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Elizabethtown Congressman Bill Owens, R-Plattsburgh, who once worked as the lawyer for the Elizabethtown Community Hospital, returned Aug. 24 in the midst of campaigning to keep his seat.
Owens was a guest of ECH CEO Rod Boula, who had invited him to see the renovations that had been made to the site.
"I have a long-term history here having served as their legal counsel for 20 years," Owens said. "I have some knowledge and background in the field and I think that they wanted to get together and show me what had changed as well as share some of their concerns."
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AFRICA/SOUTH AFRICA - "In Gaza, in Iraq and in Syria, we are faced with stark and horrifying evidence of the moral bankruptcy of modern warfare", say the Bishops
Johannesburg (Agenzia Fides) - "In different parts of Africa, in Iraq and Syria and now in Gaza we are faced with stark and horrifying evidence of the moral bankruptcy of modern warfare", say the Bishops of South Africa, Botswana and Swaziland in a statement issued at the end of the Plenary Assembly of the Southern African Catholic Bishops' Conference (SACBC).
"War that has become interminable - or self-perpetuating, as in Gaza - solves nothing; it never reconciles but only succeeds in entrenching hatred and division", write the Bishops that invite to eradicate "the structural forms of violence" (illegal settlements, the separation wall, the checkpoints, and lack of security that affects both sides) -"there is little hope for any lasting peace".
Bishops define the expulsion and the "martyrdom" of the Iraqi Christian community, heir to a tradition that dates back almost 2,000 years, "absolutely revolting".
"The total destruction of ancient dioceses, parishes full of fervor and families because of their attachment to faith is a crime against humanity", reads the document which adds that "we carry in our hearts even other religious traditions of Iraq that suffer the same fate as the Christian community".
"We admire many of the great religious teachings of Islam, in particular the focus on the poor and needy. We invite the faithful Muslims who believe in our common humanity to put pressure on the extremists so that they stop oppressing religious communities and instead seek the peace that Islam is committed to promoting", the message concludes. (L.M.) (Agenzia Fides 21/08/2014)
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\Walking into Galax High School on Monday, one could hear the announcement from principal Bill Sutherland giving students instructions on how to get a game ticket and a spot on the bus for the over-nighter being planned for later in the week.
A stroll into the gym, and one could see Maroon Tide players Lawrence Parsons, Austin Pack and Devonte McKinney slamming home alley-oop passes from the little guys in P.E. class (some more successfully than others).
BRISTOL –– Facing a potent inside threat and a pair of lightning-quick guards, Galax hoped to force J.I. Burton into early foul trouble, cutting the workload in half.
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Burton took advantage of some serious early foul trouble by the Tide and got an unexpected – and career-high – 22 points from Jessica Hensley to knock off the Maroon Tide 59-46 in the Group A Division 1 quarterfinals Saturday at Virginia High's Bearcat Den.
BUENA VISTA –– Scoring one point in the first 10 minutes didn't spell doom for Galax. Getting none the final 5:36 did.
While Bath County experienced its own scoring struggles, the Chargers' shooting was the lesser of two evils Saturday as the Pioneer District champs held on for a 32-29 win in the Region C Division 1 girls' championship game at Parry McCluer High School.
BUENA VISTA –– The name of the town means "Good View." You can see all the way to the state tournament from here.
Galax made the lengthy journey to Parry McCluer High School and was rewarded with its first trip to the state tournament in 20 years Thursday, controlling Covington from start to finish for a 45-39 win in the Region C Division 1 girls' semifinals.
Galax earned a spot in this week's state tournament with the win, regardless of the outcome of Saturday's region title game with Bath County.
BUCHANAN –– James River doesn't have all the components still in place from last year's Group A Division 2 state championship team. Friday, though, the Knights had more than enough to get the job done.
Top-seeded Galax bolted to a 27-point halftime lead and claimed a 50-point win in the Region C Division 1 quarterfinals Wednesday in Galax, pounding Holston 78-28.
Galax (21-2) led 17-4 after eight minutes and widened the gap to 37-10 by halftime over the No. 8 Cavaliers (5-17).
Justin Hash (12 points), Austin Pack (11) and Jerad Brown (10) led a dozen Maroon Tide players in the scoring column. Tyler Smith's 17 points were high for Holston.
Determining the seeding for a regional girls' basketball tournament may be an ambiguous process, but one thing seems clear: a No. 7 needs more than three good quarters to get past a No. 2.
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http://money.cnn.com/2013/07/11/news/economy/treasury-budget-june-surplus/ I don't care how it happens or who's involved, but we gotta see more months like that.
The trillion dollar question is: Will the government pay down the deficit with that supposed surplus? Where are the White House tours?
This popped up at about 2p while I was at work...it affects how long the debt ceiling fight is delayed, the fight over spending cuts, the future of fannie and freddie (half the surplus was fannie, less likely they will wind them down while they were a cash cow), short and medium term debt projections etc...I saw the story on bloomberg and went to CNN to read more about it and the whole top fold was Zimmerman coverage.
From obob's posted quote...."For June, the U.S. Treasury Department reported a $117 billion surplus on Thursday, thanks to a continued uptick in revenue and a decline in spending." Amazing how that works huh? Wonder if any libs actually paid attention to that part? Doubtful.
Can't you bold the other part and ask the same question in reverse? We need both, not in equal proportion but certainly both.
Nice angle OBOB, Hussein is STILL $590BILLION in the hole which is a net increase in the debt. It doesn't matter if you have a month here and there with a little surplus when you are overall $590BILLILON in the whole. Just wait until Hussein Care kicks in, these little surplus stories will VAPORIZE.
by the same token......wonder if cons actually paid attention to or whether ultra cons and ultra libs actually paid attention to ultra cons----solution----cut only. ultra-libs-----solution----tax everything reasonable people-----solution----uptick in revenue and a decline in spending I would like to thank the con poster who highlighted the 'decline in spending' without also including the ultra-con attitude that decreasing spending is THE solution without accompanying increase of revenue taken in by govt. the spin in the con post against libs is well deserved by ultra libs. But don't forget that cons go the opposite extreme of cutting spending as the only thing needed for a solution. points out the stupidity of both ultra cons and ultra libs 'all or nothing' attitude. seems the con poster is not so ultra after all since he(or she) did not dispute that uptick in revenue is also essential as a part of the solution as decreasing spending.
I find humorous a lot of comments from conservatives/GOP folk that the govt should handle its budget, etc like us everyday people by cutting spending. Don't know about conservatives/GOP folk and their personal and family budgets. But I was taught and practice the following in regards to personal and family budget increase revenue(for individual people and families that means money thru work and investments. For govt that means taxes and fees and printing money) AND spending reasonably(mainly essentials, though thru hard work and smart investing people can buy luxuries, etc....For govt it should be essentials only and no luxuries. But of course what is essential to one party is waste or luxury to opposing party and vice versa) family budget does include factoring both revenue and spending. And that both are essential in order to break even or develop a surplus
Deficits are predicted by the CBO to decline over the next several years but begin to get bad again sometime after 2020, primarily based on Medicare spending. Cutting health care costs - which are even greater for non-Medicare procedures and care - is our number one national budget priority. If we fix that, we are mostly out of the woods for the long term, unknowns aside.
I'm happy that there's some kind of surplus finally. Maybe I'm not a hard-line con in this view but I would agree that the reasonable approach is to decrease spending, not eliminate it. There needs to be a balance of some kind. As far as tax hikes, I will give you an example from years ago when I lived in Gainesville. There was a tax increase needed for a specific project (forgive me I don't remember which one - I want to say it was the park at Westside and some other things there). To get it to pass they looked at it and said "we need X dollar amount." They then made a temporary tax hike that literally expired when the project was paid for. Most people voted for it because they saw it was a need AND the money was being put specifically towards that. I understand most people, including me, would hate to see a tax increase. But what makes taxpayers angrier is how often our taxes earmarked allegedly for one thing end up elsewhere - pork, pay increases, pet bills, etc. Then when the need arises, they want to increase taxes again....it's a vicious cycle. But if localities would do the same thing as that example, people might vote for more reasonable tax increases and then that'd take some of the burden off the fed's coffers. If people see an end in sight, and that something good's coming out of it, they might be more likely to pay for it. If all they see is waste in every facet of government, from local to federal, then of course no one's going to want an increase. I am cautious with this news simply because there is a reason behind it - the Freddie and Fannie situation being a one-time payment comes to mind. If there are one-time payments involved, I don't see how that's a trend. I'm curious to see of those other surplus months how many included any "pay backs" from the bailouts? Now the real question is will that surplus actually go to pay down the mounting debt or is it going to some new pet project or special interest?
Thank you for clearing that up. I do still feel that we need to see where the surplus is going to go and we need to see more of these consistently to dig us out of that hole. It means nothing to have extra money if instead of paying your bills you go out for an expensive dinner, for example. The bills will still be there in the morning.
We too need to realize that we can't make comparisons to household budgets / personal fiscal policy, too. These are the same people that control the money supply - "money" is, to any government, just a tool for nudging sectors & production.
That is a very reasonable point. There is some econ research that has shown that the decrease in economic growth due to tax increases is much lower when the tax increase is used primarily in pursuit of the goal of deficit reduction.
I agree, Ice. However, you and I both know that feeding the hungry tapeworm of government never seems to get enough to eat. There is always (almost always, it seems) 'project-creep'. One project turns into two and three then before we know it that temporary tax is permanent. Didn't toll roads start out that way? Not sure.


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Beersmith does have a calculator for hop age. You punch in the hop type, age, alpha acids, and it tells you the new alpha acid %. Hope that helps. Chris
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March 27, 2012 The University of Minnesota baseball program will hold the final game at Siebert Field on May 1, 6:35 p.m., against St. Thomas. Gopher alums are encouraged to reserve tickets for the event by contacting Lee Swenson in Gopher Baseball at 612-625-0869 or by email at firstname.lastname@example.com. Deadline for alumni to reserve tickets will be Friday, April 13th. Pre-game and post-game activities will be announced at a later time. Siebert Field was constructed in 1971 and originally called Bierman Field. The field was later dedicated to former legendary head coach Dick Siebert, who passed away in December 1978. Renamed Siebert Field in 1979 "Chief" also had his No. 24 retired, which can be seen on the right field wall alongside David Chelsnik (26), Paul Giel (34), Herb Isakson (5), Paul Molitor (11) and Dave Winfield (31). Prior to 1971, Minnesota played on Delta Field, which was located over the current left field wall. Since the 1971 construction, the Gophers held a 576-177-2 all-time record at the facility and a 445-153 mark once renamed Siebert Field.
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Horror fans likely recognize the lovely visage of actress Jon Mack from films like Spiders 3D, Saw VI, Mandrake, Camel Spiders, Mongolian Death Worm, Super Tanker and more... but how many of you know about her edgy future-gothic electronica group Auradrone? If you're not among that number yet, now's your chance, as the band has just released a new long-form music video for the track "Shadow" from their second full-length album Bleeding Edge. We've got the full film below the jump, along with more info about Jon and her exotic musical venture, so be sure to check it out... but bear in mind there's some not quite safe-for-work images in this amazingly grim and beautiful film. Directed by acclaimed video »
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Ready to take a break from all the E3 news that's been filling up our pages and relax with some new music? Then check out this post-apocalyptic music video for "Shadow," a song off Bleeding Edge, the sophomore album from horror actress Jon Mack's prog rock band Auradrone.
Mack (Mandrake, Saw VI, Spiders 3D) has teamed up with Robert Lasardo (The Professional, "Nip/Tuck") and Brian Krause (Camel Spiders, Tbk: The Toolbox Murders 2, "Charmed") for this dystopian video about a struggle between alien hybrids and humans. It was written and directed by Dan Zacharias and produced by Zacharias and Mack.
A collective music and multi-media project led by Los Angeles artist Mack, Auradrone combines electronic sounds with live instrumentation, resulting in ultramodern post-rock dance music that is gritty, sensuous, and sophisticated. Bleeding Edge features the collaboration of Mack (vox, electronics, guitar), Strasbourg France's Fred Traverso (electronics), and Christopher Fudurich (electronics, »
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CNET reviews the Sony STR-DH700, finding it an inexpensive 7.1 AV receiver, but that ultimately its lackluster sound and dearth of features make it tough to recommend.
Even for savvy home theater enthusiasts, buying an AV receiver can be a chore, requiring hours hunched over spec sheets trying to figure out what each model offers. From a general perspective, the Sony STR-DH700 looks to offer a good value, as a 7.1 AV receiver with three HDMI inputs, widely available for under $300.
However, the details aren't quite so kind to Sony's receiver, as it lacks onboard decoding for Dolby TrueHD and DTS-HD Master Audio and an onscreen display--both of which are available on Pioneer's VSX-819H, which has a street price only slightly higher.
We could have overlooked this if the STR-DH700 performed better than average for its price, but we were mostly underwhelmed by its sonics, although it's a decent choice for movies as long as you don't crank it too loud. While the STR-DH700 is a perfectly capable AV receiver at a budget price, we think most buyers will be better served by alternatives.
Die-hard Sony fans, meanwhile, will need to spend more for one of the better-appointed receivers in the company's 2009 line-up .


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Not in the national interest
Wednesday, September 4, 2013
WASHINGTON — Are we really going to do this? Are we going to wade into a struggle we don't really want to fight? Are we going to mire ourselves in a senseless, grinding conflict whose possible outcomes range from bad to worse?
In other words, Boehner is looking forward to the opportunity to threaten the nation with grievous harm. Nice little economic recovery you're working on. Wouldn't want anything to happen to it.
You're depressed already? I'm just getting started.
Do they really believe the president is willing to forsake his most important legislative accomplishment? Before it even comes fully into effect? |


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Tags rock, rockabilly, surf music, 50s
Genres rockabilly, rock and roll, oldies, rock n roll, country (beta) (flag as incorrect)
Published September 23, 2011
41 tracks. Rockabilly in general. The real and old one - not the revival.
soo great
This is completely thrilling!!!! Thank you!!
i cannot be by longgoneblues
Contemporary women singing their hearts out.
female vocalists, female, sad, rain
inner by longgoneblues
epic and intense classical music.
classical, epic, classic, intense
Esse samba quente é muito legal by longgoneblues
samba rock, samba, brasil
Best of 60's Rock by longgoneblues
One track for each year of the 60s in chronological order.
classic rock, rock, 60s, rock and roll, blues rock


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I went to the gun show today with the intention of buying a 642 or 442 without the internal lock. I asked one of the dealers if he had one and said no and went on to tell me that the older 642 and 442 without the lock were not rated for +P ammo. So if I wanted to shoot +P ammo I would need to buy one on the newer models with the lock.
On a side note, I found a 442 and 642, both without the lock, and he was asking $460. This seemed high, what are your thoughts on the price?
Any guidance is greatly appreciated.


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Cloud-based ERP (enterprise resource planning) vendor NetSuite announced Thursday its acquisition of POS and retail management system vendor Retail Anywhere.
Retail Anywhere's in-store software runs on traditional POS hardware and on Apple iPhone, iPad and iPod Touch mobile devices. Retail Anywhere's cloud services, which are now based on NetSuite, consolidate transactions from across multiple stores, integrate with back-end systems and support business intelligence querying and reporting, according to informationweek.com.
"Customers want to be able to shop online and pick up merchandise in stores, and when they're at a store and something isn't in stock, they want to know if it's available nearby or can be ordered online," said Andy Lloyd, NetSuite's general manager of commerce products to InformationWeek. "Our customers have been happy with our e-commerce offerings, but many of them do the majority of their business through stores, so POS is crucial."
Read more about POS.
Topics: POS , Technology


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In addition to worship services, this interdenominational church holds a number of free events, classes and concerts, including the bimonthly Fair Grounds Coffeehouse, which allows local artists, musicians and storytellers to share their creative endeavors.
The Riverside Church
Venue name: | The Riverside Church | Contact: |
Address: |
490 Riverside Dr New York |
Cross street: | between 120th and 122nd Sts |
Transport: | Subway: 1 to 125th St |
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Harlem Fine Arts Show
The sixth annual Harlem Fine Arts Show, which includes a fine-arts exhibition and sale, celebrates African-American art in all its forms. Thursday night's opening reception honors Black History Month and African Diasporic Art, Friday focuses on youth...
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