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I hate ants.....beautiful remote Rabbit Island!
Trip Start
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Where I stayed
From Sihanoukville, i took a 2 hr bus to Kampot and wasn't feeling it's vibe so hopped on a moto taxi for an hr to go to Kep as there were a few others headed the same way so was quite easy. Then shared a boat with 2 others to get to this island. There is Bamboo Island off the coast of Sihanoukville which was supposed to be lovely but it's very expensive (bungalows are $18/nite) and busy so i was very happy with my Rabbit Island...only $5/nite and maybe only aboot 15 other peeps on the island in total including locals and tourists.
The past few days i had been feeling a bit lonely and really wanting some good company so a remote island wasn't exactly the best place to be but i found myself there and was gonna make the most of it...I stayed 3 days, 3 nights and the last days i truly enjoyed myself and could really appreciate the tranquility and the beauty of the island as i came to really appreciate my own company again..reconnected with myself (again). The amenities were basic, no electricity except at night for a few hrs via generator...but my bungalow for some reason never got any electricty so candlelight it was. The shower was outside - a hose with 4 small rickety wooden walls around it. I preferred to take a dip in the sea, just outside my doorstep.
It was so lovely to basically have an island to myself. There were no hawkers or beggers...in Sihanoukville on the beach locals walked around selling anything from fruit to massages to shoe repair to pedicures (i was sick of women offering to wax my legs when i just shaved them the day before..haha) to jewellry. I also had never seen so many beggars being amputees and children. It's heartwrenching actually.. seeing a woman with no legs carrying a small child with one arm and dragging herself along with the other. What do you do though? I gave a bit a money to the first few but you can't possibly give money to everyone and if you do give money then that encourages them to stay on the street (especially with the kids) so i just don't know...
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BYOB: Build Your Own Browser, Part 3
Pages: 1, 2
The apply
and windowDidBecomeKey
methods are inverses
of each other; apply
sets values into WebPreferences and MyDocument
and windowDidBecomeKey
looks up values in WebPreferences and MyDocument.
One odd thing that happens is that we setAutosaves
every time to
in the WebPreferences object, p
. This is not strictly
necessary, but we do this to ensure that the preferences are being saved, on
the off chance that the value has changed since the last time we accessed it.
Here is the code for apply
and windowDidBecomeKey
- (IBAction)apply:(id)sender
NSUserDefaults *defaults;
defaults = [NSUserDefaults standardUserDefaults];
NSString* dHomepage = [defaultHomepage stringValue];
[defaults setObject:dHomepage forKey:@"defaultHomepage"];
[md setDefaultHomepage:dHomepage];
NSString* iContent = [ignoreContent stringValue];
[defaults setObject:iContent forKey:@"ignoreContent"];
[md setIgnoreContent:iContent];
[p setAutosaves:YES];
if ([autoloadImages state] == NSOffState){
[p setLoadsImagesAutomatically:NO];
else {
[p setLoadsImagesAutomatically:YES];
if ([allowAnimatedImages state] == NSOffState){
[p setAllowsAnimatedImageLooping:NO];
else {
[p setAllowsAnimatedImageLooping:YES];
else {
- (void)windowDidBecomeKey:(NSNotification *)aNotification
[defaultHomepage setStringValue:[md getDefaultHomepage]];
[ignoreContent setStringValue:[md getIgnoreContent]];
[p setAutosaves:YES];
if ([p loadsImagesAutomatically]){
[autoloadImages setState:NSOnState];
else {
[autoloadImages setState:NSOffState];
if ([p allowsAnimatedImageLooping]){
[allowAnimatedImages setState:NSOnState];
else {
[allowAnimatedImages setState:NSOffState];
else {
You probably noticed that we made use of the NSUserDefaults
in all three methods to save the information for default homepage. NSUserDefaults
allows developers to save information into the user's defaults database that
can be reused between instance of the program. This is very convenient and makes
it so that developers do not need to make awkward preferences files that are
lost if they are not in a specific location.
While I don't go into details about using this here, NSUserDefaults
is well documented on Apple's
developer site. You may also want to check out the defaults
command to see what the defaults are for this and other applications.
Once all the code is written and saved, you're done. When you run the code, you should see that preferences first come up with the default values that you set in Interface Builder. But if you change them, quit and run the browser again; the values you entered on the preference pane should be saved. Adding additional preference variables, or other variables that might be interesting for you (for instance, the value for our Content Eliminator) is pretty straightforward. Build up the interface in Interface Builder and then connect the pieces by adding to each of the methods in Controller.
Content Eliminator
The final feature we're going to add to our browser is a content eliminator. Put simply, a content eliminator will prevent any content from being downloaded if its URL contains certain substrings. For instance, let's say you're sick of the number of banner ads that are on the pages you read. You still want to be able to download the pages that the ads are on, but you don't want to see the ads. If the ads come from a site named singlebutton.com, you would add that string to the content eliminator's list of strings to avoid, and it will prevent the content from being downloaded.
This feature can be used to prevent downloading from ad sites, as a child-guard-type system, or can even be reversed, to only allow content from certain URLs to be used in a kiosk-type application. If you are planning to use this in a kiosk-type application, make sure that you are very careful with the way that you check the strings, or else you may end up with people accessing yoursite.porno-site.com instead of yoursite.com.
To add a content eliminator to our browser, we need to use another of WebView's
delegates, this time the policyDelegate
. The policyDelegate
allows an external application to make decisions about content, specifically
how it is to be downloaded and how it is to be displayed. There are several
methods that this delegate provides for policy decisions that need to be made.
The method that we will be using to make policy decisions is:
decidePolicyForNavigationAction:(NSDictionary *)actionInformation
request:(NSURLRequest *)request
frame:(WebFrame *)frame
When this method is called by WebView, WebView sends it information about the request being made in several objects, and a listener whose job is to report back to WebView what the method has decided to do about the request. When we implement the method, our code needs to comb through the information that is provided about the request and tell the listener what policy decision was made based on that information.
Before we get too far, the first thing that we need for our content eliminator
is to tell the WebView what the policyDelegate
is going to be.
We do this the same way we did with the UIDelegate
and the frameDelegate
by adding:
[webView setPolicyDelegate:self];
to the windowControllerDidLoadNIB
Once that is added, we need a static list of sites from which we do not want
content to be downloaded. To accomplish this, we are going to use a semi-colon
delimited static NSString
named ignoreContent
. Since
our NSString
is static, we need to declare it in the MyDocuments
implementation file, MyDocument.m, as we did our defaultHomepage
static NSString *ignoreContent = @"site1.com; site2.com;site3.com";
Now we need to build a decidePolicyActionForNavigation method
that does four things:
- Figure out what the URL is.
- Convert the semi-colon delimited list into an array.
- Go through the array and decide if the content needs to be eliminated; if so, tell the listener to ignore it.
- If nothing needs to be eliminated, then let the content go through.
The implementation of the method follows these parameters:
- (void)webView:(WebView *)sender decidePolicyForNavigationAction:
(NSDictionary *)actionInformation request:(NSURLRequest *)request frame:
(WebFrame *)frame decisionListener:(id<WebPolicyDecisionListener>)listener
NSString* urlKey = [[actionInformation objectForKey:WebActionOriginalURLKey] host];
if(ignoreContent == nil){
[listener use];
if (urlKey == nil){
[listener ignore];
NSArray* theList = [ignoreContent componentsSeparatedByString:@";"];
int count = [theList count];
while(count > 0 ){
NSRange range = [urlKey rangeOfString:[theList objectAtIndex:--count]];
if(range.length >0){
[listener ignore];
[listener use];
Once the method has been added, test it out and see if you can block some
content or even entire sites. While I left it out of the article, if you follow
the instructions in the preferences section, the ignoreContent
string is one of the variables that can be added to both the user default database
and the preferences window. While this is a simple of example of what a policy
delegate can do, policy delegates can be used for any number of interesting
filtering-type applications
Final Thoughts
As you can see, WebKit provides the custom browser developer with loads of features that can be used in custom browsers, kiosk applications, browsers built in to other applications, or, really, whatever browsing application you can imagine. Hopefully, you will be inspired to create cool applications that really test the bounds of what WebKit can do.
Good luck developing your browser! Drop us a line if you find any interesting links or if you create any interesting WebKit-based projects.
Andrew Anderson is a software developer and consultant in Chicago who's been using and programming on the Mac as long as he can remember.
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By Michael Collins: I bet 47-year-old WBC light heavyweight champion Bernard Hopkins (52-5-2, 32 KOs) wished he didnt have to fight a rematch against former two-time WBC light heavyweight champion Chad Dawson (30-1, 17 KOs). Hopkins looked befuddled against Dawson last October in their brief two round fight that ended with Hopkins being dumped on the canvas by Dawson in the 2nd and injuring his left shoulder in the fall. Hopkins and Dawson will meet in a rematch on April 28th at the Boardwalk Hall, Atlantic City, in New Jersey, U.S. Hopkins was having problems last October in their brief fight, and all his tricks, such as clinching and wrestling werent working. Dawson was making Hopkins look old, and had the fight gone the full 12, Hopkins likely would have been soundly beaten. Its strange how bad Hopkins looked in the Dawson fight compared to 12 round unanimous decision win over Jean Pascal that took place five months earlier in May of last year. In the course of only five months, Hopkins went from looking like a fighter who had stumbled on the fountain of youth to a fighter that looked 50. Hopkins looked like someone who didnt belong in the same ring with Dawson. It was that dramatic. And the injury that Hopkins suffered in the 2nd, came at a perfect time for him to save him a possible embarrassing defeat. Things looked bleak for Hopkins and then the injury. I cant see Hopkins doing any better in the rematch, and Im really wondering if there will be some kind of freak injury that will take Hopkins out of the bout before things start really going downhill for him. If Hopkins doesnt get sidelined with an injury, hell likely plaster himself to Dawson all night long and turn the fight into a wrestling match to smother Dawsons punch output completely.
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Yesterday we brought you the preview of Ricky Martin's "Vida" 2014 World Cup Song. A day later the complete version has been released, and it's here for you to enjoy in the video player on top.
Ricky Martin teases his fans on social media with a 30-second clip of his new song "Vida," which forms part of the 2014 World Cup official soundtrack.
He invited his fans to join in on the fun by tweeting out a Soundcloud teaser adding "come on gang, lets ReTweet ;O)."
SEE ALSO: Pitbull Debuts 2014 Brazil World Cup Song 'We are one'
🎶🎶 #VIDA teaser http://t.co/yaN309Chhi@SuperSong@FIFAcom Come on gang, lets ReTweet ;0)
— Ricky Martin (@ricky_martin) April 21, 2014
"Vida," which is the Spanish word for life, is a vibrant and tropical jam mixed with fusions of calypso and Latin flavor.
More over, the music video is just as fun and lively.
Geared up in shorts and sleeveless shirts, a tatted up Ricky Martin is more than ready for the World Cup, as he headed to Brazil, home of the 2014 World Cup, to give "Vida" to the video.
The 42-year-old filmed in the midst of crowds and fanfare in Rio, Brazil and made great use of its gorgeous beaches, according to Daily Mail.
But the "Living la Vida Loca" singer is not the only artist making a "goaaaaaaal" with his music.
Other Latino artists have also earned a spot in the World Cup production.
More Latin gems in the soundtrack
Pitbull has landed the official song for the 2014 FIFA World Cup with "We Are One (Ole Ola)" featuring Jennifer Lopez and Brazilian singer Claudia Leitte.
The talented trio will perform the song during the Brazil World Cup opening ceremony on June 12 in Sao Paulo.
The track will appear on the official FIFA World Cup album, "One Love, One Rhythm."
Colombian legend Carlos Vives also has a song for the World Cup, as he teamed up with Brazilian singers Gaby Amarantos and David Correy to record the official Coca-Cola 2014 Brazil World Cup anthem.
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Glass, Steel Pavilion at 9-11 Memorial Reflects on Past, Present, Future
With the help of glass and large stainless steel panels, the entry pavilion of the National September 11 Memorial Museum, which opened to the public last week, is on par with the "Reflecting Absence" design of the memorial at the … Continue reading
Viracon Names Two New Architectural Sales Reps
Viracon has named Connor O'Neill as its newest architectural sales representative for the Midwest and Tyler Tennant for the West. O'Neill, a LEED green associate, is a recent graduate of the University of Maine where he studied economics and business … Continue reading
A Snake in the Glass
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Viracon Fabricates Glass Facade for National Museum of American Jewish History
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Viracon Moves Forward with Lawsuit to Recover More Than $1 Million for IGUs
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Glass Industry Debates Standards for Measuring Optical Distortion
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Apogee Reports 11-Percent Increase in Operating Income for Third Quarter
Minneapolis-based Apogee Enterprises has reported a 11-percent increase in its operating income for the fiscal-2014 third quarter, totaling $12.7 million. The company's revenues were up 5 percent to $199.4 million for the quarter. Apogee CEO Joseph Puishys attributes the increase … Continue reading
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Viracon Introduces VUE-30
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October 13, 2011 | Tag(s): Audubon zoo Latin festival, Celebracion Latina, family event, Latin Festival
By: L'jeanne, Marketing Manager
¡Celebremos Juntos! Come join the celebration this Saturday, October 15th at Audubon Zoo. Celebración Latina is taking place on Saturday from 10am until 5pm . We will have activities and music celebrating Latin American culture. Performing live will be Groupo Sensation,Vivaz, Latin Four, OVI-G and the Froggies! These groups will have you dancing a salsa for sure. All the activity will be on the Capital One stage. Come and try tasty foods prepared by Brazilian Market & Cafe, Felipe's Taqueria and Celina's!You can enjoy all the crowd favorite Latin inspired foods like Torta de frango, churrasquinho, a pupusa plate for two, along with quesadillas and more! We'll also have family fun activities for the kids to enjoy like face painting … Along with all the activities you'll be able to get wellness and education information from local community groups. Celebración Latina is the festival in New Orleans for celebrating Latin culture in our area and as the National Hispanic Month comes to an end this Saturday, October 15 we will celebrate it in grand style with our festival that will commemorate all of the culture and traditions that have been part of our community for generations. While you're here at the festival take a walk to some of our wonderful exhibits. In the Shell theater we will have shows spoken in both English and Spanish. We'll also have staff on hand with animals for you to get an up close look at and you can learn more about how they live and survive in the wild. And Cool Zoo, a wild and wet splash park will be open this weekend! Celebracion will have something fun for everyone to enjoy, come out this Saturday and party with us!
Venga y disfrute de la celebración!
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Building a Team and Agenda for Research on Sustainability of Evidence-Based Care.
To advance methodology for studying the sustainability of evidence-based care once implemented in routine care, a new transdisciplinary team is conducting pilot work on four methodological challenges: measurement, study design, data sources, and data analysis. Data collection on treatments ends at grant termination, so the team is identifying ways to mine existing data on sustainability and developing external grant proposals to advance research methods on this translational medicine challenge.
Reducing Disparities in Mental Health Expenditure among Children in Child Welfare
Children coming into contact with child welfare agencies constitute what has been described as the dominant public mental health problem when it comes to children. These approximately 5.8 million children are disproportionately non-white, and display considerable race/ethnic disparities in their utilization of mental health services. For the first time in the field of child welfare research, members of this research team are assembling a unique data set that links the respondents of a national survey of children in child welfare to their Medicaid claims data, along with information on Medicaid and mental health policies within their counties of residence.
Sustainability of Evidence-Based Healthcare: The Conceptual and Methodological Agenda
This small conference grant proposal addresses one of the most significant translational research problems of our time: in spite of rapid advances in evidence-based medicine, we know very little about how well or under what conditions healthcare innovations are sustained once they are put into practice. Building on recommendations from a 2010 AHRQ-supported conference on scale up and spread, we propose a working meeting to coalesce public policy leaders, donors, practitioners, and researchers around the topic of "sustaining the gains".
Preventing Conduct Disorder Among Children in the Child Welfare System
Children in the child welfare system are at high risk for serious disruptive behavior problems, including conduct disorder. Therefore, the prevention or reduction of early behavior problems is critical to improving long term outcomes for the vulnerable population of children in the child welfare system. The purpose of our project is to: (a) determine if Pathways Triple P results in better behavioral and safety outcomes than treatment as usual (TAU) for African American and European American children in the child welfare system and (b) evaluate how the cost-effectiveness of Pathways Triple P compares to TAU. Specifically, the aims of this study are to: (1) conduct a longitudinal, randomized control trial with 140 parents in the metro-St. Louis child welfare system (whose children are in their care at the time of study entry) to test the effectiveness of Pathways Triple P at improving child disruptive behavior among children between the ages of 5 and 10 compared to TAU. (2) Test the effectiveness of Pathways Triple P at preventing maltreatment recidivism; and (3) Measure and evaluate the costs and benefits associated with Pathways Triple P and TAU.
Conference: Translational Approaches to Child Neglect Research
Adapting Interventions for Diverse Ethnocultural Children, Youth and Families
The objectives of the scientific meetings comprising this conference, titled "Adapting Interventions for Diverse Ethnocultural Families," are to advance knowledge and methods on integrating cultural constructs into extant interventions. We propose to bring together leading scholars in child and adolescent mental health, behavioral sciences, and intervention research to address five objectives: (1) to generate and refine conceptual models for adaptation that can generalize to diverse groups; (2) to identify and develop theoretically based methodologies for adapting extant interventions; (3) to foster dialogue among intervention developers and intervention adapters on navigating between the core elements of interventions and adaptation processes; (4) to support the development and testing of models, theories and methods for intervention adaptation by investigators, especially junior researchers; and (5) disseminate meeting content through print and state-of-theart electronic media made accessible to the public, clinicians, and investigators around the world through our interactive website. Through the proposed series of annual meetings we can address several challenges for advancing adaptation science.
Partnership Development Among Mental Health Organizations
This dissertation study examines partnerships among a network of children's behavioral health organizations and is a first step of a research agenda focused on the evolutionary dynamics of mental health service delivery systems and the impact on service delivery. The specific aims are to (1) Describe the network of partnerships among members of the Children's Service Coalition and assess capacity of the system to provide coordinated service delivery, and (2) Examine partnership development by testing how patterns of organizational characteristics influence the conditions that facilitate and inhibit partnerships among a coalition of children's behavioral health organizations.
Implementing Evidence Supported Interventions Through A Network of Missouri's Private Medicaid Practitioners
Effective, family-friendly treatments for youth mental health problems languish on the shelf unused while Missouri's young people receive substandard and ineffective mental health treatment. Often this is because training in these interventions is complex, limited, out-of-state, expensive and requires continuing supports. The Missouri Therapy Network – a new practice network of Missouri Medicaid mental health providers – proposes to use a package of web technologies to disseminate highly effective mental health treatments to private Medicaid mental health practitioners across the Missouri Foundation for Health's (MFH) service area.
Suicidal Behaviors Among Dominican Youth
Since the inception of the Center for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) surveillance system of U.S. high schools in 1991 called the Youth Risk Behavior Surveillance System (YRBSS), Hispanic youth have consistently reported among the highest rates of suicidal behavior of any major ethnic/racial groups including African Americans and Whites. Rates for suicide attempts are higher for U.S.-born Hispanic youth compared to their foreign-born counterparts suggesting that processes related to acculturation or immigration may be related to suicidal behaviors among Hispanics. However, the exact nature of these mechanisms remains to be understood in part because of lack of knowledge regarding suicide attempt rates, risk factors, and protective factors from Hispanic youth's countries of heritage. Our study will increase scientific knowledge of socio-cultural factors related to suicidal behaviors among D.R. youth and how they compare to their Dominican counterparts in NYC.
Early Childhood Connections (ECC)
Young children served by child welfare (CW) have very high rates of behavioral, mental health, and cognitive delays, yet these children are rarely connected to early childhood intervention (Cicchetti, & Curtis, 2005; Jonson- Reid, Drake et al, 2004; Leslie et al, 2005a). Parents served by CW are known to have a high rate of maternal depression (Leschied, Chiodo, Whitehead & Hurley, 2005; Wolfe, 1999). Among the CW parent population, however, drop-out from typical parenting programs is high (Chaffin, 2007) and participation in mental health services is low (Jonson-Reid, Drake, & Kohl, Under Review). "Early Childhood Connections" (ECC) is a novel service delivery system designed collaboratively by community agencies and the research team. Using a randomized design, this R34 tests ECC's ability to prevent child developmental delay and later mental health disorders, prevent recurrent maltreatment, and prevent or ameliorate maternal depression and stress in families with young children served by CW. ECC is innovative in its modification of existing services through coordination, collaboration and co-location (joint CW and ECC home visit) in this high risk population.
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"The artefacts need somebody to speak for them, to tell their story and narratives," said Neil Macgregor, Director of the British Museum, on Friday, while noting the importance of training curators in the context of Indian museums.
"I'm surprised that despite having an extraordinary collection of artefacts, Indian museums are not visited. Museums must be made public centric; who's allowed to see the artefacts is more important that who's keeping them."
Mr. Macgregor spoke to The Hindu at Allahabad Museum — one of the five National Museums under the Ministry of Culture — where he attended the second annual museum Leadership Training Programme an initiative of the Ministry of Culture, in its bid to modernise Indian museums, in collaboration with the British Museum. He later delivered the Pandit Brij Mohan Vyas Memorial speech there. Drawing a parallel on the lack of investment on training staff in India and Britain, he said: "Training staff of the public service organisations has been slow in both countries. There is no enthusiasm in investing on people, in training them and developing their skills. In modern times, there's a need to teach them other skills as well, such as marketing and fundraising."
Mr. Macgregor, who in 1999 declined the offer of a knighthood, stressed the importance of exhibitions and events in a museum's repertoire to keep the visitors interested.
To break away from the notions of being called dull, store houses of artefacts, should "take the objects out of the museums; let the people touch them, if it's safe!"
"We had once organised a contest to find the most interesting teddy bear. So we asked people to send the CVs of their teddy bears. And interestingly, the contest drew thousands of entries. We also organised events on the Haj and the Durga Puja, things we can't see in London," he said.
This year, the British Museum is training 20 curators from the Archaeological Survey of India and museums across India as part of this training programme. The curators will spend two weeks each in Allahabad, Delhi and London, said Rajesh Purohit, Director, Allahabad Museum.
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R. M. Thornburgh has been elected captain of the Dartmouth eleven for next year.
The Cornell library has been enlarged by 200 volumes, the gift of M. E. Poole, of the class of '80.
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The Anglican Church in North America unites 112,000 Anglicans in nearly 1,000 congregations across the United States, Canada, and Mexico into a single Church. On April 16, 2009 it was recognized as a province of the global Anglican Communion, by the Primates of the Global Fellowship of Confessing Anglicans. The Most Rev. Dr. Foley Beach is the Archbishop of the Church.
What we stand for
Members of the Anglican Church in North America are in the mainstream, both globally and historically, of Christianity – the biblically-faithful way of following Jesus and being part of the "One Holy Catholic and Apostolic Church." As Anglicans, this orthodoxy is defined by and centered on our church's classic formularies – the Book of Common Prayer, including the Ordinal, and the Thirty-nine Articles – which all point back to the authority of the Holy Bible and articulate foundational principles of the Anglican tradition throughout the world. We wholeheartedly embrace the The Jerusalem Declaration [PDF], the founding declaration of the Global Fellowship of Confessing Anglicans, and the Theological Statement of the Common Cause Partnership – the precursor to the Anglican Church in North America.
Theological Statement
We believe and confess Jesus Christ to be the Way, the Truth, and the Life: no one comes to the Father but by Him. Therefore, the Anglican Church in North America identifies the following seven elements as characteristic of the Anglican Way, and essential for membership:
In all these things, the Anglican Church in North America is determined by the help of God to hold and maintain as the Anglican Way has received them the doctrine, discipline and worship of Christ.
"The Anglican Communion," Archbishop Geoffrey Fisher wrote, "has no peculiar thought, practice, creed or confession of its own. It has only the Catholic Faith of the ancient Catholic Church, as preserved in the Catholic Creeds and maintained in the Catholic and Apostolic constitution of Christ's Church from the beginning." It may licitly teach as necessary for salvation nothing but what is read in the Holy Scriptures as God's Word written or may be proved thereby. It therefore embraces and affirms such teachings of the ancient Fathers and Councils of the Church as are agreeable to the Scriptures, and thus to be counted apostolic. The Church has no authority to innovate: it is obliged continually, and particularly in times of renewal or reformation, to return to "the faith once delivered to the saints."
To be an Anglican, then, is not to embrace a distinct version of Christianity, but a distinct way of being a "Mere Christian," at the same time evangelical, apostolic, catholic, reformed, and Spirit-filled.
Globally, regionally and locally, Anglicanism is in the process of reformation. Within the last decades, the Episcopal Church in the United States and the Anglican Church of Canada have increasingly accommodated and incorporated un-Biblical, un-Anglican practices and teaching.
In the context of this widening theological gap, the existing geography-based organizational model of the Episcopal Church and Anglican Church of Canada became problematic for orthodox Anglicans. Orthodox parishes, clergy and dioceses that upheld Biblical authority and historic Anglican practice became isolated within their existing structures.
Distressed churches and entire dioceses began to disaffiliate from the established provinces in North America and seek episcopal oversight and spiritual care from Anglican Provinces and leaders in other parts of the world, including the primates and churches of Kenya, Nigeria, Rwanda, South America and Uganda. Beginning in 2000 with the Church of Rwanda, these leaders have responded by accepting orthodox Anglican parishes and dioceses in North America into their care.
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Our congregations are members of 29 dioceses:
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Western Gulf Coast, Anglican Diocese of the
The Anglican Church in North America is a conciliar church where clergy and laity serve together in leadership. The Most Rev. Dr. Foley Beach, bishop of the Anglican Diocese of the South, serves as the Anglican Church in North America's second Archbishop. Bishops meet together as the College of Bishops. Laity and clergy take leadership responsibility on the Provincial Council and during the Provincial Assembly.
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The Most Rev. Dr. Foley Beach
Archbishop and Primate of the Anglican Church in North America, Bishop of the Anglican Diocese of the South
Archbishop Beach's passion is to share the Word of God in such a way as to help others discover the incredible living Jesus. Beach served as the Rector and Pastor of Holy Cross Anglican Church in Loganville, GA, from its founding in February 2004, until December, 2013. On October 9, 2010, he was consecrated in Atlanta, Georgia as the first Bishop of the Anglican Diocese of the South in the Anglican Church in North America. Beach is a graduate of Gordon-Conwell Theological Seminary, the School of Theology at the University of the South, and Georgia State University. Married for more than 30 years, he and his wife, Allison, have two grown children and make their home in the Metro-Atlanta area.
The Venerable Canon Dr. Jon (Jack) I. Lumanog
Archbishop's Canon and Chief Operating Officer
Canon Lumanog is the Archbishop's Canon and Chief Operating Officer for the Anglican Church in North America, and oversees the overall function, development and administration of the Province. He is also a National Trustee of the Anglican Relief and Development Fund and a Chaplain with the United States Air Force Auxiliary Civil Air Patrol where he holds the rank of Lieutenant Colonel. Canon Lumanog was ordained a deacon in 2000 and a priest in 2002. Previously, he served as a diocesan executive, senior pastor and church planter with additional corporate experience in radio and television news and in directing advertising and marketing for a national newspaper. Canon Jack and his wife, Amy, have two daughters, Ainsley Mae and Hadley Grace.
The Rev. Canon Dan Alger
Canon for Church Planting
Dan is leading the efforts of our Province to create a strong movement of church planting that multiplies healthy churches and healthy church planters. Dan has a long history in church planting, having helped church planters and church plants as a friend, trainer and coach for many years. He is currently planting a church in the greater Atlanta area, before that having started a church in Fayetteville, NC in the military community surrounding Fort Bragg where he was Pastor for 10 years. Dan is a graduate of The University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill and Trinity School for Ministry. Alongside his work for the Province, he also currently serves as the Canon for Church Planting for the Anglican Diocese of the South. Dan is married to Karen and they have two young sons. For fun, Dan is also a musician, disc golfer and home brewer.
The Rev. Canon Andrew Gross
Canon for Communications and Media Relations
The Rev. Canon Andrew Gross serves as the media officer for the Anglican Church in North America, and oversees the Province's internal and external communications platforms. With a background in writing, photography, and design as well as ten years of experience in parish ministry the Rev. Gross brings a unique combination of skills to the office. He and his wife Summer have three children, and spend many evenings supporting them in soccer and gymnastics.
Betty Shanks
Assistant to the Archbishop
Betty Shanks leads the administrative operation of the Archbishop's office in Georgia, and supports the Bishop's travel and scheduling. Betty started working for Archbishop Beach as his assistant at the Anglican Diocese of the South before its official birth in 2010. She is married to R. C. Shanks. She grew up in Opelika, AL. "After attending and working at Auburn University, I moved from there in 1974 and worked and lived in Maryland, Sicily, and Virginia. I moved to Georgia in 1998 and worked in the corporate world in downtown Atlanta and Buckhead. I accepted a job at Holy Cross, Loganville, Georgia in 2008 and then for the Diocese of the South in 2010. I've enjoyed many hobbies in my life including golfing, bowling, gardening, sewing, and now my favorite is playing and teaching Mah Jongg!" Betty shared, "I consider my greatest achievement is my son, who gave me a wonderful daughter-in-law and two grandchildren, all living in Jacksonville, FL."
The Rev. Kirk Patterson
As Controller for the Anglican Church in North America, Rev. Patterson plays the vital role of managing the financial matters of the Province. Ordained a Deacon in 2006, he joined the accounting staff of the Anglican Communion Network in 2007 and continued his work at the Anglican Church in North America beginning in 2009. Kirk is a graduate of Trinity School for Ministry. He and his wife, Tricia, are also involved in ministry in the Conway, Pa., area. When not playing with his four children, Kirk enjoys coaching basketball, playing piano and training his Black Lab, Mozart.
Pam Norris
Coordinator of Special Projects
Pam Norris has been the Coordinator of Special Projects for the Provincial Office since May 2013. Her duties include answering the phone, coordinating Provincial meetings, and administrative support for the staff in Ambridge. Pam is a graduate of Allegheny College in Meadville, PA. Before her work at the Anglican Church in North America, she held positions at an international tradeshow company in Pittsburgh. She has been a Christian since 1991 and is active in her church. Pam has been married to her husband, Rod for 28 years and has two grown children, John and Sarah, and a daughter-in-law, Jess. Pam and Rod enjoy trips to Penn State to see John and Jess, golfing, gardening and game nights.
Abby Opal
Accounting & Database Clerk
Abby serves the finance and communications teams in various ways including, but not limited to, processing donor contributions and deposits, writing and processing invoices, maintaining the database, and assisting with the annual congregational report.


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The Huntington Library has awarded Mark Valeri a fellowship to do research in its archives and write a paper for its Sacred and Secular Revolutions Project as a Huntington-Jack Miller Center Fellow. The Sacred and Secular Revolutions Project concerns the interrelationships among science, religion, and reason in the buildup to the American Revolution.
Mark Valeri is the E. T. Thompson Professor of Church History at Union Presbyterian Seminary, Richmond campus.


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Allen Iverson was given the honor of presenting the game ball tonight for the Philadelphia 76ers playoffs home game against the Celtics. AI is seen wearing The OG Reebok Question colorway of course as they are set to release this weekend at select retailers.
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Chris Wallace On Michelle O: Speech Was "All About Government"
First off, even the AP can't help but note some of the issues
"He reminds me that we are playing a long game here … and that change is hard, and change is slow and it never happens all at once," she told a nation impatient with slow economic progress and persistently high unemployment of 8.3 percent. "But eventually, we get there, we always do," she said in a speech that blended scenes from 23 years of marriages with the Obamas' time in the White House.
And, just in time for the DNC, the US debt hit $16,000,000,000,000. As for Chris Wallace
(The Blaze) While Fox News political analyst Chris Wallace called first lady Michelle Obama's address to the Democratic National Convention "masterful" and heartfelt, he said he was struck by the fact that nearly all of her speech was about about the importance of government in the lives of Americans.
"I've got to say, listening closely to the speech one of the things that struck me was it was all about government," Wallace said Tuesday night during Fox News' coverage of the DNC. "When she talked at the beginning about the people who exemplify the best of the American spirit, she talked about teachers and first responders and the military, all very admirable professions, but all government."
He continued: "When she talked about ways to build the middle class, it was all about the auto bailout and student loans and health care reform, once again, all government programs…That was a subtle subtext to the entire speech."
No, I did not watch the speech. There's only so much pandering, lying, and patronizing I can take during an abortionfest. I did read the transcript this morning (hence the somewhat late posting times), and it is interesting to note that very little was said during her speech about the private sector. Perhaps that's why Team Obama attempted to distance itself from the "government is the only thing we belong to" video yesterday.
Also missing from most of the other speeches was any notion that the private sector is where it gets done (except to mention 4.5 million new jobs, which even CNN is not buying), and where the money comes from to allow government to operate. Because someone went out and put it all on the line to build their business.
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Oregon QB Mariota: knee not an issue
Marcus Mariota insists his left knee isn't a concern and that he'll be ready to go Saturday when No. 6 Oregon hosts Utah.
There are lingering questions about how much the mysterious knee injury contributed to the Ducks' loss at Stanford last Thursday. Oregon doesn't discuss injuries, and the sophomore quarterback hasn't been specific about what's going on.
College football fans are some of the most passionate in sports. See them in action.Asked this week whether his knee is an issue, Mariota replied: ''Not at all.'' Pressed whether he is 100 percent, he said: ''That's something that I can't tell you.''
Mariota remains a Heisman Trophy hopeful with a stellar season thus far. He's completed 63.3 percent of his passes for 22 touchdowns with no interceptions. And he's ranked second on the team with 495 yards rushing with nine additional TDs.
He has gone 327 attempts without an interception, an ongoing Pac-12 record that dates to last year.
But against the Cardinal, it became apparent that Mariota's mobility was hampered. He passed for 250 yards and two TDs. Three of his six rushes were sacks, putting him in negative yardage on the ground. Oregon (8-1, 5-1 Pac-12) lost 26-20.
''My knee is what it is. I'm not going to use that as an excuse,'' he told reporters after practice.
Mariota is believed to have injured his knee in the Ducks' 42-14 victory over UCLA, and he played the second half with a brace. He wore a brace throughout the game at Stanford.
He was practicing this week with the first team, again wearing a brace. Backup Jeff Lockie worked out with the second team.
He said, ''Yes, for sure,'' when asked whether he'd play against the Utes (4-5, 1-5).
The loss to Stanford dropped Oregon from No. 2 to No. 6 in the AP rankings and all but ended the Ducks' bid for a spot in the BCS championship game. It was much the same last season when Stanford defeated Oregon 17-14 at Autzen Stadium, effectively shutting the door on both a title game bid and the Pac-12 championship for the Ducks.
For Oregon fans, Mariota's knee brought back painful memories of the 2007 season, when Dennis Dixon was one of the front-runners for the Heisman and had helped put the Ducks in line for the national title.
Drawing comparisons to Vince Young, Dixon completed 67.7 percent of his passes for 20 touchdowns and had just four interceptions. He also ran for 583 yards and nine scores.
But Dixon's season abruptly ended when his left knee buckled early in then-No. 2 Oregon's upset loss to Arizona. Dixon had actually torn ligaments in his knee in a prior game, but he thought he could close out the season. Instead, he needed surgery, and the Ducks went on to finish 9-4 and play in the Sun Bowl.
This year, Oregon will need to win its remaining games and hope the Cardinal drop one of their final two conference contests to get back in control of hosting the Pac-12 championship. Stanford visits USC on Nov. 16 before hosting rival California, then finishes out-of-conference against Notre Dame.
After Utah, the Ducks travel to Arizona and end the season by hosting rival Oregon State in the annual Civil War game. Should the Ducks win out, they'll likely earn a trip to the Fiesta or Orange bowl.
Utah's lone Pac-12 victory this season was over Stanford. The Utes have lost three straight since then.
''Our guys believe 100 percent in our process,'' Ducks coach Mark Helfrich said. ''We got beat by a very good team. You look at what you did well and you look at what you didn't do well, and you try, obviously, to do more of the former than the latter. And move on.''
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About Your LibraryThe History of Haverstraw King's Daughters Public Library
On May 14, 1895, the King's Daughters Society, a very active charitable organization (also known as "The Haverstraw Ladies Home Mission Circle") petitioned the New York State Regents for a charter to create the Haverstraw King's Daughters Public Library (HKDPL). Melvil Dewey signed the charter, making this Library the oldest chartered public library in Rockland County. The signed charter hangs in the Main Library today. The Library opened in Jenkins Hall in 1896 and moved to another location (the National Bank Building) the following year. In 1899, a prominent local brickyard owner, Denton Fowler, offered to donate half the cost of the purchase of a site and the erection of a new library building. The condition to this pledge was that his gift had to be matched. The needed $10,000 was raised, and Haverstraw Main, also known as the Fowler Building, officially opened at the foot of Main Street on May 14, 1903. The building was constructed with Haverstraw brick from Mr. Fowler's brickyard (the imprint DF&S can be read on the bricks laid for the basement's floor.) The original part of this two-story building displays both Classical and Renaissance Revival characteristics, with finely detailed cornices, prominent quoins, a raised foundation and a curved entrance bay. The interior is virtually unchanged, and features original fireplaces with glazed brick, carved mantelpiece, pillars, and a central stairway with oak wainscoting banisters and newel posts capped. A fire, on the second floor, badly damaged the Library in 1956, destroying almost the entire book collection. The damage was repaired. Over the next few decades, with an increase in population and an increased demand for services, a storefront branch (Thiells) on Route 202 was opened, in 1978, to serve the needs of patrons in Garnerville, Thiells and Pomona. In that same year the State granted the Library a new charter, by designating a "Special Library District," to give residents the opportunity to vote on the annual budget and for trustees. With population expanding at a fast rate, the Thiells Branch moved to the basement of the Haverstraw Town Hall. The Library received Federal and State (HUD) funding to construct an addition to the Fowler Building. The new wing was constructed with sensitivity to the original building's scale and materials, preserving arches and cornices and adding a ramp for the disabled. In 1983, the new wing was dedicated to Mrs. Kay Freeman, who served the Library as its administrator for 21 years. The original portion of the building was also restored during the expansion.
The Board of Trustees, in 1986, began searching for land to expand the Library's facilities. A year later the public approved an expansion and capital projects fund. The Board began to inquire into the Rosman property at Garnerville. Meanwhile, the Fowler Building's unique beauty, and historic significance had not gone unnoticed. In 1991 the Fowler building was added to both the New York State Register of Historic Places and the National Register of Historic Places. Two years later, it was the recipient of the Historical Society of Rockland County's Historic Preservation Merit Award for Continuing Use. The Town Board approved the library subdivision on May 9, 2001. We selected Beatty, Harvey & Associates as architects, and Paceline Construction Corporation as our construction management firm to work on the plans and eventual construction. Sunday, October 21 marked the official groundbreaking ceremony of the new 36,000 square foot Haverstraw King's Daughters Library. Friends, staff and community enjoyed the beautiful weather and eagerly listened to speeches of hope and the reality of the new undertaking. The grand opening of HKDPL's new branch at Garnerville was held on May 18, 2003. This new library became the Haverstraw King's Daughters Public Library's new main branch featuring state-of-the-art check-in and check-out equipment, countless public computers, rooms for programs, tutors, quiet study, gallery, and more space to house the growing needs of our community. Main Library Opening Gallery (May 2003)Three years later, on July 1, 2006, we closed the historic village library to begin preparation for a long-awaited interior renovation. Construction began on October 16 with Marquise Construction of Thornwood, NY as our general contractor, and Pearl River Plumbing and All Bright Electric working on the Fowler building's plumbing and electrical wiring, respectively. Construction remained in budget due to the work by architects Arcari and Iovino, and funding from the New York State Construction Grant as well as other liquidation steps taken by the library. The village library re-opened in June 18, 2007 with the interior fully restored highlighting the beauty of its woodwork, windows, fireplaces, and view of the Hudson River. A formal grand opening was held on October 14, 2007 with a rededication ceremony with a brief speech from Board President Tom Casey, Library Director Joanne Sininsky, and the Honorable Mayor Wassmer. The newly renovated program/study room was named in memory of Genevieve McCab, a longtime trustee who served as board president from 1978 to 1983. An artwork made by second graders from Neary Elementary School was also presented during the ceremony which now hangs in display at the program/study room. Village Renovation Gallery (2006 - 2007)The Main Library celebrated it's fifth anniversary on May 2008. Since it's construction, our adult book collection has grown by over 12,000 items, our video and DVD collection has increased from 1,200 to over 10,000, and Youth Services has added nearly 5,000 items. Our adult programming has also increased along with a wider range of teen and youth programs. On May 2, 2010, our Local History Room at the Main Library was rededicated in honor of Thomas F.X. Casey, a long-time and much beloved Board of Trustee President and Rockland County & Haverstraw Town Historian. The Village Branch had recieved some face-lifts in early 2011 in time for it's 108th birthday in the fall. The library has come a long way since its formation over 100 years ago and we hope to serve the Town of Haverstraw, North Rockland School District residents, and general public for another 100 years. Local History CollectionThe Haverstraw King's Daughters Public Library's Local History Collection is housed in the Thomas F.X. Casey Local History Room. In this room books, newspapers, photographs and other materials relating to all eras of the history of the town of Haverstraw and the villages of Haverstraw, West Haverstraw, and Garnerville are collected, preserved and made accessible to the public. These include old issues of the Rockland County Times, The Journal News, and the New York Times on microfilm, published histories of the area, collections of old photographs, newspaper clippings, yearbooks from North Rockland and Haverstraw High School, funeral home records, and much more. Access to the local history collection can be given during the library's regular hours. We ask that all users sign in using a library card or photo identification at the Reference Desk. We accept donations of local historical significance. Donated materials might include: yearbooks, books, family histories, maps, funeral programs or local photographs. If accepted, these materials are added to the collection and are available for in-house genealogical and historical research. If you have materials that you'd like to donate, please contact us at (845) 786-3800 ext. 22 or stop by. If you have any questions or need more information, please contact our Local History Librarian, Catherine Campos at (845) 786-3800 ext. 22. View Local Historical PhotographsImages from the Library's photographic collection are available online at the Hudson River Valley Heritage website. See 1900 farm families in Thiells as well as Civil War Veterans in fancy dress. Additional house photos from the Village of Haverstraw circa 1974 have since been added. The old photographs were digitized, as part of Library Association of Rockland County's (LARC) Rockland Images, a project funded by the Rockland County Legislature. |
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Alex Sutter
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Alex Sutter was a Republican candidate for District 25B in the Idaho House of Representatives in the November 2, 2010 state legislative elections.
Sutter was unopposed in the primary on May 25th. He lost to Donna Pence in the general election on November 2, 2010.[1]
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