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Senate Minority Leader Mitch McConnell, R-Ky., followed by Sen. Pat Roberts, R-Kan., second from right, leaves the Senate chamber to meet with fellow Republicans in a closed-door session as the "fiscal cliff" negotiations continue at the Capitol in Washington, Sunday, Dec. 30, 2012. Leaders in the Senate and the House are under pressure to find a legislative path to head off the automatic tax hikes and spending cuts set to take effect Jan. 1, 2013. (AP Photo/J. Scott Applewhite)
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When spring rolls around, most people get the itch to go outside and get started on their spring projects. Before you can begin most gardening and planting, however, there are several maintenance projects you must perform. The following list outlines five essential spring maintenance projects.
- Project #1: Sharpen lawnmower blades. The key to a healthy lawn is a clean shave. Mowing your lawn with a dull blade will tug on the grass blades, causing damage as well as an unsightly mowing job. Sharpen your lawnmower blades before you mow your lawn for the first time this spring.
- Project #2: Clean your rain gutters. Fall and winter weather can effectively clog your rain gutters with wet leaves and all sorts of debris. Since spring showers are on the way, you need clean gutters if you want to avoid flooding and other complications. Break out your ladder and inspect your gutters for clogs. Run a hose through your downspout to make sure there is no clog blocking the flow of water.
- Project #3: Inspect and repair your roof. Avoiding small repairs on your roof can lead to big problems later on that will cost you a bundle. Once all of the snow has melted for the year, visually inspect your roof for damage. If you suspect a missing shingle or two, climb onto the roof and take care of the problems now, while the weather is still fairly mild. You do not want to be up on a scorching roof during the heat of summer, so take care of the problem now before it becomes major. If there is pooling or visible sagging on your roof, it is time to call in a roofing contractor to take care of serious damage.
- Project #4: Transplanting trees and shrubs. Spring is a great time to transplant trees and shrubs, as the weather is mild and optimum for helping plants take root. Do not transplant in summer, as the weather is too harsh and plants often go dormant. Transplant trees and shrubs in strategic locations to provide you with shade and comfort for years to come.
- Project #5: Maintain your garage door. Most people never give any thought to their garage door, but it is a machine that must be maintained just like any other. Take a few minutes to make sure everything is in line, and that the safety features are working properly. Over time, your garage door may become misaligned and need adjusting. For professional help with your garage door maintenance and repairs, contact a company such as Zook Garage Door Services.


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FORT MYERS, Fla.- Fort Myers Police are searching for the suspect responsible for a robbery at the 7-11 convenience store, located at 9660 S.R. 82, on Sunday.
An unknown suspect entered the business and said he needed money. The suspect implied he had a weapon and directed the clerk to open the cash register. The suspect then fled the scene with a small amount of cash.
Surveillance video shows the suspect as a black male wearing a yellow shirt and plaid shorts. He was driving a silver four-door vehicle that can also been seen in the back right of one of the surveillance photos.
Anyone with information is asked to call FMPD at 321-7700, Crime Stoppers at 1-800-780-TIPS or text message C-R-I-M-E-S (274637) Keyword FMPD. Tipsters can remain anonymous. Anyone with information that leads to an arrest and conviction of the robbery suspect could be eligible for a reward of up to $5,000.


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Melba Colleen Hamilton was born July 2, 1930 in Amarillo Texas to Samuel Eugene and Mary Pearl Morris.
Melba attended schools in Amarillo through her junior year of high school at Amarillo High. She moved to Borger, Texas and graduated from Borger High School in 1948. She received her secretarial certification from Texas Women's University in Denton.
Mary Ellen Vaughn, 87, of Borger, died Monday, Sept. 17, 2012, in Borger.
Mary Ellen's wishes were that her body be donated to science. Arrangements are under the direction of Minton Chatwell Funeral Directors of Borger.
FRITCH - Marsha Leigh Borders, 61, of Fritch, passed away Monday, Sept. 17, 2012, in Amarillo.
A Memorial Service will be held at 3:00 p.m. Saturday, Sept. 22, 2012, at the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints with Scott Gordon of the Borger ward officiating. Services are under the direction of Minton Chatwell Funeral Directors of Fritch.
Marsha Borders was born Nov. 18, 1950, in Decatur, Ill., to Edward Eugene Borders and Ramona Louise (Jackson) Borders.
She was a resident of Fritch since 1996, after moving from Ramona, Calif.
Glenn Hagle, 78, of Borger, died Wednesday, September 12, 2012 in Amarillo. Memorial Services will be 10:00 a.m. Saturday, September 15,2012 at the Minton Memorial Chapel with Pastor Les Sharp of Faith Covenant Church officiating. Services are under the direction of Minton Chatwell Funeral Directors.
Glenn played baseball in high school and college and loved to play golf. He was also an avid reader and loved music of all kinds.
He was preceded in death by his parents, one brother, and two sisters.
Gloria Faye Barnes, 74 of Borger died Wednesday Sept. 12th in Amarillo. Funeral services will be 4:00 pm Saturday Sept. 15th at First Baptist Church of Borger with Andy Dietz officiating. Burial will be in the Garden of Devotion at Westlawn Memorial Park Cemetery under the direction of Minton Chatwell Funeral Directors of Borger.
Services for Doris E. Wofford, 83, of Enid, Okla., were at 10 a.m. Friday, Sept. 7, 2012, with Pastor Dan O'Daniel officiating. Arrangements were under the kind guidance of Stittsworth Funeral Service.
Doris was born out in the country, outside of Cherokee, Okla., to Leonard and Vivian (Campbell) Boston on June 2, 1929, and passed away Sunday, Sept. 2, 2012, in Enid, Okla.
Doris married Elvin Wofford, who graduated from the same high school, class of 1949, in Jet. They were married on Feb. 24, 1949.
Billie Don "Dick" Miller, 70, of Borger died September 9 in Amarillo. Graveside services will be held Thursday, September 13 at Westlawn Memorial Park under the direction of Minton Chatwell Funeral Directors of Borger.
James "Jim" Wendell Jones, age 79, an Atoka, OK resident, passed away on Monday, September 10, 2012 at Atoka, OK.
No services are planned. Arrangements are under the direction of Brown's Funeral Service of Atoka, Okla.
Paul H. Powell Jr. of Tahoka went home to be with his Lord on Sept 5, 2012. Paul was born Feb 10, 1922 in Jasper, TX to Orva and Paul Powell. He was raised in Woodville, TX. He received a B.S. degree from Southwestern University, Georgetown, Tx. and a M.D. degree from Temple University school of Medicine, Philadelphia, Pa. He served in the United States Navy as a flight surgeon.
He married Betty Jo Latham of Stephenville, Tx. in 1948. He was in family practice in Borger from 1958 until his retirement in 1991. Paul later lived in Glen Rose, Tx, McKinney, Tx. and Lubbock, Tx.
Esther Woods, 97 of Stinnett, passed away on Saturday, September 8, 2012. Graveside services are scheduled for 2:00 P.M. on Tuesday, September 11, 2012 in Kismet Cemetery, Kismet, Kansas. Rev. Zeb Sailors, retired pastor of the Church of Christ, will be officiating. Arrangements are entrusted to Morrison Funeral Directors.


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When taking over as GM/CEO of MARTA in Dec. 2012, Parker, who has a large array of both public and private sector experience in diverse communities around the country, said he'd like to change the perception of the agency.
While there are some new solutions for funding a bill when MAP-21 expires being mentioned, there is still no mechanism, new or old, gaining bipartisan favor. Meanwhile, the fractious climate on Capitol Hill makes reaching an agreement even more difficult.
Systems are becoming more sophisticated with the ability to generate and analyze more data, allowing transit systems to improve safety, efficiency and cut costs.
In January, Portland, Ore.'s TriMet began offering another transportation option after creating a new joint program with car sharing company Zipcar Inc., while the Fort Worth Transportation Authority (The T) started a nonprofit, Fort Worth Bike Sharing, to make cycling an easy way for riders to fill in the gaps of a trip.
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Four-star quarterback Kai Locksley of Baltimore Gilman School released his top six schools, and they are spread across the country.
The 6-foot-4, 190-pound Locksley named Auburn, Virginia Tech, Maryland, Oregon, Texas and Florida State as his top six, and added there are no leaders.
Of the six schools, Auburn, Florida State and Texas have quarterbacks committed in the 2015 class.
Albuquerque (N.M.) Eldorado's Zach Gentry committed to the Longhorns a few weeks ago, but Locksley's father, Mike, the offensive coordinator at Maryland, is close friend with Texas coach Charlie Strong.
Locksley is trying to make his decision prior to the start of his senior season. Last month he said he wanted to trim his list. The top 10 he released in April also included Miami, Ohio State, Ole Miss and Baylor, but those four didn't make the latest cut.


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Jim Parsons promotes his "Saturday Night Live" hosting stint in a new video. The Emmy-winning actor makes fun of Bobby Moynihan early in the clip after the "SNL" regular made a false assumption that Parsons' sitcom "The Big Bang Theory" used a laugh track. Parsons then uses the laugh track against Moynihan who admits he "made a mistake" and is "embarrassed."
Later, Parsons has to explain to Moynihan the proper context to use Sheldon Cooper's catchphrase "Bazinga" but Moynihan still doesn't get it right. In the next sketch, Moynihan cons Parsons into forking over $50 for an elevator pass, but the prank comes back to Moynihan.
Parsons also shows his dancing skills along with Moynihan as they claim to be athletes who competed at the Olympics in a non-ice division of ice dancing.
Parsons-hosted episode of "SNL" will air Saturday, March 2 at 11:35 P.M. on NBC. Beck will be the musical guest.


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Branden Kline began the season as Virginia's opening day starter. And the junior will get the ball again on Thursday in the Cavaliers' first postseason game.
Coach Brian O'Connor said Monday that Kline will start Virginia's ACC Tournament opener against Clemson at 11 a.m. Thursday. O'Connor said he had not yet decided on starters for Friday against Georgia Tech or Saturday against Florida State.
"Branden Kline had an excellent start last time against Clemson. And it's his turn in the rotation," O'Connor explained. "And it actually works out pretty good that our first game isn't until Thursday, because that's a week's rest for him."
Kline received ACC pitcher of the week honors for his first outing against the Tigers, when he gave up just two base-runners in a complete game 5-1 win at Davenport Field on March 24. Now Kline says he's hoping to get the Cavaliers off to a winning start in Greensboro.
"We're just going to try to take it one game at a time. I'm going to try to run with the ball as long and as far as I can possibly go with it," he explained. "Hopefully we can just focus on Clemson, and worry about getting past them first."
Kline is 6-3 with a 3.89 ERA and 84 strikeouts in 81 innings pitched this season. On Monday, he was named All-ACC second team as a starting pitcher. Last year he was named to the first team as the Cavaliers' closer.
He was joined on the All-ACC second team by second baseman Keith Werman and closer Justin Thompson. The Cavaliers, who are the No. 4 seed in the ACC Tournament, didn't put anyone on this year's first team.
"We have a great amount of players that could be on the team as well," Kline said. "It just shows you how good of a conference the ACC actually is. The talent we bring, every single weekend with the different players and different teams. It's just a great honor."
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The target is the truth. Clearly Democrats and the CSM have no interest in the truth, only in political gain or loss. Go soak your head, Brad.
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Her priorities were homosexual rights and unlimited abortions for all at a time the Muslims of the world were pushing for Shariah Law. Her contempt for military and security caused her to cut budgets for defending embassies while outsourcing security to host nations and unarmed contractors. Trying to gloss over her inadequacies, she sent Rice out with a blatant lie to the American People and the UN. Hell yes she´s a target, she was responsible.
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Oversight hearings that might hurt Democrats and their lead candidate are clearly bad. Oversight hearings against Republicans good. I that what CSM saying?
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Ditto, #1. The truth is the target. So, there is nothing to fear but the truth. If that hurts them politically, it´s their own fault.I, for one, am sick and tired to death of lying political shenanigans.
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In 2010, the Office of Management and Budget championed the Federal Data Center Consolidation Initiative as the means to close 40 percent of the government's data centers and save $5 billion by 2015.
Along the way, the effort faced major snags. Savings were lower than expected, the number of identified data centers doubled in 2013, and OMB was slow to release metrics and demonstrate leadership. The problems have left some observers wondering whether data center consolidation has more bark than bite.
"I feel as a business partner to government that the data center closing initiative is losing steam," Anthony Robbins, vice president of Brocade's federal business, told FCW.
"They are talking more about optimization of assets and data center optimization and improving utilization and all these other things," he said. "But I think and believe -- and industry believes -- that a more aggressive approach to data centers can save more money over time."
A new goal for data center consolidation?
Data center closures continue apace -- or do they?
OMB underestimates data center numbers
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GAO: Metrics, leadership leave savings unclear in data center consolidation
At FDCCI's inception, the government's goal was to close or consolidate 1,200 of nearly 3,100 identified data centers. Robbins said the approach was not aggressive enough.
In recent years, large commercial companies such as Hewlett-Packard have closed dozens of smaller data centers in favor of several centralized centers, while simultaneously improving IT security and reducing energy footprint and personnel costs. Robbins said the government "wasn't consistent with commercial best practices" when it touted 40 percent consolidation rates as a goal.
In mid-2013, the Government Accountability Office revealed the existence of more than 7,000 federal data centers, which compounded the government's dilemma. About 640 data centers have been shut down, with another 470 scheduled to close by September. To reach the goal of closing 40 percent of federal data centers, 2,400 would have to be closed.
That seems an unlikely or even impossible goal to reach by 2015. But Robbins said the government should aspire to close far more.
Approximately 6,000 of the government's data centers are what OMB defines as noncore, and Robbins said keeping all those centers is a waste of resources. OMB began to emphasize optimization over closings in early 2013, but changing the message does not get the government any closer to realizing its savings goals. Robbins said a more aggressive, transparent approach to data center consolidation might do the trick.
"They should be taking the number of data centers to less than 1,000," Robbins said. "There is no way you need 1,000 data centers to support the business of government."
At the end of fiscal 2013, FDCCI had documented about $63 million in savings, and only one agency -- the Defense Department -- had projected its savings through fiscal 2014. DOD officials said they expect to save approximately $575 million, and GAO officials believe several billion in IT efficiencies are waiting to be saved because data centers are so expensive. Beyond the cost of the buildings, the electric bills are enormous: Data centers consume an average of 100 times more energy than office buildings of comparable size.
Furthermore, the human element cannot be discounted. No one wants to give up data, and it seems everyone wants his or her own server. There's also the uncomfortable fact that when data centers close, administrators and other IT employees lose their jobs.
"The human dynamic is more important than the technology sometimes," Robbins said. "People are either accepting or resisting change that ultimately drives this. People want power and control because they own [the] budget or it is their job or team" on the line.
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The comments are always about energy and personnel but I never hear or read anything about service, performance, capability increasing or even remaining the same. There is also an issue on how the government defines data centers. That is an issue as well. I am not convinced that centralizing provides my organization benefit conisdering another enterprise implementation that still is not going well...
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Unown G (Japanese: アンノーン G Unknown G) is a Psychic-type Basic Pokémon card. It is part of the Great Encounters expansion.
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This was a bit of a letdown. I usually love every Della Terra tea I try. This one was okay, but nowhere near as good as the Candy Cane tea from last year. Very similar in flavor, but less minty. The popcorn did nothing for the tea except make it look interesting. I was hoping for a genmaicha sort of toasty-ness to the tea, but really it's just a milder version of Candy Cane. Sadly, this will not be a "Christmas Tradition" in my house.
I was thinking about what sort of amazing flavor Della Terra could come up with next. If they took the marshmallow caramel dreaminess of Eight Candles and blended that in with a good genmaicha, it would be the most heavenly caramel popcorn flavor ever! Just a thought :)
This is by far my most logged tea. Reason: it is so HEAVENLY! Thinking I should have ordered more…
I love it. I've only had 1 oz because every time I go to order it's sold out. :P Luckily someone gave me some in a swap.
Good to hear! I can't wait! My fist tea purchase online was with Della Terra because of your awesome Black Friday sale last year. :D
Yum. It's always exciting when you open your mailbox to find a package of tea you forgot you ordered. This is a refreshing and delightful green tea. The name fits the taste perfectly. Another score for Della Terra. Wish I had ordered more than an ounce.
YUMMO!! This tea is heavenly. Sipping it this morning and feel the need to turn the Christmas music on, but instead I'll listen to Joshua Radin. Who, by the way, was one of the 2 people my friend Kim and I saw in concert last night at Newport Music Hall. His voice and this music blend perfectly :)
After enjoying the sample of Moon Festival, I ordered this delicious wintery tea. It reminded me of Della Terra's Candy Cane tea from last winter and I was transported to a winter wonderland. They did not have this one available to take home, but had another that was so similar I can't taste the difference :) So of course I bought it!
After lunch, we headed to Dublin. Stopped at a great used/overstock bookstore on the way. In Dublin, we had to check out the TehKu tea shop there. We enjoyed this experience much more than Zen-Cha. They had this delicious tea as a sample for the day. After tasting it, I knew I needed to take some home. The man working told me that he had just sold the last bag. I was devastated. But this story must have a happy ending…
And it did. I found a few bags hiding by the register :) My day was made. This tea reminds me of the little cakes made for the Moon Festival. Yum! Can't wait for my lunch break to make a cup!
Yesterday was filled with travel, tea, good music, and great company. My friend Kim and I went to Columbus for the day. We started our day at ZenCha Tea Salon in the Short North. This was the tea I chose to have with my meal. I'm pretty sure our "Tea Ambassador" had me steep it much to long. It was very green and bitter. A bit disappointing, but I still drank every drop! The food we had was delicious, so that more than made up for the bitterness of the tea.


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When it comes to the Affordable Care Act, aka Obamacare, a large percentage of the public is completely misinformed about what the law actually entails. Many of these misconceptions have been intentionally cultivated by political pundits from both the left and the right, and predictably people have latched on to the distortions which most closely fit into their world view. Let's remove all the party politics and set the record straight. One the most prevalent misconceptions about ObamaCare is that it is socialized medicine.
Barack Obama The Case for Impeachment [SCG News 5.15.2013]
Just how much criminal activity does a president have to be involved in before impeachment becomes a serious possibility? Apparently quite a bit. It seems it wasn't enough when the Obama administration got caught sending thousands of weapons to Mexican drug cartels, during operation Fast and Furious, weapons that were used in crimes on both sides of the border and which resulted in hundreds if not thousands of deaths. Apparently it wasn't enough that Obama has claimed the right to kill U.S.
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Kentucky State Police have recovered a stolen vehicle that was traveling through Warren County.
KSP received a call about a reckless driver on southbound I-65 near the 38 mile-marker. Police caught up with the vehicle and then discovered it was stolen from Enterprise Rent-A-Car in Chicago earlier this month.
The driver of the car, Jacquero Lanier of Chicago, was found to be a fugitive from Springfield, Ill. Lanier and his passenger, Myron Ezell also of Chicago, were taken into custody.
Lanier is charged with driving under the influence, no operating license, receiving stolen property and being a fugitive from another state. Ezell is charged with receiving stolen property.
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(HT Frank and Patricia Johnson) Here are dramatic photos of Ukrainian priests standing between protesters and government forces in Kiev, trying to keep peace.
Meet a Syrian Christian Delegation, Jan. 27, DC.
As readers know, Christian in the Middle East are under fire, and perhaps in no place more than Syria at this time. Syrian Christians will be on hand to speak at the Heritage Foundation this coming Monday, Jan. 27, in Washington, DC. I wish I could be there.
If you need to be inspired and reminded that it is important to bear witness against lies despite the cost, here at the Daily Mail is a recent article about Hans and Sophie Scholl, who were both executed by the Nazis for distributing leaflets critical of Hitler's regime. It quotes their sister, Elisabeth, who is 93. (HT: Alex Schadenberg.)
The mindset of tyranny should not be beyond us. If we say, "It can't happen here," we forget the power of sin and desire to deceive the human heart, which is desperately wicked above all things. How could Dachau, Rwanda, Jim Crow, Anti-Semitism, witch-hunts ever occur? Here is the creeping spirit of it in the flesh. Just a small example. The New Intolerance.
I know, I know, lots of commentary on Duck Dynasty, but something worth reading here at Patheos, part One of Two. Part Two will be posted there tomorrow.
And for good measure, and quite complementary to the above, I am posting this second piece on the underlying issue.
'I Stand With Phil': Religions Old and New
Stephen Richard Turley, Ph.D.
Fans of the A&E television show, Duck Dynasty, were dealt a blow. After making rather disparaging remarks toward homosexual behavior, the patriarch of the show, Phil Robertson, was suspended by the network, which affirmed their support for the 'LGBT community.' In response to the suspension, cyberspace lit up with a firestorm of online petitions inviting supporters to 'stand with Phil Robertson.'
The current debate, however, betrays the complexity surrounding the emergence of gender communities and so-called 'same-sex marriage,' precisely because such an emergence draws into itself several points of reference, such as theology, cosmology, gender, sexuality, love, society, history, politics, and law. It would thus seem that a mature and insightful conversation would seek to disambiguate the historical and cultural contingencies in which this controversy is situated.
I am, however, under no illusions that such a conversation will or even can take place. This is because the issue surrounding the fallout over the Robertson interview is not ultimately one of free speech, intolerance, or bigotry; rather, it involves the clash between two fundamentally different embodiments of religious fidelity.
If a century of cultural anthropological research has taught us anything, it is that 'religion' is not merely a private or personal set of values or beliefs in gods or spirit beings. Rather, anthropologists see religion as constituting the rules, understandings, and goals that govern any social order. All social orders operate according to communally shared presuppositions that are considered absolutely true and unquestionable and thereby provide the foundation for a collective sense of the common good. If I get pulled over by a police officer for speeding and I voice my displeasure at that law, he may say, "That's all fine and dandy, but you still broke it." In this case, the law is absolute, it is unquestionable; I don't define it, it defines me. I may want to have the law changed, but if I do, then there is a procedure to do so that is itself absolute and unquestionable. There is no social order that can operate without basic rules, understandings, and goals that define the common good for society in ways that are considered absolute and unquestionable.
What this means then is that there is simply no such thing as a social order that is organized and governed apart from religion. All social orders are by definition religious; all social orders are organized and governed according to some vision of the sacred: rules, understandings, and goals considered absolute and unquestionable. It is therefore not a question of whether our society is going to be organized by a religion, but rather which religion is going to organize our society. (more…)
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W. Bradford Wilcox wrote recently at National Review about the link between school shootings and sons of divorce or fatherless homes. Of course, fatherlessness is rampant in the ranks of one group where most shootings in America today occur: urban gang members. I remember a chaplain who served in a few Texas prisons telling me that he always asked new groups of men to whom he spoke how many of them had grown up in a home with their biological fathers. He didn't recall even one ever saying "yes" to that question.
Of interest, also, is an article and interview at Dappled Things, "Restoring Faith in Fiction: A Visit with Walker Percy and Paul Elie," by Joseph O'Brien, who is editor of Tuscany Press, as well as an award-winning journalist and a poet. O'Brien lives with his wife and nine children on a homestead in the Driftless region of rural southwest Wisconsin. He is the staff writer for The Catholic Times of the Diocese of La Crosse, Wisconsin. Two excerpts:
Walker Percy: "The self becomes itself," Percy writes, "by recognizing God as a spirit, creator of the Cosmos and therefore of one's self as a creature, a wounded creature but a creature nonetheless, who shares with a community of like creatures the belief that God, who transcends the entire Cosmos and has actually entered human history—or will enter it—in order to redeem man from the catastrophe which has overtaken his self."
DT: In your article, you admit that there are rare exceptions of fiction being written today with faith integral to the story. But why do you feel you have to qualify even these works?
Paul Elie: I feel I can't find them and if I do find them characteristically they're set in the past. Gilead(2004) [by Marilynne Robinson], for instance, is a wonderful book, but as I say in the essay, it's a book that's the exception that proves the rule in that it's set in 1950s and the man who's telling the story is already old. The plausibility of his account has to do with the fact that at some level it's quite believable there were pastors who were thoughtful readers of the classics in 1955.
Here's an article about a new trend in campus housing: Faith-based dorms at public universities.
As opposed to "beer-based" (and "sex-based"?) dorms, some might say.
This story from the Witherspoon's Public Discourse is not surprising.
In the new film Delivery Man, Vince Vaughn plays David Wozniak, a man who discovers that he's the biological father of 533 children—all conceived through his anonymous sperm donations. Now, almost two decades after his "donations" (from which he netted over $20,000), 142 of those children have filed a lawsuit against the sperm bank to reveal his identity. They want to know their biological father, gain access to their medical histories, and discover their roots.
The film is fictional—but it's not far from reality. In 2011, the New York Timesreported the story of one donor with 150 confirmed offspring.
The rest of the article is about the rights of children and the conflict with the desires of adults. But I want to focus briefly on the donation of 'gametes.'
In the United States, there's an open and unregulated market for gamete donation. Unlike Canada and most European countries, which limit the number of times a man can sell his sperm and have mandatory database registries where donor children can access their biological parents' medical histories, the United States enforces no such regulations.
I am not sure what moral principle requires us to limit the number of times a man call sell his sperm–ONCE you've granted him the right to do that in the first place. Siring 5 or 150 children via donation–why limit the quantity?
This raises, to me, the question: If a man can father 150 children by putting his sperm into the wombs of, let's assume, 150 women, why can't he instead–for the sake of the children and the issues of rights addressed in the article–place his sperm in the wombs of, let's say, only 5 women and identify himself as the father AND take another step toward responsibility and create a more stable relationship structure for a) the women b) the children and c) the community by legally marrying all five women?
In another case, if a single man may impregnate 5 single women without impunity, and if the state elects to financially support the single mothers (who do not choose to abort), why wouldn't the state prefer or at least allow that the man marry the five women and support them and their children? Now, that's not my idea, but we've travelled so far down the road of utilitarianism when it comes to procreation that we've lost our way. Nothing that appears around the next bend in the road will surprise me (I hope).


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The Port Royal Town Council and the Caroline Board of Supervisors will hold a joint work session Wednesday at 6:45 p.m. to discuss the proposed boundary adjustment.
The town wants to grow to be able to bring in more yearly revenue. The boundaries proposed would add a few businesses to the town, including Horne's and River Haven restaurants.
The supervisors held a public hearing at its Sept. 24 meeting, but pushed off the decision to allow for more discussion with the town during the work session.
The Town Council unanimously supports the change, but the supervisors still have questions.
The meeting is at 6:45 p.m. in the Community Services Center, 17202 Richmond Turnpike, in Milford.
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David Alden's setting of Verdi's tale of love and betrayal takes the spotlight as one of the Met's most talked-about new productions this season. Argentine tenor Marcelo Álvarez reigns as king, along with a starry cast of regulars like Dmitri Hvorostovsky, Sondra Radvanovsky and Stephanie Blythe. For the final performance on Dec 14, Amber Wagner sings Amelia.
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Today I'm over at Skip to My Lou as part of the Bake Craft Sew & Crochet Along. I am sharing a crochet tutorial for an easy Christmas Tree Garland.
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The grand opening of the fully accessible park and playground in Eisenhower Park, Field 4, the Let All The Children Play (LATCP) project, was highly anticipated, and met with great praise from those in attendance at the Friday, May 4 ribbon cutting ceremony.
Some of the local officials included Nassau County Executive Edward Mangano, Adam Weingarten, Michael Alon, chairman and founder of LATCP; David Weingarten, vice chairman of LATCP; Assemblymen Harvey Weisenberg, Tom McKevitt and Ed Ra; Nassau County legislators Denise Ford, Rose Walker and Dave Denenberg. Also in attendance were representatives of the environmental bond act needed to move forward with the ground breaking of the playground project, and corporate sponsor, Astoria Federal Savings President/CEO Monte Redman.
On Saturday, May 19, Long Island veteran organizations and funeral homes are set to give proper military burials to more than 50 unclaimed veterans' cremated remains.
Lorentz thanked the three seniors groups that he had given budget presentations to within the past week, saying, "We've developed a relationship with them, such that they really understand our budget concerns and they are generally a supportive group."
"As a little kid does, I ran up to the front door and started banging on the door, and the manager actually came out and saw that I was…literally in my pajamas," remembered Abrams. Impressed by such enthusiasm, the manager put the pajama-clad Abrams in a harness and let the child climb, free of charge, all over the rock walls in the empty gym late into the night.
Nassau County Attorney John Ciampoli revealed at a press conference on April 26 that he asked District Attorney Kathleen Rice to investigate if all nine Democratic county legislators engaged in criminal activity. He cited the Democrats threat of refusing to vote on bond approvals if a compromise on redistricting is not reached.
The county attorney read a Dec. 15, 2011 correspondence from Democratic Minority Leader Kevan Abrahams, which was also signed by the other eight minority legislators, advising County Executive Ed Mangano that, "we cannot in good conscience consider any borrowing requests for any purpose until we arrive at a satisfactory resolution of legislative redistricting." The county is looking to borrow up to $140 million, which requires a super majority (13 of 19) vote from the legislature.
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Art entries are being sought for a first annual Art Contest and Wine for Water Wise Land Use Party on June 14 at Old Bethpage Village Restoration. The contest and party is being hosted by Nassau County Soil & Water Conservation District (SWCD) as part of the celebration of their 35th year working to protect and improve local natural resources.
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Farmingdale State College (FSC) President W. Hubert Keen made a grand public announcement following one of many celebration events of its centennial, and just days before the campus would reach its 100th year mark. Keen presented "Farmingdale Forward: 10 Goals for 10 Years"—an impressive agenda for FSC's future—which includes increasing enrollment by 1,000 students, expanding academic programs to include FSC's first master's degrees, the hiring of 70 new faculty members, and the next phases of renovation.
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Vision Long Island has named Bartone Properties and BWC Realty Partners the 2012 Smart Growth "Revitalizing Communities" award recipients for the redevelopment plan for Farmingdale.
One aspect of the expansive project, to become Bartone Plaza, involves redeveloping the property around the village's train station where a warehouse now sits. A mixed-use building with ground level retail space and with residential units above is planned.
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OK, I followed the helpful guide from life hacker which is linked in other threads and part of the useful dual booting item on PCA click here and I am posting here from W7
A couple of things to look out for. Obviously the boot order need to have the CD/DVD drive listed before your hard drive or in my case my RAID array. I had to change it.
The reboots during install did not all go automatically, I had to select W7 from the two choices on the boot screen (I dual boot with Vista Home) so you may need to pay attention.
Do not do, as I did, which was to press any key on the first reboot which allowed it to boot from the DVD drive, all that did was start the whole install again, not terminal but frustrating and I now have Windows Old file to delete which were installed at my first attempt.
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An easy way to avoid that scenario is to start the install from within the existing Windows installation and disable DVD boot, thats how I installed it.
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i installed using daemon and then when it restarted my computer it automatically went into W7
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Our store's remodel will be complete at the end of October and we want to invite you to check out our face lift! Join us for food, drinks and fun at the 'Welcome Back Soiree' on Thursday November 1st from 7-9pm. We're closing down the store and inviting you and all our vendor friends for the festivities. Enjoy an abundance of samples from vendors across all departments, live music from Midtown Jazz, a prize raffle and beer and wine tasting*. This is a FREE event and you won't want to miss it! Please RSVP to let us know you'll be there!
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3 Bedrooms, 2.5 baths, sleeps 6 with antique furnishing and Limoges dishes, pool
This apartment is a first class apartment, furnished with exquisite antique furniture and Limoges dishes as a self-catering holiday rental with a pool. It is located in the romantic town of Cassis on the Mediterranean Sea, part of the French Riviera, in the heart of the Provence region. The area is a paradise for vacations. For gamblers, the town has a Casino.
This apartment rental is at a 7 minutes walk from the town center, the Casino & the beaches.
The ocean view from the living room & the balcony is gorgeous: you see the old harbor, the 12th century castle and the 380 meter cliff (Cap Canaille).
Cassis is well known for the Calanques, white cliffs between Cassis and Marseille.
The old harbor is the prettiest harbor on the French Riviera, more so than Saint-Tropez, Bandol, Sanary or Monaco.
This is the perfect holiday apartment for active and romantic travelers. From Cassis, you can visit Aix-en-Provence, the Lubéron, Avignon, Arles, La Camargue, Saint-Tropez, Cannes, Monaco.
Special Touch: Upon arrival, you will find in the refrigerator, a free bottle of water and a free bottle of wine from Cassis.
No pets, no smoking: We have a No Pets policy.
We have a policy of No Smoking in the apartment.
No children under 8 years of age: For insurance reasons, we cannot accept children less than 8 years of age.
Also, please compare, our rental fee also includes soap, shampoo, tissues, toilet paper, laundry detergent and more. We offer you a fresh bottle of water and a bottle of Cassis' white wine.
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- Low Allergen Environment
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- pets not allowed
- suitable for elderly or infirm
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About Roland Autran
My wife is of Irish origin, I am French and American and we live in the New York City area.
Roland Autran purchased this apartment in 2008
Why Roland Autran chose Cassis
I was born in Provence and I always had loved the little harbor of Cassis.
What makes this apartment unique
If you like the Mediterranean and the Calanques, Cassis is the place for you. If you like hiking I provide information on my favorite trails.
Guestbook comments from the owner
Although we had to cancel our reservation, we were very pleased with the registration process. Mr. Autran is very professional, prompt and well-organized. We found it easy to get information, receive and sign the contract, and submit our deposit. Upon making a change in our plans, Mr. Autran promptly returned our deposit check as stated in the rental contract. We are hopeful to be able to lease Mr. Autran's property at another time.
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@Stanman08 Congratulations. UT might be able to net some change by backing out (by playing a high school team from New York.) Meanwhile, the Vols demonstrate just how chicken $&@# they are. Academically, UNC is the 5th best public university in the nation. UT is 47th. Keep that inferiority complex of yours. It's well earned.
Spurrier jabs UT on Heels
You can't spell "gutless" or "quit" without a U and a T. This decision makes the Vols look like a third-tier football program. Just as well I suppose since chances are that the Tar Heels would have eaten Tennessee chicken for dinner next fall.
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If you're reading this, there's a good chance you're familiar with our gigantic Best Of issue -- you know, that amazingly comprehensive annual guide to the best of what the city has to offer, from "Best Burger" to "Best Place to Get Your First Tattoo" and everything in between. While you may be temp ... More >>
Photos by Anna Merlan"Thought-provoking events" -- that's how SMU said it wanted to honor the 10th anniversary of September 11, with a series of "thought-provoking events." There would be lectures, speeches, prayer services and, tonight, a half-time tribute at Gerald J. Ford during SMU-UTEP -- ev ... More >>
Pardon this blurry screengrab from one of Heinbaugh's iPhone videos. Next time I should just go with.(Note to self: Stop. Watching. Baseball.)OK, then. Just received the latest postcard from Chris Heinbaugh, who's tagging along on Mayor Tom & Co.'s trade mission to Europe. It follows. But lon ... More >>
Chris HeinbaughA postcard from Mayor Tom and the Dallas delegation from the tunnel in which they spent part of their first day in MadridFunny thing: Yesterday, in the comments below, longtime Friend of Unfair Park Montemalone asked this about the Dallas delegation's trade mission to Europe: "I wo ... More >>
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Meadows MuseumWho wants to celebrate Spanish culture and gastronomy during the month of July? The Meadows Museum at SMU will be presenting "Foodjects: Design and the New Cuisine in Spain" from Tuesday, July 6, to Monday, July 26. A collaboration of Spanish designers and chefs will display mo ... More >>
Lorea Fruit basket copiaDiners have a better chance of getting into Harvard Law School than scoring a seat at El Bulli, the gastronomic temple in Spain that annually fields more than one million requests for reservations, but visitors to SMU's Meadows Museum next month can console themselves wi ... More >>
Mark GrahamTed Pillsbury in a 2006 photo taken when he went to work for Heritage Auction GalleryLate last night word spread that Kim Dawson, the model-turned-modeling-agency brand name, died at the age of 85 after a long battle with Alzheimer's. Dawson, of course, is credited with having discover ... More >>
Bartolome Esteban Murillo's Saint JustaA Friend of Unfair Park alerts us to the news that Robert Edsel -- founder of the Monuments Men Foundation for the Preservation of Art, which scours the globe for the millions of pieces of art stolen by Hitler and the Nazis -- found two such items on the cam ... More >>
Bartolomé Esteban Murillo's Saint Rufina, one of two pieces of artwork in the Meadows Museum stolen by the Nazis in 1941So, I just spoke with Robert Edsel concerning those two paintings at the SMU Meadows Museum his Monuments Men Foundation for the Preservation of Art publicly identified as havi ... More >>
We first took a long, hard look at Jaume Plensa's Sho, otherwise known as the 13-foot-tall head that weighs 600 pounds, back in August, when SMU's Meadows Museum announced its acquisition. But the sculpture rears its lovely head tonight with the official unveiling as the Meadows reopens the redes ... More >>
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Local Russkies welcome spring
Zubar's elixirs and Erotica
Our critics survey the local art scene
Our critics survey the local art scene
The Barrett Collection is all about being primitive in the present
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Pillsbury's treasure hunt
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