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1 Therfore arte thou inexcusable o man whosoever thou be yt iudgest. For in ye same wherin thou iudgest another thou condemnest thy selfe. For thou that iudgest doest eve the same selfe thinges | 1 You, therefore, have no excuse, you who pass judgment on someone else, for at whatever point you judge the other, you are condemning yourself, because you who pass judgment do the same things. |
2 But we are sure that the iudgement of God is accordinge to trueth agaynst them which commit soche thinges. | 2 Now we know that God's judgment against those who do such things is based on truth. |
3 Thikest thou this O thou ma that iudgest them which do soche thinges and yet doest eve the very same yt thou shalt escape ye iudgemet of God? | 3 So when you, a mere man, pass judgment on them and yet do the same things, do you think you will escape God's judgment? |
4 Ether despisest thou the riches of his goodnes paciece and longe sufferaunce? and remembrest not how that the kyndnes of God ledith the to repentaunce? | 4 Or do you show contempt for the riches of his kindness, tolerance and patience, not realizing that God's kindness leads you toward repentance? |
5 But thou after thyne harde herte yt canot repet heapest ye togedder the treasure of wrath agaynste the daye of vengeauce when shalbe opened ye rightewes iudgemet of god | 5 But because of your stubbornness and your unrepentant heart, you are storing up wrath against yourself for the day of God's wrath, when his righteous judgment will be revealed. |
6 which will rewarde every ma accordinge to his dedes: | 6 God "will give to each person according to what he has done." |
7 that is to saye prayse honoure and immortalite to them which cotinue in good doynge and seke eternall lyfe. | 7 To those who by persistence in doing good seek glory, honor and immortality, he will give eternal life. |
8 But vnto them that are rebellious and disobey the trueth yet folowe iniquytie shall come indignacion and wrath | 8 But for those who are self-seeking and who reject the truth and follow evil, there will be wrath and anger. |
9 tribulacion and anguysshe vpon the soule of every man that doth evyll: of the Iewe fyrst and also of the gentyll. | 9 There will be trouble and distress for every human being who does evil: first for the Jew, then for the Gentile; |
10 To every man that doth good shall come prayse honoure and peace to ye Iewe fyrst and also to the gentyll. | 10 but glory, honor and peace for everyone who does good: first for the Jew, then for the Gentile. |
11 For ther is no parcialyte with god. But whosoever hath synned with out lawe shall perisshe wt out lawe. | 11 For God does not show favoritism. |
12 And as many as haue synned vnder the lawe shalbe iudged by the lawe. | 12 All who sin apart from the law will also perish apart from the law, and all who sin under the law will be judged by the law. |
13 For before god they are not ryghteous which heare ye lawe: but the doers of the lawe shalbe iustified. | 13 For it is not those who hear the law who are righteous in God's sight, but it is those who obey the law who will be declared righteous. |
14 For if the gentyls which have no lawe do of nature the thynges contayned in the lawe: then they havynge no lawe are a lawe vnto them selves | 14 (Indeed, when Gentiles, who do not have the law, do by nature things required by the law, they are a law for themselves, even though they do not have the law, |
15 which shewe the dede of the lawe wrytten in their hertes: whyll their conscience beareth witnes vnto them and also their thoughtes accusynge one another or excusynge | 15 since they show that the requirements of the law are written on their hearts, their consciences also bearing witness, and their thoughts now accusing, now even defending them.) |
16 at the daye when god shall iudge the secretes of men by Iesus Christ accordinge to my Gospell. | 16 This will take place on the day when God will judge men's secrets through Jesus Christ, as my gospel declares. |
17 Beholde thou arte called a Iewe and trustest in the lawe and reioysist in God | 17 Now you, if you call yourself a Jew; if you rely on the law and brag about your relationship to God; |
18 and knowest his will and hast experience of good and bad in that thou arte informed by the lawe: | 18 if you know his will and approve of what is superior because you are instructed by the law; |
19 and belevest that thou thy silfe arte a gyde vnto the blynde a lyght to them which are in darcknes | 19 if you are convinced that you are a guide for the blind, a light for those who are in the dark, |
20 an informer of them which lacke discrecio a teacher of vnlearned which hast the ensample of that which ought to be knowen and of the truth in the lawe. | 20 an instructor of the foolish, a teacher of infants, because you have in the law the embodiment of knowledge and truth-- |
21 But thou which teachest another teachest not thy selfe. Thou preachest a man shuld not steale: and yet thou stealest. | 21 you, then, who teach others, do you not teach yourself ? You who preach against stealing, do you steal? |
22 Thou sayst a man shuld not commit advoutry: and thou breakest wedlocke. Thou abhorrest ymages and robbest God of his honoure. | 22 You who say that people should not commit adultery, do you commit adultery? You who abhor idols, do you rob temples? |
23 Thou reioysest in the lawe and thorow breakinge the lawe dishonourest God. | 23 You who brag about the law, do you dishonor God by breaking the law? |
24 For the name of god is evyll spoken of amonge the Gentyls thorowe you as it is written. | 24 As it is written: "God's name is blasphemed among the Gentiles because of you." |
25 Circumcisio verely avayleth if thou kepe the lawe. But if thou breake the lawe thy circumcision is made vncircumcision. | 25 Circumcision has value if you observe the law, but if you break the law, you have become as though you had not been circumcised. |
26 Therfore if the vncircumcised kepe the ryght thinges contayned in the lawe: shall not his vncircumcision be counted for circumcision? | 26 If those who are not circumcised keep the law's requirements, will they not be regarded as though they were circumcised? |
27 And shall not vncircumcision which is by nature (yf it kepe the lawe) iudge the which beynge vnder the letter and circumcision dost transgresse the lawe? | 27 The one who is not circumcised physically and yet obeys the law will condemn you who, even though you have the written code and circumcision, are a lawbreaker. |
28 For he is not a Iewe which is a Iewe out warde. Nether is that thynge circumcision which is outwarde in the flesshe. | 28 A man is not a Jew if he is only one outwardly, nor is circumcision merely outward and physical. |
29 But he is a Iewe which is hid wythin and the circucisio of ye herte is the true circumcision which is in the sprete and not in ye letter whose prayse is not of men but of god. | 29 No, a man is a Jew if he is one inwardly; and circumcision is circumcision of the heart, by the Spirit, not by the written code. Such a man's praise is not from men, but from God. |
The Tyndale Bible is in the public domain. (Tyndale Bible) | Scripture quoted by permission. Quotations designated (NIV) are from THE HOLY BIBLE: NEW INTERNATIONAL VERSION®. NIV®. Copyright © 1973, 1978, 1984 by Biblica. All rights reserved worldwide. (New International Version Bible Online) |


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Mother Nature has a way of humbling us all, especially when a natural disaster occurs. In his article "Humility in a Climate Age," Paul Wapner (Tikkun magazine, May/June 2010) looks at two ways to approach our current environmental crisis: with humility, which calls for lifestyle changes, or with "mastery," which argues that we should devise technologies to fix our problem.
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waitingonyukon Posts: 28Does anyone know if the message center is suppose to let you know if a passenger door is open or ajar? It works for the cargo door, but I have found myself driving down the road with one of kids not closing their door tight and no message is displayed. I have a 01 Denali (not xl).
Doug -
campo57 Posts: 94
waitingonyukon Posts: 28Thanks for your post. I have a 97 Grand Prix and my trade was a 98 Bonnie. Both have lights to let you know a door is open. I can't believe a $45K truck doesn't have it. I have also noticed it is hard to find the dash/dome light switch at night. There is no light around the dial. I love this truck, but there are certain things I just can believe have been left off.
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tidester Posts: 10,109campo & waitingonyukon,
It really amazes me that GM can put a door ajar light in my '92 bonneville but not put one in on my '01 Yukon XL
Both have lights to let you know a door is open. I can't believe a $45K truck doesn't have it.
You just have to understand how sensitive markets are to pricing - the extra $1.34 it would have cost to include that luxury would certainly have caused their sales to crash! ;-)
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2k2denali Posts: 12Hey,
There are 3 relays:
1) lo beams stay on when you switch on hi beams instead of going off.
2) fog lights go on WITH the low beams instead of having to manually turn then on.
3) doors unlock when transmission is put into park instead of unlocking when shutting off the engine. Note, this apparently happens
from the factory with 2002 models, at least it does on mine.
I've installed the low beam one, so far. Very easy, as long as you can work with tools, can follow directions and have confidence in your abilities.
Do disconnect the ground cable on the battery. The only memory loss will be the clocks and calendar.
Also, and I learned this the hard way, the parking brake shuts off the auto headlights. After the relay install, I thought I killed the auto headlights, so took it out. After reading on the Delphi board about the parking brake, I re installed the relay and it does work fine.
All 3 relays are available as a set from truckautoaccessories.com for $49.99.
Individually: headlight $14.99 foglight $14.99 door unlock $29.99
There are also a ton of posts on ths subject further back on this board.
Enjoy your new truck!!
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heatwave3 Posts: 462debster72: I also installed all three relays into a 2001 Denali XL from the site below. Took less than 1.5 hours and was quite easy although some of the dash re-installation requires some patience and alittle finesse. You'll figure it out. The rest is extremely easy with very good directions.
All three relays are worth it and I am sure you won't regret this inexpensive upgrade. -
2k2denali Posts: 12You wrote:
You can do a search using the "Board Search" entry field at the top left of this
page. Give it a try!
I know about that, but it only searches for the word in the TITLE, not the message text. Many times discussions tangent off of the title subject, or the titles are vague. The title could be "aftermarket stuff" which ends up being a discussion of wind and rock deflectors, door edge guards, relays, mud flaps, etc. If you searched for "door edge guards" you wouldn't get and hits.
Oh well,,,,,,,,,
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tidester Posts: 10,109Rich,
I just tried a search for "door edge guards" and it brought me right back to your post! Just to be sure, I did a search on something totally unrelated to this discussion that I know exists on another board -- and it brought be right back here! So much for high-tech!
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nwyukon Posts: 5Now have about 7000 miles on my 2001 XL Denali.
#1 --The "Service Engine Soon" light comes on and goes off apparently without any reason. Checked the obvious (gas cap, etc.). Guess the dealer is the next stop. Anyone have the same problem?
#2 -- Source for front/rear mud flaps?
#3 -- The passenger seat belt tends to "lock up" with little motion. Solution?
#4 -- Source for recommended hood bug deflector?
Great truck! Just nit-picking items ...
Larry -- NWYukon -
blackmagic1 Posts: 10Nwyukon,
I removed the Yukon XL emblem and replaced it with the factory DENALI emblem that is located on the side of the front doors.
I ordered the emblem from the dealer for about $20.00. It is very easy to put on. The difficulty is in removing the old emblem. IMO, it looks a lot cleaner than the Yukon XL emblem. -
blackmagic1 Posts: 10Has anyone had problems with the auto-setting with the climate control?
Mine works fine for cooling, but the heating is horrible. The thermostat control must be turned all the way up to the 82 mark to get the thing to heat up. It then starts blowing cold air intermittently.
Any fixes for this problem other than having the dealer tear apart the dash?
Thanks for the help. -
nwyukon Posts: 5The auto climate control in my XLD works --* IF* I give it enough time. When I'm in a hurry, I go to manual control, and it puts out warm air quicker. Then I go back to auto control and usually have to turn off the air conditioner (it comes on to balance/cool to the original setting). From there everything works normally.
If I just "tough it out" the automatic system will stabilize within about 10 minutes.
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jmats Posts: 2I have a 2001 Denali XL. To engage the parking brake, I must put the parking brake pdeal all the way to the floor. Even then it will barely hold the 6000 lb beast on a slight incline. Therefore, all the weight is beared by the automatic transmission clip in park. I took it to the dealer and they "adjusted" it and said, "that is the way it is supposed to be". I have a 2001 GMC Sierra 2500HD and the parking brake works in the standard manner and engages sufficiently to hold the vehicle at about 2/3rds of the way down. In an emergency situation the Denali parking/emergency brake would be useless.
jmats Posts: 2Another problem with my 2001 Denali XL is that the head restraints are very loose. I am 6'2" tall. I like to drive with the head restraint all the way up, so it would work as it is designed in case of rear end collision. However, with the Denali, when my rests on the head restraint, it drops into the lower position. The dealer again said, "That is the way that it is". No luck with a complaint from GMC central. The head restraint in my 2001 GMC 2500HD does not do this, partly because there is more friction in raising and lowering the head restraint and also because it is shaped differently.
don4341 Posts: 69I think that the word " Emergency " Brake does not exist in any of the GM or Chevy Owners Manuals. These are only parking brakes! Not intended to stop a moving car in a emergency condition. I do agree that your parking brake seems to be out of adjustment. Any time that the parking brake pedal goes to the floor is wrong.
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larry91 Posts: 189My parking brake petal goes waaaaaaaay down, i don't know if it is right, but i suspect that is how they are supposed to operate. Perhaps if it were a pull type brake handle it could be made to "feel" more secure.
To nyyukon: My seat belt does the same thing, it is annoying.
Watch for this: I noticed, during a routine cleaning of the rear drivers side door panel, it felt loose. Took it to the dealer and after inspection found hair line cracks in the unit, they ordered a new panel. That is a prime example of GM quality control.. -
windsurfdxl Posts: 4Been monitoring this site for the past month & I would like to thank everybody for your thoughts/comments. My wife & I finally purchased our 2001 DXL 2 weeks ago & are thrilled with it so far. I have two questions/comments:
1) Tire chains ... Live in Southern California & like to ski (ski resorts 2 hours away). Anyway, I have noticed in years past that when it starts snowing hard, highway patrol does not let anybody past checkpoints without chains/cables INSTALLED on their car... According to the owners manual, chains/cables are a no-no. Any suggestions?
2) Overall, I was satisfied with my buying experience. ONE THING HOWEVER... I have a feeling I got jacked on the extended waranty. Opted for the 6/75 & was charged $2100. In hindsight, probably wouldn't of done it, but got caught up in the moment. I have a feeling I'm asking for the obvious, but anybody feel I got totally ripped off, or are there other similar experiences out there.
Thanks in advance for your help!
Chris -
lalane Posts: 39I was told by the dealer that prolong use of the heavy gage chain linked tire chains are not recommended, however, when necessary, the "cable" style tire chains are preferred. I live in So. Cal. and the only snow we see is when we make our annual trips to Mammoth, I will be sure to have it in the DXL. What are you going to do??
windsurfdxl Posts: 4Wow, I wasn't aware there is the possibility of cancelling the extended warranty for a refund. Does anybody have any ideas of what the time statute is? We bought the beast on 10/21.
As for the tire chains, I've already resigned myself to cables rather than chains. I found a manufacturer - Shur Grip Z - who seem to put out a decent product. Does anybody have any experience with these cables? ... Or anticipate a problem on the DXL?
Oh yeah ... lalane ... I usually head to Mammoth once a year also. I make more frequent trips to Big Bear & the local highway patrol get totally freaked out at the first sign of snow flurries. Way too many people in Southern California who don't have a clue how to drive in the snow.


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Medicaid is a program headed by the federal
government and which is administered by individual states. It is designed with
the specific purpose of helping low-income families and individuals with health-related
costs. It should come as no surprise that such a large social initiative as
Medicaid has both pros and cons. Hopefully this article can make things a
little clearer, for both patients and providers of care.
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The most important, straight forward and
obvious advantage for patients is the access to care that Medicaid provides.
Medicaid provides access to people who would not otherwise be able to afford
it. Simply put, take away Medicaid and you take away that access. The impact of
losing Medicaid would be horrendous. Scores of low-income individuals and
families would simply not be able to afford medical care and so would be left
without basic and specialized care. For an example of this in action, the
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most necessary dental and medical expenses.
Income for Practitioners
Those practitioners who choose to go ahead
and accept Medicaid have their payment guaranteed by the government. Different
states can offer lucrative contacts plus other incentives to increase the
number of practitioners who participate in the program. These payments and
incentives can make up a large part of their income, plus there is minimal risk
of non-payment or expenses related to the collection of overdue bills.
Increased numbers of practitioners accepting Medicaid is a win win for all
concerned and should be greatly encouraged.
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Yeah, I know. It's definitely April, and it's definitely the third week of free agency when we're finding reasons to be worried about Julian Edelman. But underestimating the importance of the seemingly more minor offseason shuffling can lead to overlooking fantasy value mining opportunities, and therefore also chances to make your friends, family, and pastor look foolish. Don't ever do that.
That brings us to the tale of Julian Edelman. You know him as a Patriot, because he's only ever been a Patriot. You also know him mostly as a kick returner, because that was his primary role until this past season when he started to receive more targets, taking them away from Wes Welker. Of course, that happened before he suffered multiple injuries which resulted in eight missed games, with his season eventually ending in Week 13 due to a fractured foot.
Still, there was deep, and therefore cheap flex value to be found with our boy Edelman. While playing in just half a season, he posted three games with 50 or more receiving yards, a total he had eclipsed just once since 2009. Most importantly for flexing fun, he scored three times, meaning all but one of his four career touchdowns came during the 2012 season. In leagues that count kick return stats, he brings some added tasty gravy there, as Edelman also had a punt return score.
He's a free agent now, and if we assume he's healthy for training camp — and there's no indication his foot won't be healed — the soon-to-be 27-year-old could quickly continue his ascent. All he has to do is, you know, re-sign, and bow to the Patriot way. The Pats signed Danny Amendola to be the new Welker, and therefore Edelman has lost his slot role. But beyond Amendola, there's a whole lot of meh on the Patriots' wide receiver depth chart between Donald Jones and Michael Jenkins, the latter being slower than molasses drenched in oil.
There's an opportunity for growth in New England then, especially with the frequent use of spread formations. And Edelman may be about to walk away from that, while also robbing us of a stealth waiver wire play, and a chance to make other people look stupid.
Edelman visited with the Giants yesterday, according to USA Today's Mike Garafolo. It's a location where he'd be drained of receiving opportunities again while being reduced to a punt returner. I'm making an assumption there: that one Victor Cruz re-signs at some point this summer. In that little setup, Edelman would be firmly behind Cruz, Hakeem Nicks, and likely also Reuben Randle while fighting for snaps with recently-acquired Louis Murphy. He'd be depth, the kind of depth that replaces Ramses Barden. And he'd be reduced to an afterthought again while losing any shred of the ascending fantasy value he gained with the Patriots' offseason moves.
Lamenting about Julian Edelman is the epitome of reaching. But whether it's during the draft in deep leagues, or in-season on the wire, we need fantasy football reaching opportunities, because guys fall down and bones break. And dare I say it, but if the stars continue to align in the proper formation, Edelman could easily have sleeper status in New England. Don't do us like this, Julian.


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I'm still trying to figure out why these cost so much. I just don't see them as being that great vs Imperial fighters (maybe they are in the game for something we will see later down the line?). here are my thoughts…
4pts, that's 1/3 cost of basic TIE fighter.
They require a Target Lock (using up an action)
They can only be used at Range 2-3 (not a negative, just a statement)
Vs a TIE fighter it's 4 attack dice vs 3 agility
If the TIE has agility token, even tougher to get through
So even if you get a decent number of hits, there is a good chance that they will be mostly avoided. That's a lot of points for some possible damage (but mostly none).
I can see Wedge being slightly better (4 vs 2 dice) but still a lot of investment at 4 points. Imperial concussion missiles vs the Y wing is a different story altogether. So is the proton a weapon that is still awaiting a perfect prey in the Imperial fleet? Or am I missing something entirely?


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Campus Ministry > Events and Pilgrimages
Events and Pilgrimages
March for Life (January 22)
Every January a group of Holy Cross College students takes a bus trip to the annual March for Life in Washington, D.C. Students who are not able to make the trip are encouraged to attend the local march at the federal courthouse in downtown South Bend. Both events generally garner significant participation.
Lourdes Volunteers (early summer)
"What we have done for ourselves alone dies with us; what we have done for others and the world remains and is immortal." -Albert Pike
Between February and July of 1858, a young fourteen-year old girl named Bernadette Soubirous saw apparitions of a "white-robed" lady 18 times in the small grotto called Massabiele, near the town of Lourdes. The lady would later reveal herself, "I am the Immaculate Conception". It was Mary, the mother of Jesus. One day Our Lady told Bernadette to dig in the mud. As she did, a spring of water began to flow. The next day it continued to grow larger and larger. Many miracles happened when people began to use this water. Since that time, four to six million pilgrims from around the world visit the shrine each year and more than 200 million pilgrims have come to Lourdes since 1860. Holy Cross College now offers a special program to HC and ND students to answer the call to serve the sick and suffering. On May 23rd, 2008, students from HCC and ND came together for 10 days to serve the less fortunate. They made the 4,300 mile journey to this small town in southern France. This unique experience gives students a chance to see a profoundly spiritual place that people from across the globe visit on a daily basis.
"Will you wish to do me the favor of coming here?"
- Our Lady's Message to St. Bernadette.
Words cannot describe my gratitude for Casey, Pam and the North American Lourdes Volunteers for giving Holy Cross and Notre Dame students the opportunity to experience this wonderful and beautiful experience of faith. The faith that was depicted in Lourdes was beautiful.
-Katie Galloway HCC Student
The people you will meet are the best reasons to make this trip to Lourdes. I was inspired by the thousands of pilgrims at the processions and international masses.
-Greg Speidel ND Student
BXC - Servant Leadership Summer Youth Conference (late July)
BCX - Servant Leadership, a collaboration of the Diocese of Fort Wayne - South Bend and Holy Cross College Campus Ministry, is a five-day mission trip in our own backyard. It is rooted in our relationship with Jesus - to be "b" Christ to others, and to see "c" Christ "X" in those in need in our own diocese and communities. bcX will empower young Servant-Leaders who are engaged in their Catholic faith and motivated to service from a deep love of our Lord.
High School student participants will spend their days serving alongside local ministries and charitable organizations. Additionally, the teens will be immersed in strong catechesis, participation and celebration of the Sacraments, meaningful prayer experiences, and community!
Holy Cross College students will serve as leaders and facilitators. Click here for more information.
Pilgrimage to St. Joseph Oratory (usually Fall Break)
Br. André was a Holy Cross Brother who spent the majority of his life serving in Montreal. He was a humble and obedient man and his life can be said to have been one of prayer, work, faith, and love. He had a great devotion to St. Joseph, was associated with thousands of miraculous cures during his life, and was instrumental in the building of the St. Joseph Oratory in Montreal. Brother André was canonized a Saint on October 17th, 2010.
Each year Holy Cross students have the chance to go on pilgrimage to the St. Joseph Oratory. In addition to learning about the life of Brother André and praying at his tomb in the crypt of the Oratory, the pilgrimage also includes visiting historic Churches in downtown Montreal, a visit to a Holy Cross Parish in Welland Ontario, and various stops in Toronto which include World Youth Day Sites, the Cathedral, and a tour of Salt and Light Catholic Television. Future trips hope to include a visit to the shrine and tomb of Blessed Kateri Tekakwitha (soon to be Saint Kateri).


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Major: Accounting
Year: Sophomore Class of 2016
Hometown: Albany, New York
Why I'm glad I chose FYI: I'm glad that I chose the FYI program because it provided me an opportunity to grow and learn as a first-year student. Through the FYI program, I was able to get involved not only on campus but in the community as well. The living and learning experience was appealing to me because it was a great experience to take courses with the same students that live within my residence hall.
Favorite Place on Campus: The Student Union Atrium
Name: Nicholas Ephraim
Major: Finance
Year: Sophomore Class of 2016
Hometown: Kings Park, Long Island, NY
What do you like about being in FYI?: One of my favorite things about FYI was coming back from class and knowing you could always find someone to hang out with to play video games, go to the gym, or just talk and do schoolwork.
Favorite Place on Campus: Old Main Quad
Name: Ian Hart
Major: Communication Disorders
Minor: Deaf Studies
Year: Sophomore Class of 2016
Hometown: Fresh Meadows, Queens, NY
What do you like about being in FYI?: What I liked about being in FYI was having the chance to be involved with many different leadership opportunities to develop myself. The relationships that I had with my professors through FYI were much closer than non-FYI professors. Having the professors know each person by a first name basis was nice because you knew they cared about you and always want you to do well. Also, having resident mentors was helpful since they were there to answer any questions or concerns that I had about my first year.
Favorite Place on Campus: The Student Union Atrium or the Pond
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Name: Clarissa Moses
Major: Journalism
Minor: Law and Politics
Year: Junior Class of 2015
Hometown: Uniondale, Long Island, NY
What do you like about being in FYI? FYI gave me a chance to discover who I am while I adjusted to this big transition in college. I was able to gain a sense of support and community with my fellow residents.
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Major: International Business/ Spanish
Year: Junior Class of 2015
Hometown: Wantagh, NY
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• This program offers a lot of opportunity for volunteering and getting involved on campus.
• My RM was always there to answer any of my questions whether they were academic concerns or personal problems.
• I met a lot of my close friends through this program.
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Name: Oladoyin Olanrewaju
Major: Political Science
Minor: Law
Year: Junior Class of 2015
Hometown: Bronx, New York City
Why I'm glad I chose FYI: I'm glad that I chose the FYI program because it provided me with an experience that is unique of other residence halls on campus. The FYI program helped provide a sense of community between the students, and coming from a smaller high school, that was very important to me. Seeing familiar faces both in the residence hall, and in my classes made my freshmen year more enjoyable and gratifying.
Favorite Place on Campus: The benches by the pond (especially during the Spring)
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Stephen Lawrence (FYI 2010-11)
Major: Organizational Communications
Minor: Spanish
Hometown: Bayport, NY (Long Island!!)
Year: Senior Class of 2014
Favorite Place in New Paltz: Student Union, My room, and really anywhere outside!
Why I'm glad I chose F: I'm really glad I chose FYI because I was able to live and work with First years who all had a common goal of growing in terms of leadership. We were all able to express our academic goals along with our passion for helping others together! It was a great way to meet others and not only make some lasting friendships, but work with others who were looking to get very similar rewards out of their SUNY New Paltz experience!
As an RM, what do I provide to my residents in FYI?: As an RM, I provide my residents with a "relate-able" person who is approachable. My residents know I am always there to talk about anything in an open, judgment-free environment. I provide a support system when needed, and I act as a mentor to them in terms of academics, leadership, and just life in general.
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Major: Anthropology/Spanish
Hometown: Freeport, Long Island
Year: Senior Class of 2014
Favorite place in New Paltz: Health and Nutrition Store
Why I'm glad I chose FYI: FYI appealed to me because being part of a community was important to me. I wanted to be around people that I can relate to, but at the same time, I can learn from. FYI also gives you opportunities: to not only build a community within your residence hall, but also with the local New Paltz community through community service, which I enjoyed very much.
As an RM, what do I provide to my residents in FYI?: As an RM, my knowledge about registration, majors, scheduling, and time management is very much put to use throughout the year. I feel residents come to me when they do not know who else to turn to and leave my room or the office less stressed than when they came in.
Katie Tyson (FYI 2010-11)
Major: Childhood Education concentrating in History
Minor: Music
Hometown: Mineola, (Long Island), NY
Year: Senior Class of 2014
Favorite Place: The Old Main Quad
Why I'm glad I chose FYI: What I liked about being a part of FYI was that I really felt a connection to my fellow students and campus community. I liked living with other first years because we were all going through the same transitions and could share experiences with each other. FYI also helped connect me to the New Paltz community because I would (and still) recognize other people in FYI in my classes and at all campus events.
As an RM, what do I provide to my residents in FYI?: As an RM, I am an extra resource to my FYI residents. I am up to date on all of the information concerning FYI and the FYI classes, so I am able to provide my residents with that information. But, I am also just an extra resource in general to my residents. They can come to me with any questions, comments, or concerns with academics, campus involvement, etc. And I am also there as a support system, residents can come just to talk or for advice with anything that's going on.


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Tuesday, September 24, 2013
On exhibit at the University of Texas at Tyler / September 30 – November 8, 2013
Mark Lewis constructs "Tulsa Streets" with paper and graphite. He works perceptually on site constructing collages over a period of time, discovering, realizing and compressing the experiences of each day into the recent collages and paintings. The streets scenes in Tulsa are universal and geographically unique at the same time. Lewis explores the light and sense of scale in the urban landscape under the expansive Oklahoma skies. During the last couple of summers he has been working in the Brookside area of Tulsa, on Peoria Avenue. In Brookside the expanse of the sky and the flat river plane is contrasted by the spatial punch of the street scene. His street scenes are punctuated with daily life as well – restaurants, pedestrians, cars, street signs, billboards, telephone poles and local businesses – all familiar but discovered physically touch by touch through construction with paper and graphite.
Lewis regularly attracts or encounters curiosity seekers. Sometimes comments will be hurled from passers by – this is a car culture – "what is it?" Or "that's wonderful" or "hey buddy paint this." They tend to wonder why he is there (because of the ordinary nature of the views) and how the collages are constructed. There are regulars that stop by too – the street critics - the joggers, the road workers, the walkers, the window washers, the waiters and the dog walkers. Sometimes they are supportive and sometimes they are just curious and on occasion just seeking directions.
Lewis is drawn to a wide range of artist and paintings from history including Van Gogh's "The Road Menders," a painting at the Phillips collection (he was a museum guard there for a few years back in the late 80's), Soutine's "Tree at Vence," and Bruegel's "Prudentia," a print he saw at the Metropolitan Museum a few years ago. This particular print is a compilation packed with events of 16th century daily life. Lewis is drawn to and constructs the democratic spaces as a stage set for the daily visual dramas that occur on the local city streets of Tulsa, Oklahoma.
Lewis will also include a few "studio signs or street fiction" paintings and collages. These invented studio works are indirectly derived from the varied experiences of working in and around the urban landscape in Tulsa.
Recently, Lewis has exhibited his paintings and collages at the Arkansas Art Center in Little Rock, Arkansas; William and Mary - Williamsburg, Virginia; Tulsa Artist Coalition – Tulsa, Oklahoma; Wright State University – Dayton, Ohio; the Oklahoma State Capitol, Oklahoma City; Bowery Gallery, New York City; "Tenses of Landscape," University of Arkansas (group exhibition), and "Tulsa Streets and Studio Signs", Living Arts of Tulsa (solo exhibition). Scheduled individual exhibits include the University of Texas at Tyler.
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SAN FRANCISCO: Dongyan Wang, an executive at data- storage provider NetApp Inc, did what peers at some other businesses deem unthinkable: He let the company's 10,000 employees start making their own mobile applications for work.
Do-it-yourself mobile software can be unreliable or leave a company vulnerable to malware. Wang bet that employee-generated applications would result in a productivity boost and cost reduction that outweighed those risks.
One year later, the effort has resulted in 20 apps, including an employee directory and another that helps provide customer service, Bloomberg Businessweek.com reported today. The apps cost an average of $35,000 to $50,000 to build, compared with hundreds of thousands of dollars or more for programs made with help from conventional business-software makers such as SAP AG and Oracle Corp, Wang said.
"We call it, 'You cook and we host for you,'" said Wang, senior director of enterprise solutions and the person responsible for mobile apps at Sunnyvale, California-based NetApp. "Both our own team and our users are amazed at how we can get value so quickly."
A growing number of workers, even those without technical expertise, are building mobile apps for use on the job, a democratization of technology creation spurred by the boom in portable devices, such as Apple Inc. iPads and the smartphones featuring Google Inc's Android. That can create tension with information technology managers concerned about network security.
'Not the boss of me'
Even so, rank-and-file employees will build at least a quarter of new business applications by 2014, up from less than 5 per cent in 2007, Stamford, Connecticut-based Gartner Inc predicts.
"The business units are telling IT, 'You're not the boss of me anymore,'" said Jeffrey Hammond, principal analyst at Cambridge, Massachusetts-based Forrester Research Inc.
The DIY app trend is fueling demand for services provided by such companies as Taptera, Mobile Roadie and Socialize Inc's AppMakr, which can make it easier and cheaper to build mobile apps. They're part of a market for mobile-application development that generated $20.5 billion in revenue in 2011, and the figure may rise to $100 billion in 2015, according to a report from research firm Research2guidance.
Avoiding IT department
"Within a large organization, it's typically a small department that wants an app but doesn't want to go to IT," said Raju Vegesna, whose title is evangelist at software maker Zoho Corp.
There's a reason IT departments are reluctant to cede control of app creation. Employees who build their own apps might create bugs or security holes in a corporate network.
That's why NetApp insists on vetting each app much like Apple reviews each program made available on its App Store.
"We can't allow everyone to publish their own app and put it into the app store," Wang said. About 90 per cent of the apps that have been built by employees require some revision, he said.
Still, the app review process at NetApp is fairly nimble and a way for the company to get new software into circulation relatively quickly and cheaply when compared to the old way of creating enterprise software.
"We're almost the other extreme of traditional IT where you had to go through a steering committee," Wang said. "If the business groups say we have money and this idea, we can build it within six to eight weeks."
Open to customers
The company's employees make apps for internal use, as well as use by clients, including one for customer support and another that compares NetApp products with a competitor's. There's also a business-intelligence app that helps executives analyze corporate data and make decisions.
Employees at Accenture Plc, the world's second-largest technology-consulting company, used AppMakr to build an app to communicate with clients in its consumer goods and services division. The app also gives customers access to case studies, podcasts and news, and it's available free to other businesses through Apple's App Store.
Other app-building services such as Zoho Creator and Intuit Inc's QuickBase can help employees create their own Web apps -- applications that are accessed through a mobile Web browser. Hiring a Web developer to make a custom mobile app can easily run $50,000 to $75,000. In contrast, some of these services are free or can cost less than $10,000.
Honeywell, Ikea
Zoho's Web app building service has been used by employees at Honeywell International Inc, Ikea AB, Hewlett-Packard Co, Sony Corp and Walt Disney Co's Pixar.
Even traditional software makers including SAP see mobile-app development as a less expensive way to connect customers with their larger-scale software systems.
Chris O'Connor and Dan McCall realized how expensive and time-consuming it was to develop mobile apps when they were working at Genentech Inc, the cancer-drug maker acquired in 2009 by Roche Holding AG.
O'Connor and McCall built about 60 custom apps to do things like create a company directory or to reserve conference rooms for employees. The pair co-founded startup Taptera because they realized that other companies would also want to buy these types of apps.
Intuit has given its own employees permission to create QuickBase apps, which are online database apps designed to collect and distribute information. So far, 3,500 of the company's 8,000 employees have built their own QuickBase apps.
"We still see business teams at the workgroup or division level having some need that isn't getting served and choosing to self-solve," said Allison Mnookin, vice president and general manager at Intuit.
One Intuit lawyer built a Web app to manage the process for submitting patents. The app made it easier for employees to submit ideas, distribute them internally for review and get alerts about a reward for those whose ideas get patented.
"He did all of that without needing to know a line of code," said Mnookin. "The pace of business is moving faster, and folks are looking for a way to solve their problems."
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Carrie, I will keep you in prayer. God will see you through. I think you should just remember that God will give you the strength to make it through. We know this because he tells us he will give us no more than we can handle. I also have a child that has many emotional problems and it is a demanding thing and takes sometimes more patitence than I believe that I have, yet I still have made it through and through this prayer God will also give to you. His love is with YOU. Whatever you do don't give up. God Bless you and my thoughts and prayers are with you and your family. |
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Baird Travels to Nigeria, Austria and France
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Baird begins his trip in Abuja, Nigeria, and meets with his Nigerian counterpart, Foreign Minister Olugbenga Ashiru, during the inaugural meeting of the Canada-Nigeria Binational Commission. Baird also meets with members of Nigerian civil society.
In Lagos, Nigeria's commercial capital, Baird meets with representatives of the Nigerian business community and Canadian businesses working in Nigeria to discuss opportunities to create jobs and growth in both countries.
In Vienna, Baird visits with senior officials and technical experts from the International Atomic Energy Agency to discuss the international security threats posed by Iran and North Korea. The Minister also meets with his Austrian counterpart to discuss key areas of cooperation bilaterally and more broadly in the EU.
Baird concludes his trip in Paris, where he meets with his French counterpart, Laurent Fabius. The pair focus on deepening an already strong and broad-based relationship between France and Canada. They also discuss global issues of mutual importance, including the Syria crisis. Baird also meets with Bernard Cazeneuve, the Minister Delegate to European Affairs, to discuss current European issues, including fiscal reform and trade.
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September 14, 2011 by Professor95 · 9 Comments
… Unless you have a week or more to spend touring all of the museums and facilities.
Seriously! We drove up to DC last week to meet three of our friends from out-of-town. Fran was from New York, Paul from southern California and Selena recently arrived in the USA from China. None of the three had ever visited our Nation's Capitol. They were totally blown away by the sights – especially Selena!
Nancy, Oscar and I parked the RV just north of the Capitol at Cherry Hill Park in Maryland. Our friends checked into a nearby motel.
The best way for visitors to get into DC is to use the Metro system. DO NOT even think about trying to drive into the city.
To board the Metro from Cherry Hill Park all you do is walk up to the bus stop in front of the park office. There you catch a bus for a very short ride to the College Park Metro Train Station on the green line. You should purchase your fare tickets at the campground office before boarding the Metro.
The train (subway) will take you directly into DC and stop at the L'Enfant station, which is one block from the Smithsonian Air and Space Museum.
The Air and Space Museum is simply AWESOME. Anyone, from 5 to 105 should enjoy spending hours and hours examining the exhibits. After becoming somewhat tired from walking and standing, we decided to see what the I-Max 3-D program on the Hubble Telescope was all about. Now, understand we have watched 3-D presentations at locations like Disney and our science museum in Richmond. But, this one was so realistic that you actually felt like you were one of the astronauts on the space shuttle replacing parts on the Hubble.
After spending a short 3 hours in the Air and Space Museum we decided to jump on one of the Old Town Trolley's and take a tour around the heart of DC. The nice thing about these trolleys is you can get off at any location, tour the facility, and then get back on the trolley for transportation to the next location. We made a loop on the "orange" route just getting a feeling of what was there to see. We passed the Thomas Jefferson Memorial, Lincoln Memorial, Washington Monument, White House, U.S. Capitol, and Union Station. There were many more monuments and museums along the route that would be fantastic to tour. The drive-around tour lasted perhaps an hour and a half and gives one a "feel" for what to see and where to go.
We jumped off the trolley at the Ford Theater Museum to grab a late lunch at the Hard Rock Café'. If you have never visited a Hard Rock, you are missing a lot of fun and a tremendous journey into the history of rock and roll.
Back on the trolley, we returned to our starting point and made a beeline for the Museum of Natural History.. Once more we were mesmerized by all of the displays – especially those that included the dinosaurs. We stayed until the guards began to usher people out the door for closing at 5:30 p.m..
Tired from our long day we walked one block to the Metro Station and literally zipped back to the campground without having to worry about parking or where we were suppose to be.
Selena was overwhelmed, probably much more so than the rest of our group. There is so much to see and so many places to go – many free or at an extremely low cost.
Nancy and I decided that we would return to Cherry Hill Park soon and spend at least five days if not a week touring our Nation's Capital City and perhaps some of the surrounding area.
DC is most certainly not a place you want to visit for just a day!
It was kind of cool that our President came out to the campground to see me when he learned we were in town.
I'm not really a Democrat, or for that matter a Republican or Tea Party activist. I am an American and want what is best for our country and our people – not a particular political party.
Like him or not – Mr. Obama is our President, elected by the majority. Nancy snapped the picture below in the park office.


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How a great message is being shattered by silly, naked treatment of communication?PETA ads often nakedly find their ways to global attention. But, whether they could make a considerable influence on the social psyche to act against animosity towards animals is a question.
PETA loves animals so much. They stand for the rights of animals. But, they often forget about the basic rights of human beings, particularly of women. That is why they make old women to wear cabbage dress. That is why they make the lettuce clad playboy babes to sell vegg dogs. That is why they put women in a cage to grab some attention. All they want is attention, more good if it is notoriety.
A few examples
They made an 82-old woman to wear some freaky cabbage-dress
In an 'unusual' advertising effort, PETA made someone wearâ¦fresh (?) cabbage.
PETA makes Cloris Leachman wear cabbage. Donât you know Cloris Leachman? She is an Oscar-winning actress (for 1971âs The Last Picture Show) and now she is 82-years-old. She ââsang and joked her way through the entire dayâ of the shoot, according to PETA. May be she was so happy to take part in this rare event.
They invented a new day and made leafy vegetables go crazy
PETA is shedding some animal tears. They invented a new day- National Veggie Dog Day. As part of the celebration, they have hired Playmate of the Year Jayde Nicole.
PETA is always making some women imitate Mrs. Adam. Earlier, they have made Cloris Leachman to wear a cabbage dress. This time the lettuce-clad Jayde Nicole distributed âdogsâ to politicians and passersby, and reminded each person that âthe best way to safeguard your health, reduce your carbon footprint, save animalsâ lives, and look your very best is to go vegetarian.â
However, there may be few others who believe that stripping hot babes alive is also a sin.
For the sake of animals, they made fun of women and fat people
A billboard in Florida that showed an obese woman with the phrase, âSave the whales. Lose the blubber: Go vegetarian,â courted controversy. Many say that PETA pokes fun at women and overweight people.
As an Indian version of atrocity, they chained a less known Indian actress
The cabbage victim. The lettuce victims. The billboard victims (who are mainly women and fat people), now here is a victim form India. Sherlyn Chopra (she is an actress, donât remember any films) expresses her animal love for PETA, and partially makes herself nude.
This time, itâs about circus cruelty. PETA India is trying to express its concern about circus animal abuse in India. Here, Chopra poses with a whip next to the tagline âWhips and Chains Belong in the Bedroom, Not in the Circusâ. The headline doesnât make a perfect sense to a person like me who has a limited IQ.
When Naomi Campbell decided to wear fur than go naked, we thought it will be a shock treatment
Truth is often naked. But here, truth comes clad in fur. 15 years ago, PETA made Naomi Campbell to declare- I would rather go naked than wear fur. It seems that the old lady has forgotten her âboldâ declaration.
The 39-year-old has been signed up as the face of designer Dennis Basso and she wears luxurious coats made from Russian sable.
You may not have forgotten the naked stunt in which she posed with four other supermodels in a high-profile anti-fur ad for PETA. see the image.
She can forget easily, she does not have to care about âethical treatment to animalsâ or ethics. Money will do the talking.
But, we are wrong!
They are not in a mood to learn anything from the Naomi Campbell shock.
After that Naomi Campbell shock, if you think that PETA will be more conscious with itâs âI would rather go nakedâ stuff, you are wrong. This time the latest victim is from Russia- Karina Smirnoff.
PETA made the Dancing With the Stars fame to strip down for its latest naked celebrity ad and makes her declare- Iâd rather dance naked than wear fur.
Okey. Elegant steps at first glance. Let Smirnoff continue with her animal love. Let she not do a Naomi Campbell.
They appointed hot Pamela Anderson as an airport security cop to strip the travellers off their cruel clothes
Pamela Anderson is not like Naomi Campbell. She is a real animal lover. This is another creative stupidity from PETA, using this âstaunchâ animal lover Pamela Anderson.
This commercial for the UK division of PETA presents Pamela Anderson as an airport security cop who checks travelers and strips them of their âanimal skinsâ like fur, belt and bags. The last scene shows two hot couple coming like Adam and Eve, and the happiness of Pamela when seeing them. When the commercial ends with a symbolic scene of their bare buttocks and Pamelaâs face, the message appears- âCruelty Doesnât Flyâ
Husbands beware! PETA targets even the housewives
PETAâs innovative, naked stupidity efforts continued. Example- a real housewife abandons her cruel clothes and exposes her naked body kindly to the New Yorkers. Bethenny Frankel is that kind housewife whose topless image climbed the top of the New York skyscraper.
PETA, as usual, is saying that this housewife is a âreformed fur-wearerâ. ! Bethenny has stripped down to say, âFur? Iâd Rather Go Nakedââ
PETA banks on porn stars, attacks tiger
This time PETAâs prey is none other than Tiger Woods, who is being haunted by the ghost of (sexual) controversies. I am sorry. PETA has used the image of Tiger Woods in their new advertising stupidity, indeed without his consent.(they were forced to back off, though)
PETA even doesnât consider that at least there is a âTigerâ in his name. But one different aspect is that Tiger Wood is not naked. But the tagline says it all- Too much sex can be a bad thing.
The âeffortâ ostensibly advocates the spaying and neutering of pets.
the ironic fact is that PETA used porn stars Ron Jeremy and Jenna Jameson for this purpose, and they did tell us the same thing.


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