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FriendFeed is a real-time feed aggregator that consolidates the updates from social media and social networking websites, social bookmarking websites, blogs and micro-blogging updates, as well as any other type of RSS/ Atom feed. It is possible to use this stream of information to create customized feeds to share, as well as originate new posts-discussions, (and comment) with friends. The goal of FriendFeed according to their website is to make content on the Web more relevant and useful by using existing social network as a tool for discovering interesting information. Users can be an individual, business or organization. Bloggers writing about FriendFeed have said that this service addresses the shortcomings of social media services which exclusively facilitate tracking of their own members' social media activities on that particular social media service, whereas FriendFeed provides the facility to track these activities (such as posting on blogs, Twitter and Flickr) across a broad range of different social networks. Some bloggers are concerned about readers commenting on their posts inside FriendFeed instead of on their blogs, resulting in fewer page views for the blogger.
The founders are all former Google Inc. employees who were involved in the launch of such services as Gmail and Google Maps. They include Paul Buchheit, Jim Norris, Sanjeev Singh and Bret Taylor. Venture capital agency Benchmark Capital is involved with the investment funding.
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A Gaston County woman reported missing in South Carolina has turned herself in to police in Charlotte.
North Myrtle Beach, SC, spokesman Pat Dowling said that 42-year-old Amy Arrington of Lowell turned herself in Wednesday night.
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A woman who was reported missing from North Myrtle Beach last weekend did not drown in the ocean and was never actually missing, according to the City of North Myrtle Beach Public Safety Department.
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Starting in mid-March, The National, 839 W. National Ave., will be open for dinner, according to owner Nell Benton.
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Starting in mid-March, The National, 839 W. National Ave., will be open for dinner, according to owner Nell Benton.
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Eight years ago, Citlali Mendieta-Ramos and Nicholas Ramos opened Antigua Latin Restaurant, 5822 W. Burnham St. Recently, the couple opened a new coffee shop, called Antigua Coffee House, at 813 S. 60th St.
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Nat Davauer will open Craft & Vessel inside Joe's North Shore Barber Shop, 4417 N. Oakland Ave. He is hoping to open on July 1, 2014.
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Order a coffee drink at Coffeetails, connected to the Y-Not II, and feel free to get it with more than just cream or sugar. Frangelico, Baileys, Chambord, Kahlua, Godiva chocolate raspberry vodka or Rumchata - many of which are available in small "airplane" bottles - are just a few of the options.
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On Sunday, July 28, Paul Miller, Lincoln Fowler and Ward Fowler - the founders and owners of Alterra Coffee - announced to their employees that the name of the company is changing to Colectivo Coffee. "Nothing else is changing," says Lincoln. "Not the people, not the look and feel and certainly not the culture." Here's the full scoop on the present and future of the local business.
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10pm Sports from Saturday, April 27th, 2013.
Midwestern State moved up three spots to No. 19 in the latest National Fast-pitch Coaches' Association Division II Poll released Wednesday afternoon.
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Students attending Vernon College next year will see an increase in their costs for higher education.
Vernon College received a complete shutout from Devon Duncan and a no-hitter from Tory Dell as the Lady Chaps swept a doubleheader from Ranger College, 8-0 and 2-0.
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Texas Workforce Commission gives Vernon College a big check to training employees at local industries.
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13 September 2013. The Veterinary and Public Health Division of the Ghana Armed Forces (GAF) in collaboration with the United States Naval Medical Research Unit No. 3 (NAMRU-3) and the Noguchi Memorial Institute for Medical Research has launched an Avian Influenza Surveillance Exercise on Friday 13 September, 2013 at Burma Camp. The two-week exercise would be held in all garrisons from 13-27 September 2013 to educate troops and school children on the hazards of the virus, ways of prevention as well as handling infected persons.The Director General Medical Services, Col Mahama Alhassan in his introductory remarks said though the virus was originally confined to birds, it had the potential to mutate if unchecked. Consequently, it was imperative to check the health threat. He added that cases relating to the outbreak of the virus near various military barracks such as 1 Bn in Tema, 3Bn in Sunyani and 66 Artillery Regiment in Ho have raised a lot of concerns to the GAF. "The proximity of this outbreak to military installations put into sharp focus the reality of this virus virtually being carried into our camps with disastrous consequence", he lamented. Representative of NAMRU-3, Lt Cdr Nehkonti Adams in her presentation said military personnel are at a higher risk of contracting the virus since they travel frequently. According to her, the virus had killed about 43,000 people in Europe in 1918 while about 20-40 million soldiers mobilized for World War 1 also died through influenza. She therefore urged troops to exhibit good personal hygiene and frequent hand washing exercise to help check the virus. Col Alhassan on the other hand urged school children who formed majority of participants to educate their peers on the surveillance of the Avian Influenza.
5 September 2013. The Chief of the Defence Staff (CDS), Vice Admiral Mathew Quashie has inaugurated the Reconstituted Board for the 37 Military Hospital on Thursday 5 September, 2013.The eight-member Board chaired by Rear Admiral GM Biekro, the Chief of Naval Staff, comprises: Air Cdre Pumpuni (rtd), Brig Gen MI Tetteh, Acting Commandant of the Ghana Armed Forces Command and Staff College, Col RK Ametepi, Acting Commander of the 37 Military Hospital, the Acting Director General, Medical Services, Col Mohammed Alhassah and Col Vida Otoo, Director of Nursing at the Hospital. The other members are Dr Ahmed Kofi, Chief Health Consultant at the 37 Military Hospital and Ms Marigold Korri, Director of Pharmacy at the Hospital.The CDS who was the past Board Chairman of the Hospital in his address stated that the Ghana Armed Forces Medical Service was a very essential Arm of the Service because the health of troops and their families greatly depended on the overall performance of the Medical Corps.He added that the 37 Military Hospital was the referral centre of the GAF Medical Services with seven Medical Reception Stations and Medical Centres to offer first line medical support to the numerous service personnel and their families deployed in all the regions as well as some civilians in the catchment areas. Vice Admiral Quashie also enumerated some of the challenges facing the Hospital, which he said attracted persistent complaints of poor service delivery at the Hospital from both retired and serving personnel. The CDS explained that it was due to these challenges that the Board was constituted to study the problems thoroughly and make recommendations for revamping the Hospital. The CDS commended the past board members for completing their mandate successfully irrespective of the daunting challenges.The current Board Chairman, Rear Admiral Biekro in his remarks thanked the CDS and his team for their immense and invaluable service to the Hospital. The chairman challenged the board members to look ahead to maintain and build upon a positive momentum with confidence for the success of the Hospital.
4 September 2013. The Chief of the Defence staff, Vice Admiral Mathew Quashie has paid a working visit to some selected Units under Southern Command from Tuesday 3 to Wednesday 4 September 2013. The purpose of the visit was to gain first hand information on challenges facing Units and explore possible ways of solving them.On his arrival at 5Bn, he was welcomed by the Commander Rear, Major Samuel Sena Lorkpa after which he inspected a Quarter Guard mounted in his honour. The CDS was given a detailed briefing on security measures being undertaken to ensure peace and security in the Greater Accra Region. Later, he and his entourage inspected some ongoing projects such as underground fuel station and a fenced wall. The next point of call was the Recce Regiment where he was briefed on the challenges faced in maintaining facilities and equipment of the Regiment. At 64 Infantry Regiment, the CDS was welcomed by the Commanding Officer Lt Col Nicholas Paintsil, who disclosed that the Unit intended to increase the strength of personnel in the Central Region in order to beef up security in the Region. The CDS inspected some initiatives such as an accommodation facility for young soldiers and a block factory which was built by the Unit.Vice Admiral Quashie expressed appreciation to the personnel of the Unit for the effort made to venture into the supply of blocks to soldiers at lower prices. He encouraged them to continue the good work. The next phase of the visit was at the Kofi Annan International Peace Training Centre (KAIPTC), where he was welcomed by Major Gen OB Akwa, Commandant of the Center. In his remarks, the CDS commended the Commandant and staff for running the institution to attain global recognition. "It is time we look forward to rebrand and market KAIPTC to the international community" he noted.Upon completion of his visit to KAIPTC, the CDS continued to the Ghana Armed Forces Command and Staff Collage (GAFCSC). The Acting Commandant, Brig Gen MI Tetteh briefed the CDS on matters pertaining to the Collage. His visit ended at the Military Academy and Training School (MATS) where he was welcomed by Rear Admiral EA Bonsu Commandant MATS. He inspected a new Officers' Mess under construction after which discussions were held on challenges facing MATS.CDS assured all the Units he visited that he would continue to build upon what his predecessors had done and work harder to attain greater results for the Ghana Armed Forces. Vice Admiral Quashie also assured personnel of his commitment to ensuring that challenges such as lack of accommodation, inadequate supply of water, broken down sewage systems and other health and environmental hazard at the Units were addressed.
11 September 2013. A 50 year-old man, Mr Asare Darko, was arrested in Burma Camp on Wednesday 11 September 2013, for posing as a Retired Colonel of the Ghana Armed Forces.Mr Darko who lives at Kordzor, a suburb of Teshie, was arrested by Military Police when he attempted to gain favours while seeking admission for his ward at the 5 Garrison Education Centre.According to the Commanding Officer (CO) of the Ghana Military Police (GMP), Lt Col Seth Agordekpe, Mr Darko's claim to be a retired Colonel and a mate to a serving officer of the rank of Lt Colonel raised suspicions.Accordingly he was being monitored when he departed the office of the Director of the 5 Garrison Education Centre, leaving behind his two mobile phones. Upon his return to pick up his phones, he was arrested and handed over to the Cantonments Police.In a related incident, one Daniel Azameti, a brother of a dismissed soldier, has been nabbed by the GMP for also posing as a soldier on Monday 9 September at Spintex Road. The suspect is reported to have attempted to extort an amount of Two Thousand Ghana cedis (GHȻ2,000) from a brother of one Staff Sergeant Emmanuel Ampaabeng of Southern Command while pretending to be assisting him to be recruited into the Ghana Armed Forces.The victim then reported the incident to his brother and they arranged for the suspect to collect the money at a Bank on the Spintex Road. They met the suspect wearing military uniform and immediately caused his arrest and subsequently GMP handed him over to the Cantonments Police for further investigations.
3 September 2013. The Parliamentary Select Committee for Defence and Interior has paid a working visit to the 6 Garrison on Monday, 3 September 2013 at Tamale.The eleven-member delegation was led by the Committee's Chairman, Hon George Kofi Arthur, MP for Amenfi Central. In his brief remarks at the Air Force Officer's Mess, the Chairman of the Committee said the visit was to acquaint themselves with security issues in the region, find out challenges affecting the Garrison and also provide possible solutions. He said their role as a Committee was to determine and advocate for the needs and requirements of the Garrison and make recommendations for Parliament to improve their working conditions.The 6 Garrison Commander, Air Cdre Philip Ayisa briefed members of the Committee. He said the Garrison supports the Civil Police in Operations Gongong, Sit-Down-Look and Calm Life in order to provide an enabling environment for development. "Operation Ahodwo, which was to ensure peace and security of life and property before, during and after the announcement of the Supreme Court Election Petition verdict was successful without any major incidents'', he added.He assured the committee that the Garrison will remain vigilant and firm to ensure that peace and security is sustained in the three northern regions of Ghana. He however outlined some challenges the Garrison was facing and appealed to the Committee to help address them.The Committee later paid a courtesy call on the Northern Regional Minister, Hon Bede Ziedeng at his office in Tamale. Hon Ziedeng mentioned that the 6 Garrison was faced with a number of challenges including accommodation and appealed to the Committee to use their influences to address them.He informed the Committee members that the three regions have been relatively calm and applauded the security agencies in the region for their professionalism and dedication to duty.As part of the visits the delegation visited 6Bn, ABF and also inspected some ongoing projects.


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BASIC INFORMATION: Type of property: apartments. Number of apartments and their capacity is A(5+1), A(6), 2xA(2+2), A(2+3). Number of studio apartments and their capacity is 2xSA(2+1), SA(2). Check in: 14:00 Check out: 10:00
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8/9/2005 Missouri Attorney General: Camera Tickets Not LegalArnold, Missouri's planned red light camera system will not hold up in court according to the state Attorney General. Missouri cities planning to install red light cameras after the Missouri legislature rejected their use would have no legal sanction according to Jay Nixon, the state's Attorney General. "I think it's pretty clear these pictures can't be the sole or only evidence to cite drivers for violating state traffic laws," Nixon told the St. Louis Post-Dispatch. "I have deep concern whether taking someone's picture rolling through a stop light is adequate evidence in and of itself to uphold a state traffic law. A picture may be worth a thousand words, but a picture in and of itself is not a conviction." Arnold, Missouri has enacted a local ordinance and is ready to install red light cameras, but it is unclear how the city will proceed following the attorney general's comments questioning the legal validity of the tickets they produce. Creve Coeur is also actively considering ticket cameras, but the city council has not voted to approve them. Around the country, several states have found that the devices led to an increase in overall accidents. Source: Nixon questions use of traffic photographs (St. Louis Post-Dispatch, 8/9/2005) Permanent Link for this item Return to Front Page |
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Former host and interviewer for 7.30 Kerry O'Brien says criticisms like Colleen Ryan's risk creating a climate of self-censorship, sanitisation and timidity at the ABC.
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The ABC debate: mythbusting eight ridiculous claims about the ABC
It's not your ABC, the Liberals don't want to trash it, and the ABC does not need more money. Broadcast and media expert Glen Frost takes an axe to some of the most common ABC myths.
READ MOREThe ABC debate: we have Mamamia and BuzzFeed, we don't need the ABC anymore
Much of what the ABC does is already being done by others, writes James Paterson, deputy executive director of the Institute of Public Affairs.
READ MOREA hard landing for the ABC's version of soft diplomacy
Cutting funding and abandoning the Australia Network attacks the ABC's international role via the back door, argues Rodney Tiffen at Inside Story.
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Meetings but no news: ABC staff nervous … Who's the 'Sharrimarkson' editing Joye? … Come to the doctor! It's free! … A cracking good yarn …
READ MOREMedia briefs: Rupert's influence … sidebars of shame … Palin's new low …
A gun ABC journo is breaking new online ground, and Facebook wants to be your new go-to media outlet. Plus other media tidbits of the day.
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When is a source a journalist? One reporter handed the ABC a scoop but believes she didn't get the credit. But Aunty says it was just following standard practice.
READ MOREMake pollies pay for full price for their sangas
Crikey readers talk politicians' entitlements, why the film industry subsidy is a rort and privacy and healthcare.
READ MOREShould the ABC apologise? It's far from black and white
The ABC is under a lot of fire for its story on asylum seekers' burnt hands, but was the story false? And should Aunty apologise? We ask current and former staffers, and opinions are mixed.
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It's slim-pickings in the Crikey title of newspaper of the year. But the ABC stood out, along with some smart print columnists, while the fall from grace for Kim Williams was hard.
READ MOREBias and the ABC: a never-ending story with some concessions
The News Corporation attacks on the ABC are as frequent as they are predictable. But there are some concessions Aunty could make to reduce perceptions of bias.
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What does the end of Alan Kohler's Inside Business mean for business reporting on the ABC? There are gaps to fill, and differing ideas on how to fill them.
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The ABC has scrapped its normal process for hiring cadets this year — a move aimed at boosting diversity. Matthew Knott and Andrew Crook report.
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Sydney Lord Mayor Clover Moore has threatened to sue a local paper for defamation. That and other media tidbits.
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I don't like it when I can't cook, or when I'm staying in a place without a kitchen. Cooking's always been my "escape". I cook when I'm happy, when I'm sad, and when I just feel like it. So imagine if I have to stay somewhere without a spatula or even a fridge?
My life's been turned upside down for the past month. I started work with this special project, its grown-up stuff… meaning, boring and really, not related to cooking. I moved back to my old dorm and even though I feel comfortable in it, there's one thing missing: the kitchen. My dorm don't allow any form of cooking, well, aside from the instant cup noodles that you just pour hot water in, there's no way I could sneak in a portable stove without them noticing it, or smelling it.
Every day, I feel like I'm in a scavenger's hunt for the food that I want to eat and bring to work. Yes! I prepare my baon because my schedule is weird and when I work, I usually don't like being bothered. I live near a university, so food is really abundant. But I'm also wary of the many possibilities that these foods are not properly prepared.
So, every day I try to look at the food, not caring if the customer next to me is annoyingly tapping her foot while waiting for me to finish my order. I make a mental note of the food they offer that day, and if I decide to go back the next day, I'll look at their menu and see if it's a re-hash of yesterday's offering.
I'm really not picky, but I do know the look of food when it's fresh and it's already been a day's old. I remember when I was still in high school. I don't like bringing lunch boxes to school. I had that period where I wanted to look cool in front of the other students, so I would line-up in the cafeteria and scout for whatever piping hot food they had to offer.
For moms out there, maybe it's added work if you pack your kids' lunchboxes, but it's always better to be safe than be sorry later. I know cafeteria food is not as bad as it seems, but there's just too much junk food available to your kids, and you're not always there to regulate how much of it they take in. So, I suggest give them something nutritious to combat whatever junk they'll put in their mouths come lunch time. A packed lunch with some protein, carbs and a little amount of sweet will help your children get through the day.
Don't worry, it might take time for kids to get used to having packed lunches, and they might even say that "it's so not cool" bringing lunch kits at school, but believe me, they'll get used to it eventually. And if they're hard-headed, just bring out your "mothers know best" card. I'm sure they can't argue with that.
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Pomegranate-and-Fennel-Glazed Rack of Lamb
Two racks make enough for each person to have two chops. Cut between each bone individually for single chops, or cut into double-rib portions.
Roast Ducks with Potatoes, Figs, and Rosemary
Don't forget to save all that precious rendered duck fat.
Horseradish-and-Parsley-Stuffed Rib-Eye Roast
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Braised Veal Shanks with Bacon-Parmesan Crumbs
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Salt-Baked Salmon with Citrus and Herbs
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Marmalade-Glazed Ham
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Baked Sardines in Pepperonata
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Rosemary and Toasted-Caraway Shortbread
Though always delicious in its simple, unadulterated state, shortbread is also ripe for innovation, like this slightly savory version with rosemary and toasted-caraway.
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Church teachings on family go unheeded
McClatchy News Services
The Vatican acknowledged Thursday that many Catholics do not understand or follow its teachings on marriage and sexual ethics as it commented on the results of a worldwide consultation.
Missives to critics assert boundaries
Associated Press
Two months after Mormon Kate Kelly led hundreds in a demonstration to shed light on gender inequality in the religion — defying church orders to stay off Temple Square — the founder of a prominent Mormon women's group is facing excommunication.
Marijuana plays role in Easter messages
Associated Press
Social media has been buzzing for weeks with jokes about how Easter shares the calendar this year with the pot lover's highest holiday: April 20, or 420 in stoner lingo.
Retired Yankees reliever notches 1 more save
Associated Press
NEW ROCHELLE, N.Y. » Now that he's retired, Mariano Rivera says he misses spring training and his Yankees teammates, but baseball doesn't compare with doing God's work.
Handsome, humble faces usually win Christ roles
Associated Press
In the new movie "Son of God," Jesus is played by Portuguese actor Diogo Morgado, whose appearance has been compared to Brad Pitt and a young Marlon Brando and who has inspired a Twitter hashtag of "Hot Jesus."
Freedom and faith
Associated Press
WASHINGTON » Hawaii surfer Bethany Hamilton got a standing ovation and President Barack Obama reaffirmed that freedom of religion is a central tenet of U.S. diplomacy at the annual National Prayer Breakfast on Thursday.
'Science Guy' Bill Nye to debate evolution
Associated Press
LOUISVILLE, Ky. » Bill Nye "The Science Guy" is set to visit Kentucky to debate evolution and biblical creation with the founder of the Creation Museum.
Badly trained priests can become 'little monsters,' pontiff warns
Associated Press
VATICAN CITY » Pope Francis has warned that priests can become "little monsters" if they aren't trained properly as seminarians, saying their time studying must be used to mold their hearts as well as their minds.
Isle choir invited to sing at England's Ely Cathedral
Star-Advertiser staff
The Hawaii Sacred Choir, composed of both children and adults -- ranging in age from 7 to 73 -- will perform a free concert at 3 p.
Mind, body & soul
Pat Gee
Going to church, temple or any house of faith on a regular basis may take care of the soul, but the Rev. Wally Fukunaga, founder of the Sunrise Ministry Foundation, said his organization is trying to "broaden the landscape even more" and give the spirit a playground in which to frolic.
Isle Unitarians celebrate return of light
Pat Gee
Instead of dreading the darkest days of the year, Neolithic pagans came to realize that the winter months would usher in longer days of sunlight — so vital to their sustenance — and they started celebrating the coming light with traditions still treasured during Christmas today.
Egypt's Christians find respite during pilgrimage
Hamza Hendawi
MAR GIRGIS MONASTERY, Egypt >> There was no mention of churches torched or Christians killed, but the prayer neatly written on a tiny piece of paper and placed atop an icon of St. George in the chapel of a desert monastery left no doubt about the growing fear and despair of Egypt's Coptic Christians.
Lawmakers-elect take low-key approach to faith
New York Times
Yes, a victory for Mitt Romney on Tuesday would have been the ultimate sign that Americans accept Mormons — that a tradition until recently considered a cult throughout the evangelical world, unable to shake its association with long-discarded polygamous ways, has come to seem pretty normal.
Interfaith Alliance honors educator with top award
Star-Advertiser staff
Pieper Toyama, head of school at Pacific Buddhist Academy, will receive The Interfaith Alliance Hawai'i's "Flame of Hope Award" at the organization's 10th annual Awards Celebration and Dinner on Nov. 18 at Honpa Hongwanji Hawaii Betsuin.
Play puts new saint's acerbic side on display
Pat Gee
The pious, compassionate side of St. Marianne Cope is well known with all the publicity surrounding her newly declared sainthood, but a play to be staged next month reveals her feisty side.
Ban on Bible banners temporarily barred
Ramit Plushnick-Masti
HOUSTON » For three straight weeks, high school football players in a small Southeast Texas town took the field by bolting through large red-and-white banners that hollered the praises of Jesus Christ.
U.S. nuns group criticized by Vatican still open to talks
Jim Salter and Rachel Zol
ST. LOUIS » American nuns described as dissenters in a Vatican report that ordered an overhaul of their group said Friday they will talk with church leaders about potential changes but will not compromise on the sisters' mission.
Priest's call back to Kalaupapa is fulfilled
Ariel Wittenberg / Standard-Times (New Bedford, Mass.)
The Rev. Patrick Killilea always imagined he would live here in South Coast until the end of his career. Killilea, affectionately known as Father Pat among his parishioners, has spent the past 13 years in Fairhaven and has only had two assignments outside the area since he was ordained in 1969.
Mormons gird for campaign
Associated Press
Republican Mitt Romney is about to become the first Mormon nominee for U.S. president on a major party ticket. That will give them a chance like no other to explain their tradition to the public.
Sacred Hearts consolidation is complete
Pat Gee
The Congregation of the Sacred Hearts of Jesus and Mary, which brought the first Catholic missionaries to Hawaii in 1827, formally merged its Hawaii chapter with a mainland contingent this week to expand its resources and invigorate its ministries.
Members of various faiths to join for annual Thanksgiving service
Pat Gee
Christian, Buddhist, Baha'i, Jewish and Unitarian congregations are planning a Thanksgiving service under one roof to recognize 50 years of neighborliness in a community proud of its diversity of faith traditions.
Ramadan sacrifices bring joy
Pat Gee
They will be hungry and thirsty for an entire month, feel low on energy and even have to watch their language.
New church will hold its first service on Aug. 7
Star-Advertiser staff
The newly formed Aloha Church, a nondenominational ministry, will hold its first service Aug. 7 at the Koko Marina 8 Theatres in Hawaii Kai.
Obon honors life and opportunities
Pat Gee
An element of sobriety underlies the gaiety of summertime obon festivals, one of the most colorful, popular traditions of the year with the profusion of dances at Buddhist temples statewide.
Waipahu United Church of Christ marks 50th anniversary
Star-Advertiser staff
The Waipahu United Church of Christ was formed 50 years ago through the merger of the predominantly Filipino Waipahu Evangelical Church and the Waipahu Community Church, whose membership was mostly Japanese.
Great Feast
Pat Gee
Love is the primary ingredient in Kaumakapili Church's 40th annual benefit luau today, featuring Hawaiian food made from classic recipes that have been handed down by the kupuna over the generations.
Diocese of Honolulu tackles affordable housing project
Pat Gee
The Roman Catholic Diocese of Honolulu is moving forward with its Homeless Affordable Housing Plan, which aims to provide 720 living units for the poor by the end of 2013, spokesman Patrick Downes said.
Convoy puts works into faith
Pat Gee
Scott Sonoda, an outreach pastor with First Assembly of God-Red Hill, knows what it's like to hit the bottom and feel beaten by despair.
Golf tourney will fund youth programs
Star-Advertiser staff
The 15th Annual Honpa Hongwanji Hawaii Betsuin Golf Tournament will be held Aug. 11 at the Ala Wai Golf Course as a fundraiser to maintain the Buddhist mission's youth and educational programs.
Free workshop to offer introduction to pipe organ
Star-Advertiser staff
Organist and teacher Katherine Crosier of the Lutheran Church of Honolulu is offering a free PipeWorks program to introduce students to the pipe organ from 11 a.m. to 4 p.m. July 9.
Jehovah's Witnesses invite public to Mililani events
Star-Advertiser staff
The Mililani Assembly Hall of Jehovah's Witnesses, at 239 Palii St., will host the Jehovah's Witnesses' 2011 District Convention, beginning Friday at 9:20 a.m. All convention sessions, consisting of seven three-day events until Aug. 14, are open to the public and are free.
Interfaith service seeks understanding
Pat Gee
As part of a national initiative to combat anti-Muslim bigotry, representatives of the Jewish, Christian and Muslim faiths will give readings from their sacred texts and offer prayers under the same roof during a special service tomorrow.
Time limit alters life views
Pat Gee
If you knew you only had one month to live, what would you do differently?
Christian leader to discuss Middle East conflict
Pat Gee
Peter Makari, a Middle East missions executive for United Church of Christ, will speak today on using economic leverage to pressure Israel into ending its controversial occupation and settlement of what is considered Palestinian territory under international law.
Camp Mokuleia renovation pau, diocese reports
Star-Advertiser staff
The Episcopal Diocese of Hawaii recently completed a $1 million renovation of Camp Mokuleia, formerly a favorite venue for retreats, family reunions and vacations.
State clarifies advice on feeding homeless
Pat Gee
The most controversial point so far in Gov. Neil Abercrombie's 90-day plan to address homelessness, announced May 17, is one that discourages churches and other organizations from feeding homeless people in public areas because it enables them to continue living on the streets and in parks instead of finding permanent shelter.
Lanterns offer healing light for bereaved
Pat Gee
Reminiscent of the Hawaii custom of throwing lei onto the waves while scattering the ashes of a loved one, the Buddhist ritual of sending out to sea a candle-lit lantern carrying a prayer or message has struck a chord in people in search of solace.
3 hope to establish CW community in isles
Pat Gee
Small government, helping the poor and justice for the common people are some of the goals of the Catholic Worker Movement, whose back-to-the-earth message has been introduced to Hawaii this month with the first issue of an online newspaper.
Isles' diversity holds lessons for students
Pat Gee
Hawaii's diversity of ethnicities, religions and cultures had a profound effect on dozens of foreign exchange students who are completing a year of study in Hawaii high schools.
Honpa Hongwanji gives $45K for Japan disaster relief
Pat Gee
The Honpa Hongwanji Mission of Hawaii presented a check for $45,000 to the Japan America Society of Hawaii Tuesday to support relief efforts by the Japanese Red Cross Society following the earthquake and tsunami in March.
Priest draws hope from hurting
Pat Gee
Father Michael Lapsley, maimed by a mail bomb for his protests of apartheid in South Africa, says he is more of a priest with no hands than if he had two hands.
Mormons to clean up parks on Oahu
Pat Gee
Last year, John Burrett and about 50 other men from the Waipahu branch of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints hauled out several truckloads of bulky trash from Waipahu Cultural Garden Park and vowed to make it an annual project.
Photos a salute to Holocaust victims
Pat Gee
Holocaust Remembrance Day, or Yom HaShoah in Hebrew, tomorrow pays tribute to the 6 million Jews killed in German concentration camps more than 60 years ago.
Celebration to mark Day of Prayer
Star-Advertiser staff
The 60th annual National Day of Prayer will be celebrated Thursday at the state Capitol rotunda and at Kapolei Regional Park.
Easter sunrise service renews spirit and faith
Pat Gee
As the first beams of sunlight peek over the edge of Punchbowl crater tomorrow, a thousand people are expected to join with Christians around the world on Easter Sunday in rejoicing that Jesus Christ has risen.
Palm Sunday celebration marks start of Holy Week
Pat Gee
Palm Sunday tomorrow sets the stage for the significant Holy Week events that encompass the crucifixion and resurrection of Jesus Christ on Easter, the ultimate celebration of the year for those of the Christian faith, said the Rev. Ruth Peterson of the Joy of Christ Lutheran Church in Pearl City.
Violinist to perform Jewish melodies
Star-Advertiser staff
Chabad of Hawaii is presenting an evening of Jewish music by renowned master violinist Lior Kaminetsky next Saturday at 8 p.m. on the ground floor of the Ala Moana Hotel.
Passover celebrates freedom from slavery
Pat Gee
To the secular world, the Jewish celebration of Passover may seem linked to Easter because these holidays occur about the same time, and Christianity is rooted in Judaism. But that's where the similarity ends,says Rabbi Peter B. Schaktman of the Temple Emanu-El of Honolulu.
Tending Chinese cemetery a labor for families' honor
Pat Gee
Robert Wong grew up following his father around Manoa Chinese Cemetery as he took care of the graves dotting the tranquil valley some 40 years ago, showing respect for the headstones that other kids might have found tempting for a game of hide and seek, he said.
Closure elusive after tragedy
Pat Gee
Survivors of the Japanese earthquake and tsunami are facing the epic problem of how to dispose of, yet honor, the bodies of thousands of loved ones who perished in the natural disaster.
Life coach to speak at prayer breakfast
Star-Advertiser staff
International evangelist Krish Dhanam will give the keynote address at the 32nd annual Hawaii Prayer Breakfast at 7 a.m. April 8 at the Hilton Hawaiian Village Coral Ballroom. The public is invited.
Lent can be a life-changer
Pat Gee
The sign of the cross was drawn on foreheads with ashes this week on Ash Wednesday as many churches began observing the 40 days of Lent, the season in which Christians fortify their spiritual lives for Easter.
Anglican church starts up in Kailua
Star-Advertiser staff
Some former members of the Calvary Episcopal Church in Kaneohe have started their own congregation in Kailua called Christ the Foundation Anglican Church, said David Chung, president of the church's board of directors.
Groups' anti-gambling efforts pay off
Pat Gee
Legalized gambling is not the answer for Hawaii's debt-ridden economy, say religious leaders who joined an organized effort to defeat 17 gaming-related bills introduced this legislative session.
Doctrine leads church in burials controversy
Pat Gee
While Kawaiaha'o Church has the utmost respect for the ancestral bones buried on its grounds, its Christian doctrine takes priority over ancient Hawaiian cultural beliefs that insist that remains should not be disturbed, says Kahu Curt P. Kekuna, the church's senior pastor.
Gandhi's grandson to talk of peace in troubled world
Star-Advertiser staff
Dr. Arun Gandhi, grandson of Mahatma Gandhi of India, will give a series of lectures in Honolulu on peace in relation to the continuing unrest in the Middle East and North Africa.
Civil unions seen as marriage
Pat Gee
After advocating for same-gender marriage and gay rights for 41 years, Tim Earhart, president of Dignity USA-Honolulu, said the final passage Wednesday of the civil-unions bill by the state Senate was an unequivocal victory.
Tongan minister meshes culture, Christianity
Pat Gee
When Christianity reached Tonga in the 1800s, the gospel of Jesus Christ replaced worship of the Great White Shark, the Flying Fox and other symbols of a greater life force.
Soul Healing Day is Thursday night at McKinley High
Star-Advertiser staff
Dr. and Master Zhi Gang Sha, a doctor of traditional Chinese medicine in China and Canada, is holding a free Soul Healing Day and blessing Wednesday from 7 to 10 p.m. in the McKinley High School auditorium.
Religious freedom denied, suit claims
Nelson Daranciang
Six Hawaii inmates in private prisons in Arizona are suing the state of Hawaii and the prison operator for allegedly violating their constitutional rights by denying them free exercise of their native Hawaiian religious practices.
Seminar offers help with depression
Star-Advertiser staff
Registration is being accepted for a "Freedom from Depression" seminar, March 4-5 at Pacific Islands Bible Church in Mililani.
Jewish filmfest features 8 movies
Star-Advertiser staff
Eight films exploring topics ranging from family relationships to baseball and the Holocaust are featured in the ninth annual Temple Emanu-El Kirk Cashmere Jewish Film Festival, today through Feb. 20 at the Doris Duke Theatre at the Honolulu Academy of Arts. The event is co-sponsored and curated by the Academy of Arts.
Isle clergy urged to face truth of domestic abuse
Pat Gee
The most challenging problem the Rev. Al Miles faces in dealing with domestic violence among churchgoers is the denial that the problem exists.
Buddhist leader talks about inner peace
Star-Advertiser staff
How do Buddha's teachings on inner peace translate into world peace?
Learn how to minister to patients with cancer
Star-Advertiser staff
Interfaith Conversations Windward is sponsoring "Ministering to the Cancer Survivor" Monday at Pohai Nani in Kaneohe.
Symbolism holds sway for Chinese New Year
Pat Gee
Start by cleaning your house to prepare for the lunar Chinese New Year on Thursday.
It's the way to sweep away yesterday's rubbish and clear a path for prosperity to enter unhindered, says Clarence Lau, a veteran feng shui consultant and Chinese lunar astrologer in Honolulu.
Empathy in pain heals anger, rabbi teaches
Pat Gee
There is never any justification for expressing anger, says a Jewish spiritual mentor whose parents were survivors of the Holocaust.
Public invited to King event
Pat Gee
The Church of the Crossroads has long commemorated the work of the Rev. Martin Luther King Jr. by honoring peacemakers instead of seeking redress through anger and violence, the Rev. Kyle Ann Lovett said Monday.
Honoree working for Mideast peace
Pat Gee
To honor her work toward a just and peaceful resolution to the Israeli-Palestinian conflict, and her service to seniors, Margaret Brown is this year's recipient of the annual Martin Luther King Jr. Peacemaker Award, presented by the Church of the Crossroads.
Events recall overthrow apology
Star-Advertiser staff
The Pacific Justice & Reconciliation Center is inviting the public to attend the 18th annual Hookuikahi-Reconciliation Events starting Friday through Jan. 17 at various sites.
Talk will cover Catholic, Buddhist ways
Star-Advertiser staff
Bishop Larry Silva and Bishop Thomas Okano will take part in a discussion on "Contemplation and Practice for Peace and Justice: Buddhist and Catholic Traditions" at 2 p.m. next Saturday in downtown Honolulu.
Rites get year off to a clean start
Pat Gee
The expression "ringing in the New Year" takes on added meaning when Buddhist priests ring a giant bell 108 times during "hatsumode," the first visit of the year to a Shinto shrine or Buddhist temple.
Welcome the Year of the Rabbit
Star-Advertiser staff
The Hawaii Kotohira Jinsha-Hawaii Dazaifu Tenmangu temple, at 1239 Olomea St. in Kalihi, invites the public to participate in centuries-old traditions to welcome the Year of the Rabbit.
Season of celebration
Pat Gee
The classic Nativity scene of Jesus' birth in a manger is a cultural icon at Christmas, but "it's not just a fairy tale," says the Rev. Ruth Peterson, pastor of the Joy of Christ Lutheran Church in Pearl City. "It's something we believe happened in a real time and in a real place.
Live Nativity scene provides seasonal balm
Pat Gee
Hundreds of children and their parents walked through the dark and found a spot on a long stone wall along Manoa Road, under a dripping canopy of huge trees, to be transported back in time to a stable in Bethlehem -- where a baby was born to Mary and Joseph in a manger, surrounded by animals, angels, shepherds and three wise men.
Isle Unitarians celebrate the light
Pat Gee
Long before Dec. 25 became the date for the celebration of Christmas, the darkest days of winter frightened ancient people into performing rituals that evolved into religious celebrations of light.
Inmates visit family via ministry
Pat Gee
Families who can't get together to celebrate Christmas often feel like they're missing out on the real gifts of the holidays, even after the presents are opened.
Presses stop rolling for local Episcopal newspaper
Pat Gee
The Hawaiian Church Chronicle ends 128 years of keeping members of the Episcopal Church informed with the publication of its December issue.
Isle youths fill new choir with harmony
Pat Gee
Most members of the new Hawaii Sacred Choir are young local kids, but they don English accents whenever they sing classic cathedral music, complete with rolling R's.
Mormon leader attends temple rededication
Star-Advertiser staff
Thomas S. Monson, worldwide president of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints, attended the rededication ceremony of the newly renovated Laie Hawaii Temple on Sunday.
Isle groups celebrate Hanukkah
Star-Advertiser staff
Eight days of Hanukkah celebrations, open to the public, will begin Wednesday at Chabad of Hawaii and Temple Emanu-El in Honolulu.
Religion briefs
Star-Advertiser staff
St. Clement's to hold Christmas fair • Event introduces kids to St. Nicholas
Scholar recollects Lincoln's words in call for unity
Pat Gee
President Abraham Lincoln's words in 1865 have reached across time to counsel a country that is angry and deeply divided today across religious and political lines, says national best-selling author Ron C. White Jr.
Kaumakapili marks 100 years
Pat Gee
Kaumakapili Church's 172-year history is distinguished by the perseverance of a congregation that has had to move and rebuild its sanctuary three times in the Kalihi-Palama area.
'Centering prayer' retunes thoughts to inner harmony
Pat Gee
With the hectic holidays about to descend, taking time to do a Christian method of meditation might help practitioners acquire more peace and good will toward men.
Alliance to honor religion reporter
Star-Advertiser staff
The Interfaith Alliance Hawaii will present longtime Honolulu Star-Bulletin reporter Mary Adamski with a Special Recognition and Appreciation Award later this month.
Chaplains fear quandary
Tom Breen / Associated Press
Dozens of retired military chaplains say that serving both God and the U.S. armed forces will become impossible for chaplains whose faiths consider homosexuality a sin if the "don't ask, don't tell" policy is thrown out.
Church program unites competition and Christ
Associated Press
SALEM, Ore. » Combining sports and Scripture is a task Pastor Kevin Hearne has managed to implement at Bethany Baptist Church in South Salem.
Honpa Hongwanji Mission gets vocal with values
Pat Gee
Reacting to vocal opposition to civil unions and gays in the military by some religious conservatives, a Hawaii Buddhist organization has broken its traditional silence with a statement urging tolerance.
Renovated Laie Hawaii Temple reopens
Pat Gee
In the first public viewing in 32 years, more than 17,000 people from around the world will get to walk on "holy ground" inside the Laie Hawaii Temple of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints, following a major renovation project.
Author and youth ranch founder to address conference
Star-Advertiser staff
The Alec & Belle Waterhouse Lecture Series is inviting women of all ages to a free conference, "Hope Rising," featuring author Kim Meeder next week at Waialae Baptist Church.
Cash-crunched temple raises $41,762
Star-Advertiser staff
Jikoen Hongwanji Mission, facing a $75,000 budget shortfall, raised more than $41,000 at a concert Sunday at the Okinawan temple in Kalihi.
Cash-crunched temple rallies support
Pat Gee
Shohei Miyasato was an immigrant from Okinawa who didn't speak English, but he spearheaded a petition drive that allowed Jikoen Hongwanji Mission in Kalihi to keep its doors open during World War II, when virtually all Japanese organizations in Hawaii were shut down.
Restored organ to be dedicated
Pat Gee
The first time Deborah Zuercher stepped up to play the newly refurbished pipe organ at the Parish of St. Clement, she felt as if she were entering the cockpit of a giant jet airplane.
Event honors Gandhi, nonviolence
Pat Gee
As a 12-year-old boy growing up in Georgia, William T. Randall despised the Japanese for attacking Pearl Harbor. But when Mahatma Gandhi won independence for India through nonviolent protest two years later, his view started to change.
Church leaders learn to set physical limits
Pat Gee
Church leaders training to deal with sexual misconduct are presented with a case study in which a parishioner says of a minister:
Islamic festival delayed
Pat Gee
The national furor over the proposed mosque at Ground Zero in New York has caused local Muslim leaders to delay their annual Ramadan celebration to avoid holding it on Sept. 11, the anniversary of the terrorist attacks in 2001.
Public invited to isle Yom Kippur events
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Baron Northbrook
Baron Northbrook, of Stratton in the County of Southampton, is a title in the Peerage of the United Kingdom. It was created in 1866 for the Liberal politician and former Chancellor of the Exchequer, Sir Francis Baring, 3rd Baronet. The holders of the barony represent the genealogically senior branch of the prominent Baring family. The name Northbrook is derived from a tithing of the local parish.[1]
The holders of the barony descend from Francis Baring, whose father had emigrated to Great Britain from Germany. Francis was the founder of the family firm that grew into Barings Bank. The firm increased in wealth and influence to the point that, on 29 May 1793, Francis was created a baronet, of Larkbeer in the County of Devon, in the Baronetage of Great Britain. His eldest son Thomas became the second Baronet, also representing Chipping Wycombe and Hampshire in the House of Commons. Sir Thomas was succeeded by his eldest son Francis, third Baronet. Sir Francis held office as Chancellor of the Exchequer and First Lord of the Admiralty. In 1866 he was raised to the Peerage of the United Kingdom as Baron Northbrook, of Stratton in the County of Southampton.
Lord Northbrook's eldest son Thomas, the second Baron, was Viceroy of India from 1872 to 1876. In that year he was created Viscount Baring, of Lee in the County of Kent, and Earl of Northbrook, in the County of Southampton. Both titles were in the Peerage of the United Kingdom. On his death, the titles passed to his eldest son Francis George, second Earl. He sat as a Member of Parliament for Winchester and Biggleswade. The second Lord Northbrook was childless and, on his death in 1929, the viscountcy and earldom became extinct. He was succeeded in the baronetcy and barony by his first cousin Francis Arthur, who became the fourth Baron Northbrook. Francis Arthur was the son of the Hon. Francis Baring (1850–1915), third son of the first Baron and a partner in Barings Bank.
As of 2010[update] the titles are held by the fourth Baron's grandson, the sixth Baron, who succeeded his father in 1990. Lord Northbrook is one of the ninety elected hereditary peers who remain in the House of Lords after the passing of the House of Lords Act 1999, and sits on the Conservative benches.
The Baring family is one of the most ennobled in the United Kingdom and numerous other members of the family have gained distinction. The first Baron Northbrook's uncle (his father's next youngest brother) was Alexander Baring, 1st Baron Ashburton, two of his first cousins (both sons of Henry Baring, his father's next youngest brother after Lord Ashburton) were Edward Baring, 1st Baron Revelstoke and Evelyn Baring, 1st Earl of Cromer, and one of his first cousins once removed (third son of Lord Cromer) was Evelyn Baring, 1st Baron Howick of Glendale. Also, the Right Reverend Charles Baring, Bishop of Durham, was his younger brother. The Bishop's son Thomas was a banker and Conservative politician.
Baring baronets, of Larkbeer (1793)[edit]
- Sir Francis Baring, 1st Baronet (1740–1810)
- Sir Thomas Baring, 2nd Baronet (1772–1848)
- Sir Francis Thornhill Baring, 3rd Baronet (1796–1866) (created Baron Northbrook in 1866)
Barons Northbrook (1866)[edit]
- Francis Thornhill Baring, 1st Baron Northbrook (1796–1866)
- Thomas George Baring, 2nd Baron Northbrook (1826–1904) (created Earl of Northbrook in 1876)
Earls of Northbrook (1876)[edit]
- Thomas George Baring, 1st Earl of Northbrook (1826–1904)
- Francis George Baring, 2nd Earl of Northbrook (1850–1929)
Barons Northbrook (1866; reverted)[edit]
- Francis Arthur Baring, 4th Baron Northbrook (1882–1947)
- Francis John Baring, 5th Baron Northbrook (1915–1990)
- Francis Thomas Baring, 6th Baron Northbrook (born 1954)
There is no heir to the barony. The heir presumptive to the baronetcy is the present holder's fourth cousin, Peter Baring (born 1939). He is a great-great-grandson of the Right Reverend Charles Baring, younger son of the second Baronet.
The heir presumptive's heir apparent is his son Samuel Nigel Baring (born 1987)
See also[edit]
- ^ "'The parish of Micheldever', A History of the County of Hampshire: Volume 3 pp. 390-394". University of London & History of Parliament Trust. 1908. Retrieved January 4, 2009.
- Kidd, Charles, Williamson, David (editors). Debrett's Peerage and Baronetage (1990 edition). New York: St Martin's Press, 1990,[page needed]
- Leigh Rayment's Peerage Pages [self-published source][better source needed]
- Lundy, Darryl. "www.thepeerage.com". The Peerage.[unreliable source?]


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These are very exciting times for Linux. As far as I know, Linux is the most sophisticated QoS-enabled OS available today. The closest second is probably BSD's ALTQ, which lags quite a bit behind the sophistication, flexibility and extensibility found in Linux TC. I am not aware of any such functionality in Microsoft products (perhaps someone could provide pointers if they exist). Sun Solaris does have a CBQ and RSVP combo they sell as a separate product. I predict a huge increase in the use of Linux servers as a result of the many features available with TC. Alexey has taken Linux to a new level.
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