refer to Democrats as the party of CONTROL is because their radical philosophy is to try to control every aspect of your lives — to your detriment.
Fred DuVal: Bad for Arizona … Great for Big Out of Control Government
The Navajo Nation Council's Naabik'iyátí' Committee has endorsed socialist Fred DuVal, representing the party of CONTROL for Arizona governor. This is hardly surprising, but it is sad that Native Americans continue to support the socialists who have kept them on a cycle of dependency, economic stagnation and hopelessness for decade after decade. The last thing Native Americans need is more socialist policies and more dependency on government.
Indian reservations are pockets of poverty where unemployment, social problems, and alcoholism abound. If the party of CONTROL was actually helping Native Americans we would have seen changes for the better by now. But reservation life and the problems that grip them have changed little since the 20th century.
No, Fred DuVal will not change that.
But Fred DuVal – if elected governor – will do his best impersonation of Barack Hussein Obama. That will be disastrous for men, women and children in Arizona.
It will be wonderful for Planned Parenthood and for those who benefit from Arizona's over-spending of money it doesn't have. We will likely see more of what happened under fellow traveler Janet Napolitano: gimmicks, smoke and mirrors and unsustainable spending and debt.
And speaking of Planned Parenthood, DuVal is already campaigning for youths to do end-runs around parental consent laws protecting under-age girls from the profit-driven abortion mills.
DuVal and Democrats talk a good education game. But public education has gone down, down, downhill because of their over-influence on K-12, public colleges and universities and the governing boards that control them.
If DuVal is elected in November, you can kiss prosperity good-bye. You will work longer into the year before you stop working for "Uncle Fred" and can begin keeping your own money to spend on your family's needs. Fred will be fantastic for Big Government, Big out of control Government in your face.
The party of CONTROL will step all over the Constitution and the Bill of Rights. Its members do whatever they think they can get away with. The socialists are taking our country and our culture down. We are not progressing as a nation, and it's because of them.
Sadly, there are also too many Republicans who are running Left and that is to the state's detriment.
Vote for FREEDOM.
Just heard on the radio that several school board elections have been cancelled in Arizona. That's because there are so many uncontested elections. Which is to the detriment of Arizona and its students. There are too many leftists serving on, some entrenched on, our school boards, advocating for the same old wrong-headed policies that promote political correctness over real learning and education.
Also in the news lately: Jeff Scott of Phoenix Radio 1100 A.M. crowed about Arizona's three large state universities all ranking in the top 30 of the latest LGBT university ratings. Speaking of PC over-riding real education and learning! That is sad.
Think of how students struggling with same-sex attraction and gender confusion would actually be helped if this was the newscast: Arizona ranks high nationally as a leading provider of counseling for those struggling with gender and sexuality issues.
Taxpayer Watchdog Group: YES on Phoenix Proposition 487
By Tom Jenney, President
Americans for Prosperity, Arizona Chapter
YES on City of Phoenix Proposition 487 -- Prop 487 would solve the City's nearly $1.5 billion unfunded pension liability problem by moving new employees to a plan similar to the 401k plans that are common in the private sector. Prop 487 would fix the City's scandalous $190 million pension spiking problem by limiting the excess pension benefits given to current employees.
Ducey's Victory Speech
It didn't take long to become clear Doug Ducey had won the Republican nomination for governor. Following are some of the points he made in his victory speech, flanked by his family and Governor Jan Brewer:
Our schools must do better, without more meddling from the federal government. We will pursue commonsense education instead of Common Core education. Focus on solid teaching, local control and more input from parents so every student reaches their educational dreams
This campaign is for you if you're for job creation.
I will reach out to all the people.
I will earn the vote by showing the best that is in Arizona
I am thankful for my faith and my family. The best thing I have going for me is my wife Angela Ducey. We couldn't be more proud of our three sons, Jack, Joe, and Sam.
When the going gets rough it's great to have the help of Jon Kyl, John Shadegg, Cong. Trent Franks, Bill Montgomery (Maricopa County Attorney), (former Gov.) Jane Dee Hull, Leah Marquez Peterson, (former Gov.) Fife Symington, and Sheriff Joe Arpaio. I've gotten a lot of advice from them.
I learned to respect the strengths of each of my opponents. I applaud their commitment, as all of us should, to public service.
I want every Republican to know we need you in this campaign.
We will make our state a more just, compassionate and welcoming place.
He said tonight is an especially great day for ice cream. Surely Fred DuVal will jump all over that.
He thanked Gov. Brewer for her leadership and wants to stand on the shoulders of her legacy.
We set out to give a great effort. To run with a full heart and press on to the finish.
I'll work hard as your nominee and together we will win the election for governor.
It was a clean sweep for (Democrat opponent) Fred DuVal. I want to congratulate Fred on his big win. We now know that this guy is unstoppable — if he doesn't have an opponent. (The Arizona Democrats selected DuVal more than a year ago to be their candidate without allowing any opposition in the primary.)
I'm seeking support from Republicans, Democrats, Independents, and Liberatians.
It comes down to one thing: Arizona should be a place of opportunity for all.
We will find a better way (than Obamacare) to protect the health care and freedom for people of Arizona.
We will practice spending discipline. The default position of the status quo and special interests is always to raise taxes; we'll stand up again for the taxpayers of Arizona.
I have a very clear agenda: kickstart the economy, reform education and get out from underneath the thumb of our federal government.
Now I will make my case to all the voters of Arizona.
The next 10 weeks ahead will be filled with hard work and vigorous debate.
Every day I will state my convictions and respect those of others
I will earn the vote by showing the best of Arizona.
Thank you and God bless Arizona.
It's Ducey, Brnovich, Douglas, Reagan in GOP Primary
Doug Ducey has won the Arizona Republican primary race for governor. RINO Scott Smith is in second, with Christine Jones third, Ken Bennett fourth, Andy Thomas fifth and former congressman Frank Riggs sixth.
Mark Brnovich is ending scandal-ridden RINO Tom Horne's reign as Arizona attorney general.
Diane Douglas ousted incumbent John Huppenthal for Superintendent for Public Instruction. Douglas ran on her opposition to Common Core education, which Huppenthal supported.
RINO Michele Reagan is winning the nomination for secretary of state. She will most likely lose in November to Democrat Terry Goddard.
Jeff DeWitt is heading for victory in the three-man primary race for state treasurer, with RINO Hugh Hallmann in second and former AZ GOP chairman Randy Pullen running third.
Wendy Rogers is leading Andrew Walter by about 5,000 votes in the GOP Congressional District 9 race.
Gary Kiehe is surprisingly leading in the GOP Congressional District 1 in a close race with Adam Kwasman and Andy Tobin.
Several incumbent congressmen ran unopposed.
In the Republican race for Arizona Corporation Commissioner, Tom Forese and Doug Little have secured nominations for November's general election.
In a huge disappointment, Arizona-bashing Bob Worsley has defeated challenger Dr. Ralph Heap in the State Senate race for District 25.
Additionally, John Giles won handily over conservative Danny Ray in the election for mayor in Mesa. Giles was backed by all the current councilmen — all of whom, incidentally, were identified as "friends" and "champions" of Big Government by Americans for Tax Prosperity.
During the summer campaign, The Arizona Conservative questioned the loyalty of many Republican candidates to GOP principles. Several of those candidates won or did well tonight, raising additional questions about Republican voters, as well. Do personalities and advertising tactics weigh more heavily with Republican voters, or do they observe GOP principle as their criteria for voting decisions? The answer is in, and the GOP platform was a big loser in here in Arizona this summer. And as we said previously, it hasn't been tried and found wanting. For many of the candidates — particularly Smith, Hallmann, Reagan, Worsley, Horne, and others — it has not been tried. Obviously, conservatives have much to do to educate Republicans in this state, which appears to be drifting away from the conservative principles that made America great.


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British Sky Broadcasting Group Plc (BSY), the U.K.'s biggest pay-television provider, was denied permission to appeal a ruling that would force it to sell a stake in broadcaster ITV Plc. (ITV)
The Competition Appeal Tribunal doesn't "consider that an appeal would have any real prospect of success," according to a ruling dated Dec. 4 published on its Web site today.
On Sept. 29, the Competition Appeal Tribunal said BSkyB must cut its ITV holding to less than 7.5 percent from 17.9 percent, upholding a decision by the Competition Commission in December. BSkyB's stake has lost 73 percent in value since the purchase in 2006 for 135 pence a share, or a total of 940 million pounds ($1.4 billion). The stake is now worth 250 million pounds.
BSkyB, controlled by Rupert Murdoch's News Corp., can still apply for permission to appeal within 14 days, according to today's ruling. Isleworth-England based BSkyB said Nov. 28 it had asked to be allowed to appeal the case.
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Anplica Fiore reports that the Castlerock Museum in Alma, Wisconsin will host a lecture entitled Medieval Furniture of the Maciejowski Bible on November 30, 2014 at 2pm.
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Lisa Czudnochowsky, Director, SCA Inc. and Ombudsman for Board Recruiting reports that the SCA Board of Directors is seeking nominees.
Tiny chapel found in Wales
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On Wednesday, doctors in Israel performed unprecedented surgery on a Syrian brown bear named Mango. The 19-year-old bear suffered from a slipped disc, which had left his back legs paralyzed, the Daily Mail reported.
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Veterinarians will monitor Mango's recovery in the coming weeks, but the photograph of this 550-pound animal, with a shaved back and an IV line and a blood-pressure cuff, is a reminder that even the most ferocious-looking creatures sometimes need a hand from their docs. Below, several more exotic patients. --Sarah Eberspacher
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If the quest for Mount Everest began as a grand imperial gesture, as redemption for an empire of explorers that had lost the race to the Poles, it ended as a mission of regeneration for a country and a people bled white by war. Of the twenty-six British climbers who, on three expeditions (1921-24), walked 400 miles off the map to find and assault the highest mountain on Earth, twenty had seen the worst of the fighting. Six had been severely wounded, two others nearly killed by disease at the Front, one hospitalized twice with shell shock. Three as army surgeons dealt for the duration with the agonies of the dying. Two lost brothers, killed in action. All had endured the slaughter, the coughing of the guns, the bones and barbed wire, the white faces of the dead. In a monumental work of history and adventure, ten years in the writing, Wade Davis asks not whether George Mallory was the first to reach the summit of Everest, but rather why he kept on climbing on that fateful day. His answer lies in a single phrase uttered by one of the survivors as they retreated from the mountain: 'The price of life is death'. Mallory walked on because for him, as for all of his generation, death was but 'a frail barrier that men crossed, smiling and gallant, every day'. As climbers they accepted a degree of risk unimaginable before the war. They were not cavalier, but death was no stranger. They had seen so much that it had no hold on them. What mattered was how one lived, the moments of being alive. For all of them Everest had become an exalted radiance, a sentinel in the sky, a symbol of hope in a world gone mad.
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On the ground floor, there are two rooms with each a double bed, a recently refurbished bathroom, a separate toilet, living room, kitchen and dining space. Upstairs, there is a third room with two single beds, and a dormitory for kids which can sleep up to four. The house can accommodate up to 10, and is perfect for two to three couples with kids. There is also upstairs one shower room with toilet. The private pool is about 150 feet up from the house, secluded, with the possibility to bbq. Relaxation in a scenic setting, tourism, quiet and the Provence way of life.
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Good sound system with possibility of hooking up portable CD or MP3 player. Wide flat screen with DVD player. Nespresso machine.
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Some of the best preserved Roman ruins of Europe are within an hour's drive: Vaison-la-Romaine, Nîmes, Arles, Pont du Gard, Saint-Rémy, Orange. In Avignon, its Papal Palace recounts the tale of the Avignon Papacy, the Western Schism and the Hundred Year War. For those who love theatre, the Festival d'Avignon (July) is to plays (in French) what Bayreuth is to Wagner's operas. Les Baux-de-Provence, an hour away, is one of the most spectacular Medieval settings. Orange (30 minutes away - July) welcomes in its Roman amphitheatre some of the greatest names in classical music. Aix-en-Provence (with its opera festival) is not much farther. There is a plethora of less famous festivals in the area in the summer. Prestigious French wineries are within a 30 minute drive (Chateauneuf-du-Pape, Gigondas, Tavel, etc.). The Mont Ventoux towers over the whole region - Lafare is great place to start the most famous climb of the Tour de France. The Dentelles de Montmirail, where Lafare sits, are famous to rock climbers for its breathtaking cliffs. Carpentras (15 minutes away) was part of the Avignon Papal holdings and a refuge for the Jews of the Middle Ages from persecution - the synagogue is France's oldest. It is an easy day trip to rent a boat near Marseilles and visit the calanques towards Cassis.
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Lafare is nestled in a valley in the Dentelles de Montmirail, where one can hike to see eagles, vultures, wild boars, etc. It is a very small village (20 or so houses) and not that many more inhabitants. In winter, the ski resort of the Mont Ventoux is only a 30 minute drive away. This is the border between one of the best wine making regions of France and the beginning of the Alps, the right mix of history, culture, quiet and wilderness. Good restaurants abound in the nearby villages. The red wines of Beaumes-de-Venise (also famous for its muscat) are grown in Lafare. Lafare is an excellent starting point for scenic hikes in the Dentelles towards Gigondas or le Baroux (a Medieval castle to visit). Beaumes de Venise (3km) has all the shops for everyday needs and, as in all the villages of the regions, plenty of wineries to visit. Each day of the week, there is a "marché" in the nearby villages where local producers sell the freshest vegetables, local cheese, and other artefacts.
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"A magical place to stay"
If you are looking for a place to relax in the most beautiful scenery, this is the place to be. Relaxing on the terrace overlooking the village or at the pool overlooking the "Dentelles de Montmirail" in perfect privacy, this house has it all.
The owner was very friendly and the booking process was easy. We stayed for two weeks with two families of four. Each family had their own floor with bathroom.
If you like cycling, bring your bike because it doesn't get any better. You can go cycling in the Dentelles with spectacular views or take it up a notch and go up the Ventoux (beware of the Mistral in July!). Great stay, hopefully we can return soon.
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MANCHESTER — A Pembroke man, shot twice in the leg by police after a car chase last June in back alleys and on downtown streets, was indicted on seven felony charges, including two counts of attempted first-degree assault for allegedly trying to run down police officers with his Jeep Commander.
Christopher Varagianis, 37, of 12 Alyssa Drive, but currently being held in the Valley Street jail, also was indicted by a grand jury sitting in Hillsborough County Superior Court, Northern District, on five counts of reckless conduct. The panel also issued misdemeanor charges of two counts each of disobeying a police officer and resisting arrest.
The incident happened on June 3 and began outside the 7 Days Market on Union Street, where Varagianis was reportedly found unconscious in his Jeep.
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Varagianis refused to pull over and drove at a high rate of speed in back alleys and city streets, eventually ramming his Jeep into the front of the unmarked Chevrolet Yukon being operated by Detective Michael Lavallee, according to a preliminary report of the officer-involved shooting issued by the New Hampshire Attorney General's Office in June.
The vehicles were locked grill-to-grill, with each driver stepping on the accelerator, and officers outside yelling for Varagianis to stop.
Three officers fired their weapons that day, according to the attorney general's report: Detective Joseph Mucci, who fired two shots at the Jeep's tires, flattening one of them; Lavallee, who aimed low and fired at Varagianis as his Jeep broke free and was about to pass him and after he warned him that he was going to shoot; and an unidentified undercover officer who fired after he saw two other officers jump out of the way of the Jeep to avoid being hit.
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One of the theories Doug Campbell advances in The Deliverance of God is that the "Romans Road" account of salvation which has dominated American evangelical Christianity for the past half-century cannot really be blamed on Martin Luther or John Calvin. The Romans Road is paved through the reconfiguration of the Reformers' theology to fulfill the "decision for Christ" salvation formula of Billy Graham, Bill Bright, and all the sidewalk pamphleteers of the Four Spiritual Laws, who are more … [Read more...]
Is God a capitalist? (John Locke and the Romans Road)
From fear and trembling to refuge (Psalm 2)
I have always had a particular attraction to Philippians 2:12, "Work out your salvation with fear and trembling," partly because it creates a crisis for evangelicals with a formulaic "decision for Christ" account of salvation. I do believe that justification by faith is a core part of our salvation, but I also think that δικάιοω (justify) means "make just" more than "declare just" in a way that the English language screws up with the word "justification." Though we need to have Christ's justif … [Read more...]


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Jul 5, 2011 at 11:08AM
Whether you're listening to all those studies linking cell phone radiation to cancer, or just tired of holding a tiny gadget to your ear, this simple, colorful solution from Native Union takes care of it all. The Pop Phone Handset is shaped like an old-fashioned telephone, replete with squiggly cord. This hip alternative can add a little bit of mischief and fun to any room. Simply plug it directly into your mobile phone or laptop and talk like it's 1989. Colors include pink, yellow, purple, blue and green. ($30 at Native Union)
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A new study shows that kids' packed lunches from home are high in sugar and salt, and fall short of federal nutrition guidelines.
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The amendment has become a hot button issue. On one side: commodity groups. On the other: animal rights groups.
Grocery delivery service Green BEAN Delivery plans to move and expand headquarters in Indianapolis.
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Chefs learn about everything from keeping bees to butchering chickens to maintaining healthy soil at Chef Camp.
Americans spend less on groceries, and tend to have poorer diets.
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Festival of Trees set next weekend The Washougal Festival of Trees will return to Hathaway Elementary School this year.
Festival of Trees set next weekend The Washougal Festival of Trees will return to Hathaway Elementary School this year.
Frank Dunn of Washougal will be taking his show to the Washburn Performing Arts Center Friday and Saturday.
As Isaac Hodapp recalls being on stage at the famed Grand Ole Opry Theater, he is at a loss for words.
A local resident is dancing two lead roles in a Thanksgiving weekend production at The Portland Ballet.
Journey Theater Arts Group will present a musical adaptation of "White Christmas," which features 17 Irving Berlin songs, at the Washburn Performing Arts Center at Washougal High School, 1201 39th St.
The Washington State Board of Education will meet at Educational Service District 112 from 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. Thursday and 8 a.m. to 3 p.m. Friday to discuss the kindergarten through 12th grade system's transition to career and college-ready standards, and impacts on high school graduation requirements.
Holly Days Craft Fair, breakfast with Santa benefits Grad Night The annual Holly Days Craft Fair and pancake breakfast with Santa will benefit the Camas Grad Night 2015 event.
Students in Debbie Kramer's second grade class at Hathaway Elementary recently gained an appreciation for science and art as they studied botany.
Parents night out set this month and next There will be a Parents Night Out Open Lego Lab for children ages 4 through fifth grade at Gause Elementary School, 1100 34th St., Washougal, on Friday, Nov. 21 and Friday, Dec. 19 from 6 to 9 p.m.
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Essential reading for anyone with an interest in the historical engagement of science and religion,
This review is from: Science and Religion: Some Historical Perspectives (Cambridge Studies in the History of Science) (Paperback)
This book is a modern classic and will be of interest to anyone with an interest in modern historical approaches to the past interactions of science and religion. Brooke criticises both the conflict thesis (that science and religion have inevitably come into conflict in the past) and the harmony thesis (that 'properly understood' science and religion have always worked together). In their place he firmly defends the 'complexity thesis' and advocates an appreciation of the many diverse ways in which science and religion have engaged in different historical contexts.
The main focus of the book spans from the late 16th to the 20th century and covers a truly phenomenal range of subjects: just about everything which can be described as science, from biology and physics to the German historical criticism of the 18th and 19th centuries gets some coverage and the concluding bibliographic essay is a great starting point for further research. Whether you're an academic looking for for a textbook to base a course around on an independent reader wanting to give structure to their study this book is excellent.
Given the recent proliferation of books on science and religion it should be noted that this is a history book and Brooke doesn't involve himself in philosophical disputes as to how science and religion should interact. If this is your main area of interest then you're likely to be disappointed by this book, although it will give you a valuable historical perspective on the debate.
If I had to identify one fault with this book it's that its demolition of simplistic 'conflict' and 'harmony' narratives can at times appear to leave the historian as little more than a stamp collector, recording facts with no overarching structure to arrange them in. Thankfully a recent follow-up publication explicitly sets out to address this issue (Science and Religion: New Historical Perspectives).
Any student of Religion or the History of Science should own a copy of this book, but it assumes no real prior knowledge and should be accessible to anyone with an interest in the subject.
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The Hills wraps up another season of drama, drama, drama tonight on MTV. The network is going all-out to promote the season finale of its soapy hit, with a marathon of season three episodes starting at 7 p.m. EST and PST, then the finale at 10, then the aftershow — where, MTV promises, there will be a "shocking" announcement. Will Lauren and Whitney both go to Paris? Will Lauren and Heidi reconcile for good? Will Spencer and Heidi get married live on screen? Will they admit the whole thing is fake? I think I'm going to have to tune in to find out; what about you? In case you missed any of this season's developments, all the episodes are streaming online right now.
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How To Approach A Woman At Church
Knowing how to approach a woman at church may help you find a partner that shares similar values and beliefs with you. It is important that you talk with her at an appropriate time that doesn't take away from any important parts of the service or meeting. Church is a great place to meet someone provided that you stick with a few guidelines.
- Find the right time. There is time before and after the message in a traditional service that would be an appropriate time to seek someone out. If you are at a church social event, there are plenty of good times to go and talk with someone. Remember, during the service is non the right time to talk.
- Think about what you want to say. A church does not lend itself to being the type of place you can say whatever you want to pick up a woman. Consider starting out by talking about the service or something that really stood out to you about what the priest or pastor said. Have something in your mind before you make your way over.
- Make eye contact and walk up casually. You want her to know that you are headed her way. Strike up a conversation with some of the ideas from the previous step. Shake her hand and introduce yourself. Ask her name.
- Find an event at church to attend together. Today's churches are full of social events and opportunities to meet other people in the community. Take the time to see if she will be at any of the events in the near future and arrange to meet before or after for coffee or even dinner.
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Tastemaking: Out in the Cold
The wait for a winter farmers' market may soon be over.
For Boston locavores, fall's bounty is bittersweet. Our farmers' markets may overflow with apples and pumpkins now, but with the teeming baskets comes the realization that market season will shortly be ending — most seasonal stands close after Thanksgiving. Unless you've canned fruit and stashed a season's worth of potatoes and carrots in a root cellar, you're in for six months of bland supermarket produce.
The problem isn't just New England's short growing season; it's that there just aren't many places to shop for regionally produced foodstuffs come winter. In other cities, cooks can get their December or February fix at enormous covered markets like Seattle's Pike Place, Philly's Reading Terminal, and Cleveland's West Side Market; no comparable options exist here.
The recently announced Boston Public Market, however, seems poised to change that. In July the state pledged $10 million for the development of a year-round market across from Haymarket station, in a building owned by the Department of Transportation. In addition to produce, it will stock artisanal cheeses, fresh-baked breads, and local meat and seafood. Early reports indicated it might be running within 12 to 18 months, but it's likely to be much longer — this is Big Dig territory, after all. "It's still a way off," admits Massachusetts Agricultural Resources Commissioner Scott Soares, who has been working with the Boston Public Market Association and other groups on the proposal. It's still undecided who will develop and manage the facility, he says. And the market's advisory board, which will vet potential vendors, has yet to be selected.
But the idea of being able to buy local food year-round has chefs salivating, including Chris Douglass, owner of Ashmont Grill and Tavolo in Dorchester and a Boston Public Market Association board member. In winter, he says, the market will likely offer cold-storage crops like cabbage, carrots, squash, pears, and apples — and that's good for chefs, home cooks, and farmers alike. "Not only will there be this place to get great stuff in winter, but it will also encourage growers to extend their seasons, build greenhouses, and cellar their produce."
Personal chef J. J. Gonson of Cuisine en Locale couldn't be more thrilled. "The appeal of a year-round market is not about summer. It's those winter months when I wish I had access to fresh, local food. I can order it, but it's not the same. I want to see it in person and interact with my farmers."
While there's little hope of seeing a downtown market this winter (or even next), there is one bright spot in our near future: Somerville's first winter public market will open in January, with items like beets, kale, and parsnips from vendors such as Enterprise and Winter Moon farms, as well as meats from Stillman's Farm. According to Jaime Corliss of Shape Up Somerville, the lead coordinating agency for the market, it's likely to be open on Saturday mornings. Its tentative location, the Center for the Arts in the Armory building, has parking and is accessible by bus. Its best asset, however, may be its setting: indoors.
Source URL: http://www.bostonmagazine.com/2010/09/tastemaking-out-in-the-cold/