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Syrian terrorists have beheaded a Catholic priest who they accused of collaborating with the Assad regime. Those accusations have not yet been verified. Father Francois was summarily executed and the Vatican has confirmed the martyrdom.
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VATICAN CITY (Catholic Online) - The Vatican is confirming the death by beheading of Franciscan Father, Francois Murad, who was martyred by Syrian jihadists on June 23.
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On Sunday, June 23 the Syrian priest Fran�ois Murad was killed in Gassanieh, in northern Syria, in the convent of the Custody of the Holy Land where he had taken refuge. This is confirmed by a statement of the Custos of the Holy Land sent to Fides Agency. The circumstances of the death are not fully understood. According to local sources, the monastery where Fr. Murad was staying was attacked by militants linked to the jihadi group Jabhat al-Nusra.
Father Fran�ois, 49, had taken the first steps in the religious life with the Franciscan Friars of the Custody of the Holy Land, and with them he continued to share close bonds of spiritual friendship. After being ordained a priest he had started the construction of a coenobitic monastery dedicated to St. Simon Stylites in the village of Gassanieh.After the start of the Civil War, the monastery of St. Simon had been bombed and Fr. Murad had moved to the convent of the Custody for safety reasons and to give support to the remaining few, along with another religious and nuns of the Rosary.
"Let us pray," writes the Custos of the Holy Land Pierbattista Pizzaballa OFM " so that this absurd and shameful war ends soon and that the people of Syria can go back to living a normal life." Archbishop Jacques Behnan Hindo, titular of the Syrian Catholic archeparchy in Hassak�-Nisibis reports to Fides: "The whole story of Christians in the Middle East is marked and made fruitful by the blood of the martyrs of many persecutions. Lately, father Murad sent me some messages that clearly showed how conscious he was of living in a dangerous situation, and offered his life for peace in Syria and around the world. "
This should make it clear to Christians around the world what jihadists are about. Make no mistake. Catholics and Christians around the globe are under dire threat, particularly from the spread of militant Islam. Until the threat is recognized and taken seriously, martyrdoms like this will continue.
We have a link to video provided via LiveLeak. We must warn you, the video is extremely graphic. We believe the first victim is Father Francois, and the second victim that is depicted is another person said to be a collaborator with the Assad regime.
The video CLEARLY depicts the beheadings of these victims. DO NOT follow the link unless you are over the age of 18, and are prepared to view content of this nature.
Catholic Online believes it is very important the world knows that Christians are being murdered for their faith, and that martyrdom isn't an ancient phenomenon.
IMPORTANT UPDATE: The Vatican updated the acount. The priest was shot with multiple bullets and not beheaded.It now appears those reports, owing to the nature of the conflict in Syria, were correct except that the attendant video may not depict the martyrdom of the friar after all. Instead, the video appears to show that another cleric, as yet precisely unidentified, was brutally murdered.
What is apparent is that there are conflicting reports from multiple sources that Murad was either beheaded or shot. What is agreed is that he was brutally murdered by jihadists. Reports from the region continue to conflict.
However, the report is correct in that Murad was martyred on June 23, by jihadists. New reports suggest he was shot while taking refuge in the monastery of St. Simon. Allegedly now, jihadist rebels entered the monastery to ransack the place and Murad was shot while attempting to defend the nuns. An update is found in the story below
Vatican: Francois Murad shot, not beheaded:
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flexible duct versus rigid duct
Any comments on pros of one type of duct over the other? I am moving my entire system to the attic. The rigid duct costs about $700 more.
Also, one contractor want to mount the furnace on all thread rods connected to the roof rafters. Another contractors wants to mount on the ceiling joists. Any comments on the pros and cons of each method?
Finally one contractor said I could not put a 90% plus furnace in the attic because the condensate would freeze while the other contractor said this would not be a problem.
I used all insulated, rigid duct and don't regret it. Flex duct is the cheap way.
I set my air handler on the attic plywood floor above my bedroom on rubber pads and I can hardly hear it. Suspended from the joists is supposed to stop the direct transfer of vibration.
Frozen condensate resulting in probable fractured furnace condensate collectors, and traps is a concern in cold climates. If your located in a climate that the air in the attic may be at freezing temps, then a 80% furnace should be considered.
While some attempt to box in areas and wrap with heat tape, not always the best idea
Nothing wrong with metal trunk lines and flexible ducts leading to the supplies for most cases. However, if not cost prohibitive, indeed, I would recommend all rigid ductwork.
The recommendation we tried to implement was to have rigid duct to within 5 feet of register boots. Flex only for those last connections. We ended up with more in several places. Still seems to work fine.
Our furnace is 80% (dual fuel backup to HP) and is set on plywood on the ceiling joists. My only gripe about this is that there's at least one electrical junction box that was pulled loose and dropped into the joist bay beneath the air handler during installation.
I can't get to that or really do anything much about the insulation under the air handler. Kinda sucks b/c the hallway below really needs a ceiling fixture, and there's already a blanked off switch box in the hall from a whole-house fan that we removed when the air handler went in.
I prefer the rigid main/trunk duct with flex to the duct register boxes. Remember, when cutting and designing duct, the rigid can be cut in any dimension, eg. 12 1/2 x 12 1/2 or 9 x 7 or any combination. The tool for this is a 'ductalator' a ductwork slide rule. By placing the knowns it will provide the above combinations that will deliver the maximum amount of air flow. FLex duct cannot do this as it only comes in fixed diameters, eg. 6" 7" etc. So you see the rigid is more precise if done properly. To help save on labor the flex can then be used to run from the main to the duct box. As the runs are usually short the affect on the total system efficiency is usually minimal. As for hanging or placing on the ceiling joists consider: if hanging from the rafters the weight is pulling DOWN pulling the rafters inwards which is also the force they were designed to resist. if placing on the joists that is only a board that is run between the rafters and has no real support so to speak. Here in FL they want the a/h to be supported from the rafters. Can't help you with the gas furnace issue. Sorry.. Good luck..
I just moved into a custom-build home. It has hot water radiant floor heating; the air conditioning uses rigid ducts with registers in the ceiling.
I clearly specified that the a/c should be quiet to the extent that it would not be noticeable, and that it should be draft free; it is neither. The noise level is about what one would expect in a tract home, which this is not!! Almost certainly the noise is the result of excessive air velocity resulting from ducts that should be larger. Probably the blower cannot be slowed down since the air discharge temperature is about 51 degrees and, reducing the blower speed enough to cause a significant reduction in noise would reduce the efficiency.
At this point, I am not certain what the solution is, but probably it will not be cheap. I'm guessing that it will be necessary to tear into the gypsum board ceilings and increase the duct size for the last few feet (5 feet perhaps?) and put in larger registers. Also, replacing the rectangular registers with square ones having adjustable curved fins which discharge the air in 4 directions instead of 2 directions should considerably reduce drafts.
If this were done, would it be quieter if the last few feet of duct before each register were flexible instead of rigid? Replacing ducts all the way from the air handlers (there are 2 air handlers and 2 condensing units because the upstairs and downstairs are cooled separately) would be virtually impossible because of space limitations.
Can others offer suggestions? I'd like to hear them.
"As for hanging or placing on the ceiling joists consider: if hanging from the rafters the weight is pulling DOWN pulling the rafters inwards which is also the force they were designed to resist. if placing on the joists that is only a board that is run between the rafters and has no real support so to speak."
This needs evaluation on an individual basis. Joist loading will increase compressive strain possibly offset by walls. Rafter loading increases shear on fasteners unless hung equally either side of a structural ridge which most houses don't have. Given concerns with freezing of condensate, snow loads could further complicate the issue.
The thing about flex duct that can be so misleading is the fact that most of us have seen really crappy installs that use alot of flex strung out all over an attic. There is nothing wrong with flex duct as long as it's installed correctly. It need to be pulled tight as to make the inner skin as smooth as possible, resulting in less air friction. Sure, it doesn't last as long as board or metal, but overall is cheaper to install. I personally like a nice trunk (board) across the whole house and then i branch off the the insulated boxes with flex, usually less than 10" runs. It won't matter what kind of material your duct system is made of... if the system isn't sized correctly.
Hope this helps
Flex duct has higher flow resistance that must be accounted for in the duct design.
Ductboard is another good alternative.
You want the lowest mass duct work in unconditioned space.
The more mass is present, the higher the heat capacity of the material (amount of heat needed to increase (or decrease) the duct material temperature.
When the system is not circulating, the ambient around the ducts starts to heat (or cool) them.
When the system comes back on it heats (or cools) the duct material and adds to the system loading.
The more mass the ducts have the more energy the absorb changing temperature.
Insulation slows the movement of heat, but does not stop it.
3 inch ductboard makes a well insulated low mass system for unconditioned space.
Our home is 40 years old and I diyed the HVAC had it inspected,and was told that yes rigid duct is far superior,I used 16" flex for the trunk line,inspec said thats OK but over time the tape on the take offs will lose thier seal due to temp changes the system runs great and I can barely hear it, was I wrong doing it this way?
agreed with edward. my fiend, working in a local construction firm, also suggested me rigid duct over flexible duct as its more durable
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1988 Works on Paper, Oak Street Gallery, Denton, Texas
1992 Western Texas College, Snyder, Texas
1992 Irving Arts Center, Irving, Texas
1993 Wichita Falls Museum of Art, Wichita Falls, Texas
1993 Meadows Museum, Southern Methodist University, Dallas, Texas (catalogue published: Mary Vernon: Cars, with Samuel K. Heath)
1994 Calhoun, Cowan, and Pulley, Dallas, Texas
1996 Longview Art Museum, Longview, Texas
1997 Studio Gallery, Brookhaven College Center for the Arts, Dallas; Texas, Related Online Publication: The Being of Painting: Color and Form in Seven Paintings by Mary Vernon by David Newman, Director
1998 Mary Vernon: Pientures, Maison des Amis de Chateauneuf, Chateauneuf-en-Auxois, France
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1988 Southern Methodist University Salon, Crescent Gallery, Dallas, Texas
1988 Faculty Exhibition, Pollock Gallery, Southern Methodist University, Dallas, Texas
1989 The Blues, Brookhaven College, Dallas, Texas
1989 Works on Paper, Gerald Peters Gallery, Dallas, Texas
1990 Faculty Exhibition, Meadows Museum, Dallas, Texas
1991 500X Gallery, Dallas, Texas
1992 15x15x15, Louisiana State University, Baton Rouge, Louisiana
1992 500X Gallery, Dallas, Texas
1992 Faculty Exhibition, Pollock Gallery, Southern Methodist University, Dallas, Texas
1992 Images of Nature, Martin-Rathburn Gallery, San Antonio, Texas
1993 500X Gallery, Dallas, Texas
1993 The First, Paul Rogers Harris and Ray Hetzel, Dallas, Texas
1993 Dare: A to Z, Dallas, Texas
1993 Art in the Metroplex, Fort Worth, Texas (Mr. & Mrs. John L. Clardy, Sr. Award)
1993 City Room Garden, University of Houston, Houston, Texas and Texas A&M College of Architecture, College Station, Texas
1993 University of Texas at Arlington, California College of Arts and Crafts, Arlington, Texas
1994 20x20x20, Louisiana State University, Baton Rouge, Louisiana (Jurors' Award)
1994 The Eleventh Annual National Juried Art Exhibition, Warehouse Living ArtsCenter, Corsicana, Texas (Juror's Award)
1994 Binary Ground: Contemporary Landscape and Environment, curated by Kevin Curry, Hickory Street Annex, Dallas, Texas
1994 500X Gallery, Dallas, Texas
1994-95 Contemporary American Art, Part I, Budapest and Sz�kesfeh�rv�r, Hungary, Related Publication: Contemporary American Artists, edited by Edit Andras and Katalin Geller, Curated by Beata Szechy
1995 500X Gallery, Dallas, Texas
1995 Flatbed Group Exhibition, Rachel Harris Gallery, Fort Worth, Texas
1995 6 X Art, 2613 Thomas Avenue, Dallas, Texas
1995 Members Invitational, The McKinney Avenue Contemporary, Dallas, Texas
1996 Global Fax/Envelope Mail Exhibit , Memphis College of Art, Memphis, Tennessee
1996 Global Fax/Envelope Mail Exhibit, Montserrat College of Art, Beverly, Massachusetts
1996 Global Fax/Envelope Mail Exhibit, New York Studio Program, Brooklyn, New York
1996 20x20x20: A Compact Competition, Louisiana State University, Baton Rouge, Louisiana
1996 500X Gallery, Open Show, Dallas, Texas
1996 Cobb, Mitcham, Vernon, 500X Gallery, Dallas, Texas
1996 Greeting Cards and Gift Papers: Artist Designed, Lakeside Gallery, Richland College, Dallas, Texas
1997 Faculty Exhibition, Pollock Gallery, Southern Methodist University, Dallas, Texas
1997 Sue Cobb, Mary Vernon, Charlsie Mitcham, Dallas Visual Art Center, Dallas, Texas
1997 500X Gallery, Dallas, Texas
1997 A Space Time: The Fourth Dimension, The McKinney Avenue Contemporary, Dallas, Texas
1997 Drawings, Cedar Valley College, Lancaster, Texas
1997 Texas Natural Wonders, Valley House Gallery, Dallas, Texas
1998 New Painting and Sculpture, Valley House Gallery, Dallas, Texas
1998 Dallas Area Art: Small Works Exhibition, Lowell Collins Gallery, Houston, Texas
1998 Madness at The MAC, The McKinney Avenue Contemporary, Dallas, Texas
1998 Faculty Exhibition, Meadows Museum, Southern Methodist University, Dallas, Texas
1999 Palette 99, Cain Center, Athens, Texas
2000 Postcards From All Over, IAA Center for the Arts, Irving, Texas
2000 World Festival of Art on Paper, Kranj, Slovenia,
2000 Prelude: Preliminary Studies and Unfinished Works by the Faculty of the Division of Art, Southern Methodist University, Dallas, Texas
2001 Sunny Days, Starry Nights, Austin, Texas
2002 Modalities of the Visible: A Survey of Contemporary Art in North Texas, Forum Gallery, Brookhaven College Center For the Arts, Farmers Branch, Texas
2002 Longview Museum of Fine Arts 42nd Invitational, Longview, Texas
2003 Recent Work by the Faculty of the Division of Art, Meadows School of the Arts, Southern Methodist University, Pollock Gallery, Dallas, Texas
2004 50th Anniversary Exhibition, Valley House Gallery, Dallas, Texas
2004 Art Chicago, art fair, Navy Pier, Chicago, Illinois (Valley House Gallery)
2005 Art in the Key of Green, Valley House Gallery, Dallas, Texas
2006 Shared Visions: Texas Artists Then and Now, Arlington Museum of Art, Galveston Arts Center, Art Museum of Southeast Texas, Beaumont, Texas
2006 Art Museum of the Southwest, Beaumont, Texas
2006 Summer Show, Valley House Gallery, Dallas, Texas
2006 Work by the Faculty of the Division of Art, Meadows School of the Arts, Pollock Gallery, Southern Methodist Gallery, Dallas, Texas
2006 Kingdom Animalia: Creatures Big and Small by Artists Old and New, Valley House Gallery, Dallas, Texas
2007 CADD Contemporary Art Dealers of Dallas Inaugural Art Fair, Three Three Three First Avenue, Dallas, Texas (Valley House Gallery)
2008 College Art Association's 96th Annual Conference, Adam's Mark Hotel, Dallas, Texas.
2008 Texas Tour: 100 Years of Texas Landscape Painting, Valley House Gallery, Dallas, Texas
2008-09 Experiencing Perspectives, Daimler Financial Services, Fort Worth, Texas
2009 Thank You Fort Worth: An Appreciation from Valley House Gallery & Sculpture Garden, Fort Worth Community Arts Center, Fort Worth, Texas
2009 Dallas Art Fair, FIG (Fashion Industry Gallery), Dallas, Texas (Valley House Gallery)
2009 Meadows Art Now, curated by Cortney Garman, The McKinney Avenue Contemporary, Dallas, Texas
2010 Dallas Art Fair, FIG (Fashion Industry Gallery), Dallas, Texas (Valley House Gallery)
2010 Texas Women Printmakers, Texas Women's University, Denton, Texas, curator: Vance Wingate
2011 Elemental = color / line / texture, Valley House Gallery, Dallas, Texas
2011 Dallas Art Fair, Fashion Industry Gallery, Dallas, Texas (Valley House Gallery)
Faculty in Art, Southern Methodist University Meadows School of the Arts, 1990, p. 11, Hermes and Dionysos, reproduced.
Jay Sullivan, Meadows School of the Arts, Southern Methodist University Research, Volume 3, 1996, inside back cover, Milkweed reproduced.
Meadows Museum, Southern Methodist University Division of Art Faculty Exhibition, 1995, postcard set, Dictionary reproduced.
Edit Andras and Katalin Geller, Contemporary American Artists, Curated by Beata Szechy, Hungarian Multicultural Center, Inc.,Study (The Green Man), reproduced.
Visual Exchange, Dallas Visual Art Center, Spring, 1997, Kusatsu reproduced.
Mike Daniel, "Mary Vernon at Valley House," The Dallas Morning News Guide, October 14, 2002, page 59, Maldive and State Line reproduced.
50th Anniversary Exhibition, exhibition catalogue, Valley House Gallery, Dallas, Texas, March 5 - 27, 2004, page 22, Ansgana reproduced.
"Start Your Collection," Southwest Art Magazine, , April 2004, page 38, Little Hatting reproduced
Mike Daniel, "Art: Last Chance," The Dallas Morning News Guide, November 3, 2006, page 27, Study After Pisanello reproduced.
Bruce Felps, "Neighbors: In the 'Wood: Mary Vernon," Lakewood People, November 10, 2006, page 3A.
Conversations 5: Lois Dodd / Mary Vernon, published in conjunction with the exhibition "Lois Dodd: Paintings and Drawings," March 5 - 31, 2007, Pollock Gallery, Division of Art, Meadows School of the Arts, Southern Methodist University, Dallas, Texas.
"Guide Picks," The Dallas Morning News Guide, August 28, 2009, Table With Iron Jacket and Still Life
With Rock reproduced.
Quin Mathews, Art Matters, WRR, September 2009.
"Arts & entertainment in the Corridor: Arts & Events," Addison: The Magazine of the North Dallas Corridor, Fall 2009, pages 10 and 71 Still Life with Dictator reproduced on.
Frederick Turner, "The Eyes of Texas: Texas Art and Texas Light," American Arts Quarterly, published by The Newington-Cropsey Cultural Studies Center (Hastings-on-Hudson, New York), Summer 2010, Volume 27, Number 3, pages 27-33.
Book illustrations:
Drawings in James Hillman's Anima: An Anatomy of a Personified Notion, Spring Publications, 1985
Drawings in Italian edition: James Hillman, Anatomia du una nozione personificata, Adelphi Edizon, 1989.
Drawings in Japanese edition, 1990
Chapter headings in Charles Boer, translation of Ovid's Metamorphosis, Spring Publications, 1989.
Gaston Bachelard's On Poetic Reverie And Imagination
Barbara Anderson's First Fieldwork
The Dallas Institute's The America Papers
Russell Lockhart's Words as Eggs
Willelm Heinrich Roscher and James Hillman's Pan and the Nightmare
Murray Stein's In Midlife
Greg Mogenson's God as Trauma
Charles Boer's translation of Ovid's Metamorphosis
Linda Fierz-David's translation of The Dream of Poliphilo: The Soul in Love
Nor Hall's Those Women
Compact Disc Cover -- Crispell, Guy, and Hemingway, Cascades, du Maurier
International Jazz Festival, Vancouver (View at Nice)
Compact Disc Cover - Canvas Trio, 16 Moments, Music and Arts CD-999 (Quadrants)
Compact Disc Cover -- Guy, Dick, Raine-Reusch, Gudire, Nuscope Recordings CD 1003 (46 and 44; Mesa)
Compact Disc Cover - John Butcher, Phil Durrant, and Peggy Lee, Intentions, Nuscope Recordings CD 1011 (Santa Theresa and Little City)
Teaching and Fellowships:
1967-81 Faculty, Department of Art and Art History, Southern Methodist University
1979-81 Chair, Division of Art History
1982 Became a Fellow of The Dallas Institute of Humanities and Culture
Essays in collections published by the DIHC include:
The Color Red
Hestia (also in The Olympians, Continuum Publishing, New York, 1996)
Fixing Upon the Dark
Artists' Angels
The Virtuous Have Neighbors
Beauty as Theft
1987-95 Chair, Division of Art, Meadows School of the Arts, Southern Methodist University
1991-2001 Contributing Faculty, Pacifica Graduate Institute
1987-2006 Associate Professor of Art, Meadows School of the Arts, Southern Methodist University
2006-Present Professor of Art, Meadows School of the Arts, Southern Methodist University
Research Grants and Awards:
1994 Meadows School of the Arts, Southern Methodist University, Research Grant, Flatbed Press
1997 Meadows School of the Arts, Southern Methodist University, Faculty Research Leave and Grant
1998-99 Meadows Foundation Distinguished Teaching Professor
1998 Moss/Chumley North Texas Artist Award
2001 HOPE Professor Award
2001 Provost's Grant (Rockefeller Brothers Foundation) for Teaching Technology
2003 United States, Department of State, Art in Embassies Program, American Artists Abroad Program: Visiting Art, Santiago Chile
2004 Provost's Grant in Instructional Technology
2005/06 Judge, Heitt Prize in the Humanities, Dallas Institute of Humanities and Culture
2006 Altshuler Distinguished Teaching Fellow, Southern Methodist University
Community Service:
1975-77 Treasurer and Firefighter, Volunteer Firefighters of Flower Mound
1977 Commentator, KERA Radio and Television
1977 Utilities Committee, City of Flower Mound
1980-83 Trustee, Dallas Museum of Art
1982-83 Programs for Irving Community Television
1985-88 Board of Directors, Arts District Friends
1986 Arts District Foundation Visual Arts Advisory Panel
1986 Dallas Police Association Police Memorial Committee
1987-90 Advisory Committee, The Landmark Program
1987-90 Advisory Board, L'Architecture et Les Arts D�coratifs Francais
1987-90 Advisory Board, The Assemblage
1987-90 Board of Directors, Craft Guild of Dallas
1987-89 Art In Public Places Committee, City of Dallas
1987-90 Advisory Board, Arts Magnet High School
1989-92 Public Art Committee, City of Dallas Cultural Affairs Commission
1990 Board of Directors, Contemporary Culture, Inc.
1990-93 Advisory Committee, Artreach
1990-96 Dallas Area Rapid Transit Art and Design Program
1991 Advisory Board, Highland Park Arts
1992-94 Education Committee of the Board of Trustees, Dallas Museum of Art
1992-95 Advisory Board, The Women's Center of Dallas
1992-95 Board of Directors, National Council of Art Administrators
1993 Advisory Board, The Texas Biennial
1993-94 Advisory Board, DARE Lecture Series
1994-95 WishboneTM Educational Advisory Board
1995 Advisory Board, Pollock Gallery, Division of Art, Southern Methodist University
1995-96 President, Faculty Senate of Southern Methodist University
1997-99 Advisory Board, Talented and Gifted Magnet at Townview High School
1999 American Airlines Tate Academic Summit Planning Group
2000-03 Executive Committee, Town and Gown Club of Dallas
2001 Advisory Board, Herrin House, Dallas
2002-03 President, Town and Gown Club of Dallas
2003-Present Academic Advisory Board, Meadows Museum, Southern Methodist University
2006 Chair, Bookstore Committee of the Faculty Senate
2006 Meadows School of the Arts, Ad Hoc Committee on Governance
Corporate and Public Collections:
Belo Corporation, Dallas, Texas
Royal Caribbean "Independence of the Seas"
U. S. Trust, Dallas, Texas
United States Embassy, Bucharest, Rumania (1994 - 1997, Art in Embassies Program)
United States Embassy, Riga, Latvia (1997 - 2000, Art in Embassies Program)
United States Embassy, Santiago, Chile (2002 - 2004, Art in Embassies Program)
Wadley Regional Medical Center, Texarkana, Texas
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Is it banned able to say gg/wp, if it going under those conditions:
1. Is it okey to say GG/WP as a sign you're give up?
- (Game just start. All on your team/enemy call out GG/WP)
2. Is it okey to say GG/WP, then it can flame or giving other negative then named above?
- (You have 0 farm, and your team/enemy said WP/GG)
3. Is it okey to still say GG/WP, when one player begging for not hearing it, if it's about him?
- (He's feeling it was him who make a BG, and would like to forget about how he did. He call it out too)
4. Is it okey to spam GG/WP even it's the case?
- (Like saying WP/GG for everything (minion, kills, assist, etc.))
5. Is it okey to use GG/WP in your name if it's offending?
- (I seen 1002amasOpwGG (backward GGwpOsama2001) (It wasn't on NA) (He was Turkey (I think), and Taliban fan.))
My view:
I'm feeling the most people using the WP/GG as a sign to say I did a BG, because when I win they say nothing.
What I got so far:
No what ever you add in the GG/WP you can't get banned.
So I ask your guys do you banned people that broke my 5 point?
can barely understand your post. but ggwp is just a "handshake." gl hf, at the start, ggwp at the end, thanks for the game, you guys earned it. that's all it is.
depends on the context. if you spam it after every kill then its annoying, and possibly a warning at least. but if they pick you up in a good play then no.
*edit, and if your using it after every team fight you lose then id say thats negative attitude.
If you are using gg/wp to mock your opponent and ruin their gaming experience, then yes, i can potentially be a bannable offence.
Thanks for good comments, because the general did say no. I feel like it's wrong to say GGVayne with most farm in the game, when you got 1 at the end.
my rule of thumb is "would i want to play with this guy?" If they spam, harass, troll, etc then no, i dont want to ever hit them in the match making.
dignitas Rampant
Here's my stance on it, its similar to saying "gg". If you say "gg" at the end of the game, its a handshake, a formality, something that is considered good sportsmanship, like shaking your opponent's hands after a baseball game. If you say gg after a decisive teamfight, I actually don't think its that big a deal. Its when it compounds with a negative attitude, or when its used to spam, when you get to it being a punishable offense.
IElvaI Hyperion
In my opinion gg is for the end of the game, and the end only, when it is absolutely sure a team has won.
I see gg as a handshake, and wil say it every game. Even if we had trolls, they had afk, I'll say gg, and say I'm sory for the trolls/afk.
I never used, and never will say gg during a game, as it makes it seem like you've already won the game, and can thus be demotivation for the enemy team.
If an enemy makes a good play, or we get a good teamfight i will mention it, but more as a gf, not gg.
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I like the pick.
I also think this guy should be voted most likely to have Steve Smith rip him a new one. I think this team has long needed more cocky players, attitudes, etc.....so I aint complaining
Carolina Panthers Draft Josh Norman
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lol at people thinking he's gonna start week 1, he's slow as fug. Kuechly is faster than him lollolololol.
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Awesome place�.we had our daughter's 3 yr birthday party at Hippo Hop. Our guest was so impress with the service and experience that 2 of our friends had their childs bday party there also. The... service was impeccable. So much so we tipped and it wasn't required.VIEW MORE »VIEW LESS »
We had our son's birthday party here and it was great. The staff was very helpful in planning, the room was clean and a generous size and all our guests had fun.
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Awesome place�.we had our daughter's 3 yr birthday party at Hippo Hop. Our guest was so impress with the service and experience that 2 of our friends had their childs bday party there also. The service was impeccable. So much so we tipped and it wasn't required.
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We had our son's birthday party here and it was great. The staff was very helpful in planning, the room was clean and a generous size and all our guests had fun.
My 4 year old loves it! He always has a great time. It is also clean and they have friendly staff. They have a great menu for kids.
We LOVE this place. Fun, clean, safe, friendly, good food and people. There is a wide variety of activities to accommodate interest levels, and separate areas for the littlest hoppers. Lots of seating for parents and free wi-fi. Come and visit--you will be back!
The facility was clean. Lots of food options for kids with allergies. Kids actually played! Loved it
Nice place to have a birthday party for preschoolers. Clean, safe, and lots of fun for the kids. We all enjoyed it and the service was excellent.
We had my son's first birthday party here and had an impeccable experience. This is the way to go, no muss no fuss, great party, and someone else sets up and cleans up! The place is CLEAN and the party host was wonderful, she even stood at the door with hand cleaner for the kids to sanitize on their way in the room for pizza and cake after playing on the play area! Everyone had a great time and I didn't have to stress with making things and food! The only gripe I have is the price of the food, though we had to feed a crowd and the food is organic/clean. So, not outrageous!
My 4 yr. old son and his friends had a blast and I did not have to lift a finger. I am so glad we decided to go with Hippo Hop. Super friendly staff and very organized event. It was perfect!
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Posted on: 10/20/2013
What a wonderful party venue! After selecting our food and activity options for the party, all we had to do was show up. The staff took care of EVERYTHING - decorations, food setup and clean up, keeping us on schedule, and generally being helpful. We would love to have another party here!
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Posted on: 9/23/2013
They did a terrific job with my son's 4 year old birthday. All the staff were super helpful. The room was well set up and all the food was tasty. The selections were great for kids and adults. The kids were all sad when the party ended because they wanted to keep playing!
My 3 year old's outdoor train birthday got rained out this past weekend, but HippoHop worked us into their busy Saturday schedule last minute. Jean and Wendy were awesome! Thanks guys!
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Posted on: 6/22/2013
Today we took my son and his play buddy to HippoHopp on a whim. It was such a wonderful experience. They played and enjoyed themselves immensely. However the highlight of the visit for me was the exceptional customer service I received from an employee by the name of Courtney. OMG! She was incredible. I went to the counter twice to place a food order. Both times Courtney greeted me with the biggest welcoming smile, answered all my questions,gave me food suggestions (ideal choices by the way),and was just plain nice.She was beautiful inside and out. I was so impressed with her kindness, I had to take a moment to write this review. Thank you for a great family outing. We will definitely be back to this HippoHopp and I hope Courtney is working that day.
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Posted on: 3/12/2013
It was wonderful to simply walk in and have everything set up and done: Spiderman decorations, organic and tasty food (they have a great variety).... Our party hostess was friendly, attentive and well-organized. We love HippoHopp!
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Posted on: 9/10/2012
Over the weekend, my son celebrated his birthday at Hippo Hopp for the second time. The event went off seamlessly and Tammie, who was in charge of our party, was extremely helpful and responsive to all of my concerns. It is so nice to have a party somewhere other than at our house where there is plenty of room for everyone and no cleanup. Hippo Hopp makes birthday parties easy and I recommend it highly. All of the staff there are consistently helpful and considerate and are instrumental to making everything run perfectly. Thanks to all for a job well done.
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Posted on: 8/20/2012
I am a new mom and many of you all know that having memorable experiences for your child or children is important! My daughter China celebrated her 2nd birthday with Hippo Hopp. I can honestly say I felt like we were the only guest in such a huge space with several different families. The service was impeccable and all of our needs were met. Thank you Hippo Hopp


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Not sure if this is the correct place to post my questions but it feels like a home disaster to me so I will go with it! We just finished having primed interior double doors installed in our office. We are doing the painting ourselves, so we removed the doors and hinges, painted, and returned them to their EXACT same places. Now, our doors that were a perfect fit yesterday no longer fit! They are now too tight for the space and will only close if forced. I am sure the paint has made the doors a little wider, or something like that....What can we do? I am about to put a hammer through the glass, which I am sure would not solve my problem!:) Please help!
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Did you take the hinges off the door when you painted? The hinge leaves should be left in place and masked off for painting. The hinge mortises are very precisely cut to make the door work. If any paint gets in there, they do not fit the same. Since the paint is still new, it will be a little soft and easy to chisel away. If you wait until the paint cures, it will be harder than the wood. You will find it very difficult to clean out the mortises with a chisel.
Make sure to completely clean out the side of the mortises near the hinge pivots, on both the door and jamb.
Without seeing the situation, itÂs hard to say but IÂll take a guess. If you used a heavy coat or two of water based paint, theoretically the doors could have swelled enough to create the problem. Normally the finished reveal around the door next to the jamb is 1/16 to 1/8 of an inch. If the doors were installed tight to begin with than yes, the paint could have easily made the doors too tight.
A common mistake is to apply one or two heavy coats of paint with the idea that more is better. These thick layers take forever to dry even though the doors feel dry. The paint material soaks into the wood which swells the door plus the added thickness of the heavy paint just adds to the problem.
IÂm guessing itÂs a combination of two things. The doors were installed too tight and the paint was applied too heavy. Also for interior doors, especially commercial that could take a lot of abuse, I recommend and exterior oil based paint. This paint takes longer to dry but itÂs harder, resists scratching, finger prints and markings much better and you wonÂt have a problem with "blocking". Blocking is that sticking between paint surfaces thatÂs common with latex paint.
I forgot another possibility; doors (just the same as wood trim and wood flooring) should be allowed to acclimate in the installed location for a few days at least, before hanging. This allows the doors to adapt to the relative humidity and temperature so the doors wonÂt swell or shrink after the install.
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St. Leonard Congregation is a Catholic parish located in Muskego, Wisconsin. It is a member of Archdiocese of Milwaukee. The parish was founded in 1957. We have over 1600 families. There are about 200 students in the school and approximately 800 students in the Christian Formation programs. New families are always welcome to both the parish and the school. We have a wide array of programs and ministries. Our staff is inviting and helpful. Browse around this website to discover who we are and what we have to offer.
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Replacing the school roof and addressing parish debt were the top two priorities according to parishioners in our formal planning study. They are the first and second priorities in our Growing with God Capital Campaign. Here is a quick update on each.
In choosing contractors for major capital projects, like replacing the school roof, St. Leonard solicits at least three bids and those bids are then reviewed by our finance and buildings and grounds committees. We are excited to announce that we have a bid of $300,000 to replace the school roof. This is $100,000 less than the initial estimate we had during the planning study.
Regarding our debt, a question frequently asked is: How is St. Leonard's current debt (incurred from the gym) managed?
The Finance Council ensures that our debt is managed responsibly, and the debt was refinanced from a rate of 6.25% to 3.75% in January of 2011. This rate is roughly the rate of inflation. Therefore it does not make sense to pay it off early. But we still need to make our monthly payments, which will come from this campaign. The debt will be paid in full in early 2017.
We will all be asked to prayerfully consider how we might support Growing with God.
If you have any questions, please feel free to contact Nancy Kerns in the parish office.
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Easter Sunday: Sunday, April 5, 2015 - Regular mass schedule: 7:30am - Fr Kohler presiding; 9:00am - Fr Dan presiding and 11:00am - Fr Dan presiding
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Mystic - Doris S. Jackson, 87, died peacefully at The Westerly Nursing Home on Monday, April 16, 2012, stoic and strong to the very end in the face of esophageal cancer.
"Sewelly," as she was known to her friends, was resourceful, strong willed, creative and self-reliant. Her adventurous life took her to many places and people. She was raised in Burlingame, Calif., by her devoted parents, Bruce and Kathryn Sewell. Outgoing and with many friends, she described teaching herself, at age 15, how to smoke in front of a mirror before trying, with less success, to teach her mother to smoke. Later, during the war years, she maintained engagements to several young soldiers in order to "give them hope."
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Published February 17, 1995
The Maple Leafs are "ready to cash in on their popularity" as negotiations continue for the team's local TV rights, according to Rob Longley in today's TORONTO SUN. Sources said Leafs Owner Cliff Fletcher is seeking $15M per season, a figure that would top the Blue Jays' current $12M deal. IMG, which is negotiating for the Leafs, has been in talks with Molson, which owns exclusive national TV rights to the NHL in Canada. Talks with Molson "haven't exactly been smooth, but for the time being at least, the brewery is the only major player. If it wins the rights, Molson will then vend the games to the station or stations that will carry them." While Molson may be involved as a sponsor, it is possible Molson's production wing, Molstar, "may have a reduced presence in a new deal." Fletcher reportedly wants to see the team take a more active role in the production of the games. Longley writes the presence of IMG is "a potentially intimidating one for the rights holders." IMG has a large presence in sports marketing throughout the world, and is "becoming aggressively involved with certain NHL teams," including the Leafs (TORONTO SUN, 2/17).


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Former Finance Minister Brian Lenihan's son Tom said his father used to cry at home at the kitchen table over cuts he had to make during the financial crisis.
In an emotional interview about his father's death and his own battle with depression Lenihan, 21, said his father, who was deputy leader of Fianna Fail before he died, was deeply affected by the financial hardship being suffered around him.
Lenihan, who is now president of Trinity College Student Union, told Ryan Tubridy on his RTE radio show, "He would have shed tears at people facing cuts. He found it hard to balance things that are just impossible moral choices."
"I would have said, 'What do you think is in the national interest? How do you make it as fair as possible? How do you balance the supposed best course of action with the problems at the time.'"
Lenihan spoke about his own struggles with depression. He revealed that he struggled with alcohol in college and had suicidal thoughts. He also said that he was on anti-depression medication.
"I was drinking a lot and that followed me through college," he said.
His problems culminated when he was caught cheating in a third year exam because he was not prepared for it through his drinking.
"I wasn't on my medication. I don't think I was myself. When it came down to it, I cheated in an exam and I was caught…I knew straight away I was in trouble. It was a wake-up call that I needed to take better care of myself."
Lenihan revealed he doesn't support Fianna Fail and only voted for his father in a general election.
He could not reconcile his views with Fianna Fail because of some of its stances on issues, including abortion.
"I find that they are a very conservative party that tends to care for the middle aged and the middle class rather than looking outwardly at our future," he said.
Lenihan also revealed that he didn't want his father to resign as finance minister when he was diagnosed with cancer.
"I think he would have been frustrated at home," Lenihan said. "I think he saw meaning in the job."
He would have felt guilty if his father had resigned due to his own struggles. "At the same time I wanted my dad to die peacefully and I wanted to create as little tension as I could regarding my own demons. I wanted to try and be there for my dad," Lenihan said.
He has no wish to follow his late father into politics but, since the age of 15, he wanted to be a filmmaker.
"My dad was quite sceptical but when he saw how passionate I was about it, he said go for it," Lenihan said.
Brian Lenihan died from pancreatic cancer at the age of 52 in June 2011.
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