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Seven astronauts were killed 10 years ago when the space shuttle broke up on its return to Earth.
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The crew of Space Shuttle Columbia's mission STS-107 pose for the traditional crew portrait. Seated in front are astronauts Rick D. Husband (L), mission commander; Kalpana Chawla, mission specialist; and William C. McCool, pilot. Standing are (L to R) astronauts David M. Brown, Laurel B. Clark, and Michael P. Anderson, all mission specialists; and Ilan Ramon, payload specialist representing the Israeli Space Agency. - [NASA/Getty Images]
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Space Shuttle Columbia lifts off from launch pad 39-A at the Kennedy Space Center in Cape Canaveral on Jan. 16, 2003. - [Matt Stroshane/Getty Images]
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In this image from video, an object is visible falling from Columbia during liftoff. - [NASA-TV/Getty Images]
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Astronaut Kalpana Chawla, STS-107 mission specialist, looks over a procedures checklist in the SPACEHAB Research Double Module while flying aboard Columbia on Jan. 27, 2003. - [NASA/Getty Images]
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Israeli Prime Minister Ariel Sharon talks with Israeli astronaut Ilan Ramon (L) during an in-flight conference broadcast live via NASA TV on Jan. 21, 2003. Sitting in with Ramon are mission specialist Laurel Clark (C) and Shuttle Commander Rick Husband. - [Avi Ohayon/GPO/Getty Images]
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The STS-107 crewmembers strike a flying pose for their traditional in-flight crew portrait in the SPACEHAB Research Double Module. - [NASA/Getty Images]
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Debris from Columbia is shown falling in this image from a US Army Apache helicopter military video of the shuttle breaking up in flight on Feb. 1. - [/Getty Images]
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A piece of Columbia in the middle of a pasture near San Augustine, Texas, on Feb. 1, 2003. - [Paul Buck/AFP/Getty Images]
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NASA Project Manager Fred Ahmay holds a biological container in which C. elegans nemotodes, or round worms, were found among wreckage from Columbia in late April 2003. - [Volker Kern/NASA/Getty Images]
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An overview of the floor of the RLV Hangar at Kennedy Space Center, Fla., where debris from the Columbia disaster was been collected, on April 24, 2003. - [NASA/Getty Images]
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G. Scott Hubbard, a member of the Columbia Accident Investigation Board, during a press conference in Washington, DC, on July 11, 2003. - [Paul J. RICHARDS/AFP/Getty Images]
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The wife of space shuttle Columbia Commander Rick Husband, Evelyn Husband (L), and NASA Associate Administrator Bill Readdy (R) place a wreath at the Astronaut Memorial at Kennedy Space Center, Fla., during a dedication adding the Columbia crew. - [BRUCE WEAVER/AFP/Getty Images]
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Copies of a comic book biography on late astronaut Kalpana Chawla at a bookstore in Mumbai on Sept. 4, 2005. - [Indranil MUKHERJEE/AFP/Getty Images]


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As someone who has sported short hair for over four years, I am always collecting photos of the cutest short 'dos. If you're looking for short hair inspiration, my Pinterest Short Hair pinboard has over 1100 followers and is a terrific resource. It's a collection of some fabulous inspiration for short hair. Here are a few of my favorites. (Since I'm a natural brunette, you may notice that many of the photos feature brunettes. They would look just as great on a blonde or redhead.)
How can you go wrong with Ginnifer Goodwin? She is the short hair "it" girl of the moment, if you ask me. Here's another angle of all the texture.
Love the short, asymmetrical look.
I think I found this photo on a forum somewhere…
When I was flirting with the idea of short hair initially, I kept coming back to this cut.
I based one of my hairstyles off this edgy, short haircut. Love how short it is in the back and the longer bangs.
Who isn't inspired by the makeover episodes of America's Next Top Model where they shear some girl's hair totally short? McKey's short hair in Cycle 11 was one of my faves. In the same cycle, Samantha also had a really cool asymmetrical cut.
A lot of the time short hair can look really edgy, but I like how soft and feminine this is in comparison.
Victoria Beckham has been one of my style icons for years and when she cut her hair in this pixie cut, I was transfixed!
Shannyn Sossamyn (my doppelganger!) is proof that short hair can be messy and super cute.
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2010 Grammys Fashion: Love It or Hate It?
One of the best parts about the 2010 Grammy Awards Show is the fashion. We've taken the looks we love and hate and would love your feedback!
Love it!
Jennifer Hudson is wearing a fabulous architectural inspired little black dress by Victoria Beckham. The dress speaks for itself and she has done well to keep her accessories to a minimum.
Taylor Swift looks elegant and bedazzled in a hand-embroidered Kaufman Franco dress. The statement earrings are the perfect touch. Doesn't she almost looks like a mermaid?
Love the draped skirt on Rihanna's bold Elie Saab Couture gown. The silhouette is absolutely fabulous. Still undecided on the feather decor on the bodice.
Hate It
Looks we weren't so fond of?
Not loving Beyonce's look. Particularly her makeup. And is she really wearing those single strands of tinsel in her hair?!
Ciara's futuristic Givenchy gown is a little out there. Looks like something from an alien movie. Not a fan.
The design of Mary J. Blige's Gucci dress is not doing her any favors, making her look very full in the hips. Had Mary J.'s dress had a sleeve or more fullness in top, it would have just balanced her body better.
The Verdict's Still Out
I'm still undecided on Lady Gaga's out-of-this world look. This woman sure knows how to make an entrance!
Would you agree with our love/hate/undecided votes? Who were your favorite and least favorite looks at the 2010 Grammys?
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The Benefit of Short Hair
Now that the summer is under way and the heat is on, you–like me–may be contemplating cutting all your hair off to have a cool, carefree summer. Here are some great reasons to go short:
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Short hair is way playful, youthful and yet sophisticated - Benefit of Short Hair #2:
With short hair, think of all the money you'd save on shampoo, conditioner and hair products - Benefit of Short Hair #3:
No more blow drying! Plus, short hair takes a lot less time to style and maintain - Benefit of Short Hair #4:
Short hair is totally in! Think of Victoria Beckham (my inspiration for this cut), Rihanna, Katie Holmes–all who have had fab short cuts recently! - Benefit of Short Hair #5:
Short hair is healthy! I loved having long hair, but my ends were seriously damaged (especially since Utah). Now they're not!
So if you are inspired and want to get a short cut yourself after reading the benefit of short hair, here are some great cuts that have inspired me:
Have you gone short before? Would you do it again?
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In Style Look of the Day
In Style has this great segment called Look of the Day where they highlight what some Hollywood starlet wore that day. Would you love to know that segments include modest clothes?
Don't you love this draped navy dress on Maggie Gyllenhaal? The detailing across the top is fabulous!
This look is fabulous on Fergie!
Scarlett Johansson wore this delectable Dolce and Gabbana dress with puff-sleeves and glorious rouching details down the middle.
Michelle Pfeiffer wore this gray sheath dress with patent belt on David Letterman.
Loving this full Azzedine Alaia skirt Victoria Beckham paired with a bolero cardigan.
Nicole Kidman pulls off this spring dress with delicate embroidery perfectly in NYC!
Shenae Grimes wears layered tanks and an oversize boyfriend blazer.
So of all these lovely outfits, which would you be most likely to pull off?


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Faux Dichro Colored Metal Disc Bracelet
4B1EFaux Dichro, spectacular liquid glass, is applied to pre-cut patina discs for a unique look. The many shapes, sizes and colors of patina discs can be used to create bracelets, necklaces, earrings and much more! This is a combination that can't be beat!
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Place a colored metal disc on a flat level surface with a piece of waxed paper underneath in case the liquid glass spills over the edge of the disc, or possibly use a raised surface such as a bottle cap underneath the disc. |
Cut luminous elements in a desired shape to go on a colored metal disc. Or you can use a special shaped hole punch. You might want to use fewer elements on a colored background, to let color show through, as opposed to something lacking color where you might want to use more luminous elements to cover the surface. Save any snips not used for other discs; that way none get wasted.
Put the liquid glass on top of the disc with the luminous elements. Use a toothpick to spread the liquid glass out to the edges of the disk to get a thin even layer. Pop any bubbles with the toothpick. If you need to add a second layer of the liquid glass, allow a drying time of 1-1/2 hours between layers, and after the last coat wait at least 3 hours before you use the disk. |
After the first side is dry, check to see if any liquid glass spilled over the edge of the disk. If there is any excess, use scissors to cut around the edge of the disk and then file any rough edges smooth using either fine sandpaper or a finger nail file. If liquid glass gets into the hole of the disk, pierce through the hole with a needle.
Decorate the other side of the disk repeating Steps 2 and 3.
When the disk is completely dry on both sides, place a dot of glue on the disk wherever a flat back crystal would add sparkle.
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How Big Is God LyricsArtist: Ray PriceAlbum: Faith Though men may strife to go beyond the reap of space To crawl beyond the distant shining stars This world's a room so small within my Master's house The open sky's but a portion of his yard How big is God how big and wide is his domain To try to tell these lips can only start He's big enough to rule his mighty universe Yet small enough to live within my heart (As winter chill may cause the tiny seed to fall) To lie asleep till waked by summer's rain The heart grown cold will warm and trod with life anew The Master's touch will bring the glow again How big is God... (God's small enough to live within my heart)
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- OR - Select an option belowArgentines are known for their arrogance and red meat. At Patagonia, you get plenty of the latter without much of the former. Miami has a glut of Argentine meat factories/steak houses, and most are pricey. But this place in Coral Gables seems to dispense with presentation in favor of substance. Sure, there's no waiter service — you order at the counter — and there's little similarity between this eatery and other Gables fine-dining restaurants, but we view that as a positive. Patagonia has street cred to go along with its sidewalk seating and an enviable mastery of the famous gaucho parrilla (Argentine barbecue). A wide variety of meat cuts are available for dine-in or take-home, including entraña (skirt), vacio (flank), and bife de chorizo (sirloin). And don't forget the chorizo (sausage). Additionally, the shop boasts an extensive wine selection and a long pastry counter featuring masas finas, facturas, and other baked goods. Looking for a quick bite before you take in a show at the nearby Actors' Playhouse? Then order an empanada and sandwich de miga.


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Review of Wrestling's Most Awesome Manager DVD
Apr 30, 2013 - by Steve Gerweck
Wrestling fans have long been called stupid for liking the product. They truly live up to that billing on Kayfabe Commentaries Wrestling's Most Awesome Manager. Like the other previous editions, fans went to www.KayfabeCommentaries.com and voted on a list provided. This is a list of those that were left out of the top five all time managers by the wrestling fans:
Captain Lou Albano, "Classie" Freddie Blassie, Fabulous Moolah, Missy Hyatt, JJ Dillon, "Grand Wizard" Ernie Roth, General Skandar Akbar, "Mouth of the South" Jimmy Hart, Mr. Fuji, Sensational Sherri, Sunny, "the Perfect 10" Babydoll, Sunshine, Precious, Truth Martini, Downtown Bruno, Paul Jones, Abudadein, "Doctor of Style" Slick, Arnold Skaaland, and "Taskmaster" Kevin Sullivan.
by Alan Wojcik
If you missed the opening DVD in the series, the panel of debaters for this season are: Stevie Richards, New Jack, former WWE/WCW/TNA creative writer Vince Russo, Blue Meanie, Sunny, Diamond Dallas Page, Sandman, Sean Waltman, Kevin Nash & wrestling journalist/photography legend Bill Apter. Some of the debaters have personal/professional history with the top five and we do get some great stories about them. Having Mr. Apter here gives the younger fans the historical viewpoint and outside of Sheldon Goldberg, Mr. Apter is the smartest man alive on the history of professional wrestling.
I have major issues with number five and minor issues with number three who will not be mentioned since we're spoiler free. Let's just say the ECW fans had their computers voting 24/7. The other three members of the list should be watched by this generation of stars to learn from when cutting promos or training to be a manager in their promotion. I am honored to have met and interviewed several of the people in contention and voted to this list. Coming up on the Kayfabe Commentaries list of releases include: YouShoot with DDP (May 7) and Timeline: History of the WWE 1994 with Sean "123 Kid" Waltman.
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How does one write for it and can you put in links to outside sites that give more information on topics?
Is this a possible way to bring more visitors to your site?
You can add links.
However, what you write can be edited by anyone, and they can also remove your links. Those active in certain sections are very fast to remove any spammy content or links.
If you go to the help section you will see a link to how start a new article. Basically you enter its name and then put it in.
Bear in mind it will be editable by anyone, at any time, forever.
At least it's from a trusted neighborhood, eh?
Like the irony!
maybe you should write content on something that isn't that common in order to put a link on wiki?
seems like a good idea to get targeted traffic without a lot of competition.
now you are required to have an account to edit, though i can still edit without one as it is.


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Keeping fit despite a remote control
Published at 11:24, Thursday, 24 May 2012
I'd like to pay tribute to two men who had a huge influence on my formative years.
One was a bike designer who invented the magnificent Chopper, the other an electronic genius who created the TV remote control.
I got a Raleigh Chopper for my 10th birthday.
Bright yellow, small wheel at the front, big wheel at the back, long black seat with a white strap crossing over it, big horned handlebars and a gear lever in the middle.
It was given added cool by the reports that loads of children had been badly hurt by braking too hard and going flying through the handlebars.
There was some dispute about exactly how many youngsters were hurt and how serious their injuries were, but me and my mates were sure it was the most dangerous bike ever and tried our best to see just how bad it was.
I never went through the handlebars but I did fall off a few times performing wheel skids and soon found out it was a very heavy bike.
Apart from skids, it was great for giving your friends a 'backie'.
The long seat could just about fit two skinny lads, another could sit on the wire shelf over the back wheel and a very small friend with high pain tolerance could sit on the frame by the gear lever.
Four was the most we managed and I couldn't pedal far.
The Chopper made cycling cool, the bike has become an iconic symbol of the 1970s and today's coolest kids still ride round on them.
I mention all this by way of a tribute to the man responsible for so much fun and an explosion in the sales of Airstrip plasters.
Alan Oakley, who came up with the classic design, has died.
Like most brilliant things, it was done on the back of an envelope in a spark of genius as he flew back from America in 1967.
A moment's inspiration, but a lifetime of memories.
But perhaps the man who has influenced the lives and lifestyles of more than anyone else was Eugene Polley.
He invented the Flash-Matic TV remote in 1955.
So I don't understand why we had to wait until 1981 before it made its way into our house.
It was so big that if there was no room on the sofa, you could sit on that instead.
I can actually remember having to get up out of my seat, walk a couple of paces, and push a button to choose one of the three stations on offer (we even had one telly where you had to turn a dial to find the station).
I used to sit just a foot away from the screen so I could quickly swap from the end of Scooby Doo to the start of Top Cat.
I'm not sure if Eugene would be happy to be remembered as the father of a billion couch potatoes.
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Of late, many peace-minded Canadians have been decrying the country's increasing militarization, calling to mind this country's proud peacekeeping tradition as if it was a defining feature of confederation. Unfortunately, it's a false memory, as Canada's peacekeeping forces weren't formed until 1956. Its military involvements, however, go back nearly to our country's beginning. According to Nathan R. Dirks, whose 2010 master's thesis, "War without, struggle within," Canada was embroiled in its first foreign conflict—the South African (or Boer) War—when the country was only 32, noting that the "perceived glory [of its war efforts] had played a part of the nation-building process of Canada."
And lest Mennonites think that our own founding tenet of peaceful nonresistance has been upheld faithfully and continuously since the Radical Reformation some five centuries ago, the subtitle to Dirks' thesis—"Canadian Mennonite enlistments during the Second World War"—gives the lie to that idea.
While most Mennonites know, or know of, at least one Second World War conscientious objector (CO), many could be excused for being unaware of the fact that as many as 4,500 Canadian Mennonites enlisted in this country's military forces between 1939 and 1945. Some served as active combatants, while others did duty in the medical or dental corps; both were considered equally discreditable by the church that has done a good job of suppressing their stories over the years.
A short Mennonite history of war
The ill-fated 1534 Münster Rebellion—an attempt by radical Anabaptists to establish a communal sectarian government in the German city—was the first, and for many centuries, the only known armed action by the peaceable sect.
The next major event was the creation of an equally ill-fated self-defence league in the aftermath of the Russian Revolution. But Conrad Grebel College student Lyle Friesen noted in a 1973 essay, that "[t]he emergence of the Selbstschutz was not as sudden or unexpected as commonly assumed, for the past involvements and activities of the Mennonites clearly foreshadowed the eventuality of such an occurrence."
Before migrating to Russia, Mennonites had already "departed from their stance of absolute resistance and had participated in a type of non-combative service," according to Friesen. "That the Prussian Mennonite attitude on pacifism was equivocable [sic] was clearly illustrated by Jacob Mannhardt, influential pastor of the Danzig church. In a series of heated debates with exponents of the peace principles, Mannhardt argued the doctrine should be repudiated, since it hindered the social advance of the church."
And once in Russia, Friesen noted that, "alongside the amazing economic accomplishments, religion lost its dynamic essence and receded from its prominent status, becoming only one aspect of everyday affairs."
"Even before Russia's legislation of universal conscription in the 1870s, the Mennonites had granted material aid to the state in instances of military emergency. During the Crimean War [1854-56], a number of farmers provided the government transportation and other duties. There is no evidence that they were censured by the church for their actions," Friesen's research uncovered, leading him to posit, "Not surprisingly, the remaining strength of their nonresistance convictions broke down in the face of the ravages of civil war."
Dirks, in his thesis, explained how the self-defence league came to be: "In response to the roving bands of anarchists in Russia, in particular one led by Nestor Makhno, the Mennonites armed themselves and did battle against the attacking forces. In total, the Selbstschutz would last from October 1918 to March 1919, involving up to 3,000 men, inflicting hundreds of deaths upon the invading anarchists. There were Mennonites prior to this who had enlisted in the Russian army and had taken part in combat, suggesting the beginnings of a change in perspective among nonresistant settlers. . . ."
Russian Mennonite church leaders used the Bible to justify defence of their communities, possessions and families. "Drawing upon the familiar passage of Paul in Romans 13, supporters of the league argued that the state had been divinely ordained for the maintenance of law and order," Friesen wrote. "Should the power and authority of the state be eroded, anarchy would prevail. In the absence of effective government, the Selbstschutz was presented as a temporary agency devoted to the restoration of civil order. Upon the proper restitution of the state's authority, regardless of which political party was in command, the league would be disbanded." Unfortunately, the Selbstschutz did not get to disband peacefully; in 1919, it was crushed by the combined forces of Makhno and the White Army.
In his book The Russian Mennonites and War, Jacob H. Janzen, a church ältester (leader), explained how the church dealt with the aftermath of this bloody period of Mennonite history: "[W]e have not excommunicated the young men from our churches because we felt all had sinned and deserved what had become of us. Our boys meant well and were less responsible than we older fellows. Let nobody judge them."
Canadian realities
The Russian experience of military service was transported to Canada in the 1920s, as Mennonite refugees by the thousands sought a better life in Canada. While U.S. Mennonites were pretty much unanimous in their nonresistant stance since the First World War, Canadian Mennonites found themselves with three disparate views on such service to the state:
- Those who had arrived a century before were willing to undertake noncombative service, but only under church or civilian oversight.
- Those Russian Mennonites who came during the 1870s—dubbed Kanadier—were given a certificate of exemption for all such service at that time, which they believed still was in effect.
- Those who had recently arrived from Russia—dubbed Russländer—"saw their position as a clearer representation of the true Mennonite stance," according to Dirks, one that took "a willingness to sacrifice or to endure suffering" as seriously as nonresistance. "The medical corps allowed for suffering and the risk of death alongside Canadian soldiers, compared to which the wilderness hardships of the [alternative] forestry service were insignificant."
As the Second World War loomed in Europe, Canadian Mennonite leaders could not come to a consensus on which stance should be adopted, resulting in mixed messages being sent to congregations and to the Canadian government about exemptions for their young men. Melvin Gingerich, in a July 1951 Mennonite Quarterly Review article, wondered if such dialogue with Ottawa was profitable, or even biblical, quipping, ". . . [w]e have no illustrations of Jesus and the apostles ever petitioning the government for favourable laws."
According to T.D. Regehr in his "Lost Sons" essay published in the October 1992 issue of Mennonite Quarterly Review, "Canadian Mennonite leaders were . . . guilty of issuing confusing and contradictory instructions to their young men. They lacked a coherent and well-planned strategy to meet wartime exigencies. They were unable to provide avenues of national service that seemed appropriate to many of their young men . . . ."
If the spiritual positions on peace had been blurred, cultural differences that had once kept Mennonites apart from "English" Canada had also grown fuzzy. During the Great Depression, many had left their family farms seeking work in the cities, where they were introduced to new ideas and ways of life, leading to a mirroring of the dominant culture as had happened in Russia a century before.
Of this situation, McGill University sociology professor C.A. Dawson wrote in 1936: "We have watched . . . the change from a theocratic community dominated by devout sectarians, to a secular community in which the church takes its place beside many new secular institutions. . . . In spite of the initial solidarity of their isolated rural settlement, Mennonites have not been able to shut out worldly influences. These latter continue to enter the sectarian citadel at front and rear, bewildering and grieving the old, emancipating and individuating the young."
Conscience versus conscience
John Howard Yoder might have been thinking about just such a turn of events when he wrote in his 1971 book, Nevertheless: The Varieties and Shortcomings of Religious Pacifism: "The form of pacifism that speaks to the Mennonite tradition is that of the messianic community, which is defined by its reliance on an ethical system that is only made available by the Messiah, Jesus, and is only viable through a community sharing in the same confession of faith."
But community life had begun to break down. While the churches were trying to encourage their young men of military age to seek military exemption through conscientious objection, the wider world—including Christians of other denominations—viewed matters of conscience as individual choices. While some Mennonites joined the Canadian military as a means of defying their elders, and others saw it as a way of putting food on the tables of their families after a decade of being out of work, many other Mennonite young men—and a few women—saw enlisting as a matter of personal conscience and a way to thank the country that had given them and their families a safe and prosperous way of life.
Emmanuel Wideman of St. Jacobs Mennonite Church, Ont., was interviewed by Conrad Grebel College student Andrew Scheifele for a 1992 essay. Wideman, one of at least 17 from his church who joined the forces, said he made his decision to enlist on "what my conscience told me was right to do," feeling that he "should do something for the country. . . . I felt it was a choice of my own."
In his book Mennonites in Canada, 1939-1970, T.D. Regehr wrote of Henry Pankratz of Langham, Sask., who "regarded his air force experience as 'the highlight of my life,' and explained his decision to enlist thusly: 'I and my brother always felt that Canada gave our parents a new life and an opportunity to live in peace and harmony, and raise a family in the best country in the world, and therefore worth fighting for. ' "
Similarly, Jake Neisteter "defended his actions as he noted the duty that he felt he had to serve the country whose benefits were enjoyed both by himself and his fellow community members," according to Dirks, quoting the army veteran in his thesis: "Patriotism means different things to different people. But how can you just accept all the good things about living in Canada, and then when they ask for help, you say, 'Sorry, I can't do that.'"
Peter Engebrecht enlisted, "eager to use force for the protection of the country that had provided safety and security for his family," according to Dirks, "because he realized that 'Canada deserved fighting for . . . .'"
John Friesen of Altona moved to Winnipeg in 1929. When the Second World War broke out, he was employed as a teacher. "When I saw some of my students go off to war . . . I began to examine my own conscience," he said in the National Film Board (NFB) documentary The Pacifist Who Went to War. This led him to first teach at a flying school in Manitoba, where he discovered "there was no sacrifice in this." From there, the decision to join "the active forces" and serve overseas came naturally.
An unnamed veteran quoted by Dirks in his thesis sums up his decision most succinctly: "A Christian first, a Canadian second and a Mennonite third."
How to respond?
It is not because these men and women broke ranks that their church might consider offering them—and their families—a belated apology, but because of the way they were treated while they were in the service and after their return.
Unlike the Russian Mennonites, who chose not to excommunicate their members who fought in the Revolution and who saw the entire church as being at fault, Canadian Mennonites of many stripes were quick to distance themselves from those who enlisted, whatever the reason.
A 1943 resolution by the Brethren in Christ, for example, made it clear "that any member who violates these principles by accepting military service, combatant or non-combatant, automatically declares himself to be out of fellowship with the Brethren in Christ Church, and suspends his membership; . . . [and] any member who accepts military service shall only be reinstated in fellowship upon satisfactory acknowledgement of his error and declaration of his acceptance of the Bible teaching on this doctrine of nonresistance, and being in harmony with the tenets of the church."
In other words, the church washed its hands of the matter until the "prodigal" sons and daughters returned seeking forgiveness for their sins of conscience. Such a stance led Regehr to comment in "Lost Sons": "The church elders referring to the parable invariably seemed to see themselves in the figure of the father, but their behaviour more often cast them in the role of the parable's self-righteous and unforgiving older brother."
Such a stand by many Canadian Mennonite churches left those who enlisted without pastoral care at a time when they needed it most, which, in turn, led virtually all of these Mennonites to abandon the church upon their return.
Regehr noted one such incident in "Lost Sons": "In 1944, G. Enns of Toronto . . . reported to the [General Conference] missionary in Toronto: 'In our church services at Camp Borden, [Ont.], which we [the Toronto Baptist War Services Committee] have been conducting for more than two years, we are meeting more and more Mennonites. . . . Many of these Mennonites are committed Christians, but they urgently need spiritual care and nurture in the midst of the dangers to which soldiers are exposed. We Baptists do not know what to do. The Mennonites have a completely different church heritage. Would it be possible to persuade the Mennonite churches to take some interest in their young people in uniform?'"
Such appeals mostly fell on deaf ears. Regehr wrote in "Lost Sons" that, "[a]fter the war, [Jacob H.] Janzen admitted that he and most of his colleagues had done very little for the Mennonite soldiers, and urged that when the men returned to their churches and communities after the war they be received with love and understanding."
Roy Koch, Wideman's minister at St. Jacobs Mennonite Church during the war, admitted to pastoral shortcomings. "Personal counselling was done . . . but maybe not as much or early enough," he is quoted as saying in Scheifele's essay. "In retrospect, I would say that our attitudes were not sufficiently compassionate and redemptive."
Erma Cressman of Stirling Avenue Mennonite Church, Kitchener, Ont., would probably agree, having found herself caught in the war's crosshairs. Recalling her experience in the church's 1989 newsletter, she said that, as the wife of a CO, she couldn't survive on her husband's pay of 50 cents a day. "I had to go to work . . . so I got a job at B.F. Goodrich, where I worked [making] aviation boots," she wrote. "This was questioned by some Mennonites. How could I work on war material when my husband was a CO? I had no other support and no Mennonite offered me an alternate job. . . . There was [also] a lot of criticism in the plant. . . . Some said we bought our way [out of serving in the military]. Others said, if we couldn't live on 50 cents a day, then why didn't my husband join the services like other men."
In his research, Dirks came across what might be considered the most egregious, yet perhaps the most theologically honest, response to a Mennonite solder who had died in battle. As the man's body was lowered into the ground, the minister, who obviously held to the church's strict pacifist position, "intoned in a solemn voice, '. . . and death and hell were cast into the lake of fire.'"
After the war, Stirling Avenue was one of the few bright lights for returning soldiers. In Risk and Endurance, church historian Laureen Harder wrote: "For the young men of Stirling who returned, whatever their wartime experience, 1945 would mark a new beginning. Stirling welcomed them home to a congregation where the challenge of war would be replaced by the challenge of peace."
This was not the experience of many others, including Clara Schroder, the daughter of a Mennonite soldier, who was featured in the NFB documentary. "Mom and Dad were shunned after the war. They couldn't come to church," she said, adding that neighbours would often cross the street as they approached.
Returning Mennonite soldiers, sailors and airmen were caught between two solitudes. On the one hand, they watched as their "English" comrades-in-arms were welcomed back into their communities as heroes, while they saw the same treatment being lavished on the COs who returned from the work camps across Canada, some to positions of leadership in their Mennonite churches and communities.
Not only churches and communities shunned their returning soldiers, according to Regehr, who noted in "Lost Sons" that, "[s]everal of the teachers at Rosthern [Sask.] Bible School strongly endorsed official conference positions, thereby effectively closing the doors to many of the returning men," leaving them to accept the offer of government funding for secular education that took them even further away from the life and faith they had known.
Such treatment led Regehr to lament the loss for the church of virtually all of those who served overseas: "They could have taught their people so much about the futility and horror of war, and they could have deepened Mennonite understanding of the difficult and ambiguous choices they faced."
But in most cases the men and women who went off to war were written off, disappearing out of the history books forever. As Regehr noted in Mennonites in Canada: "[T]here are almost no published or recorded stories of Mennonite women who enlisted and later returned to membership and participation in Mennonite churches. In most published histories of Mennonite communities and congregations these women are either not mentioned at all, or their enlistment is mentioned and they disappear from the narrative." The same can be said of many of the men.
If not an apology, what then?
For those who think an apology is not appropriate, or is too late to be meaningful, how about a dialogue then? Frank H. Epp, founding editor of The Canadian Mennonite (1953-67) and Mennonite Reporter (1971-73), suggested just such a thing in a 1969 sermon he preached at Ottawa Mennonite Church. Why? Because he believed that pacifists and militarists are not as far apart as either side would like to believe.
For starters, he said, "[W]e can acknowledge that both pacifists and non-pacifists claim to be pursuing the same goal, namely peace. . . . [W]e would do well to recognize that both pacifists and militarists, seen in absolute terms either in theory or practice, are very hard to find . . . [and] both pacifists and non-pacifists have in common major sins of omission."
"Let me begin with the pacifists, whose pacifism in history has very often been a passivity which shirked involvement and responsibility," he told the congregation. "Some conscientious objectors in World War II, for instance, were clearly escapists . . . . It should also be said that many conscientious objectors have been opposed to war on personal grounds only and could readily accept others fighting for them, as though they were too Christian to do it themselves."
What if there's another war?
While it's probably safe to say that the communal pull of the Mennonite church and its many and varied confessions of faith have even less sway now than they did during the Second World War, "peace" still has a hold on young Mennonites, as the pages of this magazine's Young Voices section and Conrad Grebel University College's Peace and Conflict Studies Department both attest.
However, Nathan Dirks is not so sure how tight their grip is. In the preface to his thesis he mused, "When I look at my peers in my church, young Mennonites with draft-eligibility by the standards of the Second World War, I believe that, faced with the same dilemma, the vast majority would not only enlist, but would do so into combat units without a second thought. . . . I suspect that I am not alone in my suspicions that the Canadian Mennonite witness to the peace position is not as strong in practice as it might seem to be in theory."
And at the end of The Pacifist Who Went to War, a group of young men and women ponder what they would do if called upon to serve their country in wartime. One young woman muses, "Ultimately it is my decision and they're [her parents and church] are going to have to live with that."
To understand the ambiguity in that answer will mean waiting until that call comes, if it ever does.
Written last year while Ross W. Muir was on sabbatical from his position as managing editor of Canadian Mennonite, with thanks to the Mennonite Archives of Ontario and the Conrad Grebel University College Library staff. In the interests of full disclosure, the author is the son, nephew and grandson of military men and women who served in both World Wars.
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A new name heralds some big changes for Trend Micro's Titanium suites. The overhaul to Internet Security 2011 brings users a faster suite with a smaller system impact. However, Trend Micro's new security engine is too untested to be able to recommend it.
The bottom line: A new name heralds some big changes for Trend Micro's Titanium suites. The overhaul to Titanium Internet Security 2011 brings users a faster suite with a smaller system impact. However, Trend Micro's new security engine is too untested to be able to recommend it.
Trend Micro's updates for 2011 bring a substantially overhauled suite, from the name down to its detection engine. The new version brings a new interface, new cloud-based detection engine, and new features that, on whole, are changes as impressive as those that Norton has gone through the past few years.
The new Trend Micro Titanium Internet Security 2011 sports a rapid-fire installation. Once you've completed downloading the installer, the entire process is over in less than a minute. There's one screen where you're asked to fill in an e-mail address before you can run Titanium Internet Security, but that's the extent of the registration hoops that are required.
Notably, Trend Micro doesn't call any attention to its behavioral detection network, which the company has named Aegis. Although Trend Micro introduced Aegis in 2007, making it one of the first available, most companies still give users the option during installation to opt-out of contributing data to the anonymous networks while allowing you the networks' benefits. Unless it was a glitch, that's not offered here in the installation. (You can later disable the anonymous contribution of your data in the Settings menu, under Other Settings and Smart Protection Network.)
A different, minimalistic interface is what you'll find as the outward face of Trend Micro's Titanium security suites in 2011. Frankly, it's the easiest-to-use security suite interface we've encountered so far this year. The top quarter is taken up by a large icon and bar declaring your security status, and below it are three major security fields and a registration status indicator.
Click the boldface name of one to open a drop-down revealing more information, such as number and type of threats stopped under Security Summary. This perhaps could be phrased better, since if no threats have been detected on your computer, then you will see that, "0 threats have been stopped." Accurate, yes, but slightly misleading, too.
Along with Security Summary, Parental Controls can be reached from the quick-access slots.
The Support link lives in the upper right corner of the interface, marked by a text link and a boat's lifesaver ring. At the bottom of the interface live a one-click scan-on-demand button to initiate a Quick Scan, a drop-down arrow to change scans, a Settings icon, and a Security Report button for jumping to a screen that collects into charts and graphs recent threat detection, system performance, and parental control notifications.
Features and support
The big new feature this year is that Trend Micro Titanium Internet Security 2011 has removed the necessity to update your virus definition files because, like Google Chrome, it automatically updates. Unlike Chrome, you don't have to shut it down first. This is generally a good idea, in the sense that users won't have to remember to schedule scans and updates. This can become problematic, to put it diplomatically, when the wrong files get identified as threats. This happened to McAfee earlier in 2010, and that one bad virus definition left havoc in its wake. Granted, those mistakes are rare, and the scope of McAfee's mistake was even more unusual, but they do happen.
The auto-updates in Titanium theoretically lead to a higher level of security that's more responsive, too. The behavioral detection approach has worked well for Norton, Panda, and Microsoft. There's no doubt that moving detection to the cloud makes the program run with less interference in your system. However, Trend Micro's Aegis system is largely untested in this category.
All that's not to say that you can't schedule scans in Titanium, which you can do from the Virus and Spyware Controls panel under Settings. Under that same tab, you can configure how Titanium handles various other security protocol.
Along with antivirus, anti-malware, and malicious link protection, Titanium Internet Security protects your installed applications from being altered without your permission, optimizes the Windows firewall, and provides spam guards. There's also parental controls. Compared with its bigger sibling, Trend Micro Titanium Maximum Security 2011, it lacks the identity guards for protecting credit card numbers and passwords, the Department of Defense-standard file shredder, the system tuner, Wi-Fi verification, the 10GB of online backup and syncing, and the Trend Micro Vault, which is a remote file lock that will seal off files when you tell it to.
Trend Micro comes with a toolbar that auto-installs only in Firefox and Internet Explorer. This can be deactivated in the Settings window after you install, although it's a bit annoying that you can't turn it off before you install. Internet Explorer 9 beta indicates that running the toolbar slows down the browser start-up by 1 second. It also doesn't really contain much in the way of features, besides giving Titanium hooks into your browser so it can evaluate Web site search results.
The Titanium firewall component generally relies on the excellent Windows Vista and Windows 7 firewall to get the job done. It does come with a firewall booster option, under Network in the Internet and E-mail Controls tab in the Settings menu. This activates the network-level firewall, which is a component that Windows is missing, but Trend Micro clearly doesn't think it's crucial: the firewall booster is disabled by default.
There are some hang-ups with Titanium, though. For one thing, while the program is starting users won't be able to access the interface, although you can when scanning. A more troublesome problem is that the suite doesn't really possess much in the way of virus and malware removal. It presupposes that it will block all threats that attempt to crack your system. As noted above, Trend Micro's HouseCall tool is the de facto post-infection threat killer, and it's Web-based. That may make some users skittish.
So, the big caveat is that much of the tech that Trend Micro's relying on is new and untested by independent efficacy tests, so it may be worth hedging bets against Trend Micro until third-party labs have had a chance to evaluate it.
CNET Labs' benchmarks showed that the suites backed up Trend Micro's claims of minimal system impact, in general. All three of the company's suite offerings this year, Titanium Maximum Security 2011, Titanium Internet Security 2011, and Titanium Antivirus+, barely touched the systems they were installed on when compared with competitors on the key benchmarks of computer start-up and scan time.
Maximum Security added only 2.29 seconds to computer boot time, and Internet Security and Antivirus+ followed closely behind with 2.5 seconds added and 3.62 seconds added, respectively. Scan times from all three suites were the fastest that we recorded, so far.
Security Program | Boot time | Shutdown time | Scan time | MS Office performance | iTunes decoding | Media multitasking | Cinebench |
Unprotected system | 42.5 | 11.28 | n/a | 917 | 180 | 780 | 4795 |
Trend Micro Titanium Maximum Security 2011 | 44.79 | 16.56 | 500 | 1060 | 201 | 852 | 4,765 |
Trend Micro Titanium Internet Security 2011 | 45 | 13.44 | 480 | 1014 | 200 | 933 | 4,779 |
Trend Micro Titanium AntiVirus+ 2011 | 46.12 | 13 | 490 | 1014 | 200 | 830 | 4,780 |
*All tests measures in seconds, except for Cinebench. On the Cinebench test, the higher number is better.
However, computer shutdown times were far less impressive, with Maximum Security actually slowing down shutdown the most of any 2011 suite reviewed to date. The impact of Internet Security 2011 and Antivirus+ 2011 on shutdown was more average. Trend Micro's impact on Microsoft Office performance and media multitasking both tended toward the slower end of the scale, whereas the iTunes decoding score was average and the Cinebench scores were at the top for all three suites.
In a real-world test, Titanium Maximum Security 2011 completed a Quick Scan in 46 seconds, and a Full Scan in 1 hour, 37 minutes.
There are no independent benchmarks available yet for all the 2011 suites, so expect this section to change as those get released. For the 2010 version, which has been noted as being drastically different from the 2011, scores were unimpressive.
Dennis Technology Labs, a member of the Anti-Malware Testing Standards Organisation (AMTSO), found in its July 2010 Web threat protection test (PDF) that Trend Micro Internet Security Pro 2010 actually did very well, defending against 38 of 40 threats, neutralizing two, and compromised by none for an overall protection score of 100 percent. This was the second-best score of the test, below Norton's score of defending against 40 out of 40 threats. In Dennis Labs' August 2010 antivirus test (PDF), Trend Micro Internet Security Pro 2010 fared much worse. It defended against 23 of 40 threats, neutralized 11, and was compromised by six, for an overall score of 85 percent.
In the AV-Test.org test on Windows 7 from the second quarter of 2010, Trend Micro Internet Security Pro 2010 scored 11.5 out of 18, with a 2.5 out of 6 rating in Protection, and a 4.5 out of 6 rating in Repair and Usability. Notably, the 2.5 rating was the second-lowest in the test for the Protection category. This overall score was half a point below the certification level, and was not certified by AV-Test.org.
It's hard to tell if the AV-Test score is an outlier, because the most recent AV-Comparatives.org tests showed results similar to both Dennis Labs' and AV-Test's. In the Whole Product dynamic test from August 2010, Trend Micro Internet Security Pro 2010 performed extremely well. It blocked 98 percent of the threats sent against it, and was compromised by 2 percent. This tied Panda, Avira, and AVG for the top slot. In the AV-Comparatives.org On-Demand detection test from August 2010, Trend Micro Antivirus+ 2010 scored much lower, with many false positives, an average scanning speed, and 90.3 percent detection rate. It did not earn certification in this test.
It's clear that part of the reason that Trend Micro revamped Titanium the way it did was to improve user security, and thus score better. For that reason, we're comfortable giving Trend Micro a lower score now, and revisiting it if its performance changes in tests performed on this year's version over the next few months.
Trend Micro is taking a leap forward with its Titanium offerings for 2011. In terms of features and usability, the high-end Titanium Maximum Security suite is fantastic, with only minor blemishes. However, Titanium Internet Security 2011 lacks some of the killer features provided in its more robust (and more expensive) sibling. Performance benchmarks are impressive where it counts. However, efficacy tests on last year's model will leave you holding a mixed bag, which makes us uncomfortable recommending Titanium Internet Security 2011 for now.


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Spooky Halloween Terrariums
Bring empty pickle, jelly, and other glass jars back from the dead by turning them into haunting terrariums.
STEP 1: First, wash each container and dry thoroughly. Choose a sturdy twig that's slightly shorter than the jar and hot-glue it to the inside of the lid, so that the twig sticks straight up.
STEP 2: Hot-glue plastic bugs to the wood making sure the decorations are small enough to fit inside the glass when you seal the terrarium.
STEP 3: Spray-paint everything but the jar twig, bugs, lid white or black.
STEP 4: Once the piece has dried, hot-glue green floral moss ($2.99; jamaligarden.com) around the base of the twig. Carefully place the jar upside down over the lid and screw it on.
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The Walt Disney Company (NYSE: DIS), commonly referred to as Disney, is an American multinational diversified mass media company headquartered in Walt Disney Studios, Burbank, California, United States. It is the largest media conglomerate in the world in terms of revenue. Founded on October 16, 1923, by Walt and Roy Disney as the Disney Brothers Cartoon Studio, Walt Disney Productions established itself as a leader in the American animation industry before diversifying into live-action film production, television, and travel. Taking on its current name in 1986, The Walt Disney Company expanded its existing operations and also started divisions focused upon theatre, radio, music, publishing, and online media. In addition, it has created new divisions of the company in order to market more mature content than it typically associates with its flagship family-oriented brands.
The company is best known for the products of its film studio, the Walt Disney Studios, and today one of the largest and best-known studios in Hollywood. Disney also owns and operates the ABC broadcast television network; cable television networks such as Disney Channel, ESPN, A+E Networks, and ABC Family; publishing, merchandising, and theatre divisions; and owns and licenses 14 theme parks around the world. It also has a successful music division. The company has been a component of the Dow Jones Industrial Average since May 6, 1991. An early and well-known cartoon creation of the company, Mickey Mouse, is the official mascot of The Walt Disney Company.
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Dance of the Hours (Italian, Danza delle ore) is a short ballet from Act 3, Scene 2 of the opera La Gioconda composed by Amilcare Ponchielli. It depicts the hours of the day through solo and ensemble dances. The opera was first performed in 1876 and was revised in 1880. Later performed on its own, the Dance of the Hours was at one time one of the best known and most frequently performed ballets. It became even more widely known after its inclusion in the 1940 Disney animated film Fantasia where it is depicted as a comic ballet featuring anthropomorphized ostriches, hippos, elephants, and alligators.
The ballet, accompanied by an orchestra, appears at the end of the third act of the opera, in which the character Alvise, who heads the Inquisition, receives his guests in a large and elegant ballroom adjoining the death chamber. The music and choreography represent the hours of dawn, day, twilight, night and morning. Costume changes and lighting effects reinforce the progression. The dance is intended to symbolize the eternal struggle between the forces of light and darkness. Altogether it is about 10 minutes long.
Dance is a type of art that generally refers to movement of the body, usually rhythmic and to music, performed in many different cultures and used as a form of expression, social interaction or presented in a spiritual or performance setting.
Dance may also be regarded as a form of nonverbal communication between humans, and is also performed by other animals (bee dance, patterns of behaviour such as a mating dance). Gymnastics, figure skating and synchronized swimming are sports that incorporate dance, while martial arts kata are often compared to dances. Motion in ordinarily inanimate objects may also be described as dances (the leaves danced in the wind).
Definitions of what constitutes dance are dependent on social, cultural, aesthetic, artistic and moral constraints and range from functional movement (such as folk dance) to virtuoso techniques such as ballet. Dance can be participatory, social or performed for an audience. It can also be ceremonial, competitive or erotic. Dance movements may be without significance in themselves, such as in ballet or European folk dance, or have a gestural vocabulary/symbolic system as in many Asian dances. Dance can embody or express ideas, emotions or tell a story.
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Credit: Courtesy Torti Gallas and Partners/CHK These detached townhouses grab outdoor space withprivate porches and a common green. Enlarge Close
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Kentlands, a Neo-Traditional community on the outskirts of Washington, D.C., just keeps on winning accolades--for its master planners, Duany Plater-Zyberk & Co. (DPZ), and for the architects who've followed their guidelines.
Torti Gallas and Partners/CHK have designed several phases in the 350-acre development, including the recent Charleston II, which our judges awarded a certificate of merit.
When project architect Maurice Walters, AIA, went looking for design inspiration for this cluster of four-story detached townhouses, he turned to another DPZ community, Seaside, Fla. The template helped him scale the tall homes properly, and he used some of the same elements--porches, several patterns of siding, solidly trimmed fenestration--to bring them down to size.
The judges admired the homes' deft detailing, even more impressive because of their moderate price range. The houses have sold swiftly, appealing to childless professionals and those with young families seeking what Walters calls a "light urban experience."
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Here you'll find links to access our growing digital collections. Each service offers media in different formats. To use each service you'll need a library card in good standing, a compatible device (eReader, tablet, phone, mp3 player), and in some cases free software that is provided by the service.
- Digital Downloads, also called OverDrive, offers ebooks, audiobooks, and some music and video.
Specific formats include:
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Titles in this digital collection have the same limitations as our physical collection, meaning we only have a certain number of copies to lend out at a time and they get returned (become unusable on your computer or device) so someone else can check them out.
- The Freegal Music service allows you to download 3 free songs a week, that are yours to keep. The service offers hundreds of thousands of songs from the Sony Music Entertainment catalog. All songs are in MP3 format. The songs never expire.