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Pope Francis' thoughts on everything from homosexuality to female priests were released today in the Italian Jesuit magazine La Civilta Cattolica.
He said the Catholic Church's 1.2 billion followers should not focus so much on issues like abortion, gay marriage or contraception. He also said if the Catholic Churchfails to do this itwould be in danger of collapsing like a house of cards.
He went on to say thatCatholics should not interfere in the lives of homosexuals.Additionally, hemade it clear thatwhile women should playa greater role in the Church they cannot become priests.
Deb Myers is a gay Catholic who lives in San Antonio. She said that the Popehas takena step in the right direction but hasn't gone far enough.
The last three decades of the hierarchy of the Church has really created a lot of spiritual damage, said Myers. It's definitely a shift in attitude and approach towards the GLBT community.
Father Mark Leopold of the San Antonio Archdiocesesaid the content ofwhatPope Francis said is not a change for the Catholic Church.
In terms of the Church's official position it always has been one of welcoming and loving individuals, said Leopold.


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The North East's legendary culture crawl The Late Shows returns once again on Saturday 17 May 2014.
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SPRINGFIELD — Kathleen M. Steffanni, 66, of Springfield and formerly of Norwalk, died early Wednesday morning at Good Shepherd Village Nursing Center in Springfield.
She was born Jan. 16, 1942 in Milan to the late Ross C. and Anne (Wargo) Hayes and was a lifelong area resident before moving to Springfield five years ago.
She was a member of the former Norwalk Church of the Nazarene and the Springfield Church of the Nazarene.
She was a life member of Firelands Post 2743 Veterans of Foreign Wars Auxiliary and Ken Bur Bell Post 41 American Legion Auxiliary.
Her world revolved around her children and grandchildren and she enjoyed collecting owls, elephants, playing bingo (even in the Nursing Center), cooking, playing cards, and her flower gardens.
She is survived by her husband, Edward F. Steffanni Sr. of Norwalk; sons and daughters-in-law, Isadore "Izzy" and Deborah Steffanni of Norwalk and Edward F. and Jennifer Steffanni II of Springfield; daughters and son-in-law, Amy "Jimmy" and Brian Maestas of Norwalk and Maryann Krisha of Chicago; seven grandchildren and three great-grandchildren; sisters, Judy McCusker of Pennsylvania, Mary Ella "Fritzie" Pittenger of Norwalk and Patricia Galloway, also of Norwalk; her foster brother, Thomas Clegg of Charlotte, Mich. and several nieces and nephews.
She was preceded in death by her step-father, Merwin Mead Bailey; step-mother, Thelma Hayes; step-brother, Wayne Mesick and by her foster brother, Lester Clegg.
Friends may call from 11 a.m. to Noon Saturday at Walker Funeral Home, 98 W. Main St., Norwalk. Graveside services will be held at 12:30 p.m. Saturday in Meadow Green Memorial Park, Bogart Road, Huron with the Rev. Michael Adkins officiating.
Memorial gifts may be sent to the Calvary Church of the Nazarene, 1200 Smith Ave., S.W., Canton, Ohio 44706.
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"We found that kids' cereals were worse on every count," said Schwartz, who serves as deputy director for the Rudd Center for Food Policy and Obesity at Yale University.
Schwartz reported the kids' cereals were higher in sugar per serving, higher in calories and lower in "things you would want, like fiber."
"The question to the industry would be, why are you taking your most poor product, nutritionally, and marketing it to children?" said Schwartz.
So, what is a parent to do, if their children won't give up those high-sugar cereals?
"We've also encouraged parents to use a smaller bowl and to really watch the portion sizes," said Williams. "You may even want to measure to make sure your child is getting a serving of cereal, not two or three servings."
The magazine also notes that some of the cereals have undergone name changes to make them sound healthier. Sugar Smacks is now Honey Smacks. Super Sugar Crisp has become Super Golden Crisp. And some of the same cereals sold in the U.S. have versions that are sold overseas with less sugar and sodium.
It's not only children who have to worry about these breakfast cereals. About 58 percent of "children's" cereals are eaten by people over age 18, according to the magazine. So, even those who might not care about the cartoon character on the box need to pay attention to what's inside.
1. Cheerios (General Mills)
2. Kix (General Mills)
3. Life (Quaker Oats)
4. Honey Nut Cheerios (General Mills)
5. Frosted Mini-Wheats Bite Size (Kellogg's)
6. Frosted Flakes Gold (Kellogg's)
7. Cookie Crisp (General Mills)
8. Golden Grahams Honey Graham (General Mills)
9. Lucky Charms (General Mills)
10. Cocoa Puffs (General Mills)
11. Cinnamon Toast Crunch (General Mills)
12. Trix (General Mills)
13. Reese's Puffs (General Mills)
14. Fruity Pebbles (Post)
15. Honey-Comb (Post)
16. Cocoa Pebbles (Post)
17. Frosted Flakes (Kellogg's)
18. Cocoa Krispies (Kellogg's)
19. Frosted Flakes Reduced Sugar (Kellogg's)
20. Cap'n Crunch's Peanut Butter Crunch (Quaker Oats)
21. Cap'n Crunch (Quaker Oats)
22. Rice Krispies (Kellogg's)
23. Apple Jacks (Kellogg's)
24. Froot Loops (Kellogg's)
25. Golden Crisp (Post)
26. Honey Smacks (Kellogg's)
27. Corn Pops (Kellogg's)
Source: Consumer Reports, Nov. 2008
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Have you ever wondered, how do you keep score in tennis? It's not easy to guess. Tennis is a popular sport all over the world, one which is widely watched, especially during Wimbledon tennis. Tennis live scores, however, confuse nearly everyone at some point. Scoring methods such as "love" perplex casual fans. Here are some tips to help you understand how you keep score in tennis.
The player who will start the tennis match is decided by a coin toss or a spin of the tennis racket. The winner decides whether she'd like to serve or which end of the court she'd like to play from. The other player decides the other factor. A match is made up of two sets of six games per set. To win a set, a player must score four points.
The server must stand behind the baseline on the right side. She has to hit the ball before it bounces, and the ball has to land in the service box diagonal from her. If the ball hits the net but continues on its way, the serve is redone. If the server doesn't hit the ball before it bounces or it doesn't land in the service box diagonal from the server, she loses the point.
The player receiving the ball must hit it before it bounces twice. From there the players take turns hitting the ball into each other's court, each not allowing the ball to not bounce more than once.
The first point nets the winning player 15, making the score 15-love. Love, in tennis, means 0. A tie score is represented with "all," such as "30 all." The second point makes 30, and the third point will make a player's score 40. If only one player has 40, her next point wins the game. If both players have 40, the score is called "deuce," which means that one player has to win two points in a row to win the game. If the server scores the first point after 40 it is called "ad in," representing the server's advantage. "Ad out" refers to the recipient's advantage.
A player has to win six games with at least a two-game lead over her opponent. In the event that both players reach six wins, they may choose to play a tiebreaker or they can continue trying to win two games more than their opponent.
The history of tennis stretches back to the days of medieval French monks, before tennis racquets or tennis tournaments were even contemplated.
Learn how women's tennis evolved from a sport for the rich to the modern game where women and men can compete for equal prize money.
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"As the first and only commercially available assay to measure integrase inhibitor resistance, PhenoSense Integrase exemplifies Monogram's leadership position in personalized medicine and the Company's continued commitment to develop innovative HIV diagnostics that tailor drug treatments to the individual patient," said Monogram CEO William Young. "As evidenced by today's product launch and last year's introduction of Trofile, Monogram is firmly committed to ensuring that cutting-edge diagnostics are readily available to meet the needs of patients and physicians."
The performance of the PhenoSense Integrase assay is validated in compliance with regulations specified by the Clinical Laboratories Improvement Amendments (CLIA) and is performed in Monogram's Clinical Reference Laboratory, which is accredited by the College of American Pathologists (CAP).
About PhenoSense Integrase Assay
PhenoSense Integrase determines the susceptibility of a patient's HIV-1
strain to integrase inhibitors. The region of the HIV genome that encodes
integrase is amplified from a patient blood sample and inserted into a
proprietary test vector that is used to generate virus particles that
replicate using the patient virus integrase protein. Completion of a single
replication cycle results in the production of luciferase activity in
infected cells. Infection in the presence of drug is performed
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Obviously I can see that I was wrong regarding MI3 i those pictures are correct and I can only assume that they are. I know a guy that has both HD DVD and Blu-ray players who told me the examples of MI3 and The Prestige, apparently he was wrong about MI3 (The Prestige is still a valid example unless you can prove it otherwise? hidefdigest also gave the BD version a higher audio score).
The Prestige audio & video are slightly better on Blu-Ray, that is correct. But to be honest that is the only title I can think of that is dual format and has better PQ on Blu-Ray. I can think of at least 10 that are dual format and have better video and/or audio on HD DVD. In the case of The Prestige, I believe the encode was simply a rush job and catered more to availability than quality; while the HD DVD didn't have a lossless track it had a ton of DD5.1 tracks of different languages - getting rid of just a couple of those would have allowed for a lossless track. And on the video side, most of the movie is identical, though there are a few shots with slightly more artifacting on HD DVD; it looks like the encoder dropped the ball - must not have been the same guy who does the US Warner encodes. Comparison shots here:
But my general impression still stands. Blu-ray has gradually grown out of it's crappy-MPEG2-encodings-infant-stage an newer releases are similar to HD DVD in video quality.
I agree, though I don't believe it has the ability to be signficantly better in video quality - given the care HD DVD had more than enough space/bandwidth for quality picture.
Take a look at the dual format encode "Nature's Journey." It has over 11mbps higher bitrate on BD than HD DVD, virtually maxing out BD's bandwidth at a constant video bitrate, yet it failed to look any different than the HD DVD version:
These next-gen codecs seem to plateau at around 20mbps.
BD has always had the upper hand in audio quality.
Yes and no. For instance, all of the dual format Paramount releases have higher bitrate audio on HD DVD - and many of the dual format Warner releases have a lossless track on the HD DVD but not the BD. That being said, the bandwidth of HD DVD makes 24bit/48khz lossless soundtracks more difficult but not an impossibility (16bit/48khz lossless has been on HD DVD since launch) - The Bourne Ultimatum, for instance, had reference video, lossless 24bit/48khz sound, and PiP video commentary. The new VC-1 encoder can operate at even lower bitrates without losing video quality and hence those extra bits can now go to audio.
With all that being said, despite many people's claims otherwise, I think you'd be hard pressed to find someone who can tell the difference blindfolded between 1.5mbps lossy sound and lossless of any sort. Or, someone who could tell the difference between 16bit and 24bit. They are very subtle and often nonexistant.
Blu-ray has been lagging behind in interactive features but is now catching up fast as only 1.1 and 2.0 players were announced at this CES.
True, but the vast majority of those players are very expensive. The cheapest 1.1 standalone is $499 list and it has no nextgen audio decoders builtin (Panasonic BD30). The cheapest 2.0 standalone will be the Panasonic BD50, and it will likely be well over $600. Denon just announced two players over $1000 and they are not both 2.0.
HD DVD's "HD-A30" for the most part fits BD 2.0 specs and it was available for $249 over Christmas. That is a huge price difference, and a reason why many gravitated to HD DVD.
And if you think about the current and future adopters which will make up the far majority of the userbase, not just the early adopters, I still believe Blu-ray has more potential.
Potential for what, though? As time goes on, video becomes easier to compress and takes up less space, not more. The man behind the dials gets better at his job and the encoding hardware/software gets more efficient. Over time the difference between HD DVD/BD would have gotten even smaller, not larger, IMO.
You could just as easily argue that BD has less potential due to the more restrictive DRM, that we will see less interactivity and portability being worked on due to both lack of standards and DRM concerns.
BTW looking back I think I overreacted a bit to Peoples Agent's post. He may prefer HD DVD so much that he'd rather go SD DVD and piracy in the future, that is somehow HD DVD fanboyness but I think I came off as an ass back then, I apologize
I think that it is a bit of an overreaction to go back to SD DVD and piracy, then again the DRM is very overbearing and has the potential for disaster (BD+ Advanced Countermeasure has the ability to directly write to your hard drive and can even install a rootkit if you are using an admin account!) therefore some may be wary to adopt.
I have a BD player now, but I don't believe the quality is any better than HD DVD because it has been proven that it is not. Its simply a matter that HD DVD lost the war, so what can you do.
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With Windows Longhorn we will change the name of clustering technology. Let's look back at what the cluster terminology was:
When we first introduced the clustering technology in Beta we called it Wolfpack. In Windows NT 4.0 we called it Microsoft Cluster Service (MSCS), lot's of people still use this terminology.
With Windows 2000 Server and Windows Server 2003 we called it Server Clustering. Because we introduced a new clustering technology called Windows Compute Cluster server we had to change the name in order to avoid confusion.
Now it will be Windows Server Failover Clustering (WSFC).
We aim to simplify the cluster installation and management, increase security and stability. Before installing the actual cluster you will have to validate the hardware against a set of tests.
These tests include specific simulations of cluster actions, and fall into the following three categories:
Once the tests are completed successfully we can start the installation, we have simplified the setup so that the administrators can create the cluster in a few steps, we will also support scripting to automate the installation.
The new management console is based on our MMC technology and let you manage multiple clusters within one central console.
Some other management improvements:
We also made improvements to the cluster infrastructure to maximize the availability:
Windows Server Failover Clustering will have an improved security model:
We will now have better support for geographically dispersed clusters, the nodes doesn't have to reside onto the same network subnet and we can control the heartbeat timeout, these changes in functionality will let you create clusters without the need of hardware to create V-Lans over WAN network.
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Bernd Wiesberger, 28, was born in Vienna and lives in Oberwart, Austria. The six-foot-two-inch golfer turned pro in 2006. Apart from Europe, he also plays in Asia, where two of his three wins have come.
After two Challenge Tour wins in 2010, his first big win came in Korea, where he won the Ballantine's in April 2012. His second win followed within three months at Lyoness Open in his home country, an event Indians will remember as Jeev Milkha Singh won it once in 2008 when it was called BankAustria Open.
Wiesberger's third win came in May 2013 at the CIMB Niaga Indonesia Masters, which interestingly was won by Anirban Lahiri this year.
Ranked 70th in the world, Wiesberger has played in five Majors before this one and missed cut in all but one – he was 64th at the 2013 British Open. And yes, he has never broken par at a Major. This year he became the first Austrian to play the US Open in June, but missed the cut.
Wiesberger's 65 was the same as Hunter Mahan's card in the third round and it matched the low score of the Championship – also achieved by Kevin Chappell, Ryan Palmer, Lee Westwood in Round 1 and by Jason Day in Round 2.
Wiesberger likes to skiing and is quite proficient at that. Though, in 2003, he broke a collar bone in an accident. He said, "Well, I broke my collarbone back then, just goofing around and not being too cautious about what we were doing.
That slowed me down – I'm still skiing. I like to ski. I don't have much time because we have quite a tight schedule but it made me a bit more aware that I have to look around to not hurt myself because skiing is vacation or fun, but my body needs to be fit for the golf."
He was about three or four when he first held a golf club. "But I started doing it more seriously when I was eight or nine, when I would go to the range and hack around a little bit.
And then really started practicing maybe from 13, 14 onwards when you get into the national squads and stuff."
When asked about Phil Mickelson – he played with him on Saturday – being his favourite player, Wiesberger said, "Well, to be completely truthful, I would have to add Ernie (Wiesberger beat Ernie Els on way to the title in Indonesia in 2013) to that list probably.
But you know, the way he interacts with the crowds and the way he handles himself on the golf course, and obviously the record he has is amazing, and something that I'm trying to achieve, as well, at some point in my career.
"He's really nice I guess with the younger players, as well. He was really nice with me out there today. We had a good couple of chats and a couple laughs out there, so it was never really an uptight situation. It was really relaxed all the round through."
On how his performance was being received back home, he replied, "Well, given a population of just over eight million people, we have around a 100,000 golfers in the golf clubs. So I would reckon about 90,000 would be on the TV by now; at least I hope so (smiling)." Yes, and now there were will be a quite few in other parts of the world, too.


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- The ladies played for regional championships tonight. Merrill hosted Mosinee.
The Blue Jays knocked off Medford last night to advance and they came out strong in the first.
Renee Sladek kicks it out to Dawn Leland and she sinks the triple to put Merrill up early.
Reegan Byer passes it down low to Anna Finnell she drops it in- the Blue Jays on a 7-0 run to open the game.
After a timeout, the Indians responded. Rochelle Koshalek takes it herself and lays it in to make it a one point game.
But the Blue Jays started to pull away. Check out the fast break back to Sladek. Both Sladek and Leland finished with 16.
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Fisherman and Boaters will enjoy the convenience of a marina and boat launch less than one mile away. Over 70 fishing charters are within walking distance!! World Class Walleye Fishing!! Based on availability a 30ft boat dock is within walking distance. Please inquire for more details. The marina offers a convenience store, restaurant/bar, fish cleaning stations, overnight boat docking and trailer parking.
This cottage sits right on Lake Erie, the beach is just a few steps away!!
Memories are just a stay away!! Come and experience an unforgettable Lake Erie Vacation!!
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VRBO and HomeAway are now offering Book It Now, Online quotes and Homeaway payments. Please note that if you are renting multiple properties or are renting off season, the online quote may not be accurate. Please contact us directly for accurate quotes, in which discounts can be applied appropriately. We have instituted the Book It Now and Homeaway payments option, as a convenience to our guest, for those who chose to use it. We realize that to stay current, we must keep up with the current technology, but still much prefer to work with our guest on an individual basis. Please contact us directly by email or phone with any questions about our properties!! Please be aware that if paying through Homeaway Payments, the security deposit will be charged to your credit card and will be refunded upon check-out if no damages occur. We are still offering our guest the option to pay by check or our secure credit card company, as we have done for the past 8 years. In this situation, the credit card will be held for the security deposit, but will not be charged for the deposit, unless needed for damages upon check-out. If reserving the property through Book it Now, a contract and welcome letter will be sent to you via email, from the owner. The contract must be signed and returned to the owner, for the reservation to be complete.
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We are originally from Tucson, Arizona and moved to Columbus, Ohio (Go Bucks!) 7 years ago after traveling and working throughout the United States. We have been married for 14 years and have 2 wonderful children!
Stacy Sohner purchased this cottage in 2012
We have owned the neighboring property, since 2007. We love Sand Beach for its close proximity to all of the Lake Erie attractions, while still retaining the quiet resort community atmosphere! We enjoy the convenience of being so close to the marina and boat launch and having so many wonderful beaches to chose from! The kids love to go up to the lake, playing in the water and romping on the playground across from the cottage!
Spectacular sunrise and sunsets, BBQ looking out at the lake, easy access to the beach and we have the unique ability to offer our guest availability for up to 42 guest with neighboring cottages and nearby condo!
Liberty Breeze Cottage could not have been more perfect. The view from the deck was great and very near Magee Marsh, perfect! We had a wonderful time. We would certainly request a return stay at Liberty Breeze Cottage if visiting in the future.
The cottage was very clean and well supplied. I have never been in a rental that actually had enough towels for everyone and Liberty Breeze had more than enough for six adults.
The beds were very comfortable and the seating was good for a large group. This was second time staying in Oak Harbor and would definitely return to stay @ Liberty Breeze.
The owners were available for a couple of questions and very pleasant.
I've been using VRBO for about 6 years now and have always been very happy. I spend a lot of time researching the property, location and owners. This time I was EXTREMELY overwhelmed. The owners were so helpful and friendly right from the initial contact. Being mutual "Bucks fans"/past Coloradians helped a lot. ;) The property was very clean and well equipped.The pictures were very accurate. We cooked/grilled most of our meals while enjoying the sunset on the comfortable/spacious deck. We were able to walk into the water from the property and enjoyed a mid day swim. My husband and son caught some fish right from the property. WOW! was that great!( Who needs an expensive charter service) I highly recommend this property to anyone looking for a great summer vacation. We were in close proximity to Port Clinton, Wild Animal Safari(highly recommend) and Sandusky activities. (Just don't take the week 'I' want ;0) thank you again- Stacy and family
My husband and I, along with our two young boys (age 4 & 18 mos) stayed at Libery Breeze in mid-September and we had a wonderful time. The views from the large newly built deck were stunning. We enjoyed the most amazing sunrise and sunset. You are sitting right on top of the water. The sound of the water crashing on the rocks is so peaceful. I can't say enough about how awesome the outdoor living is here. The cottage itself was kept very nice and clean, with fresh linens, bath towels and plenty of beach towels. The house was equipped with everything we needed. Even skewers to roast marshmellows! There's not much that could have made it more conveninet! We spent a lot of time on the beach with the kids. The water line came right up to the rocks in front of Libery Breeze, but there is a larger beach just two houses down that was very easy to get to, where the kids were able to run, explore and look for shells. In mid-September we had the place to ourselves, but it seems like it would be a very quiet, quaint community even in the summer months. If you have young kids, you can't beat having a playground right across the street! The kids played over there every morning and afternoon. You feel like you're far away from it all, but it was very easy to get to near-by attractions, and only 10 minutes to downtown Port Clinton where there are plenty of restaurants to pick from if you don't want to cook! We also enjoyed the large selection of movies. Something for all ages! Overall, I would highly recommend renting this property. We thoroughly enjoyed ourselves. The owners were very nice and extremely accomodating with our schedule. You won't be disappointed!
We were looking for a quaint cottage for an extended family vacation. We were blessed to find Liberty Breeze in our online search. The house provided everything that a renter would hope for, and Stacy, (the owner), went above and beyond to be helpful. When planning another vacation to Lake Erie, I will not look anywhere else. I have Stacy added to my frequent contacts!
Liberty Breeze is wonderful! It was clean as can be, very nicely appointed (it really is charming), and came with every imaginable amenity that you could wish for. When they advertise just pack your clothes they are not kidding! There were flat screens throughout, a PS II game system with many games to choose from, a DVD with at least 20 movies, a number of different size bikes to use, exceptionally comfortable beds and linens, and a fully equipped kitchen. During our week long family reunion, we feed 11 people breakfast and lunch every day and cooked dinner four times. Not once did we have to say "where is the _____" everything we needed was there, including a newer very nice gas grill on the lovely porch. The owners are incredibly nice and accommodating. The views from the porch are breathtaking and we were delighted over and over again with spectacular sunsets. I have never stayed in a more charming cottage with so many items provided. We will definitely come again and thank the Owners for helping to create such a wonderful family reunion.
Liberty Breeze was absolutely fantastic. The owners did everything imaginable to make our stay great. They thought of everything! The newly constructed back deck was perfect. They had plenty of seating on the new deck that overlooks Lake Erie. The furniture and bedding was very comfortable and the kitchen had everything you would need. It was perfect and I would highly recommend this cabin that sits right on Lake Erie above all others. The best vacation getaway I have stayed in so you will not be disappointed. Make your reservation soon and don't let this cabin get away.
Bill J. from Fishers Indiana.
Located just minutes from Cedar Point, the ferries to the Lake Erie Islands (Put-in-Bay, Kelley's or Pelee Island), the Ottawa National Wildlife Refuge (offering nature walks and bird-watching), the Marblehead Lighthouse, Camp Perry shooting matches, specialty shops, beaches, ice fishing, the best indoor water parks! (great during the winter, spring and fall), Bird Watching, Wineries, the African Safari Animal Park and much more!! Only 30 minutes from the new Hollywood Casino located in Toledo, Ohio!!
For Boaters and Fishermen, a marina and launch ramp are less than a mile away, with over 70 fishing charters on site. The marina offers a convenience store, restaurant and bar, overnight dock rentals and trailer storage, and fish cleaning stations. Only three miles offshore, lies the Camp Perry reef complex, offering the best Walleye and Yellow Perch fishing on Lake Erie.
There is something for everyone to enjoy! Come and experience all that Lake Erie has to offer!
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Jan Barry purchased this condo in 1998
We absolutely loved the location next to the Ritz because we have three boys, who all love to golf and the golf course is located right next door. We love the bike/walking paths located throughout Summer Beach where our children like to ride their bikes and skateboards. There is always someone available for the children to play with, however, the beaches are not crowded at all.
Our unit is located on the fifth floor in the middle of the building which offers complete unobstructed views of the ocean in all directions for as far as the eye can see. There are two pools at Ocean Place to enjoy so you don't feel as though you have to fight for a spot at the pool. The condominium community is gated which gives us peace of mind about our security. We have free WI-FI service so you can connect to the outside world IF YOU CHOOSE TO, three 46' HDTV televisions with cable and DVR service, with 300 channels included, and free long distance phone service to anywhere in the USA and Canada.
Once again, our month-long stay at the Barry's Ocean Place beach home was an exceptionally pleasant experience. This was the second time we've spent a winter vacation here, and everything was just perfect, as we expected it would be. Jan has provided everything her guests could possibly need in making this a comfortable and cozy place. It feels like a home away from home. The view from the balcony is spectacular, and the weather allowed for many relaxing hours enjoying watching the surf roll in -- as well as quite a few surfers riding the waves. We are definitely planning another return visit, hopefully next December-January.
Beautiful condo with the most amazing views. Owner exceptionally easy to work with and accommodating for last minute trip. Condo has everything you'll need...great to have the Ritz next door. Will definitely be back as soon as I can!
This is our 4th year to stay in this fabulous condo. It is so great we try and extend our stay every year. They are wonderful to work with and continue to make upgrades and features to the condo. We are returning again in 2015, that pretty much sums it up, 5 years at the same place must mean it is wonderful, and we have stayed at other properties on the island. Thanks again Jan for a wonderful place to vacation!
This is a beautiful condo right on the beach and a very short walk to the Ritz Carlton Hotel next door. The condo has plenty of beach chairs and umbrellas to use and many other beach toys. If you are seeking long walks along the beach or just stretching out on the sand this place has it all plus the owner is both hospitable and accommodating.
I was really happy with this beautiful condo. The furnishings were lovely and most importantly it was very clean. I was there alone for a few days until my friend came and felt perfectly safe. The owner was kind enough to check on me and also left a nice note and a great bottle of wine for us. We enjoyed sitting out on the balcony for breakfast and again in the evening (until the day the "love bugs" came!) The bathrooms were spacious and had lots of storage. The floor plan was a perfect arrangement for us because the bedrooms were so separate that we each had plenty of privacy. Also it was nice to have such detailed instructions for everything. It made it so easy to function! I loved the pool and the beach. No crowds here to upset the serenity. I think I've covered everything. It is a great unit and I heartily recommend it.
My husband & I, and our daughter & her husband, stayed in this beautiful condo the last week of July. It was very hot the first part of the week - but that's when the wonderful private balcony was so appreciated, even allowing for an afternoon nap in the loungers! We've been coming to Amelia for 18 years & usually stay on the north end of the island - but the sand & the view, coupled with the outstanding surroundings of this condo on the south end have made quite an impression on us. The owner, Jan, has gone above & beyond in her attention to detail, anticipating what guests might need & like to have in the way of "perks" (beach chairs, umbrellas, small shampoos, hair dryers, etc.). Not all condo owners provide such niceties! A well furnished kitchen is a big help & we used the bar height balcony chairs & table every evening for wine & hors d' oeuvres. From the balcony we also watched 3 turtles & a bunny on the dunes below & of course, the dolphins are welcomed sight - going north in the morning & south in the afternoon! Thanks Jan for helping to make our week at Amelia a memorable one!
Our family spent a week enjoying Amelia Island. We were so blessed to be able to stay in this beach front condo. It was absolutely perfect for our family. The personal touches Jan adds (a bottle of wine for the grown-ups, pool toys for our boys, and a hand-written note welcoming us to the beach) were a welcome surprise. We enjoyed ocean front views every morning while eating breakfast on the deck. I think our boys drug out most every toy in the storage closet-- boogey boards, skim boards, etc! They even tried their hand at fishing- even catching a small hammerhead shark one morning! When we return to Amelia, we will be making a reservation with Jan. Thank you so much!
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Editor's Note: This is the fourth installment of Presbyterian pastor Mark Sandlin's blog series "Church No More," chronicling his three-month sabbatical from church-going. Follow the links below to read his previous installments, beginning in June.
A little over two months ago, I decided I'd spend my three-month sabbatical not going to church [11]. Which might seem like a perfectly normal thing to do – except that I'm a minister. I've had some strange and wonderful experiences which I've written about, but possibly more strange and more wonderful than the experiences are the responses I've received.
From the very beginning the most frustrating response I get is not folks telling me I'll lose my faith if I leave church (and they have), or the ones telling me I can't begin to understand what it's like to be Spiritual But Not Religious (SBNR) in three short months (lots of those were also disturbingly aggressively worded), but rather the ones that say, "Oh, 'sabbatical!' Thanks. Now I have a word to call what I do! I stopped going to church years ago."
"No!" I'd think while unsuccessfully trying to figure out how to reach through my laptop screen and shake some sense into them, "You are not on sabbatical! The sabbatical I'm taking about has to do with taking a rest, not leaving. It's rest and recuperation — communion with God in a way that is restorative. It's not about leaving! Sheesh."
More than two months into my sabbatical, I now have to say, "Boy was I wrong." They are on sabbatical, more so than I am.
Sabbatical is about rest and recuperation. It is about communing with God in a restorative way. For a lot of church-going people that is not the way they would describe Sunday mornings. I know it wasn't for me. Sure, it was at times. I certainly always looked forward to seeing people and we definitely experienced communion with God in the fellowship and worship we shared. Rest, however? Recuperation? A restorative experience? Uh, no.
"Remember the Sabbath and keep it holy."
In the Protestant church, Sunday is our Sabbath, but there seems to be far too little sabbath in the Sabbath. While there are exceptions to the rule, for far too many people, going to church is a chore. There's nothing restful or restorative about it. However, there is a pretty good chance that someone will make a remark about how you are dressed or shoot a sideward glance at you because you are singing entirely too loud or do any number of surprisingly judgmental things while they presumably gather to learn how to follow the teachings of the one who taught "judge not" and "love your neighbor."
And that's just the tip of the tension iceberg that Sunday morning has become. Try breaking the segregation barrier in most churches. Try helping out where you weren't asked to help. Try suggesting a new way to do outreach or invite a homeless person to worship. How about questioning the biblicalness of the Trinity or asking why Jesus seems a little different in the Gospel of Mark and the Gospel of John? Ah! Feeling rested and restored yet.
Well, I am. My Sabbaths have become much more sabbath full and I'm very much afraid it has less to do with my three month break from my vocation and much more to do with the fact that I'm no longer spending my Sundays at church and that is just sad. No, it's not just sad. It is sad; it is depressing; and it is wrong — and it shouldn't be that way.
Until we figure out how to do Church better, how to make the experience of Sabbath have a lot more sabbath in it, we are just fooling ourselves if we think we are going to get SBNR folks, who are actually experiencing sabbath, to join us ever again. Frankly, we've already lost that chance with a lot of them and, as I've already pointed out, with good reason.
Now the reality is, community is a horribly messy thing. It just is. Always has been and probably always will be. What we can't do is let that reality be our excuse for no longer trying and that goes for both church-goers and the SBNR. In recognizing how messy being in relationship with each other can be, we church-going types need to be constantly working on doing it better and being a great deal more self-reflective about the places we are messing up. SBNRs need to not categorically reject spiritual community. It's important to note, just like not all churches are messing up the sabbath thing, not all SBNR reject spiritual community. They just do spiritual community in less traditional ways.
There is a space there where I see hope. There is something in those less than traditional ways and the less than traditional places where the SBNR are re-imagining what spiritual community looks like that gives me hope for the future of the Church. The question is can the institutionalized Church shake itself free of the dogma and structures which bind it long enough to experience Sabbath in a more sabbath full way? Or will we hold on tightly to our power and privilege and continue to be surprised when non-church-goers find it to be less than restful and restorative?
Looks like there is much more to learn on my personal sabbatical and time is running short. Maybe they were right about three months not being enough. At any rate, the journey continues.
Mark Sandlin [12]currently serves as the minister at Vandalia Presbyterian Church [13] in Greensboro, NC. He received his M. Div. from Wake Forest University's School of Divinity [14] and has undergraduate degrees in Business Administration and English with a minor in Computer Science. He's an ordained minister in the PC(USA) and a self-described progressive.
R&R illustration, Sukpaiboonwat [15] / Shutterstock.com
[1] http://sojo.net/blogs/gods-politics
[2] http://sojo.net/biography/mark-sandlin
[3] http://sojo.net/blogs/2012/08/14/church-no-more-part-5-%E2%80%94-far-too-little-sabbath-sabbath#comment-covenant
[4] http://sojo.net/letter-to-web-editor?post=Church%20No%20More%3A%20Part%205%20%E2%80%94%20Far%20Too%20Little%20Sabbath%20in%20the%20Sabbath
[5] http://sojo.net/donate
[6] http://sojo.net/sites/default/files/mainimages/blog/shutterstock_67049608.jpg
[7] http://sojo.net/blogs/2012/06/12/church-no-more-part-1-%E2%80%94-walking-away-church
[8] http://sojo.net/blogs/2012/07/01/church-no-more-part-2-%E2%80%94-church-doesnt-steal-your-joy
[9] http://sojo.net/blogs/2012/07/12/church-no-more-part-3-%E2%80%94-c-word
[10] http://sojo.net/blogs/2012/08/03/church-no-more-part-4-%E2%80%94%C2%A0i-dont-want-go-back
[11] http://www.thegodarticle.com/7/post/2012/06/aint-goin-to-church-no-more-says-minister.html
[12] http://www.facebook.com/marksandlin
[13] http://www.vandaliapres.com/
[14] http://divinity.wfu.edu/
[15] http://www.shutterstock.com/pic-67049608/stock-photo-image-of-soles-of-two-people-lying-on-sandy-beach.html


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Johannesburg - A stunning goal two minutes from time from Zimbabwean international striker Knowledge Musona earned Kaizer Chiefs a hard fought 2-1 win over SuperSport United in a pulsating Nedbank Cup first round clash played at a rain soaked Rand Stadium on Sunday.
It was justice for Amakhosi who lifted the Telkom Knockout trophy last weekend, and were on top for most of this intriguing cup-tie.
But the depleted United side never gave up and fought to the bitter end in a clash between two of the country's top clubs.
The star of the first half was United goalkeeper Denis Onyango who pulled off two brilliant saves to keep his side in the match at a stage when Chiefs threatened to stream roll the Premier Soccer League champions.
The Ugandan international made amends for letting in a howler and allowing AmaZulu to beat United 2-1 in a recent Telkom Knockout game by turning in a five-star display against Chiefs.
Amakhosi paid the price for not taking their chances after dominating most of the opening 45 minutes.
The overcast and wet conditions made the pitch slippery and had the fans in the 20 000-crowd rushing for cover. Fighting between overworked security officials and fans broke out at half-time when supporters tried to push into the covered stands that were already overflowing. The start of the second half was delayed for 15 minutes while PSL security got matters under control.
SuperSport coach Gavin Hunt dropped his stand-in captain Thabo September, who was blamed for AmaZulu's first goal in the Knockout cup clash, and surprised by promoting Thandani Ntshumayelo to captain on Sunday. It was an early birthday present for the Helbron-born midfielder who turns 20 on Tuesday.
Onyango pulled off his first save when he threw himself at a powerful volley from Knowledge Musona that had goal written all over it in the 14th minute after a superb cross from Mthokozisi Yende.
Five minutes later Amakhosi winger Abia Nale took advantage of the hesitant United defence but his shot screamed past the post.
Onyango again came to the rescue when he pulled off a magnificent point blank save from Mandla Masango in the 37th minute.
It was all Chiefs until the league champions won a free kick deep inside Chiefs territory in the 43rd minute. Daine Klate started a well worked training ground set piece by laying off the ball to Hlompho Kekana whose cross was squeezed home from close range by Lethladi Madubanya to give United the lead against the run of play. The well rehearsed free kick had tall striker Anthony Laffor putting Amakhosi keeper Arthur Bartman under pressure and it worked.
Both sets of players struggled to control the ball on the wet pitch after the long break.
The pressure Chiefs exerted, however, paid off in the 64th minute when Nale laid off a defence splitting pass to Yende who rifled his shot into the far corner of the net giving Onyango no chance.
The goal lifted the fans and the Chiefs players and as a result they had United on the back foot.
But United weathered the storm and were denied a second goal by two successive saves form Bartman in the 72nd minute. The Chiefs keeper did well to block a good effort from Klate, and from the rebound managed to clear Laffor's close range shot.
United midfielder Tebogo Langerman was centimetres wide of the target from a Klate corner in the 78th minute, and within a minute Nale crashed a powerful shot off the upright with Onyango well beaten.
Onyango did well to pouch a Valery Nahayo header inside his six yard area four minutes from time. But with extra time looming it was all over when Musona blasted home the winner from an acute angle in the 88th minute to take Chiefs into the second round. The draw will be made in Johannesburg on Monday morning.Other Nedbank Cup results:Ajax Cape Town 5 Wings United 0 - Boland Rugby Stadium, WellingtonParkurst 1 Winners Park 3 - Erica Park, Cape TownIsland FC 1 Mamelodi Sundowns 3 - Ulundi Stadium, UlundiSuperSport United 1 Kaizer Chiefs 2 - Rand Stadium, Johannesburgkapa Sporting 1 FC Cape Town 2 - Ajax Ikamva, Cape TownFC Royals 2 Mpumalanga Black Aces 2 (Aces win 5-3 on penalties) - Sisa Dukashe Stadium, Mdantsane
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Dinosaur, Colorado
|Town of Dinosaur, Colorado
|Statutory Town
Location in Moffat County and the State of Colorado
|Coordinates: 40°14′26″N 109°00′31″W / 40.240551°N 109.008590°WCoordinates: 40°14′26″N 109°00′31″W / 40.240551°N 109.008590°W[1]
|United States
|State of Colorado
|Moffat County[2]
|1947-12-09, as the Town of Artesia[3]
|• Type
|Statutory Town[2]
|• Total
|0.8 sq mi (2.0 km2)
|• Land
|0.8 sq mi (2.0 km2)
|• Water
|0 sq mi (0 km2)
|5,922 ft (1,805 m)
|Population (2010)
|• Total
|• Density
|439/sq mi (169.5/km2)
|Time zone
|• Summer (DST)
|ZIP codes[5]
|81610 & 81633
|Area code(s)
|INCITS place code
|GNIS feature ID
The Town of Dinosaur is a Statutory Town located in Moffat County, Colorado, United States. The town population was 339 at the 2010 census.[6]
Dinosaur has been noted for its unusual place name.[7] The town of Dinosaur was originally named Artesia; the current name was adopted in 1966, to capitalize on the town's proximity to Dinosaur National Monument.[8] The monument headquarters is located just east of the town on U.S. Highway 40.
Dinosaur is located at 40°14′30″N 109°0′31″W / 40.24167°N 109.00861°W (40.241560, -109.008747).[9]
According to the United States Census Bureau, the town has a total area of 0.77 square miles (2.0 km2), all of it land.[6]
Many streets in the town are named after dinosaurs, including Cletisaurus Circle, Tyrannosaurus Trail, and Antrodemus Alley.[10]
As of the census[11] of 2000, there were 320 people, 124 households, and 88 families residing in the town. The population density was 400.9 people per square mile (154.0/km²). There were 156 housing units at an average density of 196.1 per square mile (75.3/km²). The racial makeup of the town was 98.43% White, 0.31% from other races, and 1.25% from two or more races. Hispanic or Latino of any race were 3.76% of the population.
There were 124 households out of which 34.7% had children under the age of 18 living with them, 57.3% were married couples living together, 9.7% had a female householder with no husband present, and 29.0% were non-families. 25.0% of all households were made up of individuals and 12.9% had someone living alone who was 65 years of age or older. The average household size was 2.57 and the average family size was 3.10.
In the town the population was spread out with 28.5% under the age of 18, 9.4% from 18 to 24, 26.6% from 25 to 44, 23.5% from 45 to 64, and 11.9% who were 65 years of age or older. The median age was 36 years. For every 100 females there were 96.9 males. For every 100 females age 18 and over, there were 94.9 males.
The median income for a household in the town was $31,250, and the median income for a family was $31,250. Males had a median income of $43,500 versus $16,250 for females. The per capita income for the town was $12,904. About 18.8% of families and 17.9% of the population were below the poverty line, including 15.6% of those under age 18 and 14.3% of those age 65 or over.
Historic places[edit]
Near Dinosaur are the following sites listed in the National Register of Historic Places:[12]
- Castle Park Archeological District, a prehistoric residential site with inhabitation during 1500 - 1000 BC and again from AD 1000 - 1899 by the Prehistoric Fremont culture, Ute and Shoshone people
- Mantle's Cave, a prehistoric Fremont culture residential site from 499 BC - AD 1749
- Historic sites in the Dinosaur National Monument
- Denis Julien Inscription
- Rial Chew Ranch Complex
- Upper Wade and Curtis Cabin
Rial Chew Ranch Complex cabin
Rial Chew Ranch Complex garage
In popular culture[edit]
In the October 2009 issue of Dark Avengers by Marvel Comics, Dinosaur is the site of a portal that consumes Norman Osborn's Dark Avengers.
See also[edit]
- Outline of Colorado
- Colorado
- Dinosaur National Monument
- Prehistory of Colorado
- ^ "2014 U.S. Gazetteer Files: Places". United States Census Bureau. July 1, 2014. Retrieved January 5, 2015.
- ^ a b "Active Colorado Municipalities". State of Colorado, Department of Local Affairs. Retrieved 2007-09-01.
- ^ "Colorado Municipal Incorporations". State of Colorado, Department of Personnel & Administration, Colorado State Archives. 2004-12-01. Retrieved 2007-09-02.
- ^ "US Board on Geographic Names". United States Geological Survey. 2007-10-25. Retrieved 2008-01-31.
- ^ "ZIP Code Lookup" (JAVASCRIPT/HTML). United States Postal Service. Retrieved September 8, 2007.
- ^ a b "Geographic Identifiers: 2010 Demographic Profile Data (G001): Dinosaur town, Colorado". U.S. Census Bureau, American Factfinder. Retrieved January 31, 2013.
- ^ Thompson, George E. (1 July 2009). You Live Where?: Interesting and Unusual Facts about where We Live. iUniverse. p. 13. ISBN 978-1-4401-3421-0.
- ^ "Dinosaur". Colorado Tourism Office. 2010. Retrieved 2010-05-30.
- ^ "US Gazetteer files: 2010, 2000, and 1990". United States Census Bureau. 2011-02-12. Retrieved 2011-04-23.
- ^ "Key to the City: Dinosaur". usacitiesonline.com. Retrieved 2010-05-30.
- ^ "American FactFinder". United States Census Bureau. Retrieved 2008-01-31.
- ^ National Register of Historic Places in Moffat County American Dreams, Inc. Retrieved 2011-10-6.
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A Lions Gate Production called Grace Unplugged is predicated to be a big hit today October 4, 2013 as it opens in Theaters Nationwide featuring several famous actors and Apparel Company Lynx Shreds.
(PRWEB) October 04, 2013
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AJ Michalka staring as 18 year old Grace Trey in the Movie Grace Unplugged played an astonishing roll as the main actor. She always wanted to do more than just sing at her church, where her dad—a former pop star—is the worship head leader. With the help of Mossy, her dad's former music manager, Grace records a cover version of Johnny Trey's old Top-10 hit. She then runs away without telling anyone to Los Angeles, and begins to try and follow her dreams as a singer. The more famous she becomes she starts feeling more and more pressure to compromise her Christian values and character. Will everything she experiences lead her to reject her faith … or rediscover it?
This is a must see movie for people of all ages and is very touching for any family to watch together. The movie also features Lynx Shreds Apparel on several people in the film. Lynx Shreds is a fast growing clothing company based of out Virginia Beach Virginia and is proud to be a part of such an awesome film.
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Betty Hunter- Harrison
They are in Oakland Cemetery. Sorry I should have put that in the previous note. Thanks.
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Betty Hunter- Harrison
on Apr 03, 2014 1:52 PM
Betty Hunter- Harrison
Arthur Tommie Chapman
You put the headstone of Ruby Chapman on her memorial,would you please add it to her husband memorial,Arthur Tommie Chapman. I know it does not have his death date on it, but he will have a headstone. Thanks.
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Betty Hunter- Harrison
on Apr 03, 2014 1:51 PM
Deb Schrader
Utley Cemetery
Thank you for taking the pictures of the headstones in the Utley Cemetery in Pope Co., AR. It was overgrown and not accessible when I was there years ago. This is greatly appreciated.
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Deb Schrader
on Mar 26, 2011 10:37 PM
Frederick and Fannie Duvall
Thank you so much for adding the tombstone photo for Frederic and Fannie in Pope County, Arkansas. Your time and effort are truly appreciated! ~Larry and Linda
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on Mar 02, 2011 8:17 PM
P. V. Hays
Ruth Duvall
Thank you so much for adding her marker photograph!
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P. V. Hays
on Mar 01, 2011 1:29 PM
P. V. Hays
Hudson Cemetery
Once again, thank you so much for the photographs. I just put in a request for Ruth Duvall. You already had the photo - double with Aaron: http://www.findagrave.com/cgi-bin/fg.cgi?page=gr&GRid=66301312
Once again, thank you so very much!
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P. V. Hays
on Mar 01, 2011 5:36 AM
Becky Maner
Minor - Paschal Cemetery
Angie, Thank you very much for taking the photo of the Minor children in Paschal cemetery.
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Becky Maner
on Feb 28, 2011 7:49 PM
P. V. Hays
Hudson Cemetery
Thank you so very much for obtaining the marker photographs for the Duvall Family in Hudson Cemetery. It is truly appreciated!
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P. V. Hays
on Feb 28, 2011 6:55 AM
Betty Hunter- Harrison
Adam & Mary Linker
Thank you so much for your time and getting the picture for me. I appreciate you. Have a great day.
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Betty Hunter- Harrison
on Feb 27, 2011 3:41 PM
Nelda Fastenau
RE: # 27605783 Ada Williams
That would be great. Thank you so much. I am no longer in the family, but I am hoping one day my daughter will get interested in genealogy. And that is her great grandma and grandpa. Appreciate it!
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Nelda Fastenau
on Jul 26, 2010 10:00 AM
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