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Posted by Dudebro2 on 1/27 at 10:34 pm to CamdenTigerYou might be in for a letdown, next year. Schedule is one of the toughest, and we lost alot of our leadership. Some don't fully appreciate what we lost in Minter...
Could not agree with your comments any more. I think if we go 9-3 we might have slightly out performed and 10-2 and above we over achieved. The schedule along with losing all that senior leadership and experience just doesn't bode well in the SEC. Any other conference and I am not worried, but the SEC they are the 900lbs gorilla's "us included."
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Posted by RBWilliams8 on 1/27 at 10:59 pm to JakeyuraI don't look at who we lose. We have been recruiting very well the recently and the young guys got a lot of time. OL will be better. QB play will be better. WR came through towards the end of the season so I believe they will be better. Still have outstanding backs. J mills will be great. We have a stud LB class who will be ready to play. And Chavis is still our DC.
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Posted by BoogahEatah on 1/28 at 12:18 am to Jakeyurayes. yes u are a kool aid drinkin dumbass..start ur countdown to the bash and get a len and paper for autographs...i mean what frickin coach have u been following the last 5 years...dumbass!!
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Posted by la_birdman on 1/28 at 12:19 am to JakeyuraOn here? More than likely.
FWIW: I agree with you.
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No your wrong my reading and comprehension doesn't suck, I know exactly what you are trying to say and imply. I just completely disagree. I don't give a sh*t if Miles hires an new OC or not, that man is not going to stop controlling the offense. I have no faith in Miles letting a new OC do what he is hired to do and that is run the offense without him having his grubby little paws elbow deep in the offense. That along with the experience we are losing on defense along with the senior leadership that goes with it, I personally feel a huge year by LSU next year is wishful thinking. Don't get me wrong I hope like hell they do, I love them. But I don't drink the kool-aid I try to put things in perspective. There has never been a school in college football history that have lost 10 juniors to the NFL draft. No matter what anyone says that can not be a positive for the team. You can try and spin it anyway you want, but even Miles "the ultimate posi-tiger" stated that it is hard to replace that experience.
So I don't care who Miles hires "if he hires a new OC" it will not change other factors that will hurt the Tigers next year IMO.
I also feel 9-3 is not something we should be happy with anymore. I feel SEC and National titles are what we should be playing for year in year out, now that Miles is the 4th highest paid college coach in the country. With that kind of pay, expectations need to be raised.
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Posted by 1984Tiger on 1/28 at 6:35 am to DollaChoppa
There's a very good chance you'll see this ... at NC State.
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Posted by BayouCowboy on 1/28 at 9:05 am to 1984TigerI think Mett will be much improved, but we do have to see how we do replacing PJ and Josh on the OL and losing Faulk to the draft was dissapointing. Blue and Hill together are going to make a great combo with speed and power. I think from the O standpoint it will be how fast the line gels that determines success.
Defense will be a huge question mark. Lot of talent, but very young and raw. It comes down to how quick the staff can get these kids coached up before the SEC games hit. I'm optomistic, but schedule and youth make this a very challenging season.
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Which isn't that bad considering our brutal schedule and loss of tons of players.
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Posted by tigerfan in bamaland on 1/28 at 9:26 am to JakeyuraYou are not alone. That glass there, it's half full.
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Posted by BayouCowboy on 1/28 at 9:43 am to tigerfan in bamalandFrom a positive standpoint:
Kwon Alexander
Micah Eugene
Jalen Mills
Jalen Collins
Deion Jones
Jeremy Hill
Trai Turner
Vandal Alexander
and Mett (not a Fr, but 1st time starter for LSU)
All got starting or significant experience and should be better.
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Posted by BoogahEatah on 1/28 at 11:28 am to BayouCowboy
man i couldn't have said it better!!!
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Look I am not saying that the we do not have talent behind those juniors that are leaving, we do. We also have a great recruiting class that we are signing this year with some freshman that will get playing time. But if you think for one freaking minute that losing all that senior leadership is not going to hurt, our opinions differ dramatically. Again I don't wish ill on the Tigers and I am not saying the sky is falling, I am just trying to put things in perspective. Inexperience is not preferred over experience which also comes with leadership. Also yes we did play all year long without Faulk and Hurst "for the most part" and look at what happened to our O-line in the chicken bowl they got DESTROYED. So it hurt plain and simple. Did they have games where they played well, yep. Did they have games where they played like sh*t yep. So don't think for one minute that Faulk didn't hurt because even Miles said it did.
Jakeyura only time will tell, I sure hope it doesn't hurt but with how tough our schedule is and how young our squad is, I just don't think that is going to be a great combination.
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Posted by mba29124 on 1/28 at 2:04 pm to CamdenTigerPost #36894125789 about LSU being fine next year. Original
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Posted by LockdownDefense on 1/28 at 2:29 pm to JakeyuraYea, you probably are
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Sons of Perdition: How Certain Catholic Priests Turned the Kennedys Pro-Abortion
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Awhile back, The Wall Street Journal ran a fascinating and deeply saddening article exploring the reasons behind the Kennedy Family's staunch pro-abortion position.
Believe it or not, Ted Kennedy used to be pro-life.
So how did he and all the other prominent Kennedys swing so far in the wrong direction? For that matter, what about some of the other Catholic pro-abortion zealots in (or recently in) high public office, such as Nancy Pelosi, Mario Cuomo, and Tom Daschle? What happened to them?
(NB: I originally posted this blog entry on January 2, 2009. Given all the chattering right now from Catholics who feel they can vote for pro-abortion candidates with impunity and without compromising their Catholic identity (and without committing sin), I post it again because of its pertinence to the late Ted Kennedy's life and legacy, such as it was.)
This article alleges that it was was an intentional, systematic, concerted effort on the part of a group of dissenting Catholic theologians (including Fr. Richard McCormick, Fr. Charles Curran, Fr. Joseph Fuchs, Fr. Robert Drinan, and Fr. John Courtney Murray), who spent a good deal of of time with the Kennedys in the mid 1960s employing bogus moral theology arguments to convince them they could "accept and promote abortion with a clear conscience." Once this was accomplished, these same Judas priests undertook to literally coach the Kennedy's on what to say and how to vote in favor of abortion in their public lives.
Given the Kennedys' enormous influence over American politics, it's diabolically logical for those dissenting Catholic theologians to have targeted this renowned and respected Catholic family for "conversion." They were in the perfect position to persuade other Catholics, and even many Protestants, that it's okay to be pro-abortion.
And this strategy worked so well that, today, it is virtually impossible to find a Catholic politician holding national public office who is pro-life. Thanks to these dissenters and those Catholics they duped, "Catholic" is synonymous with "pro-abortion" in politics.
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Ms. [Caroline] Kennedy's commitment to abortion rights is shared by other prominent family members, including Kerry Kennedy Cuomo and Maryland's former Lt. Gov. Kathleen Kennedy Townsend. Some may recall the 2000 Democratic Convention when Caroline and her uncle, Sen. Ted Kennedy, addressed the convention to reassure all those gathered that the Democratic Party would continue to provide women with the right to choose abortion — even into the ninth month. At that convention, the party's nominee, Al Gore, formerly a pro-life advocate, pledged his opposition to parental notification and embraced partial-birth abortion. Several of those in attendance, including former President Bill Clinton and the Rev. Jesse Jackson, had been pro-life at one time. But by 2000 nearly every delegate in the convention hall was on the pro-choice side — and those who weren't simply kept quiet about it.
Caroline Kennedy knows that any Kennedy desiring higher office in the Democratic Party must now carry the torch of abortion rights throughout any race. But this was not always the case. Despite Ms. Kennedy's description of Barack Obama, in a New York Times op-ed, as a "man like my father," there is no evidence that JFK was pro-choice like Mr. Obama. Abortion-rights issues were in the fledgling stage at the state level in New York and California in the early 1960s. They were not a national concern.
Even Ted Kennedy, who gets a 100% pro-choice rating from the abortion-rights group Naral, was at one time pro-life. In fact, in 1971, a full year after New York had legalized abortion, the Massachusetts senator was still championing the rights of the unborn. In a letter to a constituent dated Aug. 3, 1971, he wrote: "When history looks back to this era it should recognize this generation as one which cared about human beings enough to halt the practice of war, to provide a decent living for every family, and to fulfill its responsibility to its children from the very moment of conception."
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teachings to the contrary, its bishops and priests had ended their public role of responding negatively to those who promoted a pro-choice agenda.
In some cases, church leaders actually started providing "cover" for Catholic pro-choice politicians who wanted to vote in favor of abortion rights. At a meeting at the Kennedy compound in Hyannisport, Mass., on a hot summer day in 1964, the Kennedy family and its advisers and allies were coached by leading theologians and Catholic college professors on how to accept and promote abortion with a "clear conscience."
The former Jesuit priest Albert Jonsen, emeritus professor of ethics at the University of Washington, recalls the meeting in his book "The Birth of Bioethics" (Oxford, 2003). He writes about how he joined with the Rev. Joseph Fuchs, a Catholic moral theologian; the Rev. Robert Drinan, then dean of Boston College Law School; and three academic theologians, the Revs. Giles Milhaven, Richard McCormick and Charles Curran, to enable the Kennedy family to redefine support for abortion.
Mr. Jonsen writes that the Hyannisport colloquium was influenced by the position of another Jesuit, the Rev. John Courtney Murray, a position that "distinguished between the moral aspects of an issue and the feasibility of enacting legislation about that issue." It was the consensus at the Hyannisport conclave that Catholic politicians "might tolerate legislation that would permit abortion under certain circumstances if political efforts to repress this moral error led to greater perils to social peace and order."
Father Milhaven later recalled the Hyannisport meeting during a 1984 breakfast briefing of Catholics for a Free Choice: "The theologians worked for a day and a half among ourselves at a nearby hotel. In the evening we answered questions from the Kennedys and the Shrivers. Though the theologians disagreed on many a point, they all concurred on certain basics . . . and that was that a Catholic politician could in good conscience vote in favor of abortion."
But can they now? There are signs today that some of the bishops are beginning to confront the Catholic politicians who consistently vote in favor of legislation to support abortion. Charles J. Chaput, the archbishop of Denver, has been on the front lines in encouraging Catholics to live their faith without compromise in the public square. Most recently in his book "Render Unto Caesar," Archbishop Chaput has reminded Catholic politicians of their obligation to protect life.
The archbishop is not alone. The agenda at November's assembly of the U.S. Conference of Catholic Bishops included a public discussion of abortion and politics. The bishops' final statement focused on concern about the possible passage of the "Freedom of Choice Act," and referred to it as "an evil law that would further divide our country." The bishops referenced their 2007 document, "Faithful Citizenship," which maintains that the right to life is the foundation of every other human right. In it, they promised to "persist in the duty to counsel, in the hope that the scandal of their [Catholic congregants'] cooperating in evil can be resolved by the proper formation of their consciences."
If you're married & you're on Facebook, you should read this
October 2, 2012 by Patrick Madrid
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A claim made in this article doesn't surprise me a bit:
"A survey by the American Academy of Matrimonial Lawyers found that Facebook is cited as evidence in 66 percent of divorces in the United States. Also, more than 80 percent of divorce lawyers reported they "have seen an increase in the number of cases using social networking evidence" during the past few years."
In fact, this may even understate the extent to which Facebook, like other useful and entertaining new-media communication platforms, is contributing to marital infidelity and other marriage problems.
Rather than restate what these articles say about what happens when married men and women develop private (or, worse yet, clandestine) online relationships with members of the opposite sex, I'll just offer three common-sense suggestions that seem to me to be a set of bare-minimum rules of prudence for those who (like I) use Facebook regularly and who don't want it to cause problems for their marriage.
It doesn't take a genius to see that Facebook can be a great thing when used wisely, or a stick of dynamite when used foolishly.
Rule 1: Your Facebook should be a completely open book for your husband or wife.
You need to "password-protect" your marriage. No joke. This means that your husband or wife should be able to log onto your Facebook account at a moment's notice, any time of the day or night, especially when you are not there. Aside from, perhaps, planning a surprise party for your husband, if you are keeping anything "secret" from him in terms of your online interactions with other men, you are heading down a slippery slope. How to avoid it? Simple: He should know your password and, of course, if he has a Facebook account, you should know his.
This rule isn't intended to foster "snooping" or paranoia, but it will help you ensure transparency and honesty with your husband or wife when it comes to your dealings with others online. Guys, knowing that your wife can at any time read anything you write on your Facebook page will have a very clarifying effect on what you write. In other words, abiding by this rule will help you avoid situations in which you might be tempted to say something you wouldn't want your wife to see. One solution (aside from cancelling your Facebook page altogether) is to simply share one Facebook page between the two of you. Doing this can help fire-proof your marriage against an unscrupulous old flame.
Rule 2: Don't flirt on Facebook.
Not even a little bit. Not even in jest. What you think of as harmless could actually be a stumbling block of temptation to someone else. We all know what it's like when something we've written in an e-mail, something intended to be completely innocuous and friendly, is misconstrued by the recipient as snarky or mean. Correcting negative miss-impressions resulting from misunderstood text can be tricky. Just imagine how much more difficult it can be to fix a problem caused be someone who thinks you're flirting with her, especially if she is receptive to it and starts reciprocating. And, ladies, my hunch is that this is even more true in reverse. Your intentions may be entirely innocent, but under the
rightwrong circumstances, a man could misconstrue your witty repartée in a way you didn't intend it. Don't be brusque, of course, but do be circumspect in what you say. We all have to remember that Big Things start out small. When it comes to temptations to flirt on Facebook, the safest course by far is simply to refuse to let the small things get started in the first place.
Rule 3: Don't waste time on Facebook.
This doesn't mean don't use Facebook, but definitely don't waste time on it. And as someone who uses Facebook, I know this is easier said than done. Most of us in the modern digital age know from experience the temptation to fritter away valuable time online. Facebook can be a huge and even dangerous time-drain. Why dangerous? Because if you aren't careful, wandering aimlessly from page to page, profile to profile, picture to picture, can quickly lead down the path of undue curiosity that can just as quickly lead to lustful thoughts, which can, if you're not careful and willing to discipline yourself, lead to worse things. The old adage is certainly true: "Idleness is the devil's workshop." Or, as the famous wit wit Samuel Johnson once wrote: "If you are idle, be not solitary; if you are solitary be not idle."
To elaborate on this growing problem of Facebook-caused marriage troubles, here's a sample from the first article. It's well worth reading, sharing with your spouse, and then implementing rules like the ones above in order to help yourself avoid potentially disastrous problems.
If you're single, Facebook and other social networking sites can help you meet that special someone. However, for those in even the healthiest of marriages, improper use can quickly devolve into a marital disaster.
A recent survey by the American Academy of Matrimonial Lawyers found that Facebook is cited in one in five divorces in the United States. Also, more than 80 percent of divorce lawyers reported a rising number of people are using social media to engage in extramarital affairs.
"We're coming across it more and more," said licensed clinical psychologist Steven Kimmons, Ph.D., of Loyola University Medical Center in Maywood, Ill. "One spouse connects online with someone they knew from high school.
The person is emotionally available and they start communicating through Facebook. Within a short amount of time, the sharing of personal stories can lead to a deepened sense of intimacy, which in turn can point the couple in the direction of physical contact."
Though already-strained marriages are most vulnerable, a couple doesn't have to be experiencing marital difficulties in order for an online relationship to blossom from mere talk into a full-fledged affair, Kimmons said. In most instances, people enter into online relationships with the most innocent of intentions.
"I don't think these people typically set out to have affairs," said Kimmons, whose practice includes couples therapy and marriage counseling. "A lot of it is curiosity. They see an old friend or someone they dated and decide to say 'hello' and catch up on where that person is and how they're doing."
It all boils down to the amount of contact two people in any type of relationships –including online – have with each other, Kimmons said. The more contact they have, the more likely they are to begin developing feelings for each other.
"If I'm talking to one person five times a week versus another person one time a week, you don't need a fancy psychological study to conclude that I'm more likely to fall in love with the person I talk to five times a week because I have more contact with that person," Kimmons said. . . . (continue reading)
My new radio show, "Right Here, Right Now"
September 4, 2012 by Patrick Madrid
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Those of you who follow the goings-on in the world of Catholic radio might be interested to know that after having the privilege of hosting the Thursday edition of EWTN Radio's "Open Line" show for five great years, I will soon be leaving "Open Line" to take over hosting duties of a new daily show called "Right Here, Right Now," produced by Immaculate Heart Radio.
This new one-hour show will focus on my interactions with the callers who can ask questions and make comments (some Catholic radio shows only allow listeners to ask questions, but not comment). "Right Here, Right Now" is a show about you – what's important to you, what's on your mind, and what makes you think. My goal is to meet listeners where they are and take it to the next level!
To be on the show, please call toll-free: 888-701-5992.
"Right Here, Right Now" airs Monday through Friday from 1:00 – 2:00 Pacific (4:00 – 5:00 ET). You can listen online at www.ihradio.org (click "listen live") or click the link below for a complete list of IHR stations.
Starting today, it will begin airing across the rapidly expanding Immaculate Heart Radio Network on Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, and Friday, as I finish out the month doing my regular Thursday "Open Line" show. Then, starting October 1st, I'll step away from "Open Line" and "Right Here, Right Now" will begin airing, M-F, across the entire EWTN Radio network of over 200 AM & FM stations across the U.S., as well as via Sirius-XM Satellite Radio, and globally via shortwave.
I'll have more info and show updates for you soon, including a forthcoming link to where you can hear archived shows. And if you'd like to listen to any of my "Open Line" shows from the past few years, they are archived at the St. Gabriel Radio website.
What Congressman Paul Ryan sees as America's greatest challenge might surprise you
August 28, 2012 by Patrick Madrid
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Do you know what Congressman Paul Ryan identifies as the single most dangerous problem the U.S. faces right now? If you guess "the economy" or "debt" you would be wrong. His answer might surprise you when you listen to this free audio download of an eye-opening interview he did last year with the Envoy Institute.
A committed Catholic, Congressman Ryan is now the GOP candidate for vice president for the 2012 presidential election. Early last year, before he rose to his current prominence, he granted an interview with the Envoy Institute in which he explained candidly what he sees as America's single greatest challenge today, and how he proposes to confront that challenge and, in so doing, begin the process of curing the country's dire political, social, moral, and economic ills. You will probably never guess what he identifies as the hidden obstacle to true freedom and equitable prosperity. But you don't have to guess, because you can download the interview right now free and start listening in moments.
Listening to this fact-filled, historic Envoy Institute interview with Congressman Paul Ryan, conducted by Dr. Ben Wiker, will be 25 minutes of your day well-spent.
Fr. Robert Barron named new rector and president of Chicago's Mundelein Seminary
May 10, 2012 by Patrick Madrid
Filed under Patrick's Blog
This is welcome and not entirely unexpected news, given Father Barron's meteoric ascendancy in the Catholic media world, especially on the strength of his impressive tour-de-force video series "Catholicism" and accompanying book. With a doctorate in sacred theology from the Institut Catholique de Paris, a slew of scholarly yet accessible books on the Catholic Faith, and 20 years of experience as a professor of theology at Chicago's Mundelein (University of Our Lady of the Lake) Seminary, he is well suited to take the helm at this prestigious school. One may forgiven for wondering if his star will continue to rise, transiting, perhaps, into the episcopal firmament. God knows we need many more effective, indefatigable, and doctrinally orthodox teachers of the Faith. As far as I am concerned, when it comes to Father Barron, ad astra!
Do you know where the saying "God helps those who help themselves" comes from?
February 7, 2012 by Patrick Madrid
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Benjamin Franklin's Poor Richard's Almanac quotes it, and an English politician named Algernon Sydney (d. 1683) is said to have also proclaimed it in slightly different wording. But neither man was responsible for originating this idea. Actually, the ancient Greeks appear to have coined the phrase.
Interestingly, most people assume that the phrase, "God helps those who help themselves" is from the Bible. It's not — though there is an early patristic example of its usage. St. John Chrysostom (A.D. 349-407), the renowned Archbishop of Constantinople, expresses this idea in his Homily on the Epistle of St. Paul to the Romans. He explains how this principle is true (though not in the sense that men can "earn" their salvation), insofar as God grants all human beings sufficient natural revelation to know He exists and to seek Him diligently. Speaking to the Catholics of his day, he warns:
Let us then watch our own conduct on all sides, and afford to no one ever so little handle. For this life present is a race-course and we ought to have thousands of eyes on every side, and not even to fancy that ignorance will be an adequate excuse.
For there is such a thing, there certainly is, as being punished for ignorance, when the ignorance is inexcusable. Since the Jews too were ignorant, yet not ignorant in an excusable way. And the Gentiles were ignorant, but they are without excuse. (Rom. i. 20.)
For when thou art ignorant of those things which it is not possible to know, thou wilt not be subject to any charge for it: but when of things easy and possible, thou wilt be punished with the utmost rigor.
Else if we be not excessively supine, but contribute our own share to its full amount, God will also reach forth His hand unto us in those things which we are ignorant of. And this is what Paul said to the Philippians likewise. "If in anything ye be otherwise minded, God shall reveal even this unto you" (Phil. 3:15).
But when we are not willing to do even what we are masters of, we shall not have the benefit of His assistance in this either. . . . For this reason then, when [Cornelius the Centurion] was doing the whole of his duty with sincerity, God added unto him that which was lacking also (c.f., Acts 10:1-4).
Quo vadis?
January 26, 2012 by Patrick Madrid
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The American actor James Farentino died yesterday at the age of 73. He is perhaps best known for his deft portrayal of Saint Peter the Apostle in the landmark mini-series-movie "Jesus of Nazareth." Personally, having re-watched that excellent, moving, and instructive film countless times since its release in 1978, I've always felt that he so thoroughly "became" Saint Peter in this role that, to this day, when I think of the Apostle himself, Farentino's face and shaggy, craggy features are what I see in my mind's eye. (British actor Robert Powell, similarly nailed the role of Jesus uncannily well.) Farentino's portrayal (watch a video clip here) will forever remain the image of Saint Peter that inhabits my imagination — at least, that is, until I am able to meet the Galilean Fisherman himself, face to face.
I never knew much about Mr. Farentino's personal life, though I did see him crop up in other movies, here and there. This morning, as I read through a few sparsely detailed online stories announcing his death, I was saddened to learn that he had a tumultuous personal life. I don't know if he was Catholic, though I assume he was, even if just nominally, given his Italian surname and that he was born in 1938, an era when non-Catholic Italian American's were relatively rare. In any case, I mourn his passing. He was a talented actor, and he enriched my own life through his work in "Jesus of Nazareth."
I hope he went to heaven. Maybe, who knows, at the last minute he encountered the Lord and cried out to Him, "Domine, quo vadis?" ("Lord, where are you going?"). My prayer is that Jesus smiled at him and, forgiving him his sins, turned toward heaven and said, "Veni et vide" ("Come and see").
Eternal rest, grant unto him, O Lord, and let perpetual light shine upon him. May he rest in peace. May his soul and the souls of all the faithful departed, through the mercy of God, rest in peace. Amen.
Seeing people through the eyes of Christ changes your view of them
January 24, 2012 by Patrick Madrid
Filed under Patrick's Blog
And as you wish that men would do to you, do so to them.
If you love those who love you, what credit is that to you? For even sinners love those who love them.
And if you do good to those who do good to you, what credit is that to you? For even sinners do the same.
And if you lend to those from whom you hope to receive, what credit is that to you? Even sinners lend to sinners, to receive as much again.
But love your enemies, and do good, and lend, expecting nothing in return; and your reward will be great, and you will be sons of the Most High; for he is kind to the ungrateful and the selfish.
Be merciful, even as your Father is merciful.
Judge not, and you will not be judged; condemn not, and you will not be condemned; forgive, and you will be forgiven; give, and it will be given to you; good measure, pressed down, shaken together, running over, will be put into your lap. For the measure you give will be the measure you get back. (Luke 6:31-38)
Dear Mom . . .
January 23, 2012 by Patrick Madrid
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January 22, 2023
Dear Mom:
Can you believe it is already the year 2023? I'm still writing '22 on everything! It seems like only yesterday that I was sitting in the first grade and celebrating the change to a new century.
I know we really haven't chatted since Christmas, Mom, and I'm sorry. Anyway, I have some difficult news to share with you and, to be honest, I really didn't want to call or talk about this face to face.
But before I get to that, let me report that Ted just got a big promotion, and I should be up for a hefty raise this year if I keep putting in all those crazy hours. You know how I work at it. (Yes, we're still struggling to pay the bills.)
Little Timmy's been okay at kindergarten, although he complains about going. But then, he wasn't happy about the day-care center either. So what can we do?
Mom, the way he looked at me just about broke my heart, but I honestly believe this is better for Timmy, too. It's just not fair to force him to live in a family that can't give him the time and attention he deserves.
And please, Mom, don't give me the kind of grief that grandma gave you over your abortions. It's the same thing, you know. There's really no difference.
We've told Timmy he's just going in for a "vaccination." Anyway, they say the termination procedure is painless. I guess it's just as well that you haven't seen that much of little Timmy lately.
Please give my love to Dad.
Your daughter
Which Logo Do You Like Best?
January 18, 2012 by Patrick Madrid
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Dear Friends,
I'm in the final phase of selecting the logo for my new radio show "Right Here, Right Now." Please take a look at the logo options below and, in the comments section, tell me your 1st & 2nd choices by the designated number (below each version). I'll be deciding very soon, so your help now will be much appreciated. Be sure to click the image to see it larger and less compressed.
Please pick the numbers you like best and also tell me your overall impression of the logo design as a whole (i.e., too feminine? too masculine? just right? etc.).
— Patrick
Here are the two finalists.


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So I have notice this week I am feeling a little down. I really don't know what is bring it on but I guess it started around Friday. Last week I was soo happy and now I am here. I was getting so excited for this cycle but.... I apologize if I haven't been my normal chipper self, just having a hard time with words.
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Hello everyone,
We teach Digital Photography and they have a set of laptops that they use Photoshop on. However, the problem is that they are slow to load up PSD documents and due to the size of the image files that they are working tend to crash. The department have asked for some new and up to date laptops, however, we believe that it is the wireless network that is slowing these laptops down and causing them to crash when saving large image files onto the network server.
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My question is, has anyone else found themselves in the same situation as us and how have they gone about solving it. There is no room for any hard-wired desktops and as the room is multi use between being used for art and digital photography we cannot really implement any permanent solution, so keeping the laptops wireless offers flexibility.
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Listed on the National Register of Historic Places, this downtown Seattle hotel features multiple onsite award-winning dining options. Rooms offer city views with French-inspired furnishings.Cable TV and a minibar are featured in each guest room at the Fairmont Olympic Hotel. The en suite bathroom offers designer toiletries and terry robes. The windows in each room open to allow fresh air in.The Georgian, the fine dining restaurant located at the Olympic Fairmont Hotel, offers a French take on northwest favorites. Shuckers, offering a more casual environment, is also located at the hotel and features an oyster bar. Guests can enjoy a cocktail and appetizers at the Terrace Piano Bar.A fitness centre and indoor pool is available for guests. A 24-hour concierge service is offered to provide guests with assistance on area attractions. Many on site shops are available at the Fairmont Olympic.The 5th Avenue Theatre is across the street from the hotel. The Washington State Convention Center is 5 minutes' walk away. Pike Place Market is just 10 minutes' walk from the property. ...read more
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I purchased this bed in small for my aging cat (14 years) and for my capricious kitty (2 years) who won't get off the cable box. At first I was very disappointed. The cats seemed to show little or no interest. But after about 1 week it was a HUGE hit. The two don't often sleep together, but are willing to compromise when it comes to this bed. I also purchased the K&H Thermo-Kitty Mat 12.5" x 25" so that each cat would have their own heating pad. However, the K&H Thermo-Kitty Mat has dense foam padding and a smaller heating unit, and as a result doesn't generate as much heat. The K&H Thermo-Bed is fluffy and soft and generates a lot of heat. As noted in the reviews, one should monitor your pet's use of this product. Initially, we began by just plugging it in while we were home in the evenings. Now it's plugged in all the time and one or both of the cats spend most of the day sleeping on it. The older cat loves the heat, and if he gets too hot he shifts position (the heating pad only runs through the center 1/3 of the bed). Because it does generate quite a bit of heat, I would not recommend this for confined spaces like carriers or kennels. However, as a warm winter bed in a chilly apartment it definitely does the trick. Round of appaws from both cats.
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Hello I am from Mascouche this is 15 minutes north of Montreal and i go to Wall Mart in Plattsburg once a month to get many things that we just cannot get here and also for the prices. Now there is an item called Great Value filled in Muffins and they come in Chocolate, Banana, Vanilla, Blueberry, Now yesterday i went to get my Blueberry muffins witch they are just great and they sale like crazy and i have asked the clerk if there was any Blueberry muffins in the back because the shelf was empty and the easy answer was OH they do not make them any more. Now i would like to know from Wall... More...
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After eventually finding a human cashier, I refused to budge from her closed line. She was stranded because her register shut down in the middle of a two-item transaction. Bentonville didn't want to pay her one cent of OT, so they cut her off. She told me to use the self-checkout. I said, "I refuse to use those. Those are cheating you out of your job. WM would like nothing better than to replace all of you with auto-checkouts and put you in the unemployment line." I forgot to add that they would probably cheat them out of their unemployment compensation, too. (I couldn't have used the self-checkout anyway. My debit card has to be typed into the system.) After several minutes of waiting, someone located another cashier for the long line. The auto-checkout lines were longer.
Nevertheless, I became very angry with those greedy bigwigs in Bentonville. While they bask in their profits, their employees are treated like animals and are paid poorly for it. WM avoids paying them benefits. Employees' poor treatment filters down to the customers. Customers vent to the employees. The employees can't win.
WM is probably too arrogant and as a result, regards itself as "untouchable" enough to take my complaint seriously. It's trying to survive on an old reputation, which is no longer applicable.
I buy cleaning needs at Dollar Tree. I buy snacks and beverages at Dollar General. I buy pet food at Tractor Supply since I receive a generous discount as a breeder. I do all I can to avoid WM and its high prices and poor service. I force myself to shop at WM when I need a large quantity of groceries. WM's grocery has everything I need but I question if it is worth the hassle.
1. Items being discontinued: it seems that a number of items which I have regularly purchased are being discontinued. For example, the store branch (Great Value) Sugar-free Apple Drink mix in the tubes with six tubs apiece seems to have disappeared; and along with the Lemon Iced Tea, it is the one I buy regularly. Yet they have introduced a whole array of "designer" flavors. I can only say, PLEASE keep providing this apple drink. (Some time ago I also used to purchase one liter bottled sugar-free Watermelon soda which also was discontinued, to my disappointment.) There was also, in the same line, a series of Welch's sugar-free drink mixes, Grape, "Superfruit", Grape-Blueberry, others. They were the best I have ever tried... the most authentically grape flavored mixes I have come across (Concord grape). But they also disappeared.
2. Diabetic products. Florida likely has a larger percentage of diabetics than many other areas, yet the range of products available to those of us with the ailment seems smaller than in the Northeast or in the Mountain West; for example, I tried a new Sunkist product when I was up north, their Diet Sparkling Lemonade. And though the regular (ie sugar-sweetened) Sparkling Lemonade is available here, the sugar-free is not. Wal-mart used to carry Diabetisweet, a sugar replacement (made from isomalt) which bakes like sugar. But this also has disappeared. Even the line of sugar-free candies seems to shrink: once one could get sugar-free licorice in black or red; then the black disappeared; now the red has as well. Yet I think there is certainly a market for these things.
Regarding meats: I rely on the markdowns of near-expiry dated meats. It seems the policy is to mark them down an average of 30% two days before that date. I found some dated the day I was shopping, but they wouldn't let me have them marked down or not: they said they had to throw them away. (I was tempted to go around and dig in their trash!)... it might be best if they do further markdowns the day before, say to 50 or 60 percent off, which would at least recoup SOME money for the store and also help people like me. Another thing, they seem to put the reduced meats back in the same section they came from. It might be easier of the staff, as well as on shoppers, if they had a "manager's special" section where all the marked-down items would be. Hence, the staff could keep better tabs on the items, and do second markdowns with ease.
Otherwise, I am quite happy, indeed, grateful, even, to be able to shop at Wal-Mart -- it makes the difference between being able to afford things or having to do without.
now the store that blew into town took over our local people business and now no material.
what next?
i, am going to other stores now as you forced us to it.
this is not the old store the senior started, he is probably in his grave thinking they are shoveing into gutter.
what about seniors who look for materiasl and maybe they do not have anyone to taaake them 40 miles one way,
thank walmart for nothing.
There was a customer there who told us that she was there complaining about her vehicle and not to ever take ours back to any Wal-Mart. They had serviced her car and it had a puddle of oil under her car when she got home. Which it did not leak before hand. They were not going to admit any fault there either.
I have had my fill with Wal-Mart. We have had prior problems when my husband had a tires put on at a Florida Wal-Mart. I was hoping that it was just the one store's problem, but it seems that it is rampant at all the stores. He is not going to give them 3 strikes. He has had his fill and they are out. We will be taking our business elsewhere in the future.
Belle Isle in OKC. OK. Needs a new overhaul in managers. who ever is running this store can't schedule their employees if their life depended on it. I have never seen this store ever have enough staff for check out or to cover their high profile areas.I just left that store with over $100.00 left in the cart because i didn't want to wait any longer than the 15 minutes I had already waited. If some one from walmart reads this change your managerial staff. if any one else reads this stay away from this store or go to target on May. I' sick and tired of this stores BS.
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- Computer station
- Conference space size (feet) - 2700
- Number of buildings/towers - 1
- 24-hour front desk
- Safe-deposit box at front desk
- Total number of rooms - 85
- Number of floors - 2
- Restaurant
- Free breakfast
- Dry cleaning/laundry service
- Fitness facilities
- Designated smoking areas (fines apply)
- Express check-in
- Designated smoking areas
- Laundry facilities
- Meeting rooms
- Free RV, bus, truck parking
- Number of meeting rooms - 3
- Free self parking
- Outdoor seasonal pool
- Coffee/tea in lobby
- Wedding services
- Complimentary newspapers in lobby
- Free Wi-Fi
- Year Built 1964
- Television in lobby
- Use of nearby fitness center (complimentary)
Stay connected
Available in all rooms: Free Wi-Fi
Available in some public areas: Free Wi-Fi
Park your car
Free self parking, Free RV, bus, truck parking
In your room
- Connecting/adjoining rooms available
- Cribs/infant beds available
- Premium TV channels
- Coffee/tea maker
- Hair dryer
- Air conditioning
- Free local calls
- Daily housekeeping
- Private bathroom
- Complimentary toiletries
- Shower/tub combination
- Iron/ironing board
- Desk
- Premium bedding
- Complimentary newspaper
- Refrigerator
- Microwave
- Blackout drapes/curtains
- Digital TV service
- Climate control
- Rollaway/extra beds available
- Free Wi-Fi
- Pillowtop mattress
Eat and drink
Guests are offered a complimentary continental breakfast.
Governors Restaurant - This restaurant specializes in American cuisine and serves breakfast, lunch, dinner, and brunch.
Recreational amenities at the hotel include a fitness center and a seasonal outdoor pool.
To make requests for specific accessibility needs, complete the "Special or Accessibility Requests" section of "Trip Preferences" when you book your hotel.
- Accessible bathroom
- Roll-in shower
- Accessible parking
- In-room accessibility
- Accessibility equipment for the deaf
- Braille or raised signage
The fine print for Fireside Inn & Suites Waterville
When you arrive
Check-in time starts at 3 PM
Minimum check-in age is 21
When you leave
Check-out time is 11 AM
How you can pay
Your pets
Pets allowed
You need to know
Extra-person charges may apply and vary depending on hotel policy.
Government-issued photo identification and a credit card are required at check-in for incidental charges.
Special requests are subject to availability upon check-in and may incur additional charges. Special requests cannot be guaranteed.
- Minimum Spring Break check-in age is 21 years old.
Noise-free rooms not guaranteed
Minimum guest age is 21
No elevators
- Pet fee: USD 20.00 per stay (maximum USD 20.00 per stay)
- Rollaway bed fee: USD 20.00 per night
We should mention
Children 17 years old and younger stay free when occupying the parent or guardian's room, using existing bedding. The property has connecting/adjoining rooms, which are subject to availability and can be requested by contacting the property using the number on the booking confirmation. The property allows pets in specific rooms only and has other pet restrictions (surcharges apply and can be found in the Fees section). Guests can arrange to bring pets by contacting the property directly, using the contact information on the booking confirmation.