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'Dulle Griet' (Mad Meg). Griet was a disapproving name given to any bad-tempered, shrewish woman, about which there are many Flemish proverbs: 'She could plunder in front of hell and return unscathed', 'One woman makes a din, two women a lot of trouble, three an annual market, four a quarrel, five an army, and against six the Devil himself has no weapon'. Bruegel's Griet and her companions are preparing to storm the mouth of Hell itself. The painter is thus making fun of noising, aggressive women.


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- Law enforcement officers would have to get a warrant before they could search the contents of a cell phone or other portable electronic device during an arrest, under SB914. The bill by Sen. Mark Leno, D-San Francisco, would change current law, which allows investigators to search the device without getting a judge's permission. The bill is scheduled before the Senate Public Safety Committee on Tuesday.
- Members of state boards and commissions could not be paid salaries for three fiscal years starting in 2012 under a bill by Sen. Tony Strickland, R-Thousand Oaks. His SB153 would let them receive per diem payments for each day they meet during the three-year period. The bill is set for a hearing Tuesday before the Senate Governmental Organization Committee.
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- Budget bills would have to be made public 72 hours before the Legislature could vote to send them to the governor, under SB17. The bill by Blakeslee is scheduled for a hearing Wednesday in the Senate Governance and Finance Committee.
- Public agencies would have to disclose public officials' salaries on their web sites under a bill drafted in response to the pay scandal in the Los Angeles County city of Bell. SB46 by Sen. Lou Correa, D-Anaheim, would require public officials to annually file compensation disclosure forms. It is up for consideration Wednesday by the Senate Governance and Finance Committees.
- Lawmakers are considering a bill to cut state funding for corn-based ethanol weeks after the governor signed a law requiring the state to receive one-third of its energy from renewable sources by 2020. Only fuel that is not derived from corn would remain eligible for state grants or loans under AB523 by David Valadao, R-Hanford. Republicans question the environmental benefits of ethanol made from corn and say it hurts food supplies and price. The bill will be heard Monday in the Assembly Natural Resources Committee.
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We can now see reports on individual lakes on the NHDES web site. The data collected for these reports was gathered by volunteers on each lake. Led by lake resident Dave Ingalls we have 22 years of data compiled to show significant trends in the water quality of Great Pond. Dave and his crew sample eight specific spots on the lake from May through September. The samples come from 2 deep water areas, 5 tributaries and 1 outlet. Check it out!
Nearly 20 people descended on Kingston State Park on May 18 with rakes and shovels, trucks and tractors. The end result 5 hours later is that the Park looks great. The picnic areas were raked of leaves, pine cones, pine needles and picked up. The beach front was raked and harrowed. Limbs were picked up and carted away. The Park is now ready for the 2014 season! Thanks to all of the volunteers who cheerfully gave up their Saturday for this great cause!
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HOUSTON - Two people were killed and another person was injured in a high-speed crash that shut down FM 1960 early Friday morning, deputies said.
The crash happened at Wortham Boulevard east of Highway 290 around 2:20 a.m.
Authorities with the Harris County Sheriff s Office said a man, 29, was with his friends at an IHOP when he realized he left his coat at a nearby bar. He got into his red Volkswagen and, as he was turning into a parking lot, an oncoming Chevrolet Camaro sideswiped him.
He was attempting to turn left into a parking lot that was on the northside of the roadway, said Sgt. S. Wolverton. As he turned, he turned into the path of a Camaro that was on 1960. That Camaro struck the Volkswagen, causing a violent rotation. The driver was ejected from the vehicle and he was pronounced dead at the scene.
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We believe that alcohol very well may be a factor on both drivers, said Wolverton. We know that both parties involved were at clubs tonight.
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Never underestimate the number of naive people in the world who think the grass is always greener elsewhere. Sometimes it is, usually - unless you come from a slum in some no hope country - it isn't. Its just the same old sh1t but with a different view out the window.
Victims all around, but the perpetrators are your fellow American capitalists...not Indians or anyone else trying to find a job to support their family.
The left don't believe in artificial borders
The left built the Berlin Wall.
Indian girls refuse to marry and move to America because they have to do all the house work.
Middle-class Indian women -- who are expected by most Indian men to be responsible for all the housework and in India have the benefit of servants -- refuse to marry and move to America because they are still expected to be responsible for all the house work but have no one to delegate it to.
One would think that at least some marriages would could make it work, especially those where the bride comes from poverty. But, same class and caste and creed and economic and educational status are the building blocks upon which most arranged Indian marriages are built.
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Exemplar of Stability
by Monsignor Charles M. Mangan
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About two decades ago, the Archbishop of New York, John Cardinal O�Connor, remarked that an entire generation of Catholics in the United States had been reared practically devoid of any knowledge of Mary, the Mother of God. He lamented the fact that Marian devotion had seemingly hit a record low.
Now, just several years later, we hear and read of a renewed interest in Mary. Books, audio and videotapes, movies and articles on Our Blessed Lady are being produced for an ever-growing audience.
It is not surprising that many Catholics have begun again to implore Mary�s intercession. People need mothers. Mothers provide stability and steadiness. In our constantly changing world, stability is at a premium. Holy Mary acts as a steady rudder in an age of moral chaos.
For centuries, Mary has been invoked under a myriad of titles: Our Lady of Grace, Queen of Peace, Our Lady Conceived Without Original Sin, Our Lady of Fatima, etc. Perhaps a new salutation � appropriate for our tumultuous times � might be added: Our Lady, Bearer of Stability.
From Bethlehem to Calvary, from Cana to the Upper Room, Mary was a woman of steadiness: rockhard in joy and sorrow.
Mary was also endowed with emotions. Inexpressible sadness occupied her Immaculate Heart as she witnessed the cruel persecution of Christ. Nevertheless, her eyes never withdrew from their constant focus: Jesus, her Son and the Son of the Immortal One.
One of the earliest lessons of a child is that the path of life is sometimes bumpy. There will always be hurdles or obstacles that cannot be ignored. Mary�s example gives believers hope that life�s challenges can be successfully met. Our Lady�s faith in her divine Son was her reliable anchor.
But Mary offers her children more than just an example of stability. Her intercession allows us to persevere in our daily duties. By Mary�s prayers and proximity to Jesus, we are sustained and nourished as we carry out our appointed tasks.
The stability that Mary enjoyed in good and bad times is possible for the modern disciple to possess. However, Mary�s life of union with God is not easily attained. There are many pitfalls to be overcome. But because of Mary�s reliance upon the Lord, she received the grace necessary to combat turmoil and temptation. Today, she invites us to accept with a joyful and receptive heart what God wants to do for us.
Many contemporary commentators have suggested that a primary problem for people today is the lack of identity, often called an �identity crisis.� We do not know who we are. We are confused about our personal self-worth, values and goals. We do not know where we are coming from or where we�re going.
Mary�s clarity of mission is in stark contrast to society�s confusion. Mary knew her role because she kept listening to God. The direction in her life came from her willingness�inspired by grace�to respond to God�s initiative.
The lack of stability in modern life is certainly evident. But there is a remedy for this illness. The salve that works wonders can be simply stated: receptivity to God�s will.
Mary, a human being like us, is positive proof of the tranquillity that results from being faithful to the divine call. If, like her, we place our wills at the service of the Lord, we, too, can aspire to the kind of steadiness that she embodied.
Let us ask Our Lady, Bearer of Stability, to pray for us!
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(WFMJ) -- A Youngstown, Ohio, family is asking for prayers as a 4-month-old baby girl is in critical condition in the Akron Children's Burn unit.
Aubree McCormick is in the burn unit of Akron Children's Hospital. What had been a day of fun on the Fourth of July changed in an instant that evening as she was sitting in a Rock-N-Play seat on the porch with family.
A couple of kids lit a firework two doors down. One of them kicked it and it shot off.
"It hit the window on the front porch and it landed in my granddaughter's bed and all I could do was just react. I didn't think, I reacted. I grabbed hold of the firework and then the bed caught on fire that she was laying in," says Carol McCormick, Aubree's grandmother.
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text: Possibly Huge Sunday Card Coming Up By Stock Lemon , Contributor Sep 10, 2009 Share Tweet Next ARTICLE » Use your ← → (arrow) keys to browse more stories 15 Reads 0 Comments Last year, we routinely churned out about three or four Free NFL Picks a week en route to a 58% season. In Week 1, we had one of our biggets weeks in terms of volume with five picks. This year, with the same system, the plan was the same. At the moment, however, there are seven possible Free NFL Picks for Sunday, plus the pick we already have tonight. If you're scoring at home, that's eight total picks, double the norm from last year. We're just not sure if that's a good thing or a bad thing. While we usually try to weed out some of the borderline plays, we're not sure that we will be eliminating any of the remaining seven picks. So, you've been warned. Be prepared for the biggest NFL card in Stock Lemon history. And as a reminder, that card opens up tonight, with the Steelers -6 over the Titans. Enjoy the beginning of another NFL season, and be sure to check back for our Sunday plays, which will be posted as early as tomorrow.


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That Salman Khan and Shah Rukh Khan have patched up is making news everywhere, more so after the public hug at Baba Siddiqui's grand iftar bash this year. But with the recent statements that the two actors are making about their friendship, the ice seems to be melting between the two!
At a recent trailer launch, Salman took over to announce that he has no insecurities and has no issues with Shah Rukh being called King of Bollywood. "I don't have any problem with him (Shah Rukh) being the King of Bollywood. He deserves to be there. I will get there someday but right now, I am misplaced", was the cheeky answer from the Dabangg Khan.
Even at the launch of Colors' 'Got Talent World Stage Live' on Friday evening, Shah Rukh also cleared the air and it seems that the war between the two superstars might have just ended. "We meet, we hug. There is a lot of love and friendship between us," was what Shah Rukh Khan had to say.
Seems like the two have really let aside their differences and gotten back together as friends and the animosity between the two has been erased for good!


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Arrogant Filner
Letters to the editor on Mayor Bob Filner scandal for Aug. 1, 2013
If Filner had an auto accident, got cancer, or some other misfortune, I'd wish him a speedy recovery. But, in my book this is a "pre-existing condition" which is never covered by the "insurer" (San Diego citizens).
Lisa Smith
College Area
Suggestion for Las Colinas rehab stay
Here's an idea: Why doesn't Mayor Filner spend the two weeks he plans to enter a "behavioral therapy program" in Las Colinas Detention Center for Women in Santee? The taxpayers already pay for the inmates, and I guarantee you, he will NOT sexually harass a woman again!
Nancy Goens
Maybe more pseudo-mayors on the way
I do not profess to understand the city budgeting process, but I find it surprising that suddenly a position calling for a $275,000 salary opens up. Was this an expense that
was foreseen on the basis that the administration of the city couldn't be handled by a mayor with too many other problems on his hands?
Mr. Ekard would seem to be a welcome breath of sanity in that office but if he is taking over tasks that would normally be done by a full-time mayor, then maybe his salary
should be deducted from the mayor's. What will happen if the mayor's legal problems extend to other parts of his duties e.g. public appearances, staff meetings etc. Will
we be looking for yet another pseudo-mayor?
For the good of the city, Mr. Filner, resign.
Bob Adams
Filner has undone a lot of good work
A message to Mayor Bob Filner: After all the hard work of the past few years of Jerry Sanders and his staff to restore the integrity of San Diego, you have managed, in just a few months to tear it all away. You have turned "America's finest city" into "America's laughing stock." As the bar is very low, it is difficult as a politician to embarrass yourself, but you have managed to do that as well as being an embarrassment to men and mankind everywhere. Bob, just go away.
Tom Ferrell
San Diego