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No doubt you've seen the November 12 issue with the cover story about JOHN McPHEE. You can also access the article with the following link:
Example of Martin A. Dale '53 Summer Award
Photographer Maggie Zhang '16 explored one of the world's great street-art centers- Melborne, Australia-with help from Princeton's Martin A. Dale '53 Summer Award. Read about her trip and view works by some of her favorite Melborne artists at paw.princeton.edu.
Our latest PAW Column
My apologies to Jim Neff! In my earlier column submitted Oct. 20 I credited Jeff Neville for news of Loeber Landeau and more. It took two corrections to make it all right, but I think I finally got it right. Probably only a few of you early birds saw the faulty issue. Congratulations to John McPhee for appearing on the cover and within the body of the most recent PAW publication.
Dues Percentage Goal Achieved
We did it folks. thanks to Bob Kenagy, his cohorts, and all of you Class dues payers!
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Paul Hertelendy's Reunion Poem
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Class of 1912 Reunions Attendance Trophy goes to 1953!
It is only 8 PM on Saturday night, May 31, at Princeton Reunions. Many classes will be going strong until the wee hours, and a number of our classmates are celebrating our 61st this very moment. Yesterday our 60th Reunion Chairman Peter Benoliel and Class Vice President Dave Brown accepted on behalf of the Class of 1953 the Class of 1912 Trophy, awarded annually to that class more than fifty years out of Princeton, and with at least ten members extant, that has the highest percentage of members attending reunions. That was us, folks, just a year ago!
PAW Online
Did you know that the PAW has an on-line version? It is not the same as the paper published version, but it has up-to-date articles – about Reunions for instance. To visit the latest on-line PAW, click here.
Share a trip to South Africa with Bob and Karen Kenagy
The Service of Remembrance – 2014
Herewith the list of our classmates that were remembered in February at the Service of Remembrance.
Memories of Nelson Runger
For some recollections of Nels Runger go to:
The recordings are from a demo tape Nels made years ago. He used a variety of voices and subjects to offer to prospective clients. The photos include some from plays and musicals he performed in over the years.
Thanks to Peggy foe sharing them with us!
Jon Calvert's Exploits from the San Antonio Express
"What do Jon Calvert, Ed Matthews, Les Wilson and your scribe have in common? As a group, they have logged more than 150 years as members of the American Alpine Club. Wilson's expedition to Yerupaja in Peru was featured on the TV Outdoor Channel and more is on his website, les-wilson.com. Matthews herewith is invited to tell us of his most interesting climbs. Mine are inconsequential, but Jon Calvert's many-continent feats were featured in the San Antonio Express in January. His book "The Urge to Know" is soon to be published. Visit our Website for the whole story with pictures!" (PAW, March 19, 2014). Let us hear from other 1953 Explorers. This is a great time in our lives to recall our more adventurous days! Click the following link:
Lindholm attracts gifts to 1953 AG from Cornell, Harvard, and Yale alumni
Ools ranks among our best Class of 1953 boosters and Locomotive Cheerleader par excellence. Here's a sample of what he achieved this past autumn:
Annual Giving Office
Princeton University
Princeton, NJ 08540
Letter number one
November 5, 2013
Enclosed find a contribution to Princeton University which should be credited to the Annual Giving account of the Class of 1953.
The donor, (Anonymous), (address, New York, New York 10065) was an Olympic Gold Medal winner in Sailing and as such would probably appreciate it if these funds could be directed to assist Princeton's Sailing Team, or as an alternate – Crew. I suspect he would prefer not see them support our football program, particularly in the area of field goal training facilities. Mr. (Anonymous) is a Distinguished Member of the Harvard Class of 1952.
Clifford Lindholm II, '53
Letter number two:
November 8, 2013
Enclosed find a check in the amount of $20.00 as a contribution to this year's Annual Giving Campaign to be credited to the Class of 1953.
It is being given by a Distinguished Member of the Cornell University Class of 1967 who wishes to be recognized anonymously as a Friend of PRINCETON 1953.
He majored in Chemical Engineering which is commendable – but was denied, due to geography, the educational experiences of Dr. Alyea's lectures. I suspect that he would appreciate his contribution going towards chemical engineering laboratory materials – and definitely not used to support the University's athletic facilities – football in particular.
Clifford F. Lindholm '53
Letter number three
November 12, 2013
Enclosed find a check in the amount of $20.00 as a contribution to this year's Annual Giving Campaign to be credited to the Class of 1953.
It is being given by a Distinguished Member of the Cornell University Class of 1961 who wishes to be recognized anonymously as a Friend of PRINCETON 1953.
He majored in Civil Engineering which is commendable – and benefited significantly from gaining a Master's Degree from Princeton! I suspect that he would appreciate his contribution going toward acquiring additional theodolites to help educate incoming engineering students of the Class of 2017. Hopefully some will become good linemen! (offense or defense??).
Clifford F. Lindholm II, '53
Letter number four
November 18, 2013
Enclosed find a check in the amount of $19.53 as a contribution to this year's Annual Giving Campaign to be credited to the Class of 1953.
It is being given by a Distinguished Member of the Yale Class of 1963 who majored in Economics – (Anonymous), who lives at (address), Savanna, GA. He is certain that next year I will be supporting an Alumni Fund located in New Haven, CT.
I am not troubled by this remote possibility, but please see that his contribution supports additional funding of Economics library material to assist incoming students of the Class of 2017 who might become Economics Majors – and also some who are familiar with defensive linemen routines.
Clifford F. Lindholm II, '53
Class Scholarship Awards Year 2014
Mr. Mauricio Gonzalez-Aranda '15
Ms. Angela Wand '16
Mr. Matthew J. Gancayco '17
Ms. Lauren E. Miller '17
Mr. Michael C. Eggleton '16
Ms. Iriane M. Narcisse '15
Ms. Aria P. Miles '14
Mr. D. Alexander Seyferth '14
Ms. Conleigh R. Byers '15
Mr. Thomas R. Garcia '16
Classmates Attending the Yale Tailgate Party
Thanks to Dave Brown for the list of those who attended the November 16th party at Fine Tower:
Dave and Jean Brown
George and Carol Carleau
Jay and Eleanor Cooper
Fred and Louise Crispin
Bob Davis and Bob Davis, Jr.
Cowles and Janet Herr
Ned Jannota and Alex J.
Jack and Jenks Middleton
Howard and Eleanor Minners (Newlyweds!)
Barry Phelps
Lynn and Hunt Parry
Frank and Mimi Phillips
Bill and Alissa Sutphin
Dave and Sue West
Plus guests and several Yalies
New Class President
Ned Jannotta is the newly elected Class President. Congratulations to Ned and thanks to Bill Ogden for a job well done!
New Class Constitution
Dear Classmates,
I want to let you know that as part of our Reunion Activities we will have a short official meeting of Class Members on Friday night at our reunion headquarters just before dinner. It will quickly cover some administrative matters, including the adoption of a new Class Constitution
Back in 1984 the Class adopted a revised Constitution to take the place of one that was adopted at our graduation in 1953. Since that time the administration of class affairs has proceeded quite smoothly without much necessity to refer to our governing documents.
Nevertheless in anticipation of the end of my term as Class President, I thought it appropriate to review our governance documents for guidance as to the proper procedural protocol to affect a transition. I found that because of our smooth operation over the intervening years, the Executive Committee has not had much to do and somehow over the years, copies of our relevant Bylaws have disappeared and our governing Executive Committee has been reduced to one living Class Member, Bill Gaillard.
Under the circumstances, it seemed appropriate that membership of the Executive Committee should be filled out and that it would be desirable to have a new governance document the form of a revised and simpler Class Constitution, which would be easier to successfully administer in the future.
After discussion among our present Officers, Bill Gaillard has used his authority, acting as the sole Member of the Executive Committee, to revise the present Constitution and resolve other pending matters including the appointment of additional members of the executive committee and the requested election of Shirley Tilghman as an Honorary Member of our Class. A copy of the new revised Constitution is enclosed. If you have any questions, please call me (612-803-9773).
My thanks go to Bill Gaillard for all his work in arranging both the resolutions to establish the new Constitution and the new appointments to the Executive Committee. Not least of all, I want to thank my fellow Class Officers who have willing to carry the operational burden of Class management over these last years, And, also all of you who have supported the Class with your activities, and your dues and contributions to annual giving and special gifts.
Stay well and I hope to see you at Reunions in May.
William F Ogden Jr., Pres.
Video: 'A Princeton Story: Rafting Down the Mississippi River'
Princeton University junior Jackson Dobies experienced a summer of a lifetime last June after he was awarded a MARTIN A. DALE '53 Summer Award. Dobies rafted much of the Mississippi River from north to south along with his older brother Justin, modeling the classic stories of Tom Sawyer and Huckleberry Finn.
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The Question posed in the April 3 PAW Column
The Great Kidnap Caper
Do you remember the following question from the April 3, 2013 issue of the PAW?
"What do JIM DOWNING, JERV FINNEY, OOLS LINDHOLM, BONES SPENCER, and the late PIETER FISHER and AUGIE JOHNSON all have in common? Can you remember September 1949? To test your memory and recall the full story with pictures, visit our website." So here you are! Go now to the Photos section of this site to see the action.
Answer to question posed in the PAW March 20
The following question was posed in the March 20 Class Notes in the Princeton Alumni Weekly:
"Did you notice the tribute to LEW KLEINHANS paid by PAW's editor in the Dec. 12 issue? The Question I Posed: What do '53 classmates Kleinhans, CURTIS CALDWELL, JAY COOPER, DON DWIGHT, JOHN THATCHER and the late DICK McCLENAHAN, FRED (Rick) MOSES, GREN PAYNTER, and JOHN WEISS have in common?"
The answer:
All are or were Sons of the Class of 1925. In the December 12 issue of the PAW, editor Marilyn H. Marks *86 wrote: "For many years, 1925's class column has been written by Lewis C. Kleinhans III '53, son of a class member. Kleinhans told of '25's past, of thank-you notes for class scholarships, of Warnock's astonishing attendance record at Reunions – reporting to the class even when its membership had dwindled to one. For that devotion, PAW – and friends of '25 – always will be grateful.".
For years I followed Lew's column for the Class of 1925, all alone with none other from the 1920s to provide company. Finally Lew's long run came to end last year when the last member of the Class of 1925 died at age 106. Warnock was the oldest alumnus in Princeton's history, as far as is known. Years ago at the Dartmouth football game in Hanover, I tripped over Lew's feet in the stadium, and he said "Hi, John – Lew Kleinhans". Six hours later at the bar in my father Syd Stone '23's house in Vermont I found an elderly gentleman fixing his celebratory drink ahead of me. I said "Hello, I'm John Stone". The gentleman said "Hi, Lew Kleinhans". I did a double take at that response, having just heard the same a few hours earlier from a youngster in 1953. This gentleman was none other than Lewis Kleinhans '25, a friend of my father's.
Another son of 1925 wrote to the PAW:
"As a son of 1925 (William Dwight), I was delighted by the class tribute, and felt personally connected to much of it, wrote DON DWIGHT '53. He remembered a 65th-reunion luncheon at Prospect at which George Kennan '25 "held forth on foreign policy for an hour, without notes, enthralling his audience of six classmates and me."
I join Marilyn Marks in saluting Lew for his dedication to the Class of 1925 for all those years.


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OLYMPIA — The Senate narrowly rejected a plan to extend taxes levied to build Seattle's baseball stadium as a way to pay for expansion of the state convention center, arts and culture programs and housing projects.
By a 24-22 vote, a proposal to continue a tax on hotel and motel rooms and rental cars in King County went down in the face of warnings that voters would be convinced of the adage that there's nothing more permanent than a temporary tax. To pass the Senate, a bill needs at least 25 votes. It could be brought back for another vote sometime Friday if one of the 22 "no" votes switches sides.
The taxes were approved in 1995 to build a new stadium for the Mariners, now known as Safeco Field, during a special session of the Legislature. The taxes were to stay in place until bonds were paid off or 2015, whichever came first.
The bonds will be retired later this year. SB 5958 would have continued charging the taxes until 2015, and redirect the money to expand and renovate the Convention Center in Seattle, Pioneer Square preservation projects, affordable housing projects in Seattle and arts programs.
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He would walk down Superior Street, greeting the homeless and hungry by name, and they'd reciprocate. Everyone in Duluth knew Steve O'Neil, especially the destitute souls he championed.
"Steve O'Neil was indeed the Mother Teresa of Duluth," businessman Bruce Stender said Tuesday of the longtime advocate of Duluth's homeless and poor. O'Neil succumbed to cancer Monday, a day after turning 63.
O'Neil, who won his third term on the St. Louis County Board last November, was better known for creating Duluth's Loaves and Fishes community, a combination of community activism and religious faith that became a voice for the homeless.
A Chicago native who earned a master's degree at the University of Minnesota Duluth in the 1970s, O'Neil and his wife, Angie Miller, made advocacy a part of their daily lives.
They took homeless people into their home. O'Neil worked with the American Lung Association during its campaign to end smoking in Minnesota restaurants and bars. In addition to their two children, O'Neil and Miller helped raise 25 foster children.
"For people who were poor, people who didn't have a voice, people who lived on the margin, he helped give them hope," said Sister Lois Eckes, of the Benedictine Sisters of Scholastica Monastery in Duluth. "He made everyone feel respected and important, showing genuine love and concern, always listening with his heart."
Jim Soderberg, former executive director of CHUM, a nonprofit that stands for Churches United in Ministry, said O'Neil loved talking to people, but was a better listener.
"You'd walk down the street with Steve and it would take you forever to walk a block," Soderberg remembered. "He was open and courageous. He was respectful, bright and passionate — even when dealing with people who had strong disagreements with him.
"He didn't preach. He would work on issues in a way that never alienated people. He was serious about his passion, the homeless, and people realized that right away."
Few who knew him were surprised when he first ran for county commissioner. A friend of Paul Wellstone — he occasionally spoke to Wellstone's students at Carleton College — O'Neil wanted "to give hope to people who had become disenfranchised," said Jeff Corey, executive director of the Northland Foundation." His fellow commissioner, Pete Stauber, called O'Neil "a true public servant, a true inspiration to many of us."
He knew how to enjoy life. He played cards with his buddies every Sunday, loved to canoe in the Boundary Waters, and would sing "Mustang Sally" anytime he could find a band to back him, Stender said.
But O'Neil and Miller were also the emergency contacts listed for Corey's children at their school.
A glimpse of O'Neil's dedication to public service was captured on video at his last public appearance, a County Board meeting on July 9 in Rice Lake Township. He had been open about his battle with cancer for months. After listening to the praises of other board members, he grabbed the microphone and said, in a whisper:
"It's been a great honor to serve on this board."
Duluth Mayor Don Ness called O'Neil's death "a sad day for our community." On a Facebook page asked people to "honor him by learning from, and being inspired by, the life he led."
"He accepted everybody and supported them," said Ann Busche, director of public health and human services for St. Louis County. "His kindness and compassion and real love for the people less fortunate seemed unparalleled. Everybody was his friend."
O'Neil won a McKnight Foundation Virginia McKnight Binger Award for Human Services in 2008 and was awarded the Minnesota Coalition for the Homeless Bruce Vento Distinguished Service Award in 2005.
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National Environment Protection (Ambient Air Quality) Measure
On 13 December 2013, COAG replaced its 22 Standing Councils, Select Councils and governance fora with a set of eight Councils and the decision saw the revocation of the Standing Council on Environment and Water. Work is currently underway to resolve how its existing work would be handled in the future. In the interim, this website is currently maintained for historical purposes and is scheduled for archiving.
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NEPM: National Environment Protection (Ambient Air Quality) Measure
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Proposed variation to the Ambient Air Quality NEPM
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Notice of intention to vary the Ambient Air Quality NEPM
On 29 April 2014, Ministers signalled their intention to vary the National Environment Protection (Ambient Air Quality) Measure for particles reflecting the latest scientific understanding on health risks arising from particle pollution. The Measure seeks to establish a more stringent reporting standard for particle pollution (PM2.5 and PM10).
Information on the process to vary the Ambient Air Quality NEPM, including consultation opportunities, will be published on this page as it becomes available.
On 16 September 2011, Council agreed to release the review of the National Environment Protection (Ambient Air Quality) Measure, and noted that the review's recommendations will be prioritised and responded to through the development of the National Plan for Clean Air. The new National Plan for Clean Air will provide a robust framework for identifying cost effective emission reduction actions, and implementation arrangements.
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Ambient Air Quality NEPM Goal
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A fabulous, detached cottage, close to the centre of the pretty market town of Pickering, the gateway to the North York Moors National Park. This Pickering cottage boasts a bright, spacious open plan kitchen/diner, complete with range cooker, and a cosy, comfortable sitting room, with a warming log burner and wonderfully cottagey feel. Outside, this Pickering cottage has a large, delightful enclosed garden, with summerhouse, greenhouse and sheltered patio, providing the perfect spot to relax and unwind. This is a quality Pickering cottage, beautifully furnished, well equipped and tastefully decorated. Pickering offers excellent amenities, including good restaurants and pubs, quaint tea rooms, individual shops and a weekly farmers' market. It has an impressive castle, good museums, trout fishing and hosts the terminus of the famous North Yorkshire Moors Steam Railway. This Pickering cottage is ideally located for exploring the stunning countryside around, visiting Whitby and Scarborough or spending a day in the historic city of York. A great base for everyone. Note: This property is next to Ref. 25121 and together they can accommodate 15 people.
Four bedrooms: 1 x ground floor twin, 2 x double, 1 x single with additional pull-out bed. Ground floor bathroom with bath, shower over and basin. Separate WC. Bathroom with freestanding bath, shower, two basins and WC. Large, fitted kitchen with dining area. Utility room. Sitting room with log burner.
Gas central heating with log burner in sitting room. Stanley gas range cooker, microwave, fridge/freezer, washing machine, tumble dryer, dishwasher, TV with Freeview, DVD, video, radio/CD. Fuel, power and starter pack for log burner inc. in rent. Bed linen and towels inc. in rent. Travel cot and highchair on request. Off road parking for 4 cars. Large, lawned, enclosed rear garden with summerhouse, greenhouse and furniture. One well-behaved dog welcome. Sorry, no smoking. Shop and pub 10 mins walk. Note: Pickering War Weeks commencing 4th, 11th and 18th October 2014 charged at £552.
About the location
Kirkbymoorside 7 miles; York 27 miles; Scarborough 18 miles; Whitby 22 miles.
This historic market town, with its full range of amenities and with its traditional shops, pubs and restaurants, serves as the official gateway to the beautiful North York Moors National Park. Enjoy a ride on the North Yorkshire Moors Steam Railway – Harry Potter fans can even explore some of the locations used in the filming of The Philosopher's Stone! The Beck Isle Museum is also well worth a visit with its unique collection of black and white photography and displays of rural life. Walkers will be spoilt for choice by the rolling hills, valleys, rivers and abundant wildlife of the North York Moors, whilst the City of York and the Heritage Coast are just half an hour's drive away. All in all, a wonderful setting for a relaxing holiday.


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A minute of silence was observed for the victims of Friday's deadly car bomb attack at the United Nations compound in Abuja, Nigeria. UN Deputy Secretary-General Asha-Rose Migiro and UNDP Africa head Tegegnework Gettu visited with UN staff over the weekend and met with Nigerian officials in Abuja.Lue lisää (englanti)
UN provides help to relief efforts in flood-hit Haitian capital
United Nations peacekeepers and humanitarian staff are helping with relief efforts in Haiti, where floods sparked by torrential rains earlier this week have killed at least 10 people in the capital, Port-au-Prince. At least four neighbourhoods of the city – Carrefour, Cité Soleil, Delmas andLue lisää (englanti)
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UN teams up against gender-based violence in Botswana
Nine United Nations agencies have launched an ambitious new programme to eliminate gender-based violence (GBV) in Botswana, which affects nearly two-thirds of all women across the country, and large numbers of children. "[In Botswana], men still dominate the political landscape, and theLue lisää (englanti)
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UN-supported Afghan elections hotline proving popular
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UNDP Administrator Helen Clark visits Copenhagen
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(NEW) AUP's Ambassadors: Winning Choir of the World Llangollen International Musical Eisteddfod 2011
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Adventist University of the Philippines' Ambassadors Chorale Arts Society has given the Philippines yet another reason to feel proud of. In the recently concluded World Llangollen International Musical Eisteddfod 2011 held in Wales, our Pinoy chorale group placed no less than number one.
The AUP Ambassadors has been one of the most active choirs in the Philippine music setting, performing at major venues all throughout the Philippines and outside the country including Hong Kong, Malaysia, Indonesia, China, Thailand and major cities in the US and Canada.
The group often performs on PTV 4's Concert at the Park Series, numerous Cultural Center of the Philippines productions and the San Agustin Museum International Music Festivals.
Its credits include: Handel's Messiah and John Rutter's Gloria and Magnificat for the San Agustin Museum International Music Festivals, Beethoven's Ninth Symphony for the Philippine Philharmonic Orchestra (PPO) Concert Series and Mozart's Requiem when they were chosen as the choir to represent the Philippines in the internationally simultaneous commemorative performance of the 9-11 New York tragedy, all of which were major collaborations with the Philippine Philharmonic Orchestra under the baton of Italian conductor Ruggiero Barbieri.
The group flew to the British Isles last week to race against other groups and with its current leg in Wales, they have unsurprisingly brought home the bacon. This should be a great start of their tour as they are set to perform and compete in Scotland and London this week.
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David Sam is an Article III federal judge for the United States District Court of Utah. He joined the court in 1985 after being nominated by President Ronald Reagan. Sam is currently serving on senior status.[1]
Early life and education
A native of Indiana, Sam graduated from Brigham Young University in Provo, UT with his bachelor's degree in 1957 and later graduated from the University of Utah with his bachelor's degree in 1960.[1]
Military service
After law School, Sam enlisted in the Air Force from 1961 to 1963 and served in the JAG Corps.[1]
Professional career
After the JAG Corps, Sam was a private practice attorney in the State of Utah from 1963 to 1976. Sam served on a part-time Duchesne County Attorney from 1966 to 1972 and was elected Duchesne County from 1972 to 1974. From 1976 to 1985, Sam was a judge on the Utah Fourth Judicial District. He also served as a part-time faculty member at Brigham Young University from 1977 to 1985.[1]
Judicial career
District of Utah
On the recommendation of Senator Orrin Hatch, Sam was nominated by President Ronald Reagan on September 9, 1985, to a seat vacated by Judge Aldon Anderson as Anderson assumed senior status. Sam was confirmed by the U.S. Senate on October 16, 1985, and received commission on October 16, 1985. Sam served as the chief judge of the court from 1997 to 1999 before later assuming senior status on November 1, 1999.[1] Sam was succeeded in this position by Paul Cassell.
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All liturgies are fabricated. Christ DID NOT present the liturgy of the Mass as it is practised in every or any rite of the Church. They all developed over time. Some were dramatically "fabricated", i.e may have been a major departure from what was the practice previously and some more evolutionary.
Sit down with anm old TLM missal and one for the Novus Ordo. The prayers are not dramatically different.
And although you did not mean your first sentence as you obviously left out a word. Obvious because you disagree with me. But I have compared the two., and they are both in the same tradition and compare, in their essence, very closely with each other.
Mind you, I still think the "staging" (the gestures, etc.) of the NO in their totality are silly and fail to accomplish what the "fabricators" were trying to accomplish.
Nevertheless, the essence of the Mass is there and follows from the long tradition of the Church as manifested in all its approved liturgies.
But the ancient rites of the Church were not put together by a committee to conform to the tastes of the spirit of the age, which is precisely what Abp. Bugnini said he did in directing the committee that wrote the post-Vatican II liturgies.
The Eucharistic prayers 2,3,4,etc. are synthetic. The liturgical calendar of the Novus Ordo completely threw away over 1,000 years of liturgical evolution. Ember Days and so forth were discarded. For what reason?
The Novus Ordo was completely unnecessary.


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Petition to rename Waldo Tunnel after Robin Williams
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Rather than memorializing a 19th century nobody, the Waldo Tunnel and its rainbow arches north of the Golden Gate Bridge ought to honor actor and comedian Robin Williams, who became famous while wearing rainbow suspenders.
That's the wish of thousands of people who by Tuesday - eight days after Williams' apparent suicide at his Tiburon home - had electronically signed a petition on Change.org, urging Assemblyman Marc Levine, D-San Rafael, to introduce legislation to christen the "Robin Williams Tunnel."
The twin tubes, which carry Highway 101 drivers through the Waldo Grade toward Sausalito, have become a landmark, featured in "Dirty Harry" and other films. But few people know their namesake, William Waldo, a Whig Party candidate who ran unsuccessfully for governor in 1853 after being drawn west by the Gold Rush.
Williams called Marin County home, and the online petition's creator, Julie Wainwright, said changing the name of the tunnel would "honor the very important citizen and world-renowned entertainer." She wrote that the name would help North Bay residents and visitors remember "the joy he brought to the world."
On Tuesday morning, more than 5,600 people had signed the petition, and by the afternoon it had crossed 7,500 on the way its goal of 10,000.
"Waldo can keep the grade, but let's give Robin Williams the tunnel in commemoration of the hole he bored straight to our hearts," Blaise Dunn of Novato wrote on the petition site.
Kelly O'Bannon of San Francisco wrote, "There is no one better to be named for a tunnel that takes you out of the fog and into the sunshine than Robin Williams."
Lawmaker responds
Levine responded as well on the Change.org site, though without taking a firm stand. He wrote, "I am very interested in this issue and will be exploring it further. Something like this should be done in consultation with Mr. Williams' family. We all want make sure this is the most proper way to honor him."
Reached Tuesday, a representative of Williams' family said they had not yet heard of the petition and could not comment on the idea.
A Caltrans spokeswoman, Leah Robinson-Leach, said Williams had "brought great joy throughout the world," while noting that such proposed name changes on roadways are "required to go through a legislative process for authorization."
Williams attended Redwood High School in Larkspur and studied theater at the College of Marin before he was accepted to the prestigious Juilliard School in New York, where he graduated in 1976. Two years later, he landed a starring roll in "Mork and Mindy," a spinoff of his "Happy Days" character - who famously wore rainbow suspenders.
Williams spent his final years in Tiburon, where authorities say he apparently killed himself at age 63, after fighting addiction, struggling with depression and dealing with early-stage Parkinson's disease. His fans have sought many ways to mourn and celebrate him, including by paying visits to the San Francisco home featured in the film "Mrs. Doubtfire."
'A true humanitarian'
In Tiburon on Tuesday, 70-year-old Heidi Kistler was among those who voiced support for the tunnel name change.
"He was a true humanitarian," said Kistler of Williams. "In spite of all his suffering, he was able to give us the gift of laughter. Plus, no one has heard of this other guy."
Others weren't as enthusiastic, including Mike Conner, 45, who works at a men's clothing store in Tiburon. He wasn't vehemently opposed to the idea, but said, "I think we have bigger things to worry about."
The tunnel petition wasn't the only one involving Williams on Change.org. The comedian's affinity for video games - he named his daughter Zelda after the Nintendo game - prompted "World of Warcraft" players to call for the game's producers to create a character in Williams' image.
The petition suggested that the Williams-based character tell classic jokes in the World's End Tavern, a fictional location within the game where players congregate to socialize. Williams had often spoken of his love for the game.
Williams had also referenced the Waldo Tunnel in his 1982 HBO comedy special, "An Evening with Robin Williams," which was shot at San Francisco's Great American Music Hall. He poked fun at Marin County's exclusive image.
"People going into Marin County say, 'My God, look at that little rainbow. Isn't that cute.' They lied. They lied to you - it's an ethnic detector," he quipped.
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Gastroparesis and/or liquid diet at WDW
So I know this is very broad but does anyone with Gastroparesis or an all liquid diet do WDW? And how? And what do you eat?
I actually don't have Gastroparesis but I do have another motility issues that makes me be on an all liquid/yogurt diet. But usually people with Gastroparesis have similar issues as I do. I was just wondering how you do it. Currently there is NO way I could walk around so I will need a wheelchair ( so sad seeing as I wasn't sick in Sept 2012 and could walk 10 miles a day) I'm also planning to try and bring my own yogurts and nutritional drinks to snack on throughout the day. Also random question, is there any nutritional information ( ie calories ingredients) available for WDW food? Just so I can see what I'm eating.... Or am I just on my own ?
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Do thin liquids in solid form (like ice cream or frozen juice) count as liquids for you?
If they do, I've had great experiences with thin and thick liquids at Disney World. Ice creams and the strawberry ice bars are available pretty much everywhere, and I had great experiences with Disney's willingness to use blenders for real food, or to make special blended desserts and food (not to mention regular menu items like LeFou's Brew or milkshakes, if frozen and semi-solid work for you). Also, I guess it's taste; I loved having pureed fried chicken and thick-liquid-consistency strawberry shortcake, but you might not be into that (though seriously, after eight months of baby food I was like, meat puree nom nom! So good! But my hubby thought it was pretty disgusting.)
But it does take a lot of time to prep, so be prepared to wait around 40 minutes to an hour for your food, so it's still a great idea to bring your own stuff, and you can store it at First Aid to keep it cold if you don't want to bring a cooler.
I also found it really easy to not worry about calorie counting and nutritional content while I was at Disney during that time, because I was eating so much and it was stress-free, because for the first time in a year I wasn't actually prepping my own food, and it was more tasty because there was more of a variety of foods and different food than I would normally get to eat at home, and prepped a lot better (even prettier most of the time!). Also because Disney portion sizes are huge and they kept bringing out a big variety of things, like I had seven or eight different dishes at Liberty Tree Tavern that I ate over the course of two and a half hours, it was so good.
I hope you have a great trip, that sounds like a ton of stuff to deal with. Good luck!!!
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BelleMaria - I can't help with special diet at WDW, but just curious if you have a diagnosis. You piqued my interest since you implied that you have lost stamina in a short time. My older son had/had achalasia, but a very aggressive case...he lost 60 pounds in three months....and was too skinny too start with. For most people it just results in very slow motility. But for him, the sphincter totally shut down over those three months. It is very rare and very hard to get diagnosis since so many docs have never heard of it. Surgery mostly corrected it....he still has some motility issues, but for the most part can eat normally...as long as he plenty of water to help wash the food down.
Anyway, good luck getting better and enjoy your trip!
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I am vey sorry to hear about your son. Diseases like this and other motility issues are so horrible. Before this happened I thought it was acid reflux and was taking insane amount of acid reflux meds. I wish my condition had surgical help but even though the Internet says it does , it doesn't. People are just not aware of these diseases and its so sad because these motility doctors I need to see are hard to find. Only a few in the state ( I live in California ) yet they are booked out 3-5 months. Shouldn't that tell the medical field we need more research and doctors in this are?
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Thanks for sharing BelleMaria. I know about those spasms all too well. His esophagus is permanently damaged and things do still get stuck...thus the massive quantities of water with a meal. When he gets a spasm it can sometimes put him out for a couple of days. We even had to make a big stink about it on DCL because the server wasn't refilling drinks....we finally got to where we had them bringing several glasses of water at the start of the meal.
The first GI we saw insisted it was just reflux. They have tried heart meds too, but that actually made him worse. Acid reflux meds did nothing for him.
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BelleMarie; wow! My issues were more oropharyngeal (oropharyngeal dysphagia caused by lichen planus and esophageal thrush, yuck), so I can really understand how that much can be super difficult! I hope it settles down for you soon!
The chefs are great about making things high-calorie; I mean, also for them, it's a lot easier to add butter and cream and fats to make things taste better than it is to add artificial things and then they won't. You can ask, especially at places that have ice cream and milkshakes, for them to pile in the sauces and toppings for more calories, and add oil if you do that. I like the chefs who take "hey, how many calories can you put in a thick liquid?" as a personal challenge and make the most ridiculous things they can. And a lot of them do love doing it.
I know pureed meat sounds really gross (and looks pretty gross, I'll be honest, I used to look at my husband's solid food plate when I ate my own), but I remember having the first bite after being on veggie baby food and smoothies forever and it was so, so good. It was just so nice to be eating real food again, even if it wasn't in the normal texture. And meat has the highest concentration of calories and fat, so it's really a great addition if you can swing it, and Disney makes so many different kinds (and they custom-blend their roasted foods, which is better than the baby food meat or pureed sausage I was eating here) it might be a great place to try if you want something more appetizing, or think you can swing the texture.
This is actually really exciting, I've never talked to anyone with swallowing issues too, before.
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My mother had the same condition. When the diagnosis was given she was 89. She already had Alzheimer's disease. She had acid reflex, too. According to her doctor she had the worse case of diverticulitis he had ever seen. The combinations here just made it so much worse.
Puréed foods and baby foods and protein drinks became her main stay. I actually brought a hand driven portable blender with me on trips; so, I could purée foods away from home. We carried it in a diaper bag. Disney is better about doing this for you then many other places. We were told to stay away from meat by the doctor and never use a straw. If trying to eat regular food the best we could come up with at Disney was jello, yogurt, ice cream, certain smoothies, pudding, mashed potatoes, cottage cheese if mashed up and certain soups. If I think of more food items I'll come back and post. She could suck on some candies; so, this helped on doing a snack.
When she could tolerate more at the beginning we would cut up up her food finely and asked her to chew and chew and chew and drink after each mouthful.
Just before she died at 91 we were getting to the point of considering a feeding tube. This is a hard choice, but it may ultimately be the only sure way if other measures don't work. With my mom having Alzheimer's it was real tough making the choice of a feeding tube.
I agree with the other poster that you may not get good nutritional info at all Disney eateries. It will be hit and miss in my opinion. I never went the route of working with the Disney chefs; because, we did most of her nutrition on our own. I would bring your protein drink with you to the park. You may be able to freeze it and as it thaws you can drink it at the parks.
Some people with the condition keep a diary on what they can tolerate by mouth. This helps them eat some regular foods.
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As far as cal. values; count on your own knowledge and provisions. I've found in 99% of the time I could get no info (reasons ranging from "no idea" to "not 100% sure, don't want to hand out wrong info, so giving no info is chosen method"). Now, most of the times I would use Disney foodlocations it would be CS because of my other health issues, but same experience with most of the TS I have done in the trips I would be counting.
Much easier route is stuff that basically is something that requires them doing instead of giving you info. So for instance the mentioned adding cals. Or as I've had happen many times; running into a nearby location to grab something for me out of own choice (I tend to drink lemonade, which in quite a few locations is not clearly marked to be either regular and thus with cals or diet. Many times a question would result in "not sure, but someone has been sent out to get you regular of which we know for sure it is regular").
Now, you can do things yourself. Training goes a long way. Learning what a general upmake of a produce is for instance. For an ounce of pureed fruit (icecream not prepackaged) etc. etc. If need be; bring along a little booklet with said info. And when calculating; stay on the safe side. Allways err with caution rather having counted too little cals than too much and rather having a "too high" intake than low.
Also keep in mind that a day at WDW will take much more out of your body than a day at home. With that you run the risk of same intake at WDW as home resulting in weightloss. Keep a very close eye on that and better yet given the recent history with your weight; start an adjusted higher diet for at least the days at WDW. Given the very recent big weightloss your body can very well still be dealing with aftermath of mallnurishment. A sudden big increase in what you are burning per day can be quite a shock to the system then if not also adjusting your intake.
And did you realise yet that iecream many times comes prepackaged? Read; all nutritional info printed right on it.
I have to follow a high cal and high protein diet, where about 20% of my intake comes out of what I put in my mouth and 80% enteral feedings (tube). While getting the exact info would make things a lot more precise and relaxed, falling back on how used I've gotten to counting and knowing what is in what (after all proper home cooking is learning that exact same thing, no values printed on lettuce leaves for instance etc. ) and knowing that it is very easy to overcount what you think you've consumed when it is a struggle to hit targets and counter that overestimating by always taking off a percentage. When doing that plus sticking to an adjusted diet for WDW (where I do use up a lot more, never mind 95% of it consisting of "doing nothing, lying on bed", I tend to stay on weight. No counting, no adjusted enriched diet or alikes and sure enough I will come back with the scale not in my favor.
Does it really work that way? Doors closing, windows opening, can you really allways count on that? I'll just continue to wish, hope and pray to make sure. Knock on wood, one, twice and trice. Still can't believe it, I really get to visit Mickey again..........
Always keep wishing, dreaming and hoping.
Beyond greatfull for so many WDW trips, dear friendship and even a dlrp wish trip in october 2014 to close the Disney chapter. Lifes come and go, memories last for ever.
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