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Indiana Gov. Mike Pence has urged lawmakers to send a bill to his desk by the end of the week to clarify the intent of a new religious-objections law that critics fear could permit discrimination against gays and lesbians.
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As Christians prepare to celebrate the sacred mysteries of Holy Week, students and teachers at Juan Diego Catholic High School are focusing more deeply on personal faith. The practice of faith at Juan Diego helps prepare students for the journey.
Indiana governor wants changes to religious-objections law
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Indiana Gov. Mike Pence asked lawmakers Tuesday to send him a clarification of the state's new religious-freedom law later this week, while Arkansas legislators passed a similar measure, despite criticism that it is a thinly disguised attempt to permit discrimination against gays.
Religious freedom laws not used against gays in the past
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Religious freedom laws like the one causing an uproar in Indiana have never been successfully used to defend discrimination against gays — and have rarely been used at all, legal experts say.
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A recent explosion and success of faith-based films in Hollywood like "God is Not Dead," "Son of God" and "Noah," indicates audiences are hungry for this type of entertainment, and Hollywood producers are taking note.
Churches can meet in NYC schools despite ruling
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White House says Indiana law is different from federal one
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Vatican hopes to avoid financial scandal during Jubilee year
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The Vatican finance minister said Tuesday he hopes to avoid financial scandal with the upcoming Jubilee Year, saying the plans will be subject to new Vatican procedures to ensure they follow international standards for transparency and accountability.
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Thanksgiving is one of my favorites times of the year! Of course it is the Thanksgiving dinner that hold a special place in my heart. Roast turkey has to be one of my favorite meals but I only seem to have it during the holidays so I am always looking forward to it. Though the turkey is the star of the show, I find that I spend more time thinking up what to do for sides and without great sides the turkey gets kind of lonely. A great Thanksgiving dinner is of course topped off with a great dessert and for a holiday meal it is acceptable t go all out!
With the US Thanksgiving coming up this week I thought that I would round up a few of my favorites Thanksgiving meal ideas.
Parmesan and Sage Roasted Turkey Breast - Most recently my favorite roast turkey recipe was this one which turned out nice and moist and full of flavour and the gravy was also amazingly good. In the past I have also enjoyed a thyme and rosemary roast turkey breast and last year I went with a texmex theme and I enjoyed a maple and chipotle roast turkey.
Pinot Noir Cranberry Sauce - In my opinion, a Thanksgiving turkey dinner would just not be complete with out some cranberry sauce and this pinot noir cranberry sauce is a great place to start. A simple maple cranberry sauce is also a great idea as the maple adds a really nice hint of flavour to the sauce.
Cranberry Chutney - This year I went with something a little different when I made this cranberry chutney which has an amazing balance of tart, sweet, tangy and spicy. I will be making this cranberry chutney many more times!
Green Bean Casserole - When it comes to sides you really can't go wrong with the classics and this made from scratch green bean casserole is definitely a classic. If you want to change things up a bit try a blue cheese green bean casserole or even a broccoli casserole.
Sweet Potato Casserole - Another great classic is this sweet potato casserole which is practically a dessert disguised as a side! I find that sweet potatoes and squash/pumpkin is pretty much interchangeable and this pumpkin casserole is another great take on a sweet potato casserole!
White Cheddar and Garlic Mashed Potatoes - Speaking of potatoes, mashed potatoes commonly make an appearance on my holiday dinner menus and it is hard to beat these white cheddar and roasted garlic mashed potatoes!
Creamy Roasted Garlic Mashed Potatoes - These are another of my favorite ways to do mashed potatoes! You just can't go wrong with lots of sweet creamy roasted garlic!
Brussels Sprouts with Bacon, Cranberries and Pecans - I am always trying to work more green vegetables into my meal plans and during fall and winter brussels sprouts are a nice way to do so. These brussels sprouts fit right in with the holidays with their dried cranberries and pecans. Feel free to add some bacon as well! I also recently enjoyed some brussels sprouts and bacon covered in melted gorgonzola
Onion Gratin - Another side that I have been enjoying lately and that would make a excellent showing at any holiday meal are these slow roasted onions covered in cheese. If you like this idea but want something a little lighter then how about some herb roasted onions?
Roasted Apple Sauce - Apple sauce is a perfectly seasonal side or condiment for a holiday dinner but this time how about trying roasting the apples to pack in even more flavour!
Roasted Butternut Squash with Caramelized Onions, Gorgonzola and Crispy Fried Sage - This is my new all time favorite side!!! The title says it all! It was derived from an earlier version, the roasted squash with gorgonzola and maple syrup.
Pumpkin Pie - This is one of my favorite fall treats and this time I made it with a gingersnap crust and topped it with drizzled caramel sauce.
Sweet Potato Pecan Pie - How can you go wrong by combining two great pies? This combo turns out even better than the sum of its parts!
Maple Pecan Pie - Speaking of pecan pie, a pecan pie is a perfect dessert for that special holiday meal!
Medjool Date Pecan Pie - Medjool dates are currently in season and they go so well in a pecan pie!
Maple Pumpkin Pie Cheesecake - You really can't go wrong with a classic like cheesecake! Why not spice it up a bit, and add some seasonal pumpkin for a pumpkin pie cheesecake?
Pumpkin Pie Ice Cream - I hope you haven't put your ice cream makers away yet because this is another great way to enjoy some of that pumpkin.
Maple Pecan Ice Cream - If you are a maple fanatic like me then this will quickly become one of your favorite ice creams! Serve it with any of the pies above for even more decadence. :)
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A couple of weeks ago, I attended the Asian Street Food festival at my friend's restaurant in Denver, the culmination of our trip to Vietnam or Red Boat Odyssey that I participated a few months ago. I presented two dishes: Cold Crab Noodles and Tamarind Shrimp. When I developed the recipe for Cold Crab Noodles and posted the pictures on my social media, many fans and readers were asking for the recipe. So here it is, I have decided to share it here with you.
I am not sure about the rest of America, but the weather has gotten really hot here in Southern California. It's strange, but it seems like the real HOT summer in SoCal always starts in September when the rest of the country cools down after Labor Day.
With the scorching heat outside, I find a serving of this Cold Crab Noodle very refreshing. The recipe below makes a big batch of the fish sauce based dressing, which you can keep in the refrigerator and use it whenever you want. For the fish sauce, I recommend Red Boat Fish Sauce, which is the best artisanal fish sauce in the market, made purely from anchovies and salt, and no MSG. I visited the factory so I can attest to the fact.
For the crab meat, for the best results, use crab meat picked from live crabs. If you can't find fresh crabs where you are, you can use frozen crab meat. However, the end result will not be as great. If you have a seafood store where you are, you can also get crab lump meat, which is commonly used for crab cakes. In any case, the fresher and the more crab you use, the better tasting this dish is. Enjoy the flavors of Vietnam in this dish, enjoy!
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looks delicious , although I have never tried the glass noodles :)
Congratulations on presenting in Denver. I am a huge fan of Cholon and I love your web site! I look forward to trying some of your recipes.
I like your salad dressing recipe. I am going to use it for other types of salad too. Thanks for sharing, Bee.
TIPS: to "crush" the palm sugar – I usually use Microplane grater. I don't have to use too much muscle power with this tool (vs. using mortar & pestle). Easier to clean too. What do you think?
The pictures look amazing. The recipe is easy to follow and the sauce sounds really delicious. Thanks for sharing.


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So I'm not a PS3 user, but what does this mean for those who use PS3? Do they not have 3D acceleration anymore? AFAIK, there's still no nvidia support.
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Besides dropping the Intel 965 Gallium3D driver from mainline Mesa, the Gallium3D Cell driver has also been removed too...
So I'm not a PS3 user, but what does this mean for those who use PS3? Do they not have 3D acceleration anymore? AFAIK, there's still no nvidia support.
if ps3 had more memory and if i had more money i would consider using ps3 as my main computer, but my computer now is better than ps3. maybe the next generation will be good enough.
Cell is dead as a platform for mainframes. Some aspects have been merged into newer POWER CPUs but for those aren't used on computers directly hooked to displays anyway
The only place IBM sells Cell directly is in blades like the QS22.
Trusting Sony enough to write tens of thousands of lines of code in Mesa and the kernel to support the PAYstation 3 was a mistake to begin with.
Sony is a DRM and old media company that thrives on misusing Linux for tax evasion purposes (PAYstation 2) and then decided to label it as a value added feature to the PAYstation 3. Then when a bunch of scientists decide to buy the PAYstation 3 simply because it's heavily subsidized and makes a neat and cost effective compute cluster due to Linux, Sony drops that support. This makes them guilty of fraud and false advertising.
Sony is slime. They're every bit as bad as Monoposoft and Crapple in their love of exploiting the user and crippling their products to satisfy big media cartels at the expense of the end user. It probably serves anyone who was foolish enough to buy a PAYstation 3 right. At least the RROD BOX 360 just has shoddy hardware. You know where Monoposoft stands on Linux support from the beginning. (Not that I advise buying one of those anyway).
Slightly off topic, but video game consoles this generation are just a complete and utter rip off. Has anyone but me noticed that games went up $10 each and that they only ship half the game on that disc and make you spend another $40 downloading it piece by piece from them?
You do know that using stupid names for company doesn't make you look smarter and them worse right?
Between them you have general fraud, false advertising, monopoly abuse, theft (I consider DRM a form of theft against the user), racketeering, tax evasion, and paying "independent" reviewers to spread libel about competitors. These people would all be in prison if they weren't rich.
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"Certainly a lot of lives were potentially saved."The chief medical examiner has said the ammunition was designed to expend its energy in the victim's tissues and stay inside the body to inflict the maximum amount of damage.By late afternoon, President Barack Obama arrived to console families and speak at an interfaith vigil in memory of the 26 teachers and schoolchildren who were killed in the second-deadliest school shooting in U.S. history.As hundreds of mourners lined up to see the president, Red Cross workers passed out stuffed animals and blankets in a cold drizzle. Anna James cried as she waited to get in."Teachers, the first thing they want is to keep their children safe," she said. "It's too much. It's just too much."Newtown officials couldn't say whether Sandy Hook Elementary School would ever reopen. The school district was considering sending surviving students to an empty school in nearby Monroe. But for many parents, it was much too soon to contemplate resuming school-day routines."We're just now getting ready to talk to our son about who was killed," said Robert Licata, the father of a boy who was at the school during the shooting but escaped harm. "He's not even there yet."Jim Agostine, superintendent of schools in nearby Monroe, said plans were being made for students from Sandy Hook to attend classes in his town this week.The road ahead for Newtown was clouded with grief."I feel like we have to get back to normal, but I don't know if there is normal anymore," said Kim Camputo, mother of two children, ages 5 and 10, who attend a different school. "I'll definitely be dropping them off and picking them up myself for a while."Also Sunday, a Connecticut official said the gunman's mother was found dead in her pajamas in bed, shot four times in the head with a .22-caliber rifle. The killer then went to the school with guns he took from his mother, got inside by breaking a window and began blasting his way through the building.Federal agents have concluded that Lanza visited an area shooting range, but they do not know whether he actually practiced shooting there.Ginger Colburn, a spokeswoman for the federal Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco and Firearms, would not identify the range or say how recently he was there.Agents also determined that Lanza's mother visited shooting ranges several times, but it's still not clear whether she brought her son to the range or whether he ever fired a weapon there, Colburn said.Investigators have offered no motive for the shooting, and police have found no letters or diaries that could shed light on it.Newtown police Lt. George Sinko said he "would find it very difficult" for students to return to the same school where they came so close to death.But, he added, "We want to keep these kids together. They need to support each other."Jennifer Waters, who at 6 is the same age as many of the dead but attends another school, came to Mass at Saint Rose of Lima Roman Catholic church with lots of questions."The little children -- are they with the angels?" she asked her mother.Joan Waters assured her daughter that they were, then hushed the child as services continued with boxes of tissues placed in each pew and window sill.An overflow crowd of more than 800 people packed the church where eight children will be buried this week. Lanza and his mother also attended the church. Spokesman Brian Wallace said the diocese has yet to be asked to provide funerals for either.In his homily, the Rev. Jerald Doyle tried to answer the question of how parishioners could find joy in a holiday season with so much sorrow."You won't remember what I say, and it will become unimportant," he said. "But you will really hear deep down that word that will finally and ultimately bring peace and joy. That is the word by which we live. That is the word by which we hope. That is the word by which we love."At a later Mass at St. Rose of Lima, the priest stopped midway through the service and told worshippers to leave, because someone had phoned in a threat. Police searched the church and the rectory but found nothing dangerous.The rifle used was a Bushmaster .223-caliber, a civilian version of the military's M-16 and a model commonly seen at marksmanship competitions. It's similar to the weapon used in the 2002 sniper killings in the Washington, D.C., area and in a recent shopping mall shooting in Oregon.Versions of the AR-15 were outlawed in the United States under the 1994 assault weapons ban. That law expired in 2004, and Congress, in a nod to the political clout of the gun-rights lobby, did not renew it.Investigators have said they believe Adam Lanza attended Sandy Hook many years ago, but they couldn't explain why he went there Friday.Authorities said Lanza had no criminal history, and it was not clear whether he had a job.A law enforcement official, speaking on condition of anonymity because the person was not authorized to discuss the unfolding investigation, has said Lanza had been diagnosed with Asperger's, a mild form of autism often characterized by social awkwardness.People with the disorder are often highly intelligent. While they can become frustrated more easily, there is no evidence of a link between Asperger's and violent behavior, experts say.------Associated Press writers John Christoffersen and Michael Melia in Newtown, David Collins in Hartford and Brian Skoloff in Phoenix contributed to this report.
This 2005 photo provided by neighbor Barbara Frey and verified by Richard Novia, shows Adam Lanza. Authorities have identified Lanza as the gunman who killed his mother at their home and then opened fire Friday, Dec. 14, 2012, inside an elementary school in Newtown, Conn., killing 26 people, including 20 children, before killing himself. Novia was the school district's former head of security and he advised the school technology club that Adam and his older brother belonged to. (AP Photo/Barbara Frey)


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Mississippi is #6 at 55.3%. If you go by gun sales (background checks) it's a little different, but the top 10 is still dominated by non-south states. Here's the opinion piece: I've lived in 7 different states across the US including very rural Ohio (almost like the south), rural NY and Maine, and what I've learned is there are plenty of gun-crazy rednecks everywhere. No area of the country is any nuttier than another area. It comes down to man power and there are more non-south states than southern states.
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PS - if it's cool with everyone I'd like to take credit for the civil war segment...it was my post at the top of pg. 2 that ignited a flame deep within Mr. Carter. I'm happy to help with any boredom remedies.
bush was stupid but at least its an ethos
Who's the ****ing nihilist here!?
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McCartney's new show seamlessly blends both Beatles and Wings classics with rarities from both bands. We asked him how he decides what songs make the cut in his concerts: "You've just got to judge it between rare and stuff that people still know. If you just do a whole big bunch of songs that nobody knows, that's kind of all right for a club. But I think when you've got these big arenas, I've gotta give 'em a kind of night out that I would want. So that includes hits. We do some that they don't know so well and then some that they know all too well."
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The Ministry of Home Affairs comprises several Departments with the Department heads reporting directly to the Permanent Secretary. In addition, under the Ministry's remit are the Municipalities (Corporation of Hamilton and the Corporation of St. Georges), the Bermuda Economic Development Corporation, the 9 Parish Councils and the Charities Commission.
To streamline processes while improving efficiency in order to stimulate business development, encourage job growth, and protect the consumer, for the sustained well-being of Bermuda.
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The Hon. Michael M. Fahy, JP Minister of Home Affairs
Ministry of Home Affairs 5 th Floor Dame Lois Brown-Evans Building 58 Court Street Hamilton HM Bermuda
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