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This week's garden
The cucumbers and cantaloupes are both about 8" tall right now...so is the eggplant. My first year growing eggplant, it sure is slow, but it does have two buds on it! Garden Peach, Silvery Fir Tree, Black Krim and Amish Paste tomatoes all have between 1 and 5 fruits, from marble size to almost mature. Garlic is huge, starting to die down a little. Bush beans doing great, should have blooms any minute now, as well as the snow peas. Dill is about a foot tall, its a short variety. Daylilies budding. Raspberries big fat and juicy, been picking for almost a week. Cilantro gone to seed, will plant those for a 2nd round this fall. Poppies mostly done blooming, big seed heads now. Datura getting big, no blooms yet. Parsley doing great. Other herbs too. Jalapenos, red apple peppers, and mini jingle bell peppers all have small fruit. Bok Choi badly munched by cabbage moth worms...letting it go to seed and will replant in the fall, remembering to cover it this time...I think that's everything...oh, and morning glories and cardinal climbers each a couple of feet tall now, climbing the trellises.
How's your garden growing??
I'm in DeForest, WI, just north of Madison.
I am in Sheboygan
I only have a few vegtables, no flowers.
3 cherokee Purple Tom's - each about 4 ft high, Big and bushy..i mean really full i am not sure why there are so many leaves? 2 fruit bearing ( largest about 2" around) - the one w/o fruit is the one i mistakenly cut off the main stem ( BOO HOO) - but i do see 2 blossoms on it.
zucchini wild...have about 10 fruit 4" or less, i have jumped the gun and grilled a few already...I cannot wait much longer :(
Big bretha Green Pepper,close to 3 ft tall, my first time growing in a pot.There is 1 fruit about 5 " long, 4 more starting to come out.
Californaia Wonder pepper - DEAD unsure what happened but it never grew after i trasnplanted it, it is about 3 inches tall and does not grow - it will be removed very soon (grrrr)
Large cherry Tomato - leggy looking thing on the est side of the yard...about 4 1?2 ft tall..has one branch of fruit set. (marble to grape size)
and i have 1 lonely little eight ball sqaush that is tiny and cramped, it has 3 fruit set but i am not counting on anything exciting, i would be happy with one to grow full size to grill with a burger :)
I WISH it would RAIN my grass is brown! Sorry had to say it i swear it has not rained here for almost 3 weeks!
I hear you, on the watering, nanatink! No veggies here (no full sun), but the flowers are going well.
My orange ditch, stellas, oriental lilies are all blooming. Hostas have scapes. Coreopsis, coral bells, daisies, astilbes, veronicas are all full. Bee balm is starting. Joe Pye and white gooseneck are about to start. The few liatris that the rabbits left me are full of buds, and my Karl Forester grass looks terrific.


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Only 50% of the light bulbs in the room were functional. Blanket was thin as a sheet; heater was inadequate. Fridge did not work well, and wall outlets would not hold a plug.
The National 9 is located within walking distance of several coffee shops and restaurants on Main St. The room, furniture, etc showed a lot of wear and tear, but everything was clean. As long as it's clean, I'm happy. The National 9 is a very inexpensive option. I would stay there again, if they fixed the hot water temperature. The hot water temperature was the only show-stopper for me.
The hot water temperature for the shower and sink was really, really weak. At best it could be called "luke warm", certainly not "hot". The toilet flushed very slowly. I suspected the toilet might overflow each time I flushed it, but it never did. All stations on the TV came in very fuzzy. I didn't care about the TV, so this didn't bother me. Finally, the wifi was very slow. I tested it at about 300kbps, which is the same as my cell phone's 3G data reception.
Cheap rates.
Lady in the front was really nice.
You get what you pay for.
Everything could be upgraded.
Dark rooms
Large bedroom area with nice table & chairs. Room divider to mirror & table/ closet area, then nice bathroom.
convenience and location
rates seemed high for what we got, wasn't a great hotel and while we ordered a room with a queen bed we got a bed with 2 doubles, thus not having a lot of room in the room itself.
Staff was wonderful, room was comfortable and location was very convenient. Super clean and quaint and the price was quite reasonable. Overall a great value and I would stay there again.
Awesome Staff. Good price.
Easy to find location
Getting dated
Price, comfortable bed, you could set the fan to run all night and it was loud enough to mask most noise. Breakfast attendant was a sweet older lady who cooked everyone's waffles and visited with all.
Small bathroom! No pool or exercise.
The location was nice, rooms were clean, staff was friendly, and it is a family owned buisness.
Bring your own pillows, definitely an older motel.
Good breakfast, clean large room, quiet
Wished the pool was outside
A comfortable rural experience. First visual impression from driving in: children playing outside without electronics, and men working with livestock on the ranch. The owners, Garry and Ming Adams, are wonderful people and excellent hosts.
It was the staff. Wonderful people.if you want a little rustic in your vacation with personal attention from good people, visit.
The location, the food and the innkeeper.
Bathroom could have been a little bigger.
Clean, cheap and allows pets - all we needed!
Rooms could use updating and the bed was hard. But not unexpected at this price range.
The manager was friendly and welcoming.
The rooms were small and the bed hard. The sheets pilled.
Brand new matresses, no bedbugs.
All the juices were more water than juice. Waffle batter was empty and was not replaced despite heavy flow of customers. No fruit. Receptionist smelt of beer at check-in around midnight. Was given 2 queen beds instead of 1 king. Curtains wouldn't close.
I got to sleep
Showet took literaly five minutes to warm up. No slip syrips in shower. Breakfast wasnt good.
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At a church workshop last week, I set aside my carefully planned teaching and just let people talk.
It became clear that everyone had an old story they needed to tell. Until it was heard, no one in the room could or would move on to thinking about the future. And even when it was heard, half of them would keep cycling back to the old story.
I sensed that, for some, the old story contained an identity, in the sense of "this story is who I am." I need to keep telling this story so that you know me. Until I am sure you've heard it, know me, and accept me, I can't stop.
For some, the old story was the burden on their back, the cloud over their heads. This story explains why I fall short, seem hesitant or even paralyzed. If you know my story, maybe you can accept me and forgive me.
For some, the old story was the safe place, the known that kept the scary unknown at bay. As long as I keep telling this story and presenting the me that existed yesterday, I don't have to contemplate the ways I am changing and the tomorrow that worries me.
It was like a case study in the long-ago classic, "I'm OK — You're OK." People wanted to know they were OK — acceptable and maybe someday even loved.
I think back to a recent lunch with the rector of the local Episcopal church, where I kept peeling the onion, telling her one thing about myself and then, if she accepted that, telling her something more. She was doing the same. If we know each other and still accept each other, then we can be in relationship.
Some years ago, Carl Jung told the story of a man who asked a rabbi why God was revealed to many people in days of old, but now nobody sees God.
"Why is this?" he asked.
The rabbi answered, "Because nowadays no one bows low enough."
Perhaps we are looking for God in all the wrong places. In this video, Sister Margaret goes to prison. She is not Jesus. She is not God. But she believes God is there in Riker's Island, "home" to 1300 prisoners, half of them teenagers. She listens to their stories.
"My father walked out on us ... I messed up ... I had no one to back me up."
Their stories changed her.
"I don't know what it's like not to be loved. I don't know what it's like to be abused, to be abandoned," she says.
She is really saying, "I didn't know before what it's like to be so far down."
These prisoners are teaching her even as she is counseling and encouraging them. Those men in Riker's Island would probably be surprised to hear that Paul was a prisoner when he wrote this week's lectionary selection, a letter to the Philippians.
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In Cafe Elfenbein, which opened last year in a trendy Berlin neighborhood, two businessmen wearing yarmulkes — Jewish skullcaps — chat away.
The aroma of freshly brewed coffee and homemade rugelach pastry fills the shop, where a rabbi has certified that all its food is kosher.
The hip addition to the city points to a trend obscured by rising anti-Semitism and terror attacks in France and Denmark that have alienated Jews. In central and Eastern Europe, Jewish life is thriving.
One major reason is that a young and more confident generation is shaping a new Jewish identity.
"Jewish life is flourishing in Berlin and the rest of the country," said Jutta Wagemann, spokeswoman for the Central Council of Jews in Germany.
The Jewish community in Germany remains small, about 200,000 out of 80 million people. It has grown significantly from its postwar population of 37,000 in 1950 because of immigration from the former Soviet Union. The community is putting its stamp these days on the country's cultural landscape.
In the East German city of Cottbus, an area known for right-wing extremists, a disused church was recently turned into a synagogue, providing space for the 460 members of the Jewish-Russian community.
On March 20, Pope Francis issued his most forceful call yet to abolish the death penalty, one that seemed to go even beyond current church teaching. Francis' latest moves could signal a further development in Catholic teaching against capital punishment — and in his relationship with some U.S. Catholics.
"Today the death penalty is inadmissible, no matter how serious the crime committed," Francis wrote in a detailed argument to the president of the International Commission against the Death Penalty, based in Madrid.
The pope said capital punishment "contradicts God's plan for man and society" and "does not render justice to the victims, but rather fosters vengeance."
Francis added that executing a prisoner can no longer be justified by a society's need to defend itself. He addressed two issues prominent in the American context: He declared that the death penalty "loses all legitimacy" because of the possibility of judicial error, and he said "there is no humane way of killing another person."
Several recent botched executions have given anti-death penalty advocates more ammunition for their arguments.
In his letter, the pontiff also repeated his view, expressed last October, that keeping inmates isolated in maximum security prisons is "a form of torture" and that life sentences are "a hidden death penalty" that should be abolished along with capital punishment.
These are unusually categorical and expansive statements, and they come on the heels of a campaign to abolish the death penalty worldwide, which gained Vatican support at a United Nations meeting in Geneva earlier this month.
In addition, four national Catholic journals from across the ideological spectrum — the National Catholic Reporter; America; Our Sunday Visitor; and the National Catholic Register — earlier this month published an unprecedented joint editorial calling for an end to the death penalty in the U.S. in the wake of those botched executions and increasing doubts about the fairness of the justice system.
Schools run by a conservative Christian sect called the Exclusive Brethren are under investigation following claims by former teachers that they were required to use science textbooks with pages ripped out, prevent boys and girls from talking to one another outside classrooms, and tolerate bullying, racism, and homophobia.
Life at Britain's 34 Brethren schools is under the microscope following a decision last year to grant them charity status, which allows the group to avoid taxes estimated to be worth millions of pounds every year.
The Exclusive Brethren includes about 17,000 members across England.
After their first bid for charitable status was rejected, the sect fought back with supporters writing thousands of letters to the Charity Commission, which regulates charities in England and Wales.
The sect's leader is an Australian named Bruce Hales (followers call him "the Prophet").
Over 200 members of Parliament supported the Brethren's charity status. But new disclosures have changed the public image of the group.
Eight former teachers have spoken to the media and described school buses segregated by gender, classroom racism, and textbooks with pages on evolution, fossil fuels, and sexual reproduction ripped out.
Ted Cruz became the first major candidate to declare a presidential run for 2016. His formal announcement came yesterday at Liberty University, the largest Christian university in the world.
Cruz's announcement at Liberty University was an important political strategy. Cruz is the poster child of the Tea Party movement. He wants to spread his influence by appealing to evangelicals. There is no better place to garner the evangelical vote than the largest Christian university on the planet.
Chris Cillizza of the Washington Post says that Cruz's message at Liberty was essentially this, "I am one of you; I will put my religious faith at the center of this campaign."
Cruz put his religious faith at the center of his campaign by invoking God and American exceptionalism, while at the same time critiquing Democrats and Obamacare. Liberty students cheered as Cruz passionately claimed, "God bless Liberty University ... God's blessing has been on America from the very beginning of this nation, and I believe God isn't done with America yet. I believe in you. I believe in the power of millions of courageous conservatives rising up to re-ignite the promise of America."
Cruz is the first serious candidate to officially throw his hat in the presidential ring. Because he quickly invoked God, it's a safe bet that future Republican and Democratic candidates will also invoke the blessings of God the Almighty.
So, let's talk God and politics.
The movement to give every American an equal say in the government decisions that affect our lives gained a "great new ally with a worldwide voice" last week. I'm referring of course to Pope Francis, who when speaking to an Argentine magazine said, "We must achieve a free sort of election campaign, not financed. Because many interests come into play in financing of an election campaign and then they ask you to pay back."
The Pope is a welcome addition to the growing national movement in the United States that aims to refocus government on fulfilling the needs and concerns of everyday voters, not on granting special favors to big campaign donors. In his first two years since inauguration, Pope Francis has dedicated his papacy to addressing the staggering economic inequality tearing lives apart here in the U.S. and around the world.
His statement on how we finance elections is not a deviation from that mission. It is an acknowledgement that a functioning democracy and economic fairness are two sides of the same coin. For years political leaders have perpetuated a vicious cycle of economic inequality begetting political inequality, and vice versa. The policy levers we pull must reverse this system to create a virtuous cycle of greater economic prosperity and freedom begetting greater political equality.
Pope Francis understands this, and so too do a growing number of religious communities organizing to tackle the problem of money in elections. The Franciscan Action Network, the organization that I direct, leads a coalition of 18 national faith organizations urging the U.S. Congress and President to take steps to reduce the corrupting influence of money in elections. Methodists, Presbyterians, United Church of Christ, Muslims, Quakers, Mennonites, Disciples, and several Catholic organizations and religious orders have joined with others to call out their shared teachings about integrity and honesty, and their belief that a democratic country should actually adhere to democratic practices.
A variety of faith traditions have joined in our call for a constitutional amendment to curtail the role of money in politics. In the sacred texts and writing representing each of our spiritual traditions we find stories warning us about the evils of worshiping money.
In the Jewish tradition, the Talmud states, "A mitzvah is better done personally than done via agent."
In the Christian tradition, the Gospel of Mathew tells us, "You cannot serve both God and money."
These warnings are found throughout all faith traditions.
We applaud the Pope's efforts in this struggle and encourage him to amplify his call for a more representative system for funding elections when he addresses Congress in September. After all, the American system is a prime example for the world of how not to fund elections. The rise of super PACs and outside political groups have given the billionaire class ever more power to bankroll the election campaigns of our elected leaders.
The bodies of seven children from an Orthodox Jewish family who died in a fire in their home in Brooklyn have arrived in Israel for burial, Israeli network Arutz Sheva, and The Associated Press reported March 23.
Funeral services for the four boys and three girls of the Sassoon family, ages 5 to 16, were held in Brooklyn on March 22, before their bodies were flown to Israel.
The family lived in Jerusalem, where the children are to be buried, before moving to the Midwood neighborhood of Brooklyn two years ago. A friend said the family had planned to return to Israel to live.
Authorities identified the victims as girls Eliane, 16; Rivkah, 11; and Sara, 6; and boys David, 12; Yeshua, 10; Moshe, 8; and Yaakob, 5. All were found in upstairs bedrooms of the two-story, brick-and-wood, single-family home after the blaze — the city's deadliest fire since 2007 — was reported early March 21.
Their 45-year-old mother, Gayle, a Brooklyn native, and 14-year-old sister, Tzipara, who jumped from a second-story window, remained in critical condition.
"God, family and country" might make for a good country music tune, but that's not really how most Americans see the strongest influences on their personal identity.
The real order is family first (62 percent), followed by "being an American" (52 percent). "Religious faith" lolls way down in third place (38 percent) — if it's mentioned at all, according to a survey released March 19 by The Barna Group.
The California-based Christian research company found another 18 percent of those surveyed said faith had a little to do with idea of who they are, and nearly 20 percent scored it at zero influence.
Christians were the largest self-identified group in the survey and Barna looked at them two ways. "Practicing" Christians — defined in the survey as self-identified Catholics, Protestants and Mormons who say they have attended church at least once in the last month and/or say religion is important to them — scored faith first, at a rate more than double the national average.
The former president of Bob Jones University, one of the nation's bastions of Christian fundamentalism, has apologized for comments he made in 1980 that gays and lesbians should be stoned to death.
Jones, who stepped down as BJU president in 2005, made the original remarks while visiting Jimmy Carter's White House, delivering a petition with 70,000 signatures opposing greater legal protections for gays and lesbians.
"I'm sure this will be greatly misquoted," Jones said at the time.
"But it would not be a bad idea to bring the swift justice today that was brought in Israel's day against murder and rape and homosexuality. I guarantee it would solve the problem post-haste if homosexuals were stoned, if murderers were immediately killed as the Bible commands."
In a statement issued by the university on March 21, Jones called his earlier comments "inflammatory" and "reckless."
"Upon now reading these long-forgotten words, they seem to me as words belonging to a total stranger — were my name not attached," he wrote.
"I cannot erase them, but wish I could, because they do not represent the belief of my heart or the content of my preaching. Neither before, nor since, that event in 1980 have I ever advocated the stoning of sinners."
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The sequel to the critically-acclaimed Lara Croft and the Guardian of Light will arrive just in time to unite friends and family for festivities at the end of the year. Crystal Dynamics' Lara Croft and the Temple of Osiris was revealed to launch on December 9, as reported by IGN.
The major enhancement to this top-down, twin-stick foray is that more people are welcome on this Egyptian trip. Whereas Guardian of Light featured cooperative play for two, Temple of Osiris comfortably seats four, with the additional two slots going to Egyptian gods Isis and Horus.
Executive producer Scott Amos said that because Guardian of Light is a fan favorite, Temple of Osiris is "something we want to do right." We know where Crystal Dynamics' immediate focus with Lara is, but we don't yet know when we'll get to see the results of her psychiatric care. Regardless, it's a good time to be a Tomb Raider fan.
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•.¸♥♥¸.•I dedicate this to all who has known someone who has had cancer and I dedicate this to my friend Suzan who has cancer and has fought a hard battle her liver is not good now and she has lost all her hair she has went through so many treatments but not getting better.Now she has to have a new liver because she cannot take any more chemo treatment due to liver failure ,she is in a weak state..We have alot of prayers being said for her and i wish there was more that could be done..It's sad to see and to watch..I pray that she could beat this ..She is fighting hard but is now in a very weak state..All my love and prayers go to her..This picture i did for you Suzan in love..xo
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Cooking,Complaining and Missing Mom
I have never understood what the big excitement is about cooking. Sure it is fun to watch those cooking shows on TV and fantasize over those neatly chopped ingredients, the ease with which sauces form and drip languidly from the chef's spoon, every utensil fitted to its task, nothing scorched, nothing curdled – and let's […] [Read More]
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JULIE'S STORY My mom and her sister had a neighbor so beloved when they were growing up in the 1950s, they called her "Aunt" Mildred. Aunt Mildred and her husband, "Uncle" Howard, lived next door. The sisters loved to walk around the chicken coop with Uncle Howard collecting eggs, and everything about Aunt Mildred. Aunt […] [Read More]
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I just finished reading Silvia Meder Lilly's Moms@Work blog today. Her post is a very well written response to a letter in the "Dear Abby" column of December 8, 2013, and she could not have brought its points home any more eloquently. Have a read for yourself. Her post has inspired me to write this one. […] [Read More]


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where's the pumpkin ??
Why don't i have any fruit growing ?? My vine is ready to crawl in the window beautiful vines and flowers , But why is it not producing 1 pumpkin ?? I've read where maybe they are all males ... is there any thing i can do to get at least 1 pumpkin ...
Below is a link to a thread about hand pollination of squash. Now, I don't know, from your post, whether your pumpkin has been producing female flowers or only males. Squash and pumpkins produce both. However, oftentimes, for weeks they will produce only one or the other. If this is the case, you probably need only wait and it will come around and set fruit when it's ready. The reason I'm giving you the link is that in that thread there are photos of male and female flowers, so you can recognize what your plant is producing.
If by chance your vine is already producing both male and female flowers, but it still isn't setting fruit, then you probably have a lack of bees for pollination. If that's the case you can use the information from the link to do some pollination yourself.
If you are only interested in getting fruit, not necessarily pure seed, then you need not tape any flowers shut. All you'd have to do is apply pollen from male flowers to the female flowers and let them be. You'll get fruit.
Hope this helps! Squash and pumpkins regularly cause gardeners concern when they don't set fruit. Normally, it's only a matter of time.
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Here is a link that might be useful: hand pollination of squash/pumpkins


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Research Article
Beliefs Contributing to HIV-related Stigma in African and Afro-Caribbean Communities in the Netherlands
Article first published online: 25 NOV 2011
DOI: 10.1002/casp.1129
Copyright © 2011 John Wiley & Sons, Ltd.
Journal of Community & Applied Social Psychology
Volume 22, Issue 6, pages 470–484, November/December 2012
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Stutterheim, S. E., Bos, A. E. R., van Kesteren, N. M. C., Shiripinda, I., Pryor, J. B., de Bruin, M. and Schaalma, H. P. (2012), Beliefs Contributing to HIV-related Stigma in African and Afro-Caribbean Communities in the Netherlands. J. Community. Appl. Soc. Psychol., 22: 470–484. doi: 10.1002/casp.1129
Publication History
- Issue published online: 2 OCT 2012
- Article first published online: 25 NOV 2011
- Manuscript Accepted: 3 OCT 2011
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- Dutch AIDS Fonds and Abbott. Grant Numbers: 2006092, 7004
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- immigrants;
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- interventions
Thirty years after the first diagnosis, people living with HIV (PLWH) around the world continue to report stigmatizing experiences. In this study, beliefs contributing to HIV-related stigma in African and Afro-Caribbean diaspora communities and their cultural context were explored through semi-structured interviews with HIV-positive (N = 42) and HIV-negative (N = 52) African, Antillean and Surinamese diaspora community members in the Netherlands. Beliefs that HIV is highly contagious, that HIV is a very severe disease, and that PLWH are personally responsible for acquiring their HIV infection were found to contribute to HIV-related stigma, as did the belief that PLWH are HIV-positive because they engaged in norm-violating behaviour such as promiscuity, commercial sex work, and, for Afro-Caribbean diaspora, also homosexuality. These beliefs were found to be exacerbated and perpetuated by cultural taboos on talking about HIV and sexuality. HIV-related stigma reduction interventions should focus on changing these beliefs and breaking cultural taboos on HIV and sexuality in a manner that is participatory and consistent with the current theory and empirical findings. Copyright © 2011 John Wiley & Sons, Ltd.


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While celebrating Thanksgiving, please be sure to think about what you can give to the Food Bank on #GivingTuesday (Dec. 2) to help fight hunger. It's easy to participate. Stay on our website. Point. Click. Give. Feed. Thanks to all who support our mission throughout the year. Along with the thousands who benefit from your help, we are grateful for your support. You are a blessing to so many because you make a difference in the lives of hungry Southeast...Read More
OCI Delivers Christmas Cheer
OCI employees and management, in partnership with several contractors, dropped off 10,502 pounds of food and a check for $10,203 to the Food Bank on November 25. This welcome gift offers a significant boost to the Food Bank's Share Your Christmas Food Drive running through December 4. The tally of food and funds should generate approximately 40,000 meals for the needy in Southeast Texas. Thanks to OCI and those associated with it for being such great neighbors to those in...Read More
Valero Benefit for Children Helps Backpack Program in Port Arthur
The annual Valero Texas Open golf tournament for the benefit of children's charities generated close to $9 million to help charities throughout Valero's service footprint. We are happy to be the recipient of $10,000 of that corporate charitable giving. Valero's recent $10,000 gift to us will help fund the Backpack Program at Booker T. Washington School in Port Arthur. The Backpack Program sends nutritious food home with children at-risk of weekend hunger to help their families supplement their weekend diet. This generous support from Valero will help provide weekend food...Read More
A Great Day of Giving
The outpouring of volunteerism offered at the Food Bank on Saturday, November 8 was a great testament to the giving spirit of Southeast Texans. More than 150 people pulled together to turn a day off into a day of giving. The Food Bank buzzed with activity, as volunteers pitched in sorting food and household products, assembling 1,000 boxes of food for distribution in rural communities, and helping staff serve dozens of teachers and hundreds of children through our School Tools school supply store. Numerous groups were out to help, including youth groups and large corporate groups from...Read More
Community Bank Supports Mobile Pantries
The Community Bank of Texas recently made a generous $5,000 donation to the Food Bank to advance our Mobile Pantry project which distributes boxes of food to poor families in our rural service territory. The boxes delivered to rural families are a direct outcome of our Family Box volunteer sessions on the second Saturday of each month from 8:30 to 11:00 a.m. It is great to have Community Bank's partnership in this important fight against hunger in our rural service territory, much of which is also in Community Bank's service footprint. It is also great to have the broader...Read More
Another Year of Support from the STI Group
Local industrial leader STI Group held its10th annual Richard Purkey Memorial Golf Tournament for the benefit of the Food Bank on Oct. 24. It was a beautiful day for golf and a great day for those served by the Food Bank since the event generated $56,000 in proceeds. We are grateful for the great partnership with STI Group and for its partnership with so many corporate vendors that makes the success of this event possible In two years as STI Group's chosen beneficiary, the event has yielded funds sufficient for us to be able to provide close to 350,000...Read More
Successful Food Drives for Entergy and 4-H
On Saturday, October 11, more than 30 employees of Entergy and about 20 young people and adult supervisors associated with 4-H conducted food drives in front of several food retailers throughout the Golden Triangle and beyond. Their commitment of time and energy inspired good public response and generated collection of more than 5,500 pounds of food and more than $4,400 for the benefit of the Food Bank. Their efforts yielded food and funds sufficient to help provide about 17,500 meals in our community. Entergy's Volunteer Council organized its drive, gathering school...Read More
Share Your Christmas Season is Here! Biggest Food Drive of Our Year!
Share Your Christmas is an annual joint collaborative effort between the Southeast Texas Food Bank and KBMT to raise funds and collect food to sustain the Food Bank through the high demand holiday season. This year's Share Your Christmas food drive ends December 4. Businesses, schools, individuals, families, and religious or civic groups can participate to help mobilize our region's response to hunger in the holiday season. Businesses wishing to support Share Your Christmas by conducting a friendly competitive food drive with other area businesses can find more information about how to...Read More
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HEB Takes Action Against Hunger
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COPING; On the Soup Line, Lives Gone Awry
By ANEMONA HARTOCOLLIS
Published: April 4, 2004
SHE had a strong sense of the punch line, the catchy refrain in every story. ''I love my mother, but '' was one of her punch lines. ''I love my mother, but '' she read from a short memoir she had written in blue ink on a piece of lined notebook paper. ''But,'' the woman continued, hers is the kind of mother who, on Mother's Day, ''always flips the card over to check the bar code to see how much I paid for her greeting.''
Another punch line was ''pearls in a soup kitchen.'' She knew it must look funny, wearing a pinstripe suit, pink-shell top and pearls, then lining up to eat the free spaghetti and meatballs in the soup kitchen at Church of the Holy Apostles in Chelsea. ''Pearls in a soup kitchen,'' she said, smiling at the irony.
Tory Connolly Walker, the woman of many punch lines, was a little better dressed than most -- but not all -- of the people who ate lunch last week at the soup kitchen, on 28th Street and Ninth Avenue. It's a cliché, of course, having a Harvard degree one day and being down and out the next, or having a job in making pizza one day and sleeping at the Atlantic Avenue men's shelter in Brooklyn the next.
But in these times of conflicting employment statistics, the clichés live at the Holy Apostles soup kitchen, where you can walk in Monday through Friday and find a real-life character out of a Frank Capra movie. There's Chris, who has a Harvard degree in mathematics and lives in a rooming house a few blocks away, compulsively repeating information about the etymology of names (''Did you know that Pedro means Peter and Pablo means Paul?''). He says his wife deserted him 30 years ago, when he had his first mental breakdown, and he raised his twin sons with the help of his sister; those sons are now physics professors at Cornell.
Another regular is Andrew, homeless since he was kicked out of a job he won't specify by an employer who, he says, has ''blackballed'' him for four years. With earnings from panhandling, he buys several newspapers a day, scans them for news about homeless people and hones his lunch-table conversation. ''We talk a lot about the economy, the situation with the president, the way Republicans are presenting themselves as champions of America,'' he said, ''even though this is an artificial recovery, and future generations will be paying for it through the ballooning national debt.''
Chris and Andrew carry photo ID cards distributed by the soup kitchen, the way people carry identification from an employer.
But there are plenty of others at the soup kitchen, perhaps the majority, who are poor, uneducated and never had much of a chance. They are people like David, who says he was earning $400 a week off the books making pizza in Newark before being laid off a month ago because businesswas slow.
''The shelter system in Newark is horrible,'' he said the other day, pouring himself a cup of coffee out of a giant urn. ''It's what I heard New York used to be in the 80's, where you gotta sleep with your shoes on. The smaller towns like Bergen County, they put you up in a motel on Route 46, with a color TV and air conditioning, and they give you food stamps. But then you run into transportation problems.'' That's why he came to New York.
It seems unlikely that anyone not truly hungry would seek out the soup kitchen's food. On Thursday it was turkey ham, frozen vegetables, reconstituted mashed potatoes, stewed figs and bread, all heavy on the salt and hardly Balducci-fresh. Still, this soup kitchen gets good word of mouth because the portions are generous and, unlike many others, allows second helpings.
To some, the scene at the soup kitchen is ineffably sad, a Frank Capra movie in reverse, with no redemptive payoff at the end. To others it is inspiring. Clyde Kuemmerle, the gray-bearded soup kitchen coordinator, a former theatrical producer and agent who worked out of the Sardi's building before he went broke, says he sees the face of Jesus, though sometimes with difficulty, in every person who comes through the feeding line.
He can see Jesus, for instance, in Tory Connolly Walker, who was a radio reporter for WOSU-AM, the NPR affiliate in Columbus, Ohio, 22 years ago, before succumbing to manic depression and crack. Ms. Walker, 48, says she is off drugs, and is the star student in a writers' workshop held after lunch at the soup kitchen. She has also made a small step toward rejoining the world of journalism. She distributes the free daily newspaper AM New York in the subways for $9 an hour, three hours a day. It's a wonderful life.
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The District Attorney's office in Las Cruces announced Thursday that an investigation did not produce evidence to prove that Joseph Torrez killed 25-year-old Sal Garces on Jan. 1 without legal justification.
Sheriff's officials have said Torrez fatally stabbed Garces after Garces and other people forced their way into Torrez's home.
The Las Cruces Sun-News reports that Torrez spoke publicly about the matter for the first time after prosecutors announced their decision.
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