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It was one of the few times I have wept over others' misfortunes – especially my patients.
I went into a closet to weep very bitter tears.
The thought of others seeing me so heartbroken was unconscionable, one which I simply could not bear.
Posted by Warm Southern Breeze on Saturday, November 29, 2014
It was one of the few times I have wept over others' misfortunes – especially my patients.
I went into a closet to weep very bitter tears.
The thought of others seeing me so heartbroken was unconscionable, one which I simply could not bear.
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Posted by Warm Southern Breeze on Sunday, October 12, 2014
Open Letter to Governor Bentley
October 10, 2014 at 12:45pm
Governor Bentley,
I need to go to the doctor. But I can't. For some reason I still can't understand you turned down Federal money set aside for people like me.
On June 24, 2014, on my way to see a doctor to determine disability benefits, I had a car accident. My car was totaled and my lip busted. I had hit the steering wheel with my face.
I still almost refused the ambulance ride because I was afraid of the bill. It took a street full of people to convince me to go. I had my lip sewn up, some scans done. I was sent home with a neck brace.
I have $12,000 in bills now, and my disability was denied. I am more disabled now than before the accident. I am waiting on an appeal with no medical care and no income. That hospital bill will never get paid. I wonder how many other people in this state are in the same situation. Sometimes I think Read the rest of this entry »
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Posted by Warm Southern Breeze on Monday, June 30, 2014
Think about that next time someone's favorite religious nut job goes to court.
Because of extremist, right-wing religious radicals, women are again being relegated to second class citizens, WITHOUT full rights and being further victimized by having access denied to birth control/oral contraceptives – i.e., Ortho Novum 777, progesterone, estrogens, etc. – NOT abortion.
Those medications also treat other diseases exclusive to women, including polycystic ovarian disease, endometriosis, amenorrhea/ dysmenorrhea, etc.
The question before the court was this:
"At issue here are regulations promulgated by the Department of Health and Human Services (HHS) under the Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act of 2010 (ACA), which, as relevant here, requires specified employers' group health plans to furnish "preventive care and screenings" for women without "any cost sharing requirements," 42 U. S. C. §300gg–13(a)(4). Congress did not specify what types of preventive care must be covered; it authorized the Health Resources and Services Administration, a component of HHS, to decide."
One's private personal religious beliefs should never be on trial.
Yet now, because of extremist right-wing radicals, the door is now opened wide to mandate any employee of a "closely held" multi-national corporation, to FORCE them to adhere to THEIR religious beliefs… even when it jeopardizes their health.
Any well-read, well-studied Christian should be familiar with Read the rest of this entry »
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Posted by Warm Southern Breeze on Monday, June 23, 2014
I am overjoyed to learn of this OUTSTANDINGLY EXCELLENT news!
Happy Day!
You've read the headline, so you "know" something of the "bottom line."
A few weeks back, I had written a thoughtful Op-Ed about the matter entitled "Why the LGBT community should support Shirey Ice Cream in Florence, Alabama," and encouraged peaceful reconciliation.
In part I wrote…
"An eye for an eye, and a tooth for a tooth" does nothing more than increase eyeless, toothless people. It multiplies injury, and eventually claims everyone.
"On the other hand, in stark contrast, love covers a multitude of sins.
"Love your enemies. Pray for those who persecute you. Do good to those who hate you. Let the light of your good deeds shine so brightly so that many others can see it, who will then give praise to your Heavenly Father because of them.
"Those ideas are truly revolutionary values."
I do not know whether or not Read the rest of this entry »
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Posted by Warm Southern Breeze on Sunday, June 22, 2014
"For Scripture says, "Do not muzzle an ox while it is treading out the grain," and "The worker deserves his wages.""
Lately, much has been made of raising the Minimum Wage, which does nothing more than establish a minimum standard.
But who cares about minimums?
We should strive to exceed!
Some well-known, publicly-traded, highly profitable firms, however, revel in greed, and wallow in the slop, when they can do far better for the employees who operate their businesses.
The question is often asked "why pay unskilled workers $10 or even more per hour?"
It's a valid question, and deserves a genuinely thoughtful response.
So, let's pose that question to BIG OIL COMPANIES in Williston, North Dakota, where…
"oilfield companies pay unskilled 19 year-olds $80,000 a year."
by Dan Weissmann
Monday, June 16, 2014 – 15:21
Williston, North Dakota, has the nation's highest rents. Thanks to the fracking boom, a basic apartment in Williston costs more than something similar in New York or San Francisco. And it comes with a lot fewer amenities.
For instance, shopping. If Walmart doesn't have it, the nearest outlet is at least two hours away. Now, a Swiss investment firm has announced plans to Read the rest of this entry »
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Posted by Warm Southern Breeze on Wednesday, May 28, 2014
Do Animals…
Things like this – Cat LOL videos, stories of animals having friendships, and other similarly expressive photos & stories (such as the depressed goat which was separated from, then was reunited with it's longtime donkey companion) – are quite fascinating.
The reason why should be self-evident. Which is, that we find them humorous or entertaining because we ascribe human traits to animals.
From childhood, I never considered the Read the rest of this entry »
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Posted by Warm Southern Breeze on Wednesday, May 21, 2014
by Edwin Markham, April 23, 1852 – March 7, 1940
That brief poem, or epigram, by Edwin Markham summarizes succinctly the idea upon which I will expound in this entry.
In the past several days, it came to light that a Shoals area Alabama entrepreneur, Garrett Shirey – who, with his brothers Reese & Austin, are founders and co-owners of Shirey Ice Cream in the northwest Alabama town of Florence, population 39,447 – had Tweeted at least two uncharacteristic and very unbecoming messages. The specific dates and times they were made, and the content can be seen in the screen shot images of the Tweets, both which appear later in this entry.
First, some background.
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Posted by Warm Southern Breeze on Friday, March 28, 2014
Here, all along, we've been made to believe that Hobby Lobby Stores, Inc. – a privately held firm headquartered in Oklahoma City, Oklahoma, which boasts themselves "as a major private corporation in Forbes and Fortunes list of America's largest private companies," – objects on religious grounds (even though their owners are Protestant) to providing insurance coverage to their employees, which insurance includes coverage for female contraceptives.
Here is their attorney – Paul D. Clement, himself the 43d former Solicitor General of the United States – arguing their case:
Sebelius v. Hobby Lobby Stores, Inc.
Docket Number: 13-354
Date Argued: 03/25/14 Read the rest of this entry »
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Posted by Warm Southern Breeze on Thursday, March 6, 2014
It certainly seems that there's no shortage of opinion on FaceBook.
Recently, I had seen this posted on a friend's page, and remarked upon it. Whether or not Eminem said it, I am uncertain. However, the sentiment expressed was what caught my attention.
Since we're now in Read the rest of this entry »
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Posted by Warm Southern Breeze on Saturday, August 24, 2013
I may step on a few toes with my next remark, but I can always apologize, and ask forgiveness if it so be the case that my remarks are found offensive.
However, suffice it to say, that our nation's Congress, has, for at least the past 20 years, or so – and even moreso in the past decade plus – embarked upon a very Read the rest of this entry »
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Posted by Warm Southern Breeze on Saturday, June 1, 2013
Recently, Moore, OK was devastated by a mile-wide twister.
Serves 'em right.
God hates fags.
Our government should do nothing.
Everybody knows, this is an act of God.
God is punishing Oklahoma for their wickedness.
This is purely a religious matter, and government should get out of the way.
This has NOTHING to do with climate change.
Insurance companies should cancel & deny coverage.
They have that right.
Tough luck.
Suck it up.
Oh… wait.
It was.
The reader should understand, this is PURE SARCASM.
What is sarcasm?
Simply put, sarcasm is Read the rest of this entry »
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Posted by Warm Southern Breeze on Thursday, May 2, 2013
Today marks the feast day celebrating the life of Athanasius – Saint, Doctor of the Church, Father of Orthodoxy, Defender of the Faith and "Father of The Canon" – who is highly respected not only within the Catholic Church, but in all of Christendom not just because he defended orthodox Christianity (then in its infancy) against what is described as the greatest greatest crisis of faith ever to befall the Church, the Arian Heresy, but because in the process, he was also the first to effectively elucidate the nature of the Trinity. "Athanasius contra mundum" – Latin, meaning "Athanasius against the world" – was the hallmark phrase noting his dedication to Apostolic tradition during the First Council of Nicaea.
When I converted, I took two patrons: First, Saint Athanasius the Great, and Second, John Henry Newman (now Blessed John Henry Newman).
{NOTE: The tradition of taking a saint's name in baptism began in Germany and France during the Middle Ages. The custom spread throughout the church, with the exception of Ireland until after the Norman invasion in 1066 (11th century), were at first, it was considered an irreverence. However, a baptismal saint becomes a special and personal patron, protecting the person who bears his or her name. It was expected that the baptized eventually learn the story of their patron saints, model themselves after them, and seek their intercession for guidance and protection. Taking a particular saint as a patron and model of one's own personal faith might seem somewhat out of character for modern believers, because the saints lived in different times. However, their lives continue to testify that a a baptized person can walk with the mystery of God and thrive in faith. Their lives tell how the Good News of the Gospel can be lived in a practical way. This doesn't mean that people of today should copy saints in some external way, but rather, that the saints' lives can be a stimulus and source of inspiration toward one's personal efforts to follow the way of Jesus in our own time, situations and culture.}
Simply put, Arianism taught that Jesus was created "a son of God" and therefore was not fully divine, but only partially. And as it seems today, increasingly, Arianism had become more a political ideology, rather than a religious movement. At the time, Theology was a topic which most deeply engaged men's thoughts, and the Arian controversy interested all classes of people. Indeed, the heretical propositions of Arianism made rapid inroads into popular thinking because they were publicized in the form of songs set to popular tunes, were chanted in forums, and carried by sailors from port to port.
Complicating matters was that simultaneously Read the rest of this entry »
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Posted by Warm Southern Breeze on Monday, April 15, 2013
"I'll add that there's one more feature here, of Las Vegas, which I think bears mentioning. And that is what I kinda' think of as a sort of "frontier culture" mentality among residents, and I think, even among visitors.
"That Las Vegas is this sort of place of place of total license. You know… its the 'Wild West,' it's an open frontier for all kinds of immorality and exploration of vice, and… the entire self-branding of Las Vegas as this place where that is not only tolerated, but actually sanctioned.
"You know, the "What happens in Vegas stays in Vegas" kind of mentality – produces, I think, a kind of… sort of libertarian ethos of 'go it alone, do it yourself.' And help seeking in this sort of framework is perhaps not accepted or valorized the way it is other parts of the country.
"These kind of cultural arguments are always very hard to make. They always sound deeply unscientific. But, in a lot ways, I think that's exactly where a lot of the explanatory power comes from… is in this understanding the culture and values underlying people's behavioral sense."
- Matt Wray, sociologist, Temple University, Philadelphia, PA, and co-author of a 2008 paper entitled "Leaving Las Vegas: Exposure to Las Vegas and Risk of Suicide" / excerpted from Freakonomics Radio, episode #92 "Gambling With Your Life," released April 27, 2011
Of late, attention has been increasingly given to the suicide rate of veterans returning home from the horrors of war in the Middle East, specifically, from their numerous extended tours of duty in Iraq and Afghanistan.
While in retrospect, many acknowledge that Read the rest of this entry »
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Posted by Warm Southern Breeze on Monday, February 11, 2013
Peace be with you, Papa, and bless your for your honesty by acknowledging that "…both strength of mind and body are necessary, strength which in the last few months has deteriorated in me to the extent that I have had to recognize my incapacity to adequately fulfill the ministry entrusted to me."
May your successor be more than four times as strong as you, ten times as wise, a hundredfold more personable than John Paul II.
Pope Benedict XVI announced he will resign at end of month:
"I declare that I renounce the ministry of Bishop of Rome, Successor of Saint Peter, entrusted to me by the Cardinals on 19 April 2005, in such a way, that as from 28 February 2013, at 20:00 hours, the See of Rome, the See of Saint Peter, will be vacant and a Conclave to elect the new Supreme Pontiff will have to be convoked by those whose competence it is."
Pope Benedict XVI on Monday said he plans on resigning the papal office on February 28th. Below please find his announcement.
Full text of Pope's declaration
Dear Brothers,
I have convoked you to this Consistory, not only for the three canonizations, but also to communicate to you a decision of great importance for the life of the Church. After having repeatedly examined my conscience before God, I have come to the certainty that Read the rest of this entry »
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Posted by Warm Southern Breeze on Monday, January 21, 2013
The things we continue to learn about the explicit wickedness and evil of that era continues to plague the South, and the nation at large… particularly those who pander to it in the Republican party. And GOP party officials wonder why they continue to lose elections. Perhaps they should get a clue.
FIFTY years ago, Birmingham, Ala., provided the enduring iconography of the civil rights era, testing the mettle of the Rev. Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. so dramatically that he was awarded the 1964 Nobel Peace Prize.
During his protest there in May 1963, the biblical spectacle of black children facing down Public Safety Commissioner Eugene (Bull) Connor's fire hoses and police dogs set the stage for King's Sermon on the Mount some four months later at the Lincoln Memorial. And the civil rights movement's "Year of Birmingham" passed into history as an epic narrative of good versus evil.
Our understanding of the "good" has expanded beyond the lone-dreamer theory to embrace other activists, like King's partner in Birmingham, the Rev. Fred Shuttlesworth. Yet the evil segregationist archetype is fixed in the popular mind as the villainous housewife of "The Help" or the cretinous mob of "Django Unchained" — nobody we'd ever know, or certainly ever be.
But the disquieting reality is that the conflict was between not good and evil, but good and normal. The brute racism that today seems like mass social insanity was a "way of life" practiced by ordinary "good" people.
According to the Southern community's consensus of "normal," those fighting for rights now considered mainstream were "extremists," and public servants could rationalize plans to murder men like Shuttlesworth, confident that they were on the right side of history.
Consider new evidence about a plan by Connor to have Shuttlesworth assassinated. Under Connor's orders, Detective Tom Cook Read the rest of this entry »
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Posted by Warm Southern Breeze on Sunday, January 13, 2013
Here's the one-liner you'll remember, albeit one with significant truth:
"There's more pork in the Pentagon budget than a Smithfield corporate hog farm feedlot in North Carolina."
Or, if you prefer:
"There's more pork in the Pentagon budget than a Paula Deen Christmas recipe."
And if the Pentagon budget were a recipe, it'd be a recipe for disaster.
The budget for the United States Department of Defense accounts for very nearly 6% of our nation's budget. It is THE SINGLE LARGEST BUDGET ITEM in the entire budget. The amount of money sifting through the Pentagon's hands is more than the combined defense budgets of the world's top 15 wealthiest nations. And, it accounts for 4.7% of our nation's economy. Late former President Dwight David Eisenhower was spot-on accurate in his Farewell Address to the nation 17 January 1961 when he warned us saying:
"This conjunction of an immense military establishment and a large arms industry is new in the American experience. The total influence — economic, political, even spiritual — is felt in every city, every Statehouse, every office of the Federal government. We recognize the imperative need for this development. Yet, we must not fail to comprehend its grave implications. Our toil, resources, and livelihood are all involved. So is the very structure of our society.
"In the councils of government, we must guard against the acquisition of unwarranted influence, whether sought or unsought, by the military-industrial complex. The potential for the disastrous rise of misplaced power exists and will persist.
"We must never let the weight of this combination endanger our liberties or democratic processes. We should take nothing for granted. Only an alert and knowledgeable citizenry can compel the proper meshing of the huge industrial and military machinery of defense with our peaceful methods and goals, so that security and liberty may prosper together."
None of this is to say, of course, that any kind of spending on national defense is somehow a bad thing, for it is not. Yet Eisenhower specifically warned about even the spiritual implications of the DoD spending "Gone Wild." However, the last time the people, the Congress, the President or anyone else – including the Comptroller General, the Office of the DoD Inspector General, or the Secretary of Defense ever said anything about being budget hawks on the use of the people's taxes was September 10, 2001 when SecDef Donald Rumsfeld spoke to the Department of Defense, and announced that the Department of Defense "cannot track $2.3 trillion in transactions." Not only was that money MIA, but he added that…
"The technology revolution has transformed organizations across the private sector, but not ours, not fully, not yet. We are, as they say, tangled in our anchor chain. Our financial systems are decades old. According to some estimates, we cannot track $2.3 trillion in transactions. We cannot share information from floor to floor in this building because it's stored on dozens of technological systems that are inaccessible or incompatible.
"We maintain 20 to 25 percent more base infrastructure than we need to support our forces, at an annual waste to taxpayers of some $3 billion to $4 billion. Fully half of our resources go to infrastructure and overhead, and in addition to draining resources from warfighting, these costly and outdated systems, procedures and programs stifle innovation as well. A new idea must often survive the gauntlet of some 17 levels of bureaucracy to make it from a line officer's to my desk. I have too much respect for a line officer to believe that we need 17 layers between us."
-Donald Rumsfeld, U.S. Secretary of Defense, September 10, 2001
He discovered $2.3 Trillion in the DoD budget of taxpayer monies which had no accounting. It was "Missing In Action." The next day, the World Trade Centers suffered terrorist attacks. We never heard anything ever again. [Read the text of his speech here: http://www.defense.gov/speeches/speech.aspx?speechid=430]
Here's a video of the CBS news report.
And now, here's a jet plane that is the veritable aircraft version of a Jack-of-all-Trades-and-Master-of-None, which our nation's military has previously said they do not need, and already have other more durable, reliable and operable aircraft. And this is a thing that they have continuously said they want, rather than need.
Wants and needs are two entirely different things.
And not only that, but that the entire bidding process related to Defense contracts is fraught with cost overruns, late deliveries and more – all of which would NOT be, and is NOT tolerated in private enterprise. And yet, we somehow think that the sacred cow of Pentagon spending is somehow exempted from the normal rules of operation.
And now, with the budget items heating up again, it would be ludicrously preposterous to presume that the sacred cow of Pentagon slush funds slop trough is in pristine condition.
Other agencies, like American businesses and families throughout, have learned to live within their means, and make do with less.
Why can't the Pentagon?
By Tony Capaccio – Jan 12, 2013
Durability testing on the most complicated version of Lockheed Martin Corp.'s (LMT) F-35 was halted last month after "multiple" cracks were discovered in the fighter jet, according to the Pentagon's testing office.
The previously undisclosed halt in high-stress ground testing involves the F-35B, Read the rest of this entry »
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Posted by Warm Southern Breeze on Monday, October 15, 2012
"Everything they do is for show. On their arms they wear extra wide prayer boxes with Scripture verses inside, and they wear robes with extra long tassels."
-Jesus Christ, Matthew 23:5 (NLT)
By Felicia Sonmez , Updated: October 15, 2012
The head of a northeast Ohio charity says that the Romney campaign last week "ramrodded their way" into the group's Youngstown soup kitchen so that GOP vice presidential candidate Paul Ryan could get his picture taken washing dishes in the dining hall.
Brian J. Antal, president of the Mahoning County St. Vincent De Paul Society, said that he was not contacted by the Romney campaign ahead of the Saturday morning visit by Ryan, who stopped by the soup kitchen after a town hall at Youngstown State University.
"We're a faith-based organization; we are apolitical because the majority of our funding is from private donations," Antal said in a phone interview Monday afternoon. "It's strictly in our bylaws not to do it. They showed up there, and they did not have permission. They got one of the volunteers to open up the doors."
He added: "The photo-op they did wasn't even accurate. He did nothing. He just came in here to get his picture taken at the dining hall."
Ryan had stopped by the soup kitchen for about 15 minutes on his way to Read the rest of this entry »
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Posted by Warm Southern Breeze on Sunday, September 23, 2012
By DAVID LAUDERDALE
Published Saturday, September 22, 2012
LaSalle R. Vaughn was a Marine gunnery sergeant whose eyes could bore into you like a nail, and whose body was still taut as new rope when he died last Sunday at 88.
But everyone talks about his cinnamon rolls. Their sweet aroma would pull children into his kitchen from all over Sergeants Drive in Port Royal.
In 1943 he joined a U.S. Marine Corps that didn't really want the feisty half African-American, half Native American from Baton Rouge, La. But he'd seen the sharp uniform with a red stripe down blue pants, and he insisted on joining the Marines.
His vision of what it would be like changed quickly when he was sent to the segregated boot camp for African-Americans at Montford Point, outside Camp Lejeune, N.C.
He was immensely proud to have served more than two decades. He was a steward and chef to seven generals, even preparing a meal for a U.S. president. But he said paving the road to integration was hell.
The Rev. James E. Moore, pastor of Mt. Carmel Baptist Church in Dale and national chaplain of the Montford Point Marine Association, said: "I am convinced that had they failed — and there were many people who felt they would fail and wanted them to fail — I would not have been the first black sergeant major of the Marine Corps Recruit Depot Parris Island and Eastern Recruiting Region. I attribute that to what they went through and what they endured."
Montford Point Marines were honored in June with the Congressional Gold Medal.
But it's the corps within Vaughn's own home — his fatherhood — that should be talked about most during his final salute.
"Lord knows we need in our society today positive examples of strong men who accept the responsibility to be the people we were created to be," said Moore. "And when I say that, I mean first being fathers. I think fatherhood has been diminished in our society."
LaSalle and Catherine Vaughn — who would have been married 66 years in December — had five boys and two girls.
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NBA trade deadline: Suns could be active sellers
Collectively, they have not meshed.
Individually, they are attractive assets.
The Suns as we know them now may not look the same in one week's time. The NBA trade deadline is next Thursday, February 21 at 1:00 Arizona time.
The general manager, however, is already on record saying he expects everyone to remain on the roster through the deadline.
Lance Blanks told Arizona Sports 620's Doug & Wolf Monday, "I anticipate that, but you've got to be careful with it. I don't want to get on the radio and pound my chest and tell you things will status quo and then sure enough a deal gets done and someone gets moved."
Blanks left himself an out with that last comment. And with the Suns (17-36) owning the worst record in the Western Conference, it's hard not to see a move or moves being made in the next seven days.
With the one exception of Luis Scola, who as an amnesty waiver claim last offseason cannot be traded until the summer, every Suns player should be considered trade bait.
There are players with expiring contracts (Wesley Johnson, Jermaine O'Neal, Sebastian Telfair). There are players with good contracts (Shannon Brown, Markieff Morris). There are even players with good contracts (Jared Dudley, Marcin Gortat) who can produce, whether that's enhancing a team's playoff position or strengthening its championship aspirations.
Dudley, owed 4.25 million dollars in each of the next two seasons with a player option for the same amount in 2015-16, and Gortat, one year left on a contract that will pay him 7.7 million dollars in 2013-14, have already had their names prominently bandied about in trade rumors.
"It's a compliment," said Dudley. "It's something that I've worked hard on, my game, to be able to have my name involved with those players and those teams."
Added Gortat, "If someone will trade (for) me then I guess they're trading (for) me because they want me. They believe in me. They see me as a I guy who can help the team. I will take that as an honor, as another extra boost to work hard every day."
Dudley and Gortat both have been traded before and understand the business that is the NBA. But, if you believe they prefer to take their business elsewhere, think again.
"I love Phoenix," Dudley said. "They gave me an opportunity for you guys to even know who I was. I love being here so when I'm out here I try to play 100 percent, play the right way."
"I don't feel like running away from the sinking boat," Gortat said. "I just don't feel comfortable doing it. Obviously, I would like to finish here. I would like to first of all, play better and help this team as much as possible. But if management decides to trade me, that's fine. That's part of the deal, part of being an NBA player. I would understand."
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The Foreign and Commonwealth Office (FCO) advise against all but essential travel to Sierra Leone, except for those involved in the direct response to the Ebola outbreak, due to the narrow commercial options for flights and the impact of the outbreak on medical facilities.
An outbreak of Ebola virus has been confirmed in Sierra Leone, Guinea and Liberia. The World Health Organization has declared the outbreak a 'Public Health Emergency of International Concern.' Air France has suspended flights to Sierra Leone and some other airlines have also suspended flights to Sierra Leone, Liberia and Guinea.
General medical facilities throughout Sierra Leone are currently under severe strain due to the Ebola outbreak, and are unable to provide the same standard of healthcare as in the UK. Dedicated healthcare facilities for Ebola are overwhelmed. Many medical facilities expect to be paid up-front.
If you are a British national you should stay in contact with your employer or host organisation about the support that they can provide to you while you are in the country, or should you wish to leave. If you travel to Sierra Leone to help in the relief effort, you should make sure that you are contracted to a reputable organisation that is able to provide the support and risk assessments required. You should be aware that the narrow range of commercial flight options and restrictions on travel in the region may make it difficult to leave, particularly at short notice, and you should consider your own plans in this context.
On 30 July, President Koroma declared a State of Public Emergency. Measures include restriction of movement to and from affected areas, with some exemptions for NGO and health workers. You should confirm with your organisation whether you will be exempt from these restrictions. From 7 August, a nationwide ban on public gatherings has been put in place and increased restriction on movement of people and vehicles to the districts of Port Loko, Bombali, Moyamba, Kailahun and Kenema for those not working on the response to the Ebola outbreak.
Further restrictions on travel between districts have been put in place over the Christmas period as well as limitations on Christmas and New Year's Eve celebrations. All public gatherings are prohibited, including all public activities around restaurants, nightclubs and the beach areas in the western area. Traders are only allowed to trade from 6am to 6pm Mondays to Fridays and from 6am to noon on Saturdays.
The government has introduced new protocols for arriving and departing passengers at Lungi International airport. As of 22 December the Kissy ferry has temporarily ceased operations.
Sporadic and spontaneous demonstrations and local disturbances related to the Ebola outbreak and collection of bodies have been reported across Sierra Leone, the most recent in Kono on 21 October. You should avoid crowds and demonstrations and familiarise yourself with the measures set out in the State of Public Emergency.
For further details about this outbreak of Ebola, see the World Health Organization website, and this map showing the affected areas. The Sierra Leone Ministry of Health and Sanitation is also providing regular updates on the outbreak on its Facebook page.
Although the chances of being infected remain low, there are measures you can take to prevent catching Ebola. You should also follow the health advice issued by the National Travel Health Network and Centre to:
- avoid contact with symptomatic patients and their bodily fluids
- avoid contact with corpses and/or bodily fluids from deceased patients.
- avoid close contact with live or dead wild animals
- avoid consumption of "bush meat"
- practice safe sex
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If you're travelling to the UK within 21 days of a visit to Sierra Leone or any other Ebola-affected country, you should make yourself known to UK Passport Control to be screened. For further details about the screening process, see the Public Health England website.
Anybody concerned that they might have been exposed to, or showing symptoms of Ebola should seek immediate medical advice. If you're in the UK call NHS on 111.
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Most visits to Sierra Leone are incident free but petty crime is present with occasional reports of associated violence. Incidents have been reported in the central commercial district, Lumley Beach, Aberdeen and eastern areas of Freetown. See Crime
Road conditions are variable. Driving conditions can deteriorate during the rainy season (May to October). Take extra care. See Local Travel
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This restaurant specializes in fish and sea-food, however there's also selection of other delicious meals. They also have relay good wines. Service is excellent and very friendly. If we are ever back in Rome, we'll certainly visit this place again.
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Although not understanding a word of the menu or the waiters, we thoroughly enjoyed our visit to I tre Moscardini. We opted for the degustation menu and a bottle of the excellent Pinot Grigio.
First up, a selection of excellent small seafood dishes which we washed down with the excellent wine and bread. The prawn cocktail let the dishes down...
I've been there twice during my last visit in Rome and I really my time!
Stunning starters (bruschette!), kind service and good quality fish. They also had vegetarian options for my vegetarian friend.
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Maybe Bill is not so smart after all. Repeating is unlikely. Repeating without Revis is pretty much impossible.
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