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Joe Joe and Wanda had a small apartment in the city, and they decided that the only way to pull off a Sunday afternoon quickie with their 10-year-old son in the apartment was to send him out on the balcony and order him to report on all the neighborhood activities. To a young boy, they thought, spying would be a lot of fun and would distract him for an hour or so. The boy began his commentary as his parents put their plan into operation. "There's a car being towed from the parking lot," he said. "An ambulance just drove by..." A few moments passed. "Looks like the Andersons have company," he called out. "Matt's riding a new bike and the Coopers are having sex." Mom and Dad shot up in bed. "How do you know that?" the startled father asked. "Their kid is standing out on the balcony too," the son replied.
Sweet Granny A sweet grandmother telephoned Mount Sinai Hospital. She timidly asked, "Is it possible to speak to someone who can tell me how a patient is doing?" The operator said, "I'll be glad to help, Dear. What's the name and room number?" The grandmother, in her weak tremulous voice, replied, "Miss Holly Finkel, in Room 302." The operator replied, "Let me check. Oh, good news! The records say that Holly is doing very well. Her blood pressure is fine, her blood work just came back as normal and her physician, Dr. Cohen, has scheduled her to be discharged on Tuesday." The grandmother said, "Thank you, that's wonderful! I was so worried! God bless you for the good news." The operator replied, "You're more than welcome. Is Holly your daughter?" The grandmother said, "No, I'm Holly Finkel in 302. Dr. Cohen doesn't tell me crap."
Pinocchio's Problem Pinocchio has just turned 16 years old and Geppetto thinks to himself: "Just now my son is going to take an interest in girls, I had better explain to him about the birds and the bees." So he spends time telling Pinocchio about girls and making love. Pinocchio listens intently and then goes off to experiment. Some time later, Geppetto sees his son and asks, "How's it going with the girls?" Pinocchio replies, "Great, I'm doing fine, except that all the girls are complaining about splinters." "Oh dear," says his father, "All I can suggest is that you smooth things over first with some sandpaper." Some time later he sees his son and asks, "How's it going with the girls?" "Who needs girls when you've got sandpaper?!?"
The Local Pharmacy A man walks into a pharmacy and asks for cyanide. "What is the purpose for the cyanide?" the worker behind the counter asks. "It's for my wife," he replies. "I'm sorry sir, but I can't give you cyanide for that." The customer shows the attendant a picture of his wife. "Oh! I didn't know you had a prescription."
A Night Full Of Fun A guy walks into a bar and sits down next to a beautiful woman. They start talking, and after a few cocktails, she invites him back to her place for sex. He responds with an enthusiastic yes, and they are soon on their way. After they arrive at her place, things heat up fast and she suggests a 69. He responds with, "You know, I don't get out very much and I'm not totally hip to some of the new lingo." "Oh, that's okay. Just follow my lead," she says. Within a few minutes he gets the idea and things are going nicely, until she farts. "What the hell was that?" he asks, alarmed. "Oh, sorry," she giggles. Not about to stop over such a minor detail, he resumes his activities. Thoroughly enjoying himself, he is completely disgusted when she cracks another one, even worse than the first. "This is ridiculous. I have to go," he says, looking for his clothes. "What's the matter? Aren't you having fun?" she exclaims. He pauses, and then replies, "Well, if you think I am sticking around for another 67 of those, you have another thing coming."
Get The Manager A man and his wife check into a hotel. The husband wants to have a drink at the bar, but his wife is extremely tired so she decides to go on up to their room to rest. She lies down on the bed. Just then, an elevated train passes by very close to the window and shakes the room so hard that she's thrown out of the bed. Thinking this must be a freak occurrence, she lies down once more. Again a train shakes the room so violently, she's pitched to the floor. Exasperated, she calls the front desk and asks for the manager. The manager says he'll be right up. The manager is skeptical, but the wife insists the story is true. "Look... lie here on the bed -- you'll be thrown right to the floor!" So he lies down next to the wife. Just then the husband walks in and says, "What are you doing here!?!" The manager calmly replies, "Would you believe I'm waiting for a train?"
Marketing 101 You see a gorgeous girl at a party. You go up to her and say, "I'm fantastic in bed." That's Direct Marketing. You're at a party with a bunch of friends and see a gorgeous girl. One of your friends goes up to her, and pointing at you says, "He's fantastic in bed." That's Advertising. You see a gorgeous girl at a party. You go up to her and get her telephone number. The next day you call and say, "Hi, I'm fantastic in bed." That's Telemarketing. You're at a party and see a gorgeous girl. You get up and straighten your tie, walk up to her and pour her a drink. You open the door for her, pick up her bag after she drops it, offer her a ride, and then say, "By the way, I'm fantastic in bed." That's Public Relations. You're at a party and see a gorgeous girl. She walks up to you and says, "I hear you're fantastic in bed." That's Brand Recognition.


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The department is working to deliver major transport projects which will relieve road and rail congestion and support Victoria's future economic growth.
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The Victorian Government has prepared integrated strategies that set the direction to improve public and private transport, the movement of freight, the development of our ports and other major infrastructure.
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19 December 2014
A new Free Tram Zone will begin in Melbourne City from 1 January, along with capped fares for zone 1 and 2 travel.
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7 October 2014
Agreement with Transurban signed for the CityLink Tulla Widening
7 October 2014
The Victorian Government announced it has reached a final agreement with Transurban on the CityLink Tulla Widening project through the Unsolicited Proposal Guidelines.

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MEMORY ETERNAL! The Very Rev. John Elias was born in 1939 in Hafa, Latakia, Syria. He passed away on February 11, 2014 in Jacksonville, Florida. Father John faithfully served the Antiochian Orthodox Christian Archdiocese in America for 40 years in the following parishes:St. Mary's Yonkers, NY; St. Thomas in Sioux City, Iowa; St. George in Akron, OH; St. George in El Paso, Texas; St. Mary in Omaha, NE; and St. George in Jacksonville, FL, where he served from 1992-2001.
Archpriest John was preceded in death by his parents: Nassim and Badia; his sisters Yvonne, Azizeh, and Mother Antonina. He is survived by his wife, Kh. Nawall Elias; his children Yvonne, Jany (husband), Azizeh, Zaharia (husband), Nassim, Dana (wife); his grandchildren: Reema, Nicole, John, Alina, Michael, Christopher; his brothers Aziz and Spiro, and his sisters Hind and Nadia. Father John was a beloved priest, son, brother, husband, father, grandfather, and friend. May his memory be eternal. Christ is Risen!
The Orthodox Christian Fellowship (OCF) has announced a Day of Prayer for college students across the United States as they begin the 2014 Lenten journey at the beginning of March. OCF Day of Prayer is a program that unites the various chapters across North America in prayer. Each year, on the first day of Great Lent (Clean Monday), participating OCF chapters take part in 24 hours of unceasing prayer. Each school takes a one-hour slot to pray for themselves, their chapters and their fellow students.
Chapters of OCF are invited to sign up for an hour of prayer that begins at 6:00 p.m. EST on Forgiveness Sunday, March 2. Chapters are invited to submit prayer requests for family members and friends, and each prayer intention will be forwarded to participating chapters in the Day of Prayer commemorations.
More information is available on the Day of Prayer webpage at the OCF's Website.
The Mary Jaharis Center for Byzantine Art and Culture at Hellenic College/Holy Cross Greek Orthodox School of Theology will host the Boston Byzantine Music Festival at the Maliotis Center on the Holy Cross Brookline, MA campus on February 24–25, 2014. The festival will feature concerts by the Greek Orthodox Archdiocesan Byzantine Choir and by the ensemble En Chordais, with lectures by Dr. Emmanouil Giannopoulos, assistant professor at the Higher Ecclesiastical Academy in Ioannina, Greece, and Dr. Kyriakos Kalaitzidis, Faculty of Music Studies, University of Athens.
The festival coincides with the 200th anniversary of the establishment of the New Method of Analytical Notation, a major landmark in the history of Byzantine music.
Individual concert tickets are available for $40.00, or $70 for both concerts. Student tickets can be purchsed for $15.00 per concert. Visit the Festival Website for more information and to order tickets.
A new video from the Fellowship of Orthodox Christians United to Serve (FOCUS) produced by award winning filmmaker Kevin Bryce, sheds light on American children who are hungry. Children in needy communities in America sometimes go a day or more without eating because their families can't afford groceries, and FOCUS is working to address that situation.
Abe Abraham, age 101, fell peacefully asleep in the Lord at his home on Wednesday, January 29, 2014. He is preceded in death by his parents, Sleyman and Zahia Abraham, brother, James and wife, Georgette, sister-in-law, Margaret, and brother-in-law, Dr. Thomas Bander.
Abe was an officer in the United States Army serving as a lieutenant in India during World War II. He was an active member of the Variety Club of Grand Rapids and a life member of St. Nicholas Antiochian Orthodox Church, Grand Rapids, MI, serving in several leadership roles. He has served on the Board of Trustees of the Antiochian Orthodox Christian Archdiocese of North America since 1955, its longest serving member. Metropolitan Philip presented him with the Antonian Gold Medal for this dedication and leadership to the church. He is also a life member of the Order of St. Ignatius of Antioch.
MEMORY ETERNAL! Your prayers are requested for the repose of the soul of the newly-departed servant of God, brother, and concelebrant Archpriest George Aswad, pastor emeritus of St. George Antiochian Orthodox Church in Niagara Falls, NY, who fell asleep in Christ early on the morning of January 31, 2014. Funeral arrangements are incomplete at this time.
Condolences may be sent to his wife Khouria Grace and their children and grandchildren care of the parish email address, firstname.lastname@example.com.
Visit this Website to add your memories and read reflections and tributes for Fr. George.
(From His Grace Bishop Basil)
Since its inception in 1993 by Charles R. Marge, the Boston Byzantine Choir has endeavored to make Byzantine chant and the Orthodox Christian faith accessible to the English-speaking world. The choir grew out of the rich chanting tradition of St. Mary Orthodox Church with The Very Rev. Antony Hughes, in Cambridge, Massachusetts. The choir has sung at universities, parishes and music festivals throughout New England.
In 2007, The Boston Byzantine Choir was honored to participate in "The Ascending Voice," a symposium of sacred a cappella music held at Pepperdine University. The choir has also sung multiple times for Orthodox Education Day at St. Vladimir's Seminary and the Sacred Music Institute of the Antiochian Archdiocese. The Boston Byzantine Choir is best known for its five recordings of Byzantine Chant in English, available from Ancient Faith Publishing.
The Western Rite Vicariate announces the publication of ORDO 2014. This booklet is the official liturgical guide for all Western Rite parishes in the Vicariate. It contains directions for reciting the Divine Office and celebrating the Mass according to the calendar and use of the Western Rite Vicariate of the Antiochian Orthodox Christian Archdiocese of North America. It contains rubrics for both the Rite of St. Gregory with the Monastic Diurnal, and the Rite of St. Tikhon with The English Office.
The ORDO 2014 is available in both print and electronic formats. Copies may be purchased at the St. Luke's Priory Press Store on Lulu: www.lulu.com/spotlight/frfenton.
In a special episode of Orthodoxy Live on Ancient Faith Radio (AFR) on January 26, 2014, host Fr. Evan Armatas, rector of St. Spyridon Greek Orthodox Church, welcomed John Maddex into the studio. Both speakers offered an overview of the Lenten Triodion and Great Lent, designed to be informative for the newly chrismated Orthodox Christian or the inquirer. Listeners learned about the history and current significance of Great Lent, and how to best prepare for it.
Orthodoxy Live regularly offers listeners an opportunity to ask pointed questions about the Orthodox Church. Perfect for seekers, converts, and cradle Orthodox Christian alike, this program provides an opportunities for people to ask the tough questions about the Orthodox faith. The program with Fr. Evan streams live, with listener call-ins from around the world, on the first and third Sundays of each month at 8:00 PM Eastern/5:00 PM Pacific, on AFR's Talk Station.
The Department for External Church Relations of the Russian Orthodox Church reports:
On 26 January 2014, His Beatitude Patriarch John X of Great Antioch and All the East and His Holiness Patriarch Kirill of Moscow and All Russia made a joint statement addressed to the participants in the Geneva II International Conference on Syria. Taking part in the Conference are representatives of the opposing parties and the world community. The text of the Statement is given below.
We, Primates of fraternal Orthodox Churches, the Church of Antioch and the Russian Church, met in Moscow in order to once again bear witness to love in Christ, the love which our Churches have preserved intact through centuries and which is addressed to all people regardless their nationality, religion or political views.
Today our common prayers go to the long-suffering Syrian people undergoing unprecedented ordeals. The land, in which Muslims and Christians have lived together for centuries, has been filled with tears of those who are lamenting the death of their relatives and friends and who have been driven away from their homes. The calamity that has come to the once peaceful land spares neither old people nor children, neither Muslims nor Christians. No heart can remain indifferent to the horrible tragedy in Syria.
These days, Switzerland is hosting an international conference which gathered at the negotiating table representatives of the opposing parties and the world community. We address our ardent appeal to the participants in the meeting, asking them to exert every possible effort to end the bloodshed and restore peace in the blessed Syrian land.
His Grace Bishop Basil, Diocese of Wichita and Mid-America, reported on January 26, 2014 that St. John the Divine Antiochian Orthodox Church in Lake Charles, LA, with pastors Fr. Michael Pavez and Fr. Philip Rogers, was gutted by fire on Sunday morning following the Liturgy. It appears that the entire interior of the church temple was destroyed.
KPLCtv.com reported that the parish "appeared to have heavy smoke and fire damage. Firefighters and utility crews were still tending to hot spots Sunday afternoon....Crew members said it doesn't appear anyone was inside the building when the fire started. There's no word on what caused the fire, which appeared to have started toward the rear of the structure."
The parish also suffered severe damage about six years ago, said Dn. Elias Nicols, after a hurricane. "It's awful but God willing, we have a resilient group of people here and we're going to go back and rebuild it and have us a new church. We're not giving up on it."
Read the news story.
A January 24, 2014 story on the Religion & Ethics Newsweekly program, "Jordan's Syrian Refugees," was produced by the Public Broadcasting Services (PBS). The report featured the International Orthodox Christian Charities (IOCC) humanitarian response to Syrian refugees living in Jordan. A PBS team visited Syrian refugees living in a refugee camp and in the city of Amman and offered a firsthand look at the struggles and the heartaches of the hundreds of thousands of Syrians who have fled their country's civil war.
IOCC Country Representative for Jordan Dimitrije Djukic, spoke with PBS reporter Kim Lawton about IOCC's role, and about the difficulties faced by the refugees, arriving at a rate of some 300 a day. "According to the UN High Commission for Refugees," noted Lawton, "almost 600,000 Syrians have officially registered as refugees in this nation of 6.6 million. But aid workers say at least the same number have not registered, largely out of fear of retaliation from Syria. The UN and international aid agencies have been working to meet the dire needs. Faith-based groups are actively mobilizing as well, and many religious leaders say they provide a unique contribution in the midst of the crisis." The United Nations, pointed out Lawton, has described the situation as "the greatest humanitarian catastrophe of modern times."
Watch the program on PBS.
Is your parish reaching out for new members in 2014? There has never been more opportunity for parishes to publicize events, broadcast service times, introduce themselves to their surrounding communities, and reach out to newcomers, than they can today through the web. Even the smallest mission now has a simple and effective way to announce its presence.
While the Antiochian.org team doesn't build individual church websites, we have assembled resources to help parishes design and maintain a Website, with 50 members or 500. With today's resources, many of them free, parishioners with little to no technical background can put together a serviceable website that will serve as a point of entry for seekers and Orthodox looking for a church home.
Visit the resource section, Your Parish and the Web, on Antiochian.org.
Dr. Christopher Veniamin, professor of Patristics at St. Tikhon's Orthodox Theological Seminary in South Canaan, PA, will deliver the keynote addresses at the St. Emmelia Orthodox Homeschooling Conference at the Antiochian Village in March. Children's workshops will be held for ages three and up. Presentations are meant to cover the spectrum of interests and concerns of parents from "Homeschooling 101" beginners to veterans who are homeschooling teens. Three tracks are offered at each session, focusing on "big picture" questions, ages and stages, and practical tips and techniques.
Registration fees, lodging, and meal packages are offered as economically as possible, with a special pricing cap so families will pay food expenses for their four oldest family members only. Register before February 27 for an early-bird price! In addition to the sessions, which cover homeschooling topics from theological and practical, general and specific perspectives, attendees will participate in services and have beautiful opportunities to experience works from photographer Jocelyn Mathewes, artist Leila Chokheli, illustrator Niko Chocheli, and author Chrissi Hart. Family photo sessions with Jocelyn Mathewes are also offered.
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January 20, 2014
The Very Rev. Michael Gillis, rector at Holy Nativity Orthodox Church in Langley, British Columbia, will be offering regular spiritual reflections in his new podcast on Ancient Faith Radio (AFR), "Praying in the Rain." Drawing on the wisdom of both ancient and contemporary Church Fathers, Fr. Michael will ponder "the struggles, the ironies, and the disciplines of the spiritual life," notes AFR. Written versions of many of Fr. Michael's musings can be found at his blog site as well.
Orthodox Christian Network Share the Light Sunday January 19, 2014
For, "whoever calls on the name of the Lord shall be saved." How then shall they call on Him in whom they have not believed? And how shall they believe in Him of whom they have not heard?-Orthodox Study Bible Romans 10:13-14
Beloved Clergy, Godly Monastics, and Blessed Faithful:
We greet you in the name of the Lord with the hope that all might hear His Name and understand His message of salvation. We live in the information age where we hear, and see a multitude of messages each and everyday. Our children and grandchildren have never known a world that was not overrun by the influences of the noisy multitude. Will this multitude drown out the voice of Orthodox Christianity? What will our children have to offer when they give birth to their own children and strive to raise them as loving, courageous, faithful human beings? The authentic Church of Christ must have a strong presence in media to share the truth of the Gospel.
The start of a New Year is a time to evaluate our lives and to promise ourselves that we will make a positive change. Share the Light Sunday begins our journey as we dedicate ourselves to learning more about our Orthodox church's media voice in North America. Orthodox Christian Network (OCN) strives each day to provide positive, relevant Orthodox content via multiple delivery platforms, reaching people via broadcast, podcast, video, blogging, and online learning wherever an internet connection is available. On the third Sunday of January designated each year as Share the Light Sunday, we remind you that it is in your power to make a larger change that can affect more people and more families than you can meet in a lifetime.
January 14, 2014 (Baltimore, MD)
Joumana will never forget the day she, her husband, and two children abandoned their home in the war-torn Syrian city of Homs. "The situation was getting worse and worse each day, but we didn't want to leave our neighborhood," Joumana recalled. The need to flee came suddenly when they witnessed her mother-in-law killed right before them. After a hasty burial, they left for Damascus with few possessions.
The horrifying memories of war and personal loss continue to haunt Joumana and her family more than a year after they were uprooted from their home and once peaceful life. They, like millions of other Syrians displaced by the conflict, have suffered enormous material and emotional losses that have taken a heavy toll on their mental health. International Orthodox Christian Charities (IOCC) and its church partner, the Greek Orthodox Patriarchate of Antioch and All the East (GOPA), are providing services to help affected families overcome their traumatic experiences and begin rebuilding their lives.
The Antiochian Archdiocese Department of Liturgics and Translations, the source for approved liturgical texts for the Archdiocese, has posted the Church Calendar for the Year 2014. The Calendar can be downloaded as a PDF file, and contains the information about each Epistle and Gospel reading for all Sundays of the year, as well as the dates for the most important liturgical events of 2014. The Very Rev. Edward W. Hughes is the chair of the department, and his contact information as well as many other resources such as all updated Liturgics information, can be found on the Department of Liturgics page,
Dr. Francis MariaThe Very Rev. Dr. Joseph Purpura, chairman of the Department of Youth and Parish Ministry, has announced that the 2014 Francis Maria Scholarship application is now available for college students to download on the Archdiocese's scholarship page. Through a generous gift of the Francis Maria Foundation for Justice and Peace, the Antiochian Orthodox Christian Archdiocese of North America will once again grant several scholarships in the amount of $2,500 to students attending an accredited college. The scholarships will be granted in July, and all supporting documentation must be postmarked by May 15, 2014 and received by May 22.
Additionally, other scholarships are available to Antiochian Orthodox students, including the Harry & Florence Kouri Scholarship for a Diocese of Wichita graduating High School senior, the Bill Cohlmia and Joan Cohlmia-Razook Memorial Scholarship for the Continuing Education of Diocese of Wichita clergy, an Antiochian Women's Scholarship, the Eastern Diocese Fellowship of St. John the Divine Scholarship, the Eastern Orthodox Committee on Scouting Scholarship, and the Diocese of Toledo Metropolitan Anthony Bashir Memorial Scholarship.
Download the application for the Francis Maria Scholarship.
Read about other scholarships.
January 9, 2014
As temperatures across the Midwest and Northeast hit record lows this week, vulnerable populations—the homeless, elderly and working poor—are at particular risk of the dangers posed by the winter storm. Inadequate shelter or a broken furnace can quickly turn into a life-threatening situation. The arctic weather is being blamed for 20 deaths thus far, and emergency rooms have been flooded with cases of hypothermia and frostbite.
In response to the severe weather, Fellowship of Orthodox Christians United to Serve (FOCUS) Centers in St. Louis, Cleveland and Pittsburgh are on high alert, ramping up services and assistance. FOCUS Centers have had their doors open to help those in need with hot meals, coats and blankets.
Dr. George FarhaInternational Orthodox Christian Charities (IOCC) released a statement on January 8, 2014 mourning the passing of IOCC Honorary Board Member Dr. George Farha. Founding member and former Chairman of the IOCC Charles Ajalat said, "Dr. Farha played a critical role during IOCC's formative years with his wisdom, vision and commitment. IOCC owes a great debt to him."
From serving on the IOCC board of directors to supporting countless humanitarian works which assisted people in need of shelter, food or safety, Dr. Farha's tireless efforts to always "put people first" served as a spiritual cornerstone for the organization.
"Dr. George Farha was a man of singular vision and great stature in the Orthodox community and beyond," said Michael S. "Mickey" Homsey, Chairman of IOCC's Board of Directors. "This pious, humble and loving man's lifelong mantra of 'people don't care how much you know until they know how much you care' left an indelible effect on all who were blessed to know him.
His Grace Bishop Basil writes:
MEMORY ETERNAL! Your prayers are requested for the repose of the soul of the newly-departed servant of God, brother, and concelebrant Archpriest James King of St. Athanasius Antiochian Orthodox Church in Goleta, CA who fell asleep in Christ January 7, 2014. The schedule of divine services has not yet been announced.
Condolences may be sent to his wife Khouria Margaret and their family, at 6830 del Playa Drive, Goleta, CA 93117.
On December 24, 2013, His Eminence Metropolitan Philip presided over the celebration of the Great Feast of the Nativity of Christ at his cathedral, St. Nicholas Antiochian Orthodox Cathedral in Brooklyn, New York. He was assisted by Archpriest Thomas Zain, Vicar-General of the Antiochian Archdiocese and dean of the Cathedral, Priest Adrian Budica, assistant priest at the Cathedral, Archdeacon Hans Elhayek, assistant to the Metropolitan, and Dn. Andre El-Hajj, the Cathedral's deacon. Protopsaltis Sub-deacon Rassem El Massih served as chanter for the feast.
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The Orthodox Center for the Advancement of Biblical Studies (OCABS) has released two new volumes in "The Chrysostom Bible" series titled Isaiah: A Commentary, and Jeremiah: A Commentary. Both are written by The Very Rev. Dr. Paul Nadim Tarazi, professor of Biblical Studies and Languages at St. Vladimir's Orthodox Theological Seminary. "Books in the Chrysostom Series are not so much written in honor of John Chrysostom as they are published to continue and promote his legacy as an interpreter of the biblical texts for preaching and teaching God's congregation," notes Dr. Tarazi.
"Isaiah can well be viewed, without exaggeration, as a mini-scripture. By the same token it is no wonder that, besides Genesis—the tone-setting book for the entire scripture in both its Testaments, and Psalms—the book of psalmody of the new Zion, Isaiah is the most quoted Old Testament book in the New Testament," he says, adding that "...the Book of Jeremiah...is the book where God 'alone' stands 'over the nations and over the kingdoms' of his entire earth (Jer 1:10) in his office of sole supreme judge of all, including the deities of the nations (Ps 82)."
Order both books and many other Biblical commentaries from OCABS Press.
Fr. John Badeen, former pastor of St. Antony Church in Tulsa, Oklahoma, St. Michael Church in Beaumont, Texas, St. George Church in Detroit, Michigan and Archangel Gabriel Church in Lafayette, Louisiana, reposed in retirement early Christmas morning, December 25th, 2013, at the age of 86. Funeral arrangements are incomplete at this time. Fr. John in survived by Khouriya Louise and their children, Farida, James and George.


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- Backlight for 24-hour use
- Date and weekday indicator
- Displays text in English, German, Finnish, Swedish, French, Portuguese, Spanish and Italian
- Dual time zone
- Button lock
- Low battery indicator
- Shows time of day with alarm and snooze functions
- User replaceable battery
- Water resistant to 30M for off-land training
- Included: Polar FT4 training computer, Polar H1 heart rate sensor, FT4 getting started guide
- Style: 90048884, 90047624, 90042870, 90038070
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Rated 1 out of 5 by Dave Sending unit went bad after 6 months of use
The Heart rate chest strap stopped sending a signal after 6 months. I failed to keep the receipt, so it is not covered under warranty. Its $40 for the strap and another $7.50 shipping.
March 5, 2015
Rated 5 out of 5 by Rudy I rely on this product to pace training.
At age 74, I cannot afford to over-train, nor do I wish to under-train. This is my second purchase of electronic fitness equipment, and from Dick's, and I am impressed with it.
February 3, 2015
Rated 1 out of 5 by Failed Expectations Happier with my Garmin
I was in need of a new HR monitor bc I had worn out the strap on my Garmin FR 60. It was the second Garmin I had purchased in about a 4 yr period, always very happy with it. I decided to try this Polar monitor because most of the reviews were positive, it had a different type of band that I thought might last longer & I would save money due to the less expensive cost. Within the first few times of wearing it, the chest strap had tore up my skin & it was only picking up my HR about 50% of the time. Now, my Garmin would need adjusting sometimes, but it would always come back. The Polar is just too uncomfortable & hasn't been reliable. I feel like I've thrown away $90. I'm ordering a Garmin FR70 today.
October 5, 2014
Rated 5 out of 5 by Jen Thumbs up
Very accurate and helpful while working out. Glad I spent the money.
September 18, 2014
Rated 5 out of 5 by theotherkels Exactly what I was looking for
I'm quite pleased with this purchase - I was looking for a heart rate monitor that would give me a much more accurate measurement than the standard exercise equipment monitors. Everywhere I read, Polar was the recommended brand - so I purchased the FT4 (the FT7 offered more training diary slots but since I track my training elsewhere that wasn't important). The setup was intuitive and easy, the wrist band is comfortable and the chest band is actually so comfortable that I often forget I have it on after my workout.
August 19, 2014
Rated 2 out of 5 by dre polar
Hard to read..out dated..buttons hard to press..watch band too small..watch is more in the female category rather than unisex!
July 15, 2014
Rated 4 out of 5 by punkymegx good purchase
Works well. My ft4 packaging was open and the directions were missing. I logged onto the Polar website and watched a few tutorials. Very easy to use.
July 2, 2014
Rated 5 out of 5 by Red Polar ft4
Love my polar. I get accurate results and stay in my target heart zone.
June 21, 2014
Rated 1 out of 5 by Beave Stopped working
Purchased an FT4 heart monitor with the H1 transmitter. Worked great for 3 months. Did everything instructed for use and maintenance. Just stopped transmitting. Even replaced battery. Zippo. Great while it worked. At least I got 3 months out of it.
June 2, 2014
Rated 5 out of 5 by Smile Very happy
I love it! It's everything I wanted and works great
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We highly recommend this class to all expectant mothers. Our Prenatal Yoga Classes are taught by an experienced certified Prenatal Yoga instructor. This class is for expectant mothers who are both non- experienced and yoga practitioners. Participants will learn basic poses and movements to build strength, flexibility, breathing awareness and relaxation. All are important to help moms with comfort during the pregnancy and labor. You will learn how to alleviate the discomforts of pregnancy, such as back pain, hip pain, sciatica, heartburn, and swelling. Bring a towel or mat and plenty of water.
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GoPro Knife Edge - AT Northern Terminus
- Familiarity: I've used it several times
The Knife Edge Trail is perhaps the most spectacular trail in New England – and also the most dangerous. Mt Katahdin's Baxter Peak is the northern terminus of the Appalachian Trail. We were 6 ½ hours into our hike of rock strewn, rugged and prolonged steepness on the Dudley trail. We finally ascended Chimney Peak to reach the start of the 1.1 mile high Knife Edge Trail. I strapped my GoPro HERO3+ Black Edition – Adventure to my chest to record our two hour breath-taking spectacular view crossing of the Knife Edge Trail. This short 1 ½ minute video is but a peek into the Knife Edge challenge. http://youtu.be/owT8n-CAHzs
Ronen Sarig
high quality footage
- Familiarity: I've put it through the wringer
BIG step up from the hero2 (last helmet cam I had.) video is crystal clear, and has great image quality as well! check out this time lapse video I took of my burning man project:
Douglas Zuniga
best camera
- Familiarity: I've used it several times
Very high quality of pictures and video, it takes some time to understand how far you need to have the camera from the objective to shoot the best frame, but after that the camera is really easy to use!
Richard Possin
Backcountry - Aussie Style!
Mt Hotham is the closest thing we have in Australia to pass-style backcountry touring. Here's a GoPro still shot of some of the great lines on offer of the Great Alpine Road.
Soren McCarty
- Familiarity: I've put it through the wringer
Having Been a Professional Photographer for the past 20 years , GoPro is changing the game. Making it easy to film and photograph anything, and it's really changing the way we see action sports on film.
shaun Moyes
Balloon Jump Madness!!!
This edit from Patrick Romero was primarily shot with 6D and Hero 3 Black edition cameras. Watch and enjoy.
Lexi Dowdall
Next Level Clip Shaun !!!
I selected this video to feature on the homepage of Backcountry.com in our Activity Feed! Congrats on being GOATWORTHY !!!
shaun Moyes
The POV Camera!
If you just want to shoot footage to watch and relive moments ...go with the silver. If you are into editing and making films ...go with the black. The black has several more resolution options and features that make it more versatile when creating edited content.
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The GoPro app is awesome and allows one to instantly view what is on their GoPro without removing the card.
Also, thumbs up for the remote.
The only reason for not getting 5 stars is that when not using app or remote, you still go through the process of " dude ...is it on? dude ...is it in camera mode?" ...etc.
Quality is amazing. For reviews stating otherwise, I would be suspect of a bad unit or an incorrect setting. The quality is really really good.
Trevor K
Park City Ride
Don't miss any shot with this awesome camera! (Attached to seat post with the GoPro handlebar mount)
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Lexi Dowdall
Awesome picture Trevor !!!
I selected this image to feature on the homepage of Backcountry.com in our Activity Feed! Congrats on being GOATWORTHY !!!
Casey Glaubman
Watch out! Some beasts are chasing you!
Josh Hirschmann
GoPro 3+
St Patties Day chute in Jackson Hole
Josh Hirschmann
Best action cam on the market
- Familiarity: I've put it through the wringer
My first helmet camera was the Vio POV, then I picked up the original Hero HD, then got the Hero 3+ last winter and have been very happy with it. Professional quality video recording that you can mount anywhere your creativity will allow at a price most can afford.
I had thought about purchasing the Hero 3 the year before but was turned off by complaints from friends, predominantly on battery life. I feel like with the 3+ they just tweaked all the new advancements of the 3, so while nothing major was added to this model it is overall a much more efficient, reliable and user friendly device. The 25% increase in battery life was a big selling point for me and I am able to make it through my ski day without having to replace the battery so long as I'm half way decent about turning it off. I still pretty much never bother using my smartphone or the wifi remote on it, wearing gloves and being in snow I'd rather just push the button than deal with getting things in and out of my pockets. I do still find the smart phone app useful when originally positioning a mount and testing the view, and can see plenty of other applications where I would use it more often, skiing just isn't one of them. The claimed 20% size reduction only comes from a sleeker housing, the GoPro itself is still the same size. This is still an added bonus but don't be fooled into thinking the actual camera has gotten smaller. The "superview" mode is a noticeable improvement, and friends of mine that are better camera geeks than myself have recognized a significant improvement in color quality compared to the older 3 version. The mounting options are close to limitless at this point and it still feels like they continue to add more options on almost a monthly basis. Be sure to consider tethering your camera, the mounts do pop off with enough force especially in cold conditions and digging for your GoPro on a pow day is thoroughly unenjoyable.
There isn't a helmet cam I would rather use.
Richard Possin
It's winter in Australia!
Split boarding in the Victorian backcountry.
Lexi Dowdall
Snow looks pretty darn good down south Richard!
Glad you are getting some freshness!!
Awesome picture !!!
I selected this image to feature on the homepage of Backcountry.com in our Activity Feed! Congrats on being GOATWORTHY !!!
Vinny Mauro
Wake Surfing
Taken with the time lapse mode, no editing. Mounted to the back of the board with the surf mount.
Lexi Dowdall
Awesome picture Vinny !!!
I selected this image to feature on the homepage in our Activity Feed! Congrats on being GOATWORTHY !!!
Lorraine Vee
Love my GoPro!
- Familiarity: I've put it through the wringer
This camera is definitely a cool toy. It goes anywhere you can go and beyond! I've recorded some great memories with friends and family with this camera. It's small, lightweight, and very easy to use. I really love having the option of so many different mounts for versatile shooting and filming. I received this as a gift, but I think the Silver edition would have sufficed, as I am not producing full screen HD videos and I am by no means a photography or filming expert. However, I do enjoy the remote that is included. It's definitely helpful!
GoPro: Across the English Channel
GoPro HD Hero 3+ Black Edition. Trip to Paris, London, Versailles, Normandy and more
Clint Arnett
Pretty cool snorkel/freedive shot
A bike mounted underwater at Crashboat beach in Aguadilla, PR.
George Vaughan
I heard that's how Lance trained for the Leadville 100.
Lexi Dowdall
Awesome picture Clint !!!
I selected this image to feature on the homepage in our Activity Feed! Congrats on being GOATWORTHY !!!
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go-pro = NO-GO (bad investment)
- Familiarity: I've put it through the wringer
The BAD: does not consistently record, power on, or stay on; battery life is bad, even with battery backpack; glitchey (as buggy as an anthill); unreliable; does not handle extreme hot or cold very well at all (battery will be completely drained after a night of below freezing); still shots are mediocre quality; does not handle low / high light situations very well; tends to cause problems with class X memory cards (overheating?); case is easily scratched and does not handle sand well (all hardware threads / holes get packed with sand and are very difficult to clean); audio with waterproof case is terrible (anything brushing / touching the case is extremely loud); expensive accessories. Identical problems on two hero 3 black cameras with latest software updates.
The GOOD: Records great video under ideal lighting and mounting (smooth mounts / recording essential). The time lapse feature is fantastic, and probably the only reason I will keep this camera. Case has maintained waterproof qualities despite some hefty abuse on ski slopes and in slot canyons. High potential for creative mounts / angles (w/ the right accessories).
SUMMARY: just one go-pro is a NO-GO because of reliability issues / platform constraints. For the $, you're much better off investing in another camera platform w/ waterproof housing that will perform well across the board, IMO. But, if you have $ to throw away, a go-pro might be for you. Just expect it to perform like the cheap, "disposable" camera it was seemingly designed to be. You'll need a few of them if you really want to get the footage, because once it starts getting real, the NO-GOs will start dropping like flies.
Randall Miles
I'm a bit older in my ways of using the old model "GoPro" and updating to what you have commented on is what I'm considering. I will never be in freezing temps trying to record unless it happened unintentional plus I would not be out in the rain or if so , I'll be inside my Razor xp. So I'm wondering if the functions of this camera would satisfy me with the remote and mounting on a windshield having the ability to stop and start with ease plus review what has been recorded.
I haven't used the remote too much, but it seems to work fine for quick recording start / stops. As far as mounting, the adhesive mounts actually seem pretty solid, you just have to follow the instructions (clean area, allow 24 hours to "cure," proper ambient temp for mounting). I have a clamp-style mount that I find useful for mounting the go pro on my motorcycle; you can put it about anywhere and don't have to rely on an adhesive mount. My main complaint w/ the go pro is the two I've handled have glitches where they don't turn on and randomly stop recording. They just don't seem to be very well made.
Also, I don't think you'll be able to review what has been recorded with ease while in the field with a go pro. There's no screen on the go-pro. They do make apps that allow the go pro to communicate with a smart phone (or tablet?) via wi-fi; the one I use on my iphone allows me to view what the camera is "seeing" prior to recording but as far as I know, if I actually want to review what I've recorded, I have to do that from downloading the memory card or connecting the go pro to a computer. Also, the wi-fi connection to the smart phone requires several setting changes in both the phone and the camera, so there's some steps you have to go through and it is rarely a quick-and-easy process to establish connectivity between the devices.
I would think that if you want to take video AND photos, AND review what you've recorded in the field, you might want to consider a high-end point-and-shoot digital camera with 1080p video recording. I just got a canon powershot g15. It shoots awesome video and pictures, and you have the option of getting a waterproof housing for it. It wouldn't be easy to mount to a vehicle, but for overall documenting your adventures, I wish I would've just got the canon rather than the go pro.
shaun Moyes
Just to clarify, you can review footage that was recorded immediately while connected to the app.
In order to view video on your device outside of the app, you must download first.
It's a pretty slick set-up that works.


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Grilling season is here so dust off your barbecue, fire it up and get your grill on! Whether you are cooking for family or friends the warmer weather provides the perfect opportunity to move things outdoors, and who doesn't love to cook under open blue skies with fire! It is easy to cook an entire meal on the grill with everything from mains like juicy steaks, meat on a stick, burgers and sandwiches to sides like grilled vegetables and even onto dessert with grilled fruits. Below you will find a few of my favourite recipes for the grill and I am looking forward to sharing some new ones this summer! Happy grilling!


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Kyphoplasty is used to treat painful compression fractures in the spine. In a compression fracture, all or part of a spine bone collapses.
The procedure is also called balloon kyphoplasty.
Balloon kyphoplasty
Kyphoplasty is done in a hospital or outpatient clinic.
You lie face down on a table. The health care provider cleans the area of your back and applies medicine to numb the area.
The doctor places a needle through the skin and into the spine bone. Real-time x-ray images are used to guide the doctor to the correct area in your lower back.
A balloon is placed through the needle, into the bone, and then inflated. This restores the height of the vertebrae. Cement is then injected into the space to make sure it does not collapse again.
A common cause of compression fractures of the spine is thinning of your bones, or osteoporosis. Your doctor may recommend this procedure if you have severe and disabling pain for 2 months or more that does not get better with bed rest, pain medicines, and physical therapy.
Your doctor may also recommend this procedure if you have a painful compression fractures of the spine due to
Kyphoplasty is generally safe. Complications may include:
Before surgery, always tell your doctor or nurse:
During the days before the surgery:
On the day of the surgery:
You will probably go home on the same day of surgery. You should not drive, unless your doctor says it is OK.
After the procedure:
People who have kyphoplasty often have less pain and a better quality of life after the surgery. They often need fewer pain medicines, and can move better than before.
Wardlaw D, Cummings SR, Van Meirhaeghe J, et al. Efficacy and safety of balloon kyphoplasty compared with non-surgical care for vertebral compression fracture (FREE): a randomised controlled trial. Lancet. 2009;373(9668):1016-24.
Berenson J, Pflugmacher R, Jarzem P, et al.; Cancer Patient Fracture Evaluation (CAFE) Investigators. Balloon kyphoplasty versus non-surgical fracture management for treatment of painful vertebral body compression fractures in patients with cancer: a multicentre, randomised controlled trial. Lancet Oncol. 2011 Mar;12(3):225-35.
Anselmetti GC, Muto M, Guglielmi G, et al. Percutaneous vertebroplasty or kyphoplasty. Radiol Clin North Am. 2010 May;48(3):641-9.


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- Addictive usage model: tmux's multiple terminal pane usage model is very handy in general. Some of us now use tmux even when we are not remote pairing
- No extra heavyweight software: if you have tmux and
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Disadvantages vs. Desktop Screen Sharing
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- Lack of desktop friendly UX, such as mouse support, function keys, ⌘ key
- Only for terminal based editors, such as Vim and Emacs
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- Automatic saving within MacVim was lost
- No mouse support
- Scrolling onerous in tmux
- Copy-paste actions onerous in tmux
- MacVim keymapping not fully supported in terminal Vim
- Learning tmux specific commands
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Update 07/18/2012: Our tmux-vim automatic saving Vim plugin is available here: https://github.com/pivotal/tmux-config. We've also integrated it into our vim-config configuration here: https://github.com/pivotal/vim-config.
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By default tmux has very little mouse support. We enabled significant mouse support within iTerm by customizing our .tmux.conf
- Selecting tmux panes
- Resizing tmux panes
- Scrolling
See this .tmux.conf
template for more, but here's the interesting section:
# ~/.tmux.conf
# Enable mouse support (works in iTerm)
set-window-option -g mode-mouse on
set-option -g mouse-select-pane on
set-option -g mouse-resize-pane on
set-option -g mouse-select-window on
Note that iTerm supports this configuration. We cannot vouch for Mac's Terminal application's level of mouse support.
OS-Level Copy-Paste
Highlighting with the mouse triggers tmux's text selection, which is not OS X's highlighting, and thus ⌘+c will not copy the highlighted text. Though we never fully solved this issue there is a workaround: hold down the ⌥ key (ALT/Option) while highlighting to trigger OS X's selection — ⌘+c will now copy the text.
tmux selection — OS X will not copy this
Holding ⌥ — OS X will copy this!
Unfortunately this technique does not respect tmux's panes and will select across the entire screen, but it's better than nothing.
MacVim vs. Terminal Vim Keybindings
Why did MacVim and Vim have different keybindings if both use the ~/.vimrc
file? The answer is the ⌘ key. To ease the transition from RubyMine and TextMate to MacVim we mapped many common ⌘-based keybinding which were unavailable in terminal-based Vim. My personal advice is to stay away from the ⌘ key if your team uses both MacVim and terminal Vim, but if that's not possible at least make an extra <leader> KEY
mapping for everything that uses ⌘.
Take a look at our sophisticated ~/.vimrc
setup, including the keybindings file, where ⌘ bindings are paired with non- ⌘ keybindings.
Learning tmux-Specific Commands
There's no way around this one. Though mouse support means one can avoid the tmux-pane selection and scrolling commands I highly recommend learning tmux well if you are using it consistently.
In practice we only use a handful of tmux commands often:
CTL+b %
– new vertical splitCTL+b "
– new horizontal splitCTL+b o
– switch to other pane. Repeat to cycle through.CTL+b c
– create new tmux tab/windowCTL+b n/p/l
– switch to next, previous, or last tmux tab/windowsCTL+b [
– Enter scroll/copy mode
Here are a couple of fun ones:
CTL+b SPACE
– change arrangement of panes. Repeat to cycle through various arrangements.CTL+b w
– list tmux tabs/windowsCTL+b ,
– rename tmux tab/window
Once your team gets the hang of it they might even prefer the multiple tmux-pane workflow to a multi-app, multi-tab setup.
It's a Fast Paced World
With such a plethora of remote pairing software and configurations it's impossible to keep up. We would love to hear about your own experiences remote pairing with tmux and how you might improve upon our own techniques and configurations. Please post comments and let us know what you think.


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After another delay last week, the long and drawn out release of Fedora 18 will finally happen next week...
The latest Fedora 18 build image is indeed very robust, burn the image onto a DVD, put it into the DVD receiver upside down, reboot, and the fucker will still install.
It's a project management issue, really. Nobody would care much if they'd just said back in November that they were delaying the release by two months. But delaying it by a couple of weeks *eight times* is a bad look... a sign that nobody is taking a look at the situation and saying "two more weeks won't be enough".
i was saying this all along. proprietary vendors have delays too. 10.5 was delayed for like a year and vista was delayed for many years. the difference is that they gave the delay period ahead of time. although i have to say that everytime I see a Fedora release being delayed I laugh inside, because that thing is alpha software compared to Windows. I'm sorry but that's why truth. Any person that has any shred of self-respect would only use Debian Stable or equivalent. Anything less is basically full of bugs and is just gonna waste people's time.
After it's had time to cook for a while, it's pretty stable. I've never really had problems unless I started messing around with major packages. I'd tend to agree that it's sort of like Fedora is in a constant Beta/RC stage, though.
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Luckily I abandoned the trainwreck called Fedora a year ago and happily switched to CentOS 6.3.
I don't need this f*ckload of changes every release, I don't even want to keep up with them - I want a stable system I can use for years without fearing that something might break now and then.
yeah well....
now I don't want it anymore :/
While I agree that if you want rock hard reliability Debian Stable or CentOS are better choices, I have not had too many issues using Fedora. And the fact that it offers some semblance of stability while giving me close to the most recent drivers and kernels is a big motivation to use it if you really do not want to mess about with rolling release distros like Arch.


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Let's stop this " pics or it didn't happen" BS. All Garvey did was post a different way to make the dough to achieve the same result of his original formula. And I thank him for the option.Many esteemed posters here modify recipes, report their findings, without posting pics. You don't need 17 pictures of the same pizza to describe your findings.
Redox, that is one great looking pie. Thanks for trying out the new twist with the no knead and posting the results here. What time should I come over tomorrow for the second pie? Cheers,Garvey
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Faaar out man...that is a great pizza right there Jay!
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....believe I was born with this purpose. I love everyone, Lo - Bridges http://t.co/bDpLXMVv6VWed, 03 Sep 2014 05:55:08 GMT
This song is my absolute truth! It's all I ever wanted to be as an artist, man, and human being. I wholeheartedly...Wed, 03 Sep 2014 05:54:59 GMT
I truly and deeply apologize for the comments attributed to me on Twitter. Those comments were idiotic, untrue and not what I believe.Wed, 03 Sep 2014 03:19:12 GMT
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